Join our year-long homeschool tour of North American bird families and teach some great little science and natural history lessons along the way. This week: the Woodpeckers!
🏞 Homeschool Natural History (Post Archives)
The river is moving.
The blackbird must be flying.
A collection of great homeschool teaching ideas, resources, and little lessons on birds and natural history from the River Houses Homeschool Network. Add your name to our free River Houses mailing list and get posts like these delivered right to your mailbox every week! 😊
❡ Homeschool birds: This Homeschool Natural History archive includes our regular Friday Bird Families posts that introduce you and your students to the birds of North America. 🦅
🦅 FRIDAY BIRD FAMILIES: Trogons and Kingfishers
Join our year-long homeschool tour of North American bird families and teach some great little science and natural history lessons along the way. This week: the Trogons and the Kingfishers.
🦉 FRIDAY BIRD FAMILIES: Barn Owls and Typical Owls
Join our year-long homeschool tour of North American bird families and teach some great little science and natural history lessons along the way. This week: the Barn Owls and the Typical Owls.
🐦 NATURE NOTES: Cornell University Summer Program, June 2020
Cornell University is hosting a summer program for high school students interested in careers in natural history — it might be just the thing to start a clever homeschool naturalist on a bright future path.
🦅 FRIDAY BIRD FAMILIES: New World Vultures, Ospreys, Hawks, Kites, and Eagles
Join our year-long homeschool tour of North American bird families and teach some great little science and natural history lessons along the way. This week: the New World Vultures, the Ospreys, and the Hawks, Kites, and Eagles.
🦅 FRIDAY BIRD FAMILIES: Herons, Bitterns, Ibises, and Spoonbills
Join our year-long homeschool tour of North American bird families and teach some great little science and natural history lessons along the way. This week: the Herons and Bitterns, and the Ibises and Spoonbills, all long-legged wading birds.
🦅 NATURE NOTES: The Great Backyard Bird Count is Coming!
Get your homeschool naturalists involved next month in the Great Backyard Bird Count, an annual international survey that will let you and your students make a real contribution to science.
🦅 FRIDAY BIRD FAMILIES: Storks, Frigatebirds, Boobies, Cormorants, Darters, and Pelicans
Join our year-long homeschool tour of North American bird families and teach some great little science and natural history lessons along the way. This week: the Storks, Frigatebirds, Boobies, Gannets, Cormorants, Darters, and Pelicans.
🐦 NATURE NOTES: Get Started With Bird Study in the New Year
Get the new year off to a great start with a free online bird study course, sponsored by Cornell University — and get a chance to win a top-notch pair of binoculars, too.
🦅 FRIDAY BIRD FAMILIES: Shearwaters, Petrels, and Storm-Petrels
Join our year-long homeschool tour of North American bird families and pick up some great science and natural history lessons along the way. This week: the Shearwaters and Petrels, and the Storm-Petrels, birds of the open ocean.
🦅 FRIDAY BIRD FAMILIES: Tropicbirds, Loons, and Albatrosses
Join our year-long homeschool tour of North American bird families and pick up some great science and natural history teaching ideas along the way. This week: the Tropicbirds, the Loons, and the Albatrosses.
🦅 FRIDAY BIRD FAMILIES: Gulls, Terns, and Skimmers (II)
Join our year-long homeschool tour of North American bird families and pick up some great science and natural history teaching ideas along the way. This week: the Gulls, Terns, and Skimmers (Part II).
