Butterfly Nature Study | Hands-On Life Cycle Science for Early Learners
$7.00A hands-on butterfly study for ages 4–8 exploring metamorphosis, life cycles, pollination, and migration through observation, movement, art, and real-world learning.
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Chicken Nature Study | Hands-On Farm Science for Early Learners
$7.00A hands-on chicken study for ages 4–8 exploring life cycles, egg science, flock behavior, art, and farm-to-table learning through simple, real-world activities.
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Duck Nature Study | A Two-Week Nature Expedition for Ages 4–8
$7.00A 10-day nature expedition into the world of ducks — blending science, art, Icelandic history, and wildcraft for children ages 4–8. Includes printable pages, hands-on activities, and a final reflection journal.
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Frog Nature Study | Hands-On Pond Science for Early Learners
$7.00A hands-on frog study for ages 4–8 exploring life cycles, pond habitats, and amphibian science through art, experiments, and real-world observation.
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Honeybee Nature Study | Hands-On Pollination Science for Early Learners
$7.00A hands-on honeybee study for ages 4–8 exploring pollination, hive life, and the bee life cycle through simple science, art, and real-world learning.
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Hummingbird Nature Study | Hands-On Bird Science for Early Learners
$6.50A hands-on hummingbird study for ages 4–8 exploring flight, nectar feeding, and life cycles through observation, experiments, art, and nature-based learning.
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Ladybug Nature Study
$7.00A Two-Week Nature Expedition into the world of Ladybugs for ages 4-8. This 23-page adventure blends Science, Art, History, and Nature Crafts to help young naturalists discover the secrets of the garden’s most beloved beetle. From studying ladybug anatomy and life cycles to exploring medieval history and the stained-glass art of Marc Chagall, children will learn why these “tiny jewels” are the true guardians of the garden.
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Starfish Nature Study | Hands-On Ocean Science for Early Learners
$6.50A hands-on ocean study for ages 4–8 exploring sea star anatomy, movement, and marine ecosystems through simple experiments, art, and real-world learning.