Every garden another room of your homeschool.

Being involved in the design, creation and care of gardens most of my life ( from 7 years old ). I can say it overwhelms me, how much the natural world we live in, can teach us. Natural learning has its own curriculum, which is for anybody, any age, any place and you progress at any pace.

Lets dive deeper into the design of the curriculum for natural learning :

• Seasonal learning where each quarterly event is different to the  previous but connect and serves a unique purpose

• Made up of natural cycles

• Requires “hands on” engagement and personal motivation

• Integrates across many subject areas

• Leads to deeper learning by shifting from surface learning and content coverage to in-depth understanding 

• Engaging in relevant, meaningful activities that can be connected to real life

• Natural learning undertakes self-assessment

• One core subject of natural learning is personal development, how we develop as people and the skills we gain and how to integrate into a community

• Conducted in a natural learning environment

Regardless, of which style of  homeschool, you have chosen – traditional, classical, unit studies, unschooling or Charlotte Mason, outdoor natural learning serves to teach us to look at the world in a different way. This bring our head, heart and hands together for your whole family.