Show Notes
What do Science lessons look like once formal schooling begins? Join us on the podcast in today's episode as we explore the next step in our children's education and how Science and Nature Study play an integral role for lower elementary students in years one through three.
harlotte Mason, Volume 6 (Amazon) (Living Book Press - use code DELECTABLE for 10% off!)
ADE Season 12 Reading Schedule
Eyes & No Eyes series by Buckley (Yesterday's Classics) (Living Book Press - use code DELECTABLE for 10% off!) Individual books in the series from each publisher on Amazon:
Wild Life in Woods & Fields (Yesterday's Classics) (Living Book Press) By Pond & River (YC) Plant Life in Field & Garden (YC) (LBP) Birds of the Air (YC) (LBP) Trees & Shrubs (YC) (LBP) Insect Life (LBP)
Nature Lore by Dallas Lore Sharpe:
Fall of the Year (Yesterday's Classics) (Amazon) Winter (Yesterday's Classics) (Amazon) Spring of the Year (Yesterday's Classics) (Amazon)
ADE Special Studies Rotation
Sabbath Mood Homeschool Nature Explorers:
Rotation A Rotation B
Sabbath Mood Homeschool Calendar of Firsts
Nature Notebooks:
Stilman & Birn Alpha softcover 8x10 Stilman & Birn Epsilon hardcover 5.5x8.5
Last Child in the Woods by Louv ADE on YouTube
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