The Ultimate Nature Study Round-Up

Nature Study has always come so naturally to my children. They were playing outside in nature, collecting items, and exploring the world God created before we were ever doing any formal school or Science. I love how kids can marvel and appreciate nature in such an innocent and simple way. I love to share our love for nature and nature studies with everyone. I have written quite a few posts on the subject over the last few years!

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Here are some of our most popular nature study posts:
Nature Study Ideas and Lots of FREE Resources – this post really highlights how to do nature study, with links to amazing blogs and lots of freebies and ideas!

FREE Bird Resources for Nature Study – FREE Unit Studies, Printable Packs, Bird Watching, Games and More!

Bird Nature Study Series 4 Week  Series Wrap-Up – we really love birds! There is so much information out there on birds that I wrote an entire series on them!

Tree Nature Study Ideas: FREE Printables and Resources – this post is full of leaf identification printables, studies on different species of trees, and even seasonal tree studies!

Spring Themed Nature Studies and Nature Journal Ideas – this post is full of spring themed nature study printables and beautiful ideas for keeping a nature journal!

Winter Nature Study Ideas and FREE Printables – we have lots of free printables for winter nature walks, identifying nature in winter and more!

Plants and Flower Themed Resources and Printables – learn about plant and flower parts and lots of Outdoor Hour Challenges on Plants.

Rocks and Minerals Themed Freebies and Resources – here are some great resources if you are studying geology, or just enjoying going on a rock hunt!

Creative Ideas for Creating Art with Nature – if your children love nature, they will love to create art projects using materials found on nature walks!

Over 50 FREE Nature Walk Printables – This post has OVER 50 FREE printables for you to use on a nature walk! You can print these out and leave some of them in your car, for an impromptu walk in a park, or you can make a folder for them in your house to pull out when you want to take a walk.

Portable Nature Center: How to Keep a Nature Table When You Don’t Have the Space – If you don’t have the space for a beautiful nature table, then you will want to check out this amazing idea for storing our nature study finds!

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Sarah Shelton

Sarah is a wife, daughter of the King and Mama to 4 children (one who is a homeschool graduate)! She is a an eclectic, Charlotte Mason style homeschooler that has been homeschooling for over 16 years now. She is still trying to find the balance between work and keeping a home and says she can only do it by the Grace of God, and Coffee!