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10 Homemade Nature-Themed Gift Ideas
It is fun to make your own gifts and usually it is less expensive, too. And you can’t beat the thoughtfulness that goes into a homemade gift. Here are some homemade nature-themed gift ideas that the person who is on the receiving end is sure to love. Homemade Bath Salts Homemade bath salts will be appreciated by the busy mom…
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Five Reasons You Should Be Reading Aloud {+ bookshelf reading log}
“Do you know what pliable means?” my mom said as she looked up from the book she was reading. We were in the middle of Pilgrim’s Progress and had reached the part where Pliable and Obstinate were trying to convince Christian to turn back from his dangerous journey.
“If something is Pliable it means it can be easily bent around– like play-dough,” my mom went on.
December Nature Study Calendar
Download this free December nature study calendar to help you get outside and explore plant and animal life this winter. The December nature calendar is full of nature tips that give you ideas of what to explore as the world turns colder and snow-covered. There is still much to discover if you know where to look. Enter your email address…
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10 Winter Nature Study Ideas
Sometimes we’re tempted to think that nature study comes to a halt in winter. These winter nature study ideas will remind you that though nature might slow down in winter, there is still a lot going on. Wildlife in winter is sometimes hidden– the gall fly hidden in the goldenrod gall and the downy woodpecker that snacks on them when…
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Charlotte Mason Picture Study & FREE Printables
Charlotte Mason believed that picture study was an important part of a child’s education. She felt strongly that as a child studied a carefully chosen work of art, the child was drinking in beauty and developing powers of observation that would affect them for life. It was part of spreading a feast, as Ms. Mason liked to call it, before…
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