Here are two sheets for your students to record what they smelled, heard, felt, and saw on a nature walk. One worksheet has boxes that say "I smelled...", etc. and a blank box for students to record their observations. The other worksheet gives two picture choices in each box for students who cann...

Building a Mini Ecosystem is an excellent way for kids to observe and learn about different small critters found on nature hunts and while in nature.

“Consider, too, what an unequalled mental training the child-naturalist is getting for any study or calling under the sun — the powers of attention, of

In this piece, I delve into the visceral nature of passion using rich, fiery reds and bold textures that leap from the canvas. Every stroke and layer in this acrylic painting is a celebration of dynamic emotions, crafted to pulsate with energy and warmth. Hanging it in your space invites a constant flow of vigor […]

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It's the last week of art class and the weather is lovely. For their final project, the 5th and 6th graders did observational drawings of the weeds in our school garden. Materials: Clipboards Copy paper Colored pencils Weeds Each student picks one weed from the ground. They should try to keep the root intact. Weeds must be no longer than the paper. Clip paper to board, then clip top of weed to the left side of the board (left-handed kids should clip weed on the right). Draw a scale drawing of the weed. Start with a long stem line. Mark leaf placement with short lines alone the stem line. Then draw the contour of the leaves. Look closely at the leaf veins and draw them. Add flowers and roots. Finally, draw irregularities such as bite marks. What a fabulous way to end the art year. We practiced our drawing skills and weeded the garden path. Bonus! Happy summer! Enjoy! \ Share this:EmailPrintGoogleFacebookTwitterMoreStumbleUpon

Combine math, nature and art with this STEAM activity. Create a fractal suncatcher inspired by mathematical patterns in nature. Awesome for students or kids at home, in the classroom, summer camp or homeschool.

An excellent way to hone your kid's observation skills is to take a good look at a bird's nest. They are an intricate, beautiful work of art in nature, and almost always contain a surprise

Field journals can be ideal tools for prompting kids to document, reflect on, and otherwise extend their garden experiences. And when kids create the books from scratch themselves, they are even more inspired to dig in!

Sit spots for outdoor learning and quiet nature reflection in upper elementary and middle school classrooms.

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Fibonacci sequence is found by adding the previous two numbers of the sequence together. Have you spotted this in nature?

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Free printable for children to make a rainbow nature hunt. Use with strips of double sided tape so children can just stick what they find on to it. This 6mm tape from amazon is great&nb…

Surtsey is a piece of land that formed in 1963, after a huge volcanic eruption that has lasted for 3 years. Now, the land is used for scientific research and observations. The focus of the work is to better understand how an ecosystem forms from scratch, without any human impact. There are only a couple of scientists that are allowed on the island’s premises, making it one of a few forbidden places on earth.

My quest this year was to create a more organised environment in my classroom. A space that allowed for natural expression through various forms of play as well as a space that was organised and wa…

DIY specimen slides plus BONUS 10xvintage specimen postersThis Digital download DIY specimen slide pack is the perfect additionto your nature school resources. We believe strongly in entwining natural elements into children's educations and bringing nature into the classroom. These DIY slides are a ...

Combine a nature walk with painting for this open-ended art project that appeals to every age.

Start a nature journal with your kids using this free printable template. Learn how to keep a nature journal and why you should do it. Plus get 16 creative nature prompts

The more observant one is, the more one can find in the natural world to inspire awe. Cultivating your child's powers of observation ...

Tips and tricks for using sit spots for nature observation and outdoor learning. Top strategies for successful sit spots.