Have you ever considered the idea that special needs children may thrive through regular time spent in nature? Nature study…
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Charlotte Mason Homeschooling
Charlotte Mason homeschooling encompasses everything that is wonderful about homeschooling. Gentle lessons in a literature-rich environment, short lessons that focus on real-life with plenty of opportunity to explore the world indoors and out. And, these are just a few of the reasons I love this style of homeschooling! In these articles, my goal is to share the wonder, joy and creativity of the Charlotte Mason style, while giving you plenty of ideas and practical advice for implementing it in your own home. Enjoy!
You’ll Never Look at a Nature Notebooking Pages the Same Way Again
Printable nature notebooking pages are time savers for sure. We can set off on a nature walk knowing there’s at…
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How To Teach an Interest-Based Nature Study with NaturExplorers
Friends, it’s time for another peek into the real life study of nature! In this post, you’ll see how easily…
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This is What a Conifer Nature Walk Looks Like
Have you ever wanted to be a fly on the wall to see how other families “do” nature walks? Today…
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Living Chapter Books for Nature Study
I think you’ll love these living chapter books for nature study. They capture the attention of readers with wonderful tales…
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Discovering Pond Habitats: How To Do Nature Study in Real Life
Have you ever been to the same nature study destination so many times that you almost forget there are always…
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A Day in the Life: Hands-On Nature Study at the Creek
Boy, am I excited to introduce you to Kristina Garner in this post! She and her girls enjoyed some exciting,…
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Yes, You CAN Do Nature Studies with Multiple Ages!
One of the best things about nature study is that it works WONDERFULLY when teaching multiple ages at once. For…
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Enjoy Animal Signs Nature Study Wherever You Are in the World
I’m asked all the time if families should live in certain places or certain climates to get use from the…
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How To Improve Language Arts Skills with Typing
Typing instruction has always been an important part of our homeschool. Not just for the sake of learning to type,…
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How To Make Friends with Books
What is a friend? Webster’s 1828 Dictionary of the English language defines a friend as, “One who is attached to…
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How to Teach Geography with Living Books
I HATED geography as a child. It was tedious, repetitive, and included lots of looking up things like the population…
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