Eight Great Ways for Kids to Have Fun with Flowers
Springtime has arrived and it’s time to get outside and enjoy the beauty of the season. And what better way than to have your family dive into some creative activities involving flowers. Here are 8…
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Nature Study: Tips & Tricks for Success In a Multiage Homeschool
We know firsthand how fulfilling – and challenging – it can be to manage a homeschool with kids of different ages. Especially when it comes to something as expansive as nature study! Between navigating the…
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Nature Study: How To Make Your Own Birdwatching Station
In this blog post, we’ll share how to make your own birdwatching station that attracts birds AND homeschoolers! Watching birds from the comfort of your own home is a great way to do nature study…
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The Geminid Meteor Shower: A Fun, Free & Easy Field Trip!
Get your kids outside in December…watch the Geminid meteor shower! December is a fantastic month to observe a lot of “shooting stars” without a ton of effort. Today we’re sharing all about how to take…
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10 Simple Ideas for Homeschool Nature Study in Cold Weather
Are you looking for ideas for homeschool nature study in cold weather? You’re in the right place! Here are our top 10 ideas that will get your kids learning about the wonders of nature even…
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10 Unexpected Reasons Why Families Should Start Nature Journaling
If you’re looking for a fun and educational activity to add to your homeschool routine, nature journaling might be just the thing! Here are ten unexpected reasons why you should consider starting a nature journal…
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Community Science: How to Help Count Birds for Audubon Each Christmas
We don’t know about you, but purposeful field trips are always such great fun for us. It feels amazing to get outside and work toward a common goal that helps us and others learn more…
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How to Be a Community Scientist: Join Winter Salt Watch
Do you care about the environment? I am sure you do. Have you ever wondered how you or your youth can make a difference? One way is by becoming a citizen scientist. Community science is…
