November Nature Calendar
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Pictures, Books, and Nature Calendar
October has flown by so quickly. This month, I took the children to Bardstown, Kentucky, to tour Farmington Plantation (highly recommended) and other historical museums. We had a typically busy month of harvesting food for winter and homeschool lessons. ♥
A Few Books I’m Reading in November
Everything I Want To Do Is Illegal: War Stories from the Local Food Front
Women in the Civil War: Warriors, Patriots, Nurses, and Spies
In Hospital and Camp in the American Civil War
Nature Calendar
This month’s new calendar contains new ideas to enjoy nature and learn with your children. As the weather gets colder, I include a few activities that can be completed indoors. As always, use the calendar and rearrange the days according to your routine and lifestyle. Scheduling your days
Our nature calendars reference The Handbook of Nature Study. The book is in the public domain, but it’s more difficult to reference, but not impossible. Here is the link for the online version.
Also included this month: Owl coloring worksheets & November poetry copywork by Robert Frost. (These downloads are attached to the calendar)
PS: With any questions about the calendar this month, please note that after its release, I get an avalanche of traffic worldwide, and email is the best way to contact me. I do not interact with private messages on Facebook. If you email me, I will reply as soon as possible.
Email: Hello@CharlotteMasonMama.com
To go along with your nature study this month, the complete Turkey Nature Study Kit is only $1!
Download the calendar here
Resources for November Calendar and Book Recommendations:
How Trees Communicate With Each Other ❤ (November 6th)
How To Make a Compost Pile (November 9)
Scientist: Benjamin Banneker (November 12)
Article: Library of Congress
“The only vital method of education appears that children should read worthy books.”
Charlotte Mason
Living book recommendations: ( I was pleased to find these books about Benjamin Banneker-He is someone I’ve admired for a long time)
Cinnamon (November 13)
Pine Needle Tea (November 14)
Penicillin (November 20)
Article: Frontiers for Young Minds
November Full Moon (November 27)
Article: Farmers’ Almanac
Figs (November 28)
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