Homeschool Resources for Australian Nature Studies

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At Downunder Literature we have also provided some great Australian nature study homeschool resources for you.

The Wonderland of Nature is a highly recommended, award winning Australian nature study book for children. Join Chris and Tess as they explore the great outdoors with their mother. Read to your students about bug collections and nature walks. This book has scientific explanations that are easy for children to understand and over 200 interesting black & white illustrations. This book can be read for sheer delight or used as the basis for primary school science. Via our website you can also link to current Australian child friendly websites. Hardback Picture Book, 280 pages. Ages 5-12

The Wonderland of Nature Journal (on CD) is a delightful companion to The Wonderland of Nature book. This resource will help you teach your students all about nature in a artistic, fun and hands on way. The CD has 40 multi-use Discovery sheets. You can use them in any order and each child can make there own nature journal if they wish. The Discovery sheets relate to specific topics in the book and are also internet linked to relevant child-friendly, Australian educational websites. Ages 5-12. Great for teaching multiple ages.

CROWNS OF FIRE. This Australian nature story was originally written by Amy Mack for school children in the early 1900’s to teach them about the Australian climate and the ravages of bushfire. It is also an allegory of the sacrifice made by others for others. This book has now been illustrated and adapted for today’s children. Exquisitely illustrated by an award winning artist, this book is an educational, artistic and literary feast of beautiful imagery. Hardback Picture Book. 32 pages. Ages 5-12

We also have some FREE nature resources for the homeschooling family. Visit our website, Downunder Literature for more details.

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