What is the definitive guide to Natasha Nicholes's homeschooling methods with a focus on nature and exploration?

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The available content doesn’t point to a single “definitive guide” that I’ve written, but it does show a clear pattern in how I homeschool with a focus on nature and exploration:

• I lean Charlotte Mason-ish: living books, narration, notebooking, and lots of time outside applying what we’ve learned (like with the Apologia Earth Science curriculum).
• I use curricula that are hands-on and flexible, so the kids can explore at their own levels and we’re not chained to the table.
• Nature walks are a big deal: checklists, observation of living vs nonliving things, following kids’ questions, and turning ordinary neighborhood walks into science class.
• I prefer inquiry-based science that welcomes questions and connects to real life, often with gentle structure (lesson plans, journals) so I don’t have to plan from scratch.

Are you looking for help structuring your own nature-focused homeschool day, or more of a resource list (curricula, tools, activities)?