Animals – Page 5

A Note on Safety During Nature Rambles

Australia has more deadly snakes than any other country worldwide. It is also home to numerous poisonous spiders and sea…
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Ballooning Spiderlings

Animals· Arachnids· Minibeasts· Nature Journaling· Nature Study· Seasons· Spring

My son LOVES!! fishing and he’s constantly plotting a plan to convince me to take him to his favourite spots….
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Black House Spider

Animals· Arachnids· Minibeasts· Nature Journaling· Nature Study· Seasons· Spring

There are so many spiders at our place. Our guests are very cautious when visiting and I’m quite sure a…
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Stumpy-Tailed Skinks

Animals· Reptiles· Seasons· Summer

Two stumpy tailed skinks visited our compost pile this week. It was a warm summers day and they didn’t mind…
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10 Nature Based Activities for Summer

Birds· Nature Study· Plants· Seasons· Summer

Summer is a wonderful season to explore God’s world through various activities. After the Christmas season, our summer holidays begin…
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We have outdoor expeditions to undertake and adventures to embark upon. We’ll explore the outdoors together, side by side, and uncover miraculous mysteries, and secrets. We’ll wander, and wonder in amazement as we become familiar with the Australian fauna and flora.

I desire to come alongside you in the muddle, making nature study the joy it’s meant to be. Outdoor adventures will become a regular part of your life as you make connections to the natural world with a sense of awe.

Rachel

We began our homeschool journey this year keen to explore all that nature study entails. I had searched the web for weeks to research what we would use as our framework. I cannot describe the elation I felt when I came across an AUSTRALIAN nature study guide! Marie has done all the hard work and put together a wonderfully elaborate resource for all ages. You can dip your toe in or dive right into all the ideas and links. There’s so much here we could spend all week doing nature study, and often we do.

Nature Study Australia

2018-05-25T15:53:11+10:30

https://naturestudyaustralia.com.au/testimonials/rachel/

Jessie

I looked high and low online for an Australian nature based curriculum and when I found Australian Nature study Guide on Instagram I was so excited to have finally found something that my family can relate to. My favourite thing about this guide is that Marie is so hands on and involved with her customers. I have never felt alone in the journey, she is there to guide and encourage us every step of the way in the Facebook group. Thanks Marie for welcoming us to your nature study family 🙂

Nature Study Australia

2018-05-25T15:52:36+10:30

https://naturestudyaustralia.com.au/testimonials/jessie/

Cheryl

We didn’t find out about the program until about half way through term, so we played catch up most of the time. I love how open ended the lessons are, but with enough structure to work well for those children needing such a program. We have been able to cover much of the required curriculum whilst enjoying the activities we love. Your program has been such a blessing to us, because we needed a change to our homeschooling lessons which would still cover curriculum, but would enable us to relax and enjoy “school” together. Thank you.

Nature Study Australia

2018-05-25T15:50:47+10:30

https://naturestudyaustralia.com.au/testimonials/cheryl/

Valerie

I totally enjoy using the Nature study guide. The children enjoy learning about the different animals and plants.

Nature Study Australia

2018-05-25T15:51:39+10:30

I totally enjoy using the Nature study guide. The children enjoy learning about the different animals and plants.

https://naturestudyaustralia.com.au/testimonials/valerie/

Sally

We have really enjoyed the program this term. We have gotten outside more often and the children are definitely taking more notice of things when we are out. Having a place to share what we have done and seen has been an encouragement to keep it up. I sometimes felt like we could spend longer on some topics as they were so interesting but that is probably just my obsessive "we must cover everything now" problem.