Tips and tricks to Homeschool Using Nature Journaling
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 Published On Aug 18, 2019

Do you want to cultivate a love for observing wildlife and nature preservation?
Do you ever find yourself wondering if it was raining this time last year? Or when those wild flowers down the road bloomed last year? Nature walks and nature journaling with your children is a wonderful way to cultivate a love for wildlife and nature preservation. In this video we will show you how to nature journal and provide excellent res courses to get you started on your nature journaling journey.
I recommend staying local and really learning your local plant and animal life and magically you’ll start seeing patterns and circles popping up all over.

Before I started using nature journaling with my girls and learning about Charlotte Mason to enhance our Homeschool Curriculum , I loved to hike and I love to do art. I never thought about combining the two and now that I have, I notice all kinds of details, that I over looked before. I never noticed amazing details about plant cycles, animals, and wildlife and now the world comes to life as never before.

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Join us as we tell you some of the things we do to facilitate a love for observing nature.
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Book List

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The Laws Guide to Nature Drawing and Journaling by John Muir Laws

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Other favorite books include:

Nature Anatomy: The Curious Parts and Pieces of the Natural World by Julia Rothman

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What We See in the Stars: An Illustrated Tour of the Night Sky by Kelsey Oseid

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Lynn Seddon’s beautiful nature study guide “Exploring Nature with Children” and “Phenology Wheel”
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Be sure to find the Facebook community for this awesome curriculum! https://www.facebook.com/groups/29427...

Learn to draw and paint nature with Jan Blencowe and be sure to follow her on Facebook - she has amazing work!
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