Each week I will post a short, toddler minded blurb about a specific nature topic. I will then include activities that relate. It is my desire to use nature as a means to teach other skills like math readiness, reading readiness as well as gross motor and fine motor skills.

While I will be following the framework from the book "Nature For the Very Young" by Marcia Bowden, I will also be adding in from my own experience as an Outdoor Education Instructor. You are welcome to follow in our footsteps (and learn from our mistakes) by using what I share here with your own children. I have a passion for teaching children about the wonders of nature and I just can't help myself from sharing it with others.

I have never done anything like this before, so please let me know if I could do things differently, making it easier for all of you on "the other side".
I love the name! Your pictures are beautiful too! Gets me even more excited. *Ü*
ReplyDeleteHi! I found your blog & the Nature Explorers Club from Michelle's Delightful Learning blog. I think this is a great idea! I can't wait to join in.
ReplyDeleteI just printed out the first four posts: White Pine, Queen Anne's Lace, Flower to Seed and Oak Tree. While the weather is still nice, I think I'll try to fit in two or more explorations a week so that I'll be caught up shortly.
Luckily our backyard has two huge pines and the front yard is a beautiful mass of Queen Anne's lace, so those explorations can be done any time we step out the door!