Literature Based Homeschool Nature Study Curriculum | Seasons Afield by Beautiful Feet Books

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Today I'm sharing a quick look at a literature based nature study guide from Beautiful Feet Books! This program is designed to be used 2 days a week during Fall, Winter, and Spring. Learn all about the program, some of the books required, and how a typical unit lays out!
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Nature Books and Resources Shown in Video
Watercolor with Me - amzn.to/3RHVAPv
The Complete Brambly Hedge - amzn.to/4aoOarx
Slow Down - amzn.to/3v1UdlS
Home in the Woods - amzn.to/41DHCSd
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[@HMAeagles]

Thank you so much for this in depth review. I just subscribed! I love that it incorporates an additional reading list and art! This will be my science for next school year, yay!

[@chelsear377]

Do you think it would be too much to do this nature study AND different science curriculum?

[@HumblyRootedHome]

Hmmm…I’m sure with some scheduling you could make it work. Maybe nature study twice a week and another science lesson once a week.

[@IndiBex86]

Thanks so much for your video! Would you say that this curriculum embodies a Charlotte Mason approach?
Also, do you feel that the lessons are seasonally accurate to correspond with the seasons?

[@HumblyRootedHome]

I do feel that it takes a Charlotte Mason approach due to the literature based aspect verses using textbooks. The lessons do seem to be seasonally accurate based on what we've done so far. Depending on your location though, you may have to adjust when you cover each season. For example, I live in the South so our Autumn type weather, with leaves falling and changing colors, tends to happen much later in the year.

[@IndiBex86]

@@HumblyRootedHome Thanks for your reply. I think I'm going to try it out and see how it works for my family. Our current science curriculum feels so dry, I'm ready for a change.