3 Questions: Note to Self: What did I notice? Q: Size, Shape, Color, is it moving, does it feel soft, does it feel rough? It reminds me of… Q: Inside of nature, outside of nature, feeling or experienced What do I wonder ...? Q: something you could find out later (research)
Thank you for all the information. I am teaching 2 nature study classes at a co op this fall semester. The age groups are 3rd to 6th graders and 6th to 12th graders. My issue is that there isn't much there at the co op to study. I plan to bring chickens one day and do a bird study, goats one day for a mammal study. I'm thinking about doing sprouts one week. However I have ten weeks of class, one day a week, and I'm not sure what to do after those 3 subjects? I am on a limited budget as well. Should I purchase each one a spiral sketchbook and do a study then have them sketch and write information down the last 15 minutes of class? I have done studies at home with my kids and did fine, but not quite sure it will work for a class format. Anything would help. I plan to check out the website you mentioned
Amazon happens to have a ten pack of spiral kraft notebooks on special for Prime day at a great price. Do you have access to anywhere outside? You could have them look around for things to focus in on in the immediate area. I also would recommend Raising Up Wild Things. She has really affordable PDF downloads for different types of nature studies (each of the seasons, pond study, butterflies, bees, etc) and great deals on bundles. They include tons of great info and activities that would work in a co op setting
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I LOVE your 3 question!! They give purpose and direction to the nature study.
Thank you so much!
Thank you! We will be starting homeschool in the fall with 6th and 8th grades. Your detailed explanation of nature study was extremely helpful!
Love this! Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it!
You have such an awesome channel! So informative!! I love you channel!
Thank you so much!
Keep your good work 😍
This was a great video. Thank you. Where in Indiana are you? We are in Indiana too.
Northeast- lived in and around Fort Wayne most of my life!
Ahhh me too!!!! I love your channel. May be we will cross paths one day.
Hi! These three questions come from John Muir Laws! It would be nice to credit him. ;)
3 Questions:
Note to Self:
What did I notice?
Q: Size, Shape, Color, is it moving, does it feel soft, does it feel rough?
It reminds me of…
Q: Inside of nature, outside of nature, feeling or experienced
What do I wonder ...?
Q: something you could find out later (research)
Thank you for all the information. I am teaching 2 nature study classes at a co op this fall semester. The age groups are 3rd to 6th graders and 6th to 12th graders. My issue is that there isn't much there at the co op to study. I plan to bring chickens one day and do a bird study, goats one day for a mammal study. I'm thinking about doing sprouts one week. However I have ten weeks of class, one day a week, and I'm not sure what to do after those 3 subjects? I am on a limited budget as well. Should I purchase each one a spiral sketchbook and do a study then have them sketch and write information down the last 15 minutes of class? I have done studies at home with my kids and did fine, but not quite sure it will work for a class format. Anything would help. I plan to check out the website you mentioned
Amazon happens to have a ten pack of spiral kraft notebooks on special for Prime day at a great price. Do you have access to anywhere outside? You could have them look around for things to focus in on in the immediate area. I also would recommend Raising Up Wild Things. She has really affordable PDF downloads for different types of nature studies (each of the seasons, pond study, butterflies, bees, etc) and great deals on bundles. They include tons of great info and activities that would work in a co op setting