Literature units, nature study field notebooks and poem copywork for families teaching elementary through middle school. Print at home, open, and go.
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Seven pages to get your children outdoors, noticing, and keeping their first nature journal.
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Both screen-free Grandma mornings in one download: a spring garden visit with berry muffins and a Nature Window Catcher, and an autumn Thanksgiving visit with pumpkin pie, a leaf walk and Leaf People. All ages.
A cozy, screen-free morning for Grandma and the grandkids: poem, verse and hymn, garden walk, bake-together muffins, a nature craft, and chat questions. All ages.
A cozy, screen-free morning for Grandma and the grandkids: pumpkin pie with picture steps, a leaf walk, Leaf People craft, a Thanksgiving poem, verses and a hymn. All ages.
Chapters 20–26 in four open-and-go weeks: teacher guide and student sheets with narration, print and cursive copywork, spruce and snowflake nature study, picture-step recipes and crafts.
A lovely field notebook for winter nature study: evergreens, pine cones and animal tracks, with walk pages and journaling.
Four classic fall, Thanksgiving and Christmas poems as illustrated copywork in print and cursive, for one gentle poem a week.
One maple leaf, seven ways to study it: a nature study unit with poem copywork and walk cards.
45 watercolor visual routine cards, from math and poetry to nature study and tea time, to make a calm, visible homeschool day.
Three printable dolls with everyday, October and Christmas outfits, plus Green Gables, schoolroom and Christmas scenes to play in.
We’re a homeschooling family, and these are the printables we wished we had. Our days lean on short lessons, living books, time outdoors and the habit of really looking. Every unit follows the same gentle path:
One idea per page, big spaces to write and draw, and white backgrounds that go easy on your ink.
— Alexandra
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