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Nature Study for Wimps

July 28, 2010 //  by Jessica

Written by Simple Homeschool contributor Jessica Fisher of Life as Mom Spending time with your children in the great outdoors can be a wonderful learning experience. Not only are fresh air and sunshine essential to good health, but exploring God's creation firsthand can be a fantastic way to …

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Category: field tripsTag: nature study

4 (Fun) Basic Elements of Backyard Science

July 21, 2010 //  by Renee

Written by Simple Homeschool contributor Renee Tougas of FIMBY. Summer is the perfect time for outdoor science and backyard learning. Bubbles, insect study, gardening, star gazing and acorn catapults - all of this is science. And all of it is fun. When your children are young - pre-school …

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Category: family timeTag: nature study, science

Art and Creativity in the Great Outdoors

July 7, 2010 //  by Heidi

Written by Heidi Scovel of Mt. Hope Chronicles. Summer. There is something delicious about that word, especially for a mother of three young boys after an even-rainier-than-normal Pacific Northwest spring. Children need to stretch their lungs, their legs, and their imaginations. The great …

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Category: methods & philosophiesTag: art, nature study, unit study

Great Books for an Outdoors Education

March 10, 2010 //  by Renee

Our family recently returned from our annual winter camping trip. Three wonderful days of backpacking, sleeping in a wood heated cabin, hiking to ocean lookouts, eating trail food, playing cards, sharing stories and many laughs. The woods and mountains, any time of year, are two of our family's …

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Category: methods & philosophiesTag: charlotte mason, literature, nature study

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