taking the fear out of and putting the fun into homeschool science
Sometimes we get so caught up in studying plants and animals that we forget that weather is nature, too. Unlike many parts of nature, weather can be studied anytime. It’s always there. Here are some great resources for studying the weather. *This post contains affiliate links. Weather Study Resources Over the past couple years we have studied weather in various ways. In our first year of
Nature Week continues….. *This post contains affiliate links. Nature study is a very simple and energizing element within a homeschool routine. The foundation is direct observation – getting outdoors and experiencing nature with all of the senses. The idea is to look carefully, trusting what you see instead of relying on second hand sources. As wonderful as nature stories are, they are not a substitute
********************************** We have spent many field trips at our local nature preserve. These beautiful trails wind along paths to offer many opportunities to view God’s beauty. But there are often times I miss the little chances to teach a nature study because I am in a rush to make it to the big “field trip”. A field trip can happen in your backyard when you
********************************** Our family enjoys unit studies, especially nature unit studies. We use them when we need a break from our core curriculum and want to do something fun, yet still educational. We have used several brands of unit studies and have our favorites. Those we gravitate toward are the ones who have the most “extras” to offer. (This post contains affiliate links) Recently, I asked my friend
Welcome to Nature Week here at The Homeschool Scientist! There are so many fun things planned for you! We’ll have reviews, giveaways, guest posts, nature information and inspiration and a back to school facebook party thrown in on Thursday, August 2nd just for fun! Let’s kick it off with a fabulous science resource that I am so anxious to share with you! This is the
