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Spring Foraging – Nettles

Rachel Lechner

Spring Foraging Nettles Spring has finally arrived, and so have budding leaves, bird song and new nettle leaves! Nettles are one of the first items that come to life in spring that can easily be foraged with children as long as they are wearing gloves! Please do not forget some simple foraging rules before you…

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Tis the Season!

Rachel Lechner

Using Gardening for Language Learning   Tis the season, to get those green fingers working and a focus on your language learning! Gardening is a fabulous way not only to get your children outdoors more but to also show the process to them how various fruits and vegetables that they see in supermarkets are grown…

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🇬🇧 Ab 2026 KOSTENLOSE Englischunterricht auf Facebook/Youtube 7-12 Jahre
🌳 Englisch lernen mit + in der Natur
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This quote is taken from TOWARDS A PHILOSOPHY OF E This quote is taken from TOWARDS A PHILOSOPHY OF EDUCATION, Vol. 6 of the Homeschooling Series.

Charlotte Mason reminds us:
Children learn languages naturally — through hearing, imitating, and being immersed in real, meaningful experiences. Just think about how you and your child learnt your mother tongue!
This is exactly why outdoor learning, stories, crafts and gentle exposure work so brilliantly . 🌿

🇩🇪 Charlotte Mason erinnert uns daran:
Kinder lernen Sprachen ganz natürlich – durch Hören, Nachahmen und durch echte Erlebnisse.
Darum funktionieren Lernen in der Natur, Geschichten, Basteln und sanfte Sprachimpulse so wunderbar. 🌿

If you love Charlotte Mason–inspired English learning for kids, look out for my free weekly English lessons starting in January.

#CharlotteMason #OutdoorLearning #EnglishfürKinder #BilingualKids #HomeschoolingDE #VolkschuleEnglish #OutdoorBilingualLearner
Never too old!!! Emily asked me yesterday why we Never too old!!!

Emily asked me yesterday why we and other children her age no longer make lanterns for Saint Martin. And I had no answer, so here we are this afternoon and evening making and going walking with our lanterns.

#sanktmartin #laternen #laternenbasteln #motherdaughtertime #learninglanguages #rythmus
Do you use a language learning notebook with your Do you use a language learning notebook with your children? 

Take a look at just some of the ideas that are listed in the new blog post!
Autumn Language Learning Notebook📗 As the leaves Autumn Language Learning Notebook📗

As the leaves are now golden and the days are shorter, autumn gives us a wonderful opportunity to slow down and reflect. 
For us it’s a season of observation — and that makes it the perfect time to begin (or re-start) your Language Learning Notebook.

For children learning English as a foreign language, a notebook isn’t just a workbook, it’s a space for creativity, discovery, and connection with language. And you know I love the Inspiration from outdoors.

My Autumn Word Tree 🌳 is a fabulous way to focus on Vocabulary and Spelling.

Draw a big tree and write new English words on each branch or leaf. Add small pictures or nature stickers to make it more decorative.

The new blog is coming and there will be several Notebook pages for you to either print or design yourself.
Autumn activities for language learning is now up Autumn activities for language learning is now up on the blog. 

Whether your child is learning english as a foreign language or you just want some fun outdoor activites to do outside in autumn then have a read.
Do you go foraging in the forest for mushrooms? Do you go foraging in the forest for mushrooms?
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