Linda Garrett: Small Wonders: Nature Education for Young Children
Hands-On Nature: Information and Activities for Exploring the Environment With Children
Love the puppet stories in every chapter!
Anna Botsford Comstock: Handbook of Nature Study
A "must" for any Charlotte Mason homeschool!
Roger Burrows: Birds of New England
Always near at hand!
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I don't mean to rush things, but it's fun to look for signs of change in nature ...
The burning bush is just tinged with pink (it will be fully red in the fall).
The chrysanthemums are in bud ...
The sunflowers are ready to burst ...
Sadly, summer storms have flattened parts of the garden ...
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Hi Dawn,
I think your blog looks great and is very "uncluttered". Nice and easy to read. Too much foo-foo is distracting. Don't change a thing!
Alice R
Posted by: Alice R | July 15, 2006 at 10:24 AM