We love nature and animals, and we love to explore. However, we cannot always visit all the beautiful places to admire all the living diversity on this land. There is so much to see - so much to explore! However, we can come to Disney's Animal Kingdom zoological theme park... Read more →
Welcome to 💚Africa! Jambo means "Hello" in Swahili! Springbok is African National animal. Disney's Animal Kingdom is a zoological theme park. The Savanna in Africa Disney is a completely natural habitat, carefully crafted to resemble closely Africa's ecosystem. It is 800 square miles of natural terrain, including forests, wetlands of... Read more →
When Adrian woke up this morning, he recited a part of his Winter Poem: "Snowflakes dance throughout the night, when I open my eyes, the world is white!" (See a post here.) And indeed it was:) We usually do not get snow in March, and to see all the buds... Read more →
Adrian always stops by to look at horses, despite the fact that it is Julia's second year at her Montessori school. I guess, one never gets tiered of nature ... Read more →
From the city to the country - we are loving every second of it: fresh air, animals everywhere we look, and gorgeous nature all around us. We feel so grateful :) The equestrian farm is right across from Julia's (Montessori) school - we love to stop by and say "Hello"! Read more →
"The senses, being explorers of the world, open the way to knowledge. Our apparatus for educating the senses offers the child a key to guide his explorations of the world ... " Dr. Maria Montessori, The Absorbent Mind p 167, Chap 17 So, let's explore! Today, we are exploring Disney's... Read more →
Today, we are exploring Africa. First, we would read about Africa in a World Atlas book (buy here). We love using these animals as language objects during continent unit works as well as for zoology. But what about taking a trip to a real savanna in Africa to see all... Read more →
We often see chipmunks in our backyard. Chipmunks, members of a squirrel family, feed on insects, nuts, berries, seeds, fruit, and grain, which they stuff into their generous cheek pouches and carry to their burrow or a nest for storage. Some dig burrows to live in, complete with tunnels and... Read more →
We have just moved to the area, and every day we are in awe from all the beauty the county has to offer. Every morning and afternoon, for example, we have a pleasure of saying "hello" to these horse. The equestrian farm is right across from Julia's school. Read more →