I have attached the newsletter download link to the bottom of my blog feed so if you are a subscriber you will receive the link to the latest newsletter at the bottom of every post for the month of March. If you haven’t subscribed yet, you can still subscribe and receive the newsletter in the next post that comes to your email box. You can subscribe to my blog by filling in your email address in the subscription box on my sidebar.
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The OHC Newsletter is a companion to the Outdoor Hour Challenges that are posted here on the blog every Friday. In this issue there are four special printable activities, additional links and ideas, as well as articles and photos from a variety of OHC participants. I invite everyone to subscribe and get the newsletter each month in your inbox.
If you have trouble getting the newsletter to download, try right clicking the link, save the link, and then open it. (The link is in the email and not in this blog post.) I am not going to be archiving the newsletters at this point. You will need to SAVE the FILE on your computer each month if you want to save back issues.
Coming on March 5, 2012! The newest ebook from the Outdoor Hour Challenge!
Did you download all the free nature printables from the Nature in Your Notebook Printables Link-Up?
It is not too late!
Hello Everyone!
This is Nana from HodgePodge! I just wanted to say how surprised and honored that I was to be featured in the Spring Edition of the Handbook of Nature Study! I have had such fun sharing with students of ALL ages the pleasure of art and how simple creating can be! Thank you again…and get to work making something beautiful!
Thanks for stopping by Nana! We all love your help in adding some art to our homes.
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Wow, I haven’t been over to the blog in a few months. I love the new layout with the topical buttons on the side and the seasons at the top.
I so enjoy hitting the blog. Need to remember to come more often for the emotional and mental refreshment, especially since we seem to just have skipped winter this year.
I have missed seeing you around the blog Sebastian. 🙂
Glad the new layout is pleasing. I have been working on organizing and streamlining so it is easier to navigate all the information available.
Hope to see you around during the spring…lots of great things planned.
Thanks for another lovely newsletter Barb. Our family so appreciates all the had work that you do that benefits so many families worldwide.
Bless you.
Shirley Ann
I took my 5 year old daughter out yesterday with the Know Your Own Backyard- Early Spring page. We had a wonderful day sitting by the creek observing spiders, rolly pollies, tiny wild flowers, and daffodils. Her page was overflowing with observations and leaves and flowers she wanted to tape down. We are looking forward to spring and this day of searching for early signs was wonderful. Thank you for your newsletter. We enjoy doing the activities together.
Senae,
I am so glad that you were able to get outside yesterday and enjoy the early spring suggestions for nature study. We are hoping to take a nice long walk today too.
Thanks for the comment. 🙂