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I wrote this for my little Wildflower and for all the little dreamers out there. May they have the time, space and opportunity to enter into that timeless flow where all the magic happens & may they one day be inspired to share that light with the world ✨#wildschooling #wilderchild #givethemtime #playmatters

Flying into the weekend like... Who else wishes they had these wings?! ‍♀️ . . Pic: @blessnestlearning

Yesterday morning Micah ran to me with the biggest smile on his face saying “It didn’t hurt or tickle”. In his hands he held a tiny tooth, that had fallen out from the bottom on his mouth. A mixture of excitement, happiness and a hint of sadness brewed inside me as he handed me the tooth that I swear I watched grow only yesterday. When Micah was only a few months old my husband and I would talk about what the tooth fairy would bring. We decided they would bring a Crystal for each tooth to bring a hint of magic to the occasion ✨

Follow and tag @woodnutty and @the.rhythm.of.play for a chance to be featured ❤️ . . Great idea for #plasticfreejuly2019crafts from @adelines_hearts_and_crafts . . I was inspired to make these colour hunt cards after seeing a book like this on my friend @adventureninjafamily stories last night. As miss 2 has been enjoying outdoor play recently, I thought we could use these to get some more vocab practice and colour recognition. This morning she took to them right away and walked around the garden looking through the cutouts. She didn't really stick to matching the colours but we had good chats about what she saw. I was carrying bub in one arm so it wasn't something I was able to capture in my stories. Mr 8 also loved having a go, and spent time outside after school finding the colour matches. These took me a solid half an hour to draw and stencil cut last night, but I can see these cards being used regularly- either outside or indoors!

Hindi na nga yata magbabago ang isip naming tatlo. Lalong tumingkad ang mga munting guni-guni namin na magkaroon ng tahanan at paaralan sa pusod ng kalikasan. Maraming salamat sa mainit na pagtanggap, Horacio @howiesev at Ipat Luna! Sa masustansyang pagkain, talakayan tungkol sa baybayin at makabayang awitin! Naka-tatak na sa talampakan ni Nayon ang karanasan nya sa Kapusod. Ang mga bago nyang nalaman na salita ay 'journalist' , 'pangolin' at 'karakoa'. Maraming salamat din, @floatinghouse_calataganda at @whaleboy2000

✨g i v e a w a y (CLOSED) ⠀ We are coming up on the start of another school year...what better way to jumpstart things than to win a fresh stack of books!? ⠀ I’m so excited to be joining some amazing homeschool mamas today in order to help ONE fortunate winner fill THEIR bookshelves with the following nature-themed selections: ⠀ 1. Botanicum 2. Trees 3. Outside Your Window 4. Bees 5. Nature Anatomy 6. Foraging with Kids 7. Wild Buildings and Bridges 8. Drawn From Nature 9. A Year of Nature Poems 10. Sing a Song of Seasons poetry book 11. Strange Trees 12. Lost Words ⠀ ✨TO ENTER: ⠀ 1. Follow all accounts: @the.hidden.way @lacy_arrowsmith @melissa_amy_simmons @reaching_happy @stephaniewalden @wilkinsonnest @wovenchildhood @fortheloveofhomeschooling @katrinlotze @keribotch @laced_with_grace_homeschool ⠀ 2. Like, SAVE, and tag your friends! More tags=more entries=better odds of winning! ⠀ THAT’S IT!! ⠀ ✨If you want MORE chances to win... 1. Share this post in stories! 2. Comment which of these books you would be MOST excited about winning ⠀ GOOD LUCK FRIENDS!! ⠀ (Giveaway runs til 4 pm Thursday, August 1st. Winner will be announced and notified via DM. Not associated with Instagram. Open worldwide.) ⠀ ⠀ #naturestudy #natureschool #naturalchildhood #unschooling #wildschooling #charlottemason

Day 2 of the #bravegrownspaces challenge from @growingbrave is all about supplies so I thought that I would share our go-to summer learning supplies! . . Learning baskets are a great way to learn on the go and this one was used for a pond study with friends! Some of our must haves are: * Animal Identification Cards * Sibley Backyard Bird Cards * Tree and Flower Identification books * Binoculars and a magnifying glass * Nature journals and a good selection of markers and pencil crayons . . Included in this basket we also have our egg carton scavenger hunt from @the.silvan.reverie and Insect identification cards and poster from @growingbrave. Also our beloved Big Book of Bugs book by @yuvalzommer. . . What are some of your must have learning supplies during the warmer months? I love being able to pick a theme, fill a basket with related books and activities and head out to a spot in nature to dive into our learning! . . Happy Friday dear friends! . . #fortheloveofhomeschooling_naturestudy #wildschooling #naturalchildhood #naturestudy #unschooling #naturetable #homeschoolers #forestschool #forestexplorers #homeeducationcollective #homeschooling #homeschool #natureschool #unschoolers #learningbaskets

Today we spent a glorious few hours in the bush cooking over the fire, exploring and crafting. My fourth grader has just started her Norse Mythology main lesson block and it has inspired an interest in all things Viking, so today I planned our adventure day activities accordingly! Each of the girls made their own Lucet fork, similar to what may have been used by the Vikings to make braided cord. I thought I'd share how we made them with you all, it's a great first whittling project and Lucet braiding is a wonderful handwork activity for children who aren't quite ready for knitting. First you need to find a forked branch and cut it to size, you want the prongs of the fork to be a similar width and length and thick enough that they won't snap easily. We used branches of hawthorn, willow and apricot trees from our garden, but pretty much any wood will do! Once you've cut your branch to size use a pocket knife to remove the bark (photos 2&3), my eldest two girls chose to leave the bark on the handle for a decorative effect. Make sure the prongs of the fork are smooth and slightly tapered towards the ends. Once your fork is ready you can choose your yarn and begin making your cord. We used two and three strands of yarn to make our cords but if your child is younger it might be better to start with just one strand of chunkier yarn until they've got the hang of it. Make a slip knot in the yarn and place it loosely over one prong of your Lucet fork, then wrap the yarn around the other prong in a figure of eight (photo 4). You can also do this without the slip knot simply by securing the tail of your yarn under your thumb as you wrap- both ways work fine! Now make a second figure of eight so that each prong has two loops of yarn (photo 5). Next gently ease the bottom loops over the top loops and off the end of the each prong. You should now have one loop on each prong. Pull the tail of the yarn gently and repeat, you will soon see your cord beginning to take shape (photo 6). When you have finished your cord cut the yarn and carefully remove the loops from the fork, thread the yarn through the loops and knot to secure. (Cont. in comments)

Zählen mit Naturmaterialen Wir haben uns mal eine übrige Platte von der Terrasse geschnappt, mit Kreide Zahlen aufgeschrieben und dann im Garten nach Blumen, Blätter, Kräuter und mexikanischer Minigurke gesucht . . . . . #kreativmausbub #spielideen #naturebasedlearning #natur #wildandfreekids #wildschooling #montessori #naturelover