NatureNotes

~Our Nature Studies~
We are new to nature. Right now it is just my youngest and I because my oldest is staying with his Grandparents. Right now Little One and I are studying wintery topics like snow, polar animals, and hibernation. I hope you will join us in our studies.

~Dream List~

A vegetable garden
"Wildlife" attracting plants in yard
Benches for observation
Nature area set up in garage
A few "pets in a jar"
To raise-
Butterflies
Ladybugs
Water frogs
Ant Farm
Bird Feeders
Small yard pond

~Nature Books Online~

Handbook of Nature Study
Handbook of Nature Study
Outdoor Studies
Hours in my Garden
Nature Studies: A Pupil's Text-book
By Meadow, Grove and Stream

Animal of the Day

More pictures of animals

~Our Nature Bookshelf~

Scholastic Science Penguins
Eyes On Nature Penguins
Snow is Falling
Animals in Winter
The World of Animals
The Birder's Handbook

~Nature Links~

CURRENT MOON

moon phases

~Tags and Credits~

Mary's Little Lamb
Amreta's Graphics
Irene's Corner
Busy Bee
Country Heart Designs
Country Patch Collections
Cute Colors
Graphic Garden
HSHP Graphics
Kari's Graphics
Rajiv's Graphics
Ritva's Graphics
TSOH graphics
Lean's Country Page
Antique Clipart

Jun. 10, 2008

Plant Experiment- Day 6

Our plants are now 6 days old and really growing well. Click here, to see the post from day 1. Today we transfered them outside. I hope they survive!!!

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Comments

Jun. 11, 2008 - Untitled Comment

Posted by happycamper

Growing plants from seeds always amazes me,still. Great job. Nature study in the late spring is a lot of fun. Can't wait to see your sunflower in full bloom.
Jenn

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Jun. 11, 2008 - Untitled Comment

Posted by psalms16vs2

They look great. I hope they grow outside for you. :)
JoAnn

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Lynn's Nature Notes

Hello! Welcome to my nature blog! I am a homeschool mom to 2 boys, Prince Caspian (PC) is 11 and Little One (LO) is 5. I am new to nature studies and honestly, I tend to be more of an armchair naturalist, but I really want to change. I am hoping this blog will hold me accountable as I lead my darling children in celebrating God's Creation. I hope you will join us on that journey. Please come again!