This week we’re starting to work through the Nature Study Continues – Summer! I invite you to join us for a fantastic series of nature study plans with the Outdoor Hour Challenge.
Now that it’s spring, it is so exciting to be starting off the series with a colorful garden flower.
“We call it bachelor’s button; but in Europe it is called the cornflower, and under this name it found its way into literature….Their tubes flare open like trumpets, and they are indeed color trumpets heralding to the insect world that there is nectar for the probing and pollen for exchange.”
Handbook of Nature Study
Use the suggestions in the Handbook of Nature Study linked below to take a look at some garden flowers this week. If you have access to the bachelor’s button, learn more in depth about the composite flower using Lesson 131 in the Handbook of Nature Study.
Link to the Archive Challenge: Bachelor Buttons
If you want to purchase the Summer Nature Study Continues ebook so you can follow along with all the notebooking pages, coloring pages, and subject images, you can join the Ultimate or Journey Membership Levels.
The rest of the topics in this summer series are:
- Water lily
- Lacewing
- Willow
- Larkspur
- Fish: Common shiner, Johnny darter, sunfish
- Pearly everlasting
- Asters
- Baltimore oriole
- Caddisfly and water strider
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Use this discount code to receive $5 off your Ultimate Membership:
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