Wild and free activities

Do you want to keep the wonder in childhood? Embrace playtime and curiosity, nature and story? Maybe you want to trust your gut as a mother, even if all the experts are telling you otherwise. If this resonates with you, then you’ll want to learn how to encourage a wild + free learning environment in your homeschool.

Posts about Montessori Nature Study & Outdoor Activities written by Beth - Our Montessori Life

Grab this FREE printable kids nature journal full of writing prompts and space for kids to sketch their nature observations!

Here is the February issue of Wild Kids Magazine! This month's issue is longer than usual at 22 pages, in PDF format. This issue includes an article on foraging cattails by 15 year-old Johnathon, instructions for making homemade play dough with all kinds of natural ingredients to use for dye, foraging coloring pages for burdock and mullein, a six-page printable animal and bird track ID guide, 10 ways to have fun with nature this month, seasonal poems, a February nature journal and more. You…

Homeschool Nature Group: How to Start One You'll Love. Have you wondered how to find a homeschool group in your area? Let me help you make one

Activity ideas for a nature walk with kids and what to do after the walk. Plus a FREE printable for a nature scavenger hunt.

Creeks and streams provide a place for children to explore nature. Around creeks, kids can see various animals and plants that make up a complex food web. Everything is connected, and the survival of one animal is often dependent upon the survival of another.

The Rewildhood blog is a resource for unschooling, homeschooling, rewilding for kids, and all things related to the wilderness unschooling lifestyle with kids.