After quite a mild hibernation, the Forest Dreamers are back again to see the happy things that Spring will bring! The week started off with welcoming back our old friends and… Read more »
Last week we had a blast learning about the maple sugaring process and this week was our first official class on wetlands! Wetlands are critical habitat for a wide variety… Read more »
Welcome to Monday’s Living Wetlands Homeschool! I am so excited to start spring semester. We began our semester by exploring a topic about Maple Sugaring. It’s that time of the… Read more »
I was gifted a special book during the holiday season by Miss Meghan, teacher in the Bees, Dragonflies and Beetles classes. The book she gave me is called Teaching The… Read more »
Highlights from this week: ~Going On A Bear Hunt by Michael Rosen was inspiration for dramatic play, storytelling, and exploring landscape features. Tall wavy grass, deep cold river, thick oozy… Read more »
Winter Warmth Do you know what animals do to stay warm in winter? The students at The Nature Preschool do! Hibernate, migrate, adapt! We think that’s also what people… Read more »
Today was the day we planned on finding the elusive wild persimmon tree. Here is a link to learn more about the wild persimmon. It kind of reminds me of… Read more »
What a wonderful week it has been at the creek! Our whole week focused around the creek and its muddy majestic-ness! From straining to sliding to moss covered fairy houses,… Read more »
Happy Belated Thanksgiving Everyone! We hope everyone had a fulfilling holiday full of food, family and fun. Here at Irvine on the 14th we started our class with an opening… Read more »
Although we normally start with a check in circle, it is more important to read the energy of the group to decide what to do. Thusly, we decided not to… Read more »
