Summer Wildflower Grid Study <<<Link to study!
Revisiting this awesome wildflower activity in a different season!
I am encouraging everyone to complete another wildflower grid study this month and then compare it to the one we did earlier this year. Wildflowers bloom in succession so it is a great way to teach your children about the passing of time and when to expect to see certain flowers each year.
You will find the wildflower grid study printable in this month’s newsletter (and the May 2016 one too). If you haven’t subscribed yet to the Handbook of Nature Study, you can do so now and receive the current newsletter in the follow up email. Members here on the Handbook of Nature Study have access to every newsletter in the archives.
New printables for members!
- Invertebrates- This notebook page allows you to sketch an invertebrate you are studying and then write a bit about it on the lines provided.
- My Wildflower Study- After you find a wildflower to observe up close, use this notebook page to record your experiences, including a large box for sketching. This page can be used with any wildflower and at any time of the year.
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