In this George Washington Carver nature study, learn about a botanist whose love for plants led to many important scientific inventions that we still use today. It might seem strange, but George Washington Carver used things in nature to make the world a better place. In the late 1800s and early 1900s, he was busy…
One of the wonderful things about the approach of warm weather are all of the yummy things that are in season and maybe even growing in your own garden or backyard! One of those special seasonal treats is strawberries! Strawberry nature study has to be one of the yummies things you can study in the…
In this root vegetable nature study, children will learn how to look at root veggies through the eyes of a scientist! Do you think every underground veggie happens to be a root veggie? If so, this lesson might surprise you. If you enjoy funschooling during the holidays, this topic fits in nicely during the Thanksgiving…
I love learning about nature through the eyes of naturalists, botanists, and other scientists. In this Gregor Mendel study, the No Sweat Nature Study Podcast takes a look at botany through scientific eyes! Who is Gregor Mendel and why is he important? It might seem weird to go all the way back to the 1800s…
The Homeschool Podcast for Exploring the Outdoors Spark Curiosity and Bring Science to Life with the No Sweat Nature Study Podcast! Each bite-sized episode delivers engaging, easy-to-understand science that gets kids excited about learning. Whether you’re gathered around the homeschool table, driving to piano lessons, or enjoying a quiet moment at home, the podcast offers…
Ah…high school. Why do I love homeschooling high school so much? Mostly because my teens no longer need my constant attention and instruction. Ha! While I’m not kidding about independent learning, there are other reasons I really enjoy the high school homeschool: Above all, it fills me with joy to see the fruit of all the academic lessons,…
This not-to-miss nature curriculum makes fantastic connections that inspire children to look for math everywhere. Discover the wonders of math in nature with this engaging curriculum guide for 1st-8th graders. Through eight captivating lessons, explore geometric shapes, intricate patterns, and mathematical concepts inspired by nature. Perfect for sparking curiosity and making math meaningful through real-life connections and cross-curricular exploration.
How do plants defend themselves from hungry animals and diseases? You’ll be amazed at their clever survival strategies! From sharp thorns and toxic poisons to stinky smells and self-destruction, plants are armed and ready for battle.
Explore the Hidden Beauty of Fungi! Are you ready to discover the beauty and diversity of fungi during your nature walks? Prepare to be amazed at the fascinating world that awaits you as you explore mushrooms and molds like never before!
Fruits and nuts are some of God’s most versatile creations. From thrilling outdoor explorations to over 60 hands-on activities and projects indoors, discover the diversity of edible and inedible varieties while observing plant behavior and learning about adaptations. With a focus on scientific inquiry and Biblical principles, this curriculum offers a rich learning experience for homeschool families studying botany and beyond.
Explore the Seasons with Deciduous Trees! Em”bark” on a comprehensive study of deciduous trees with engaging lessons that span every season of the year. Discover the magic of tree life cycles and their vital role in the ecosystem.
A Christ-centered Easter nature study that blends Bible passages, hymns, and hands-on outdoor activities. Explore Jesus’ final week through Scripture and science in a meaningful, memorable way. Perfect for the whole family!
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