July is such a wonderful month to be out of doors exploring nature.
If you’re following the Exploring Nature With Children curriculum, the coming weeks are as follows:
1-7th Summer Tree Study Week
8-14th Moth Week
15-21st Weather Week (St. Swithin’s Day, the day that we learn about in weather week, actually falls on Monday the 15th.)
22-28th Field Trip Week.
Happy exploring!
This week in Exploring Nature With Children is ‘Summer Solstice Week’.
Here are some helpful links to get you going:
Happy exploring!
This week in Exploring Nature With Children is ‘Honeybee Week’.
Here are some helpful links to get you going:
Happy exploring!
June brings tulips, lilies, roses,
Fills the children’s hand with posies.
The Months by Sara Coleridge
Exploring Nature Around The Year: 365 Days of Nature Journaling is a unique, easy to use curriculum, that provides a nature journaling prompt for every day of the year.
Simple to use, and easy to follow, Exploring Nature Around The Year has major and minor nature study themes woven throughout. No planning is required, it’s already done for you.
In following Exploring Nature Around The Year, you will be creating a dynamic, scientific log of all that you and your child are learning about the natural world around you.
You can find out more, and view the sample here.
Happy exploring!
It’s Break Week this week in Exploring Nature With Children.
Here are some quizzes for you for a little bit of fun:
Which Tree-Loving Animal are You?
If you’d like to use this week to brush up on your nature photography, here are some smashing pointers:
How to Take Great Nature Photographs
Happy exploring!
It’s Grasses Week in Exploring Nature With Children.
Here are some links to help you along:
Happy exploring!
It’s Wild Flower Week in Exploring Nature With Children.
Here are some links to help you along:
Happy exploring!
April brings the primrose sweet,
Scatters daises at our feet.
Sara Coleridge
This week in Exploring Nature With Children is ‘Spring Tree Study Week’.
Here are some helpful links to get you going:
Do let me know how you get on.
Happy exploring!
