Nature Studies Curriculum

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The Get Out There and Explore!
Program for Children Ages 4 to 8.

Habitat Schoolhouse’s lessons and activities are designed for 4-to 8-year-olds to enjoy on their own and with their parents, grandparents, and loved ones.

Made for little hands and growing minds, explore nature through age-appropriate content that inspires a lifelong love of exploring.

Features

  • Uniquely themed adventures that explore nature through hands-on activities.

  • Kid-friendly science experiments and recipes.

  • Interesting lessons that will keep your child engaged and curious about the natural world around them.

A lifelong love of exploring with Habitat Schoolhouse. 

52 lessons per year

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The Get Out There and Explore!
Program for Children Ages 4 to 8.

Habitat Schoolhouse’s lessons and activities are designed for 4-to 8-year-olds to enjoy on their own and with their parents, grandparents, and loved ones.

Made for little hands and growing minds, explore nature through age-appropriate content that inspires a lifelong love of exploring.

Features

  • Uniquely themed adventures that explore nature through hands-on activities.

  • Kid-friendly science experiments and recipes.

  • Interesting lessons that will keep your child engaged and curious about the natural world around them.

A lifelong love of exploring with Habitat Schoolhouse. 

52 lessons per year

The Nature Studies for Kids full curriculum contains 52 weeks worth of lessons, one for each week of the year. Each unit explores a different element of nature. This full science focused curriculum includes earth sciences (rock cycles, volcanoes, clouds and weather etc), biology (botany, insects, life cycles etc), physics (viscosity, density etc), chemistry (states of matter, mixtures etc) to name a few. The purpose of the curriculum is to encourage children to explore science in the natural world around them.

Topics include:
Spring & Autumn Equinox
Winter & Summer Solstice
Seasonal Flora
Seasonal Skies
Entomology
Different Climates, Habitats & Regions
Saltwater & Fresh Water
Marine Biology
Volcanoes
Fossils
Endangered Animals
Moss & Lichen
Landscapes
Fungus & Mushrooms
Adaptation & Hibernation
Nature’s Patterns
Natural Disasters and Storms
The Animal Kingdom - Birds, Big Cats
And more!!

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