Category Archives: Nature study

Super Moon May 5

Saturday evening we headed out to look at the "Super Moon". It was pretty, and quite bright, even with the clouds here.  God’s Creation is amazing isn’t it? Below are the pictures I actually took of the moon, using the camera we got Philip for Christmas.  He helped me work on the settings.  I think…

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Summer Fun doesn’t have to cost a fortune…

I hear a lot about how children don’t know how to entertain themselves.  They need this electronic device or that toy.  My children can play outside for hours, or re-enact the Civil War or some other historical event or a scene from a book for days…DAYS. Every day my children have TWO WHOLE hours of…

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Nature Study~Herps are out in Central KS

Philip has been out hunting down the snakes, toads, frogs, salamanders and turtles. They are out, and we are having fun working with a Facebook group that is focused on these creatures in Kansas. Great Plains Toad   Speckled King Snake (Juvenile) Red Eared Slider found in Peace Creek Tiger Salamander found in our well…

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Nature Study Tuesday~Sept. 6~Tomato Horn Worm Moth

  Welcome to our Nature Study Tuesday.  I no longer do these every Tuesday, but we do them around monthly. A week or so ago, my son found a pupa, I couldn’t get my camera close enough to get a picture that you could see.  However, my son was out side constantly watching it every…

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Friday Fun School September 2

As I have mentioned before, Fridays are our Fun School days.  We play games, and do experiments and other such fun. This Friday we will be doing a Nature Scavenger Hunt.  This is one of the activities in our Exploring Creation through Flying Creatures study. Next up with will break out our new Scrubble Cube. …

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Nature Study~July 5 Garter Snakes

For my new readers, Nature Study is part of our homeschool for my oldest anyway, and it seems his younger siblings enjoy it much more then they admit. My oldest loves snakes, he is quite careful of what kind he will pick up though.  In fact just last week, he was out messing around in…

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A Few Changes for the Next Several Weeks~Family Updates and such…

I once heard how summer is supposed to be a slow relaxing and carefree time…Ummm, For Who? Summers in our home are actually the busiest time of the year… Farm~baling hay Wheat Harvest Animals Garden~over an acre… Preserving Produce~potatoes, onions, green beans, peppers, salsa, peaches, apples, and more Homeschool Convention Vacation Bible School Company coming~3…

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Nature Study Tuesday~May 17~Nature Boy Tells about Baltimore Orioles~Today Brought to you by Nature Boy

The Baltimore Oriole is a colorful bird.  It has an orange stomach, black head and wings, with some orange and white with in the wings. A good way to tell if this bird has been around is to look for it’s nest.  Their nest looks like a crocheted purse, hanging by the handles, attached to…

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Currclick is Having a HUGE Sale

Between now and May 20th, people who visit this non-public section of CurrClick, will get 50% savings on 100′s of top homeschool resources from some of our best selling publishers. Not only that, but several of our most popular teachers are offering 10% OFF all their summer and fall classes. In addition, visitors to our…

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