I’ve discovered a lot in these last few years taking my kids outside almost every day. Of course there have been missteps and challenges, but there are three words that have infinitely improved our time in nature together. Armed with knowledge from some incredible educators, caretakers and instincts of my own, I’ve moved towards a parenting/educating style based on child-led exploration, play-based… Read More
Intro to Moon Gazing + 2016 Full Moon Dates Printable!
The moon is such a powerful, accessible tool for learning and growth. Here are a few moon activities, lessons and resources to help you and your family learn more about and connect to the moon and night sky. Plus stick around to get your free printable of the 2016 moon dates (pictured above). I try to garden… Read More
Painting Animal Tracks in the Snow
Temperatures are dropping and it feels like winter has officially arrived. Here in Michigan that means more fun in the snow with the kids! We started out as usual, with my daughter wandering off on her own to do some free play without mom hovering around (I’m working on this). After awhile she called me over to see… Read More
How to Make a Gingerbread House for the Birds
We’ve gone a little nuts for birds over here. We decorate edible Christmas trees for them and throw them birthday parties. Now we’ve made them their very own gingerbread house! The goal for us was not only to create something beautiful for the animals, but to get outside to observe and play afterwards. Ok, I’m not gonna lie this is not… Read More
How to Raise Kids Who Love Winter
As difficult as it is for me to admit it, I have not always had the best relationship with winter. For most of my adult life, I’ve lived in the Midwest half heartedly participating in the season. It’s sad when I think about those times now – six months out of every year is a long time to be… Read More
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