A Fungus Among Us
$22.00A fungus? You want me to study a fungus during my nature walk? Yep. And, I think you’ll be amazed at the beauty and variety you find! You’ll love it!
If you hope to dive deeply into science through nature study topics, you’re in the right place! NaturExplorers guides include everything you need for creative nature walks and in-depth learning at home.
Some folks would call these unit studies and that’s fair. The nature walks, hands-on activities, kid-friend research-based activities, printable activities, literature lists, poetry, art, and music connections certainly cover a lot of ground across the curriculum.
You don’t have to enjoy unit studies to get a tremendous amount of benefit from the NaturExplorers series, though. Use them as your science curriculum each day, choosing an indoor or outdoor activity to learn about the topic. Or, use them simply for the 20-40 creative nature walks that help children discover more and more about the topic with each trip outdoors.
Of course, depending on how you choose to use each study, the amount of time will vary. Most folks choose to use 1-2 per semester with their 1st-8th grade students. (There are some special ideas in each guide for older children if they want to tag along to enjoy the fun and meaningful lessons too!)
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A fungus? You want me to study a fungus during my nature walk? Yep. And, I think you’ll be amazed at the beauty and variety you find! You’ll love it!
Animals signs are all around! Use your nature detective skills to determine just which animals and insects live near you.
This nature study guide helps bring birds nearer and dearer to your heart through serious observation and study during all seasons of the year.
Even more amazing than beautiful butterflies fluttering about is the incredible transformation that takes place to turn crawling caterpillars into completely new flying creatures. Butterflies Flutter By will certainly inspire you to find evidence of all stages of the butterfly life cycle!
There is serious beauty and wonder floating above our heads almost daily. These fun and meaningful activities will help you learn all about clouds.
Holding their leaves throughout winter, conifers are unique plants that deserve our nature study attention. This NaturExplorers study will help you discover all about cone-bearing plants.
Learn how animals prepare for and survive the winter season by learning about adaptations, migration, and hibernation through a huge selection of outdoor and indoor nature study ideas!
Enjoy a very thorough study of deciduous trees with these creative lessons that take you through every season of the year!
Aren’t erosion and weathering pretty boring topics for nature study? It might seems so, but I think you’ll be very surprised at just how delightful it is! Get ready to dig deep – you have lots to learn.
Get your night senses revved up and grab your flashlight! Get ready to learn about flying nocturnal animals like bats, owls, fireflies and moths – and be prepared to find a magical world of animals that come alive in the night!
This study of frogs and toads is perfect for spring or summer and provides you with tons of ideas for hands-on, literature-based, project-based lessons your kids will love.
Fruits and nuts are some of the most versatile of God’s creation. Besides being yummy, they serve a very important role in reproduction within the plant kingdom. This unique curriculum highlights their importance and opens your eyes to their incredible diversity.
Looking at rocks for nature study might sound dull, but there are incredible treasures in rocks. Once you know what to look for, you’ll think rocks are anything but dull!
Creeks are a favorite nature study stop for many families. This NaturExplorers guide gives you enough ideas to keep you joyfully studying creeks for months!
Using Peaceful Ponds, you’ll have so much fun learning about pond plants and animals, as well as earth science topics as they relate to ponds.
Quiet and peaceful or wild and raging, rain is a sight to behold in all it’s glory. Don’t worry, not all rain nature study has to take place outside…but have your raincoat handy!
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