Exploring the great outdoors is a fantastic way for children to learn about science firsthand. The dynamic world of pond ecosystems is particularly captivating, with its rich array of plants, insects, fish, and other wildlife.

Homeschooling multiple young children can feel like balancing a tightrope while juggling flaming torches—intense but immensely rewarding. Stay-at-home moms can turn what might seem like a monumental task into...

Exploring the great outdoors is a fantastic way for children to learn about science firsthand. The dynamic world of pond ecosystems is particularly captivating, with its rich array of plants, insects, fish, and other wildlife.

As a stay-at-home mom, you have the unique opportunity to integrate the wonders of spring into your educational routine. But how do you get your little ones excited about exploring spring? Here's how:

We've got a fantastic Earth Day craft for you that pairs perfectly with our Earth Day workbook, plus it is a wonderful way to ♻️ upcycle some plastic containers.

Introducing paleontology to your children can spark a lifelong fascination with the natural world. Begin by sharing the thrilling tales of the mighty Tyrannosaurus rex, a prehistoric predator that once roamed the Earth.

Introducing art history to children can be a fun and enriching experience, and with the right approach, it can become a fascinating adventure. Homeschooling moms have a unique opportunity to introduce their kids to the wonders of art history, specifically through focused artist study programs like the one on Claude Monet.

Nature Studies for Kids - The Forest of the Sea Unit study

Dive into the captivating world of marine animals with your children and unlock the mysteries beneath the waves.

Dive into the captivating world of marine animals with your children and unlock the mysteries beneath the waves.

Shark week makes a huge splash! Dive in with bigger sharks and even bigger bites. Gain insights into the mysterious world of these magnificent creatures.

Martin Luther King, Jr. is known for his key role in the American civil rights movement in the 50s and 60s. His most famous speech was titled “I Have a Dream”, in which he spoke of his dream of a United States that is void of segregation and racism.

Encouraging your children to explore the world of woodland animals can open their eyes to the wonders of nature.

Nature Studies for Kids - Soar with the Birds Unit study

Did you know that there are many different sounds birds can make? Check out this video lesson to hear some!

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Embracing the Spring Equinox: Inspiring a Love for Nature in Your Children

Nature Studies for Kids - Spring Sky Unit study
Create a Passion for Stargazing With Your Kids

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