Nature schooling

Outdoor learning is a great way to connect with nature and have fun. Forest School activities can incorporate art, craft, science, sensory play, and s

Enjoy some screen free time outdside with this Outdoor Learning Activities booklet for kids. From a rock tower challenge to nature painting, kids will love their time in nature. Perfect for teachers and educators.

Learn how to construct a DIY Sticky Nature Collage from items you have at home to create a piece of unique art.

Save time using these ready-made forest school lesson plans, including outdoor learning lessons in math, science, literacy, wellbeing & more

Hi friends! As promised in our homeschool plan post, I'm following up with our nature study plans. I touched on it briefly in that last post, but teaching my girls about the natural world is very important to me. How do we raise kids who will do their part to protect the Earth from climate

Everything you need for a beautiful, educational, and playful preschool experience. The Everything Preschool Bundle includes all four resources bundled together for maximum savings! All preschool resources are available as Digital Downloads or Printed and Shipped—plus, shipping to Canada and the US is always free! Bund

Wondering how to start a nature journal with your children? This ultimate guide to nature journals for children is full of ideas you can use to make your own nature journal, start a nature study, and explore the natural world. The ultimate guide to nature journals for children Use these links to dive into […]

Use elastic bands to create beautiful artwork with Nature using a weaving/threading technique. Great for fine motor and hand eye co-ordination.

Much respect for all of you dear preschool and Kindergarten teachers out there. As you might know, I left my Kindergarten classroom five years ago to homeschool my own wild ones. I must admit, I cannot fathom having been a teacher over the past two years. Yikes. With little ones back (?) in classrooms, I

As summer break comes to a close and garden plants are ready for harvest, what can you do with the leaves of the plants you pull out, besides compost them? Leaf prints! Leaf prints are fun easy to make, and depending on whether you do it as art alone or as an extension to a botany lesson this activity spans the age ranges from K-12!