Category: NATURE SCHOOL

  • Books for Outdoor Parents – Best Books for Raising Outdoorsy Kids & Adventure Parenting Books

    Books for Outdoor Parents – Best Books for Raising Outdoorsy Kids & Adventure Parenting Books

    As parents, we all know the benefits of getting our kids outside, but sometimes it’s easier said than done. Between school, sports, screen time battles, and just trying to survive daily life, it can be tough to make outdoor time a priority. That’s where these books come in. I’ve rounded up a collection of outdoor…

  • 100+ Fall Outdoor Activities for Kids

    100+ Fall Outdoor Activities for Kids

    It’s the most wonderful time of the year! (Did you sing that, too?) I’m so excited to officially welcome you to my favorite season! As the weather cools down and the leaves put on a show, it’s the perfect time to get those kids outside. It may feel a bit harder to spend time outdoors…

  • Herbalism with Kids: 5 Ways to Cultivate a Kinship with Plants

    Herbalism with Kids: 5 Ways to Cultivate a Kinship with Plants

    As parents, one of the greatest gifts we can give our children is a deep connection to nature. Reconnecting with the earth through herbalism is a meaningful way to teach our kids about the wonders of the natural world. Herbalism isn’t just about plants; it’s about understanding our role in the ecosystem, fostering respect for…

  • Women’s History Month: Adventurers, Activists, and Nature-Lovers

    Women’s History Month: Adventurers, Activists, and Nature-Lovers

    In honor of Women’s History Month, we’re excited to share a selection of children’s books that celebrate the contributions of female adventurers, activists, and nature-lovers. Emily Liebel of @inclusivelibrary has chosen some amazing biographies that spotlight trailblazing women who have explored the great outdoors and fought tirelessly to break down barriers and make the outdoors…

  • How to Start & Grow a Cut Flower Garden with Kids

    How to Start & Grow a Cut Flower Garden with Kids

    If you enjoy bringing the outside in, gathering a few flowers from your garden to admire on the kitchen table, gifting bouquets to friends, or using in nature crafts and projects, then consider starting a small cut flower garden. Tending these plants from the smallest of seeds into colorful beauties brings a wonderful sense of…

  • Getting Started with Nature Journaling for Kids

    Getting Started with Nature Journaling for Kids

    Are you looking for a great way to add wonder and exploration to your time in nature? Well, look no further! Nature journaling, perfect for a variety of ages and interest levels, can lead to learning, developing observation skills, and making memories. Plus, the supplies and costs are minimal, so it’s an easily accessible activity.…

  • Navigating the World of Adventure Schooling

    Navigating the World of Adventure Schooling

    If you’ve ever noticed that your kids learn more when outside and doing fun things they love, then you’ve discovered the magic of adventure schooling. In this post, we’ll be guided through the concept of adventure schooling by the wisdom of two adventurous homeschooling moms who have combined their love of outdoor adventures with education…

  • Favorite Fall and Winter Books for Outdoor Adventures

    Favorite Fall and Winter Books for Outdoor Adventures

    As the vibrant hues of autumn fade into the crisp, wintry landscapes, there’s a unique kind of magic that happens in the great outdoors. The fall and winter seasons offer a treasure trove of unique opportunities for kids to explore their world in a whole new way. With the right books in hand, children can…

  • The Ultimate Guide to Gardening with Kids

    The Ultimate Guide to Gardening with Kids

    There’s something truly magical about watching a child’s eyes light up as they witness the first sprout of a seed they planted, or the joy on their face when they pluck a ripe tomato from a vine they nurtured. Gardening with kids is not just a pastime; it’s a journey filled with wonder, discovery, and…

  • How to Organize an Outdoor Playgroup

    How to Organize an Outdoor Playgroup

    There’s magic that unfolds when children run through grassy fields, climb trees, splash in creeks, and play under the open sky together with other kids. It’s magic that we, as parents, can nurture by organizing a simple yet transformative initiative: a weekly outdoor playgroup! Today, Courtney Cronin of Wild Migration Family, is here sharing her…

  • 25 Best Nature Books for Outdoor Adventures

    25 Best Nature Books for Outdoor Adventures

    As the summer sun’s golden rays beckon us outdoors, it’s the perfect time to embark on a literary journey that seamlessly blends the joy of reading with the thrill of outdoor exploration! Whether you’re planning a family hike, a camping escapade, or a simple stroll through the local park, the right nature book can transform…

  • Exploring Nature with the WILD Mag

    Exploring Nature with the WILD Mag

    If you are searching for fun, beautiful, engaging ways to learn about and interact with nature, look no further! Whether you homeschool or just enjoy learning about nature and doing simple hands-on family activities, the WILD Mag has you covered throughout the summer and all year long. Today, Missouri mom of three and ecology writer, Laura…

  • Crafting Nature Critters with Kids

    Crafting Nature Critters with Kids

    With screens occupying a significant portion of our lives, it’s crucial to carve out time to engage in activities that foster an appreciation for the natural world. One delightful and engaging way to achieve this is through creating nature critters with children. Nature crafts provide a perfect opportunity for young minds to explore their creativity while…

  • Nature’s Math: Earthworm Measuring with Kids

    Nature’s Math: Earthworm Measuring with Kids

    Measuring earthworms with kids is a fun and educational outdoor activity that can provide a great opportunity for children to connect with nature and learn about the world around them. It’s a simple yet engaging activity that requires only a few basic materials and can be easily adapted to suit different age groups and skill…

  • How to Use a Pocket Microscope

    How to Use a Pocket Microscope

    What do dead bugs, pine needles, worms, and sand have in common? Maybe you should add soil, bark, and pond water to that list. And that’s only the beginning. All these things, and more, may find their way into your kids’ hands and under the lens of a pocket microscope while on a nature walk.…

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