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A Homeschool Preschool Curriculum where Nature is the Classroom

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Preschool is a magical time for kids. The world is opening up to them and they just can’t seem to learn enough. As a homeschooler, I want to instill a love of learning in my kids that stays with them their whole lives.  I’m delighted to have found a curriculum that meets so many of the goals I have for these early years of learning…

preschool curriculum nature based

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This curriculum has been years in the making and was compiled by former teacher, turned home-educating mama, Leah McDermott. This book is FULL of great content. There are 30 unique themes with over 750 individual activities. (That kinda blows my mind!) If you’re a regular reader, you know how much we love unit themes!

And the coolest thing… this curriculum is nature-based. Getting kids outdoors and exploring the world around them is the perfect classroom! Leah incorporates many renowned education philosophies including those of  Maria Montessori, Waldorf, and Reggio Emilia. She has her masters’ degree in education AND curriculum writing!

I couldn’t be more excited about this homeschool preschool curriculum. I know you’ll love it too!

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Interested??? You can get all the details here and order one! You can even get a free sample theme to see if you like it! Pre-order before May 1st to get the introductory price of $79.99. After May 1st, the price goes up to $99.99. Or why not go the free route and try and WIN one!?!?! Yup, we’re giving away one free copy of this unique digital curriculum. And your chances are pretty good! 😉 (Oh, and if you want to to lock in at the lower price and then you end up winning the curriculum, you be refunded!)

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Leah blogs over at Crunchy Farm Baby. You can visit her Facebook page and follow her on Instagram to keep learning alongside her family!

Julie is a frazzled mom of three tornadoes. As a dorky second-generation homeschooler, she writes about learning and play, natural living, special needs parenting and matters of the heart. She serves an astounding God that radically saved her.

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  1. I couldn’t get either of your links to work – the two at the bottom of the page where we can find more about Leah…. Neither of the links in this section that i copied and pasted below…..
    “Leah blogs over at Crunchy Farm Baby. You can visit her Facebook page and follow her on Instagram to keep learning alongside her family!”

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    • Thanks for alerting me to this. For some reason, my blog didn’t recognize those as external links. Weird. Never happened before. Should be fixed!

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  2. I can’t find this curriculum anywhere. The links in this article don’t work nor do links in other blog articles promoting this. I’ve google searched the title and just come up with blog entries about it. I’m so very curious (and excited) about it. Can you help me find it?

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    • Hm, let me look into that for you! I received an email from the author about a week after my son was born and totally forgot to read it. I bet that might have something to do with it! 😉

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  3. So, is this curriculum still around? I can’t find it anywhere online, but I would love to check it out! Thanks 🙂

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    • Sigh. Apparently the author of the curriculum no longer sells it. I’m so sorry! But she does have a new and improved one if you’re interested. I’ll send ya an email about it. Sorry for the trouble!

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