Outdoor Hour Challenge:
This month we will be using the Reptile and Amphibian Grid Study from the April Newsletter to help us learn more about this interesting topic. Feel free to cut your grid to fit your nature journal or to customize your journal to fit your interests. Don’t forget that you can save the grid study for a future date if you don’t have access to any reptiles or amphibians for this month’s nature study.
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Free Printable Notebook Pages:Reptiles and Amphibians
Use these pages to help get your family started with good working definitions of both reptiles and amphibians. They also have a place to write any interesting facts you want to remember about these topics.
Printable Notebook Pages: Reptiles and Amphibians
Some ideas for your notebook pages:
- Reptiles in your local area
- Amphibians in your local area
- Reptiles or amphibians you have observed in person
- Your favorite reptiles and amphibians
Extra Links:
Reptile videos on National Geographic
Amphibian videos on National Geographic
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Getting Started Suggestion:
If you already own the Getting Started ebook, complete Outdoor Hour Challenge #2. Use your words to describe any reptiles or amphibians you observe this month. Learning new vocabulary is an important part of nature study and will help your children in their later study of any life science.Â
Thank you once again Barb! We are about a month or so behind weather-wise, but I am still enjoying all of your newsletters, and hope to use some of them!
You are very welcome. 🙂
Can you tell me what the book is laying open with the reptile book on top of it? 😀
Dee Cee,
The book is Sierra Reptiles and Amphibians.
ISBN: 978-0939666034