Bird Unit Study Review

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There's always one more project I think of when a unit is over, but being able to stop at a high point during a unit is a skill in and of itself that I continually strive for! Now that our unit is officially over and the projects and hands on activities are all complete, it's time to access how everything went. I'm pleased to share with you the projects we did, what we liked, didn't like and what we actually got through. While I tend to over plan (in the sense that I think we can cover far more in just a small space of time), and get overzealous at the possibilities within a unit, we still don't usually cover everything and many things I think we'll get to, we don't. Some books that look engaging and rich, end up not being so and other books and resources end up being unexpected successes.
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@schoolbeginsaftercoffee4759 3 года назад

I watched this video when it first came out, and I am now revisiting it as we begin our bird unit. I am borrowing so many of your gorgeous activity ideas.

@SnowflakeForestFelting 5 лет назад

Beautiful!!! Absolutely love the eggs and your Owl❤️

@hillaryenloe 5 лет назад

Thank you, Hana! This video is much appreciated!

@HealthCoachHayley 3 года назад

Second comment going through this video but I just have to say that this is so inspiring. I love the curriculum that we use but I am a very creative person and have been adding units for a long time but didn’t really know exactly what I was doing. One of my children has recently become infatuated with birds and my knowledge on them just is not adequate so my confidence wasn’t the highest on how to tackle this. Seeing all of these books and how you used them is so helpful for me. I’ve got preschool, kindergarten and first graders so this is just so tremendously helpful for me. I know this is an older video but at the half way point it has already helped me so much and I wanted you to know that you are making a truly positive difference in the lives of other homeschool families. Thank you thank you thank you.

@PepperandPine 3 года назад

Thank you so much Hayley! I truly appreciate your message. I hope you have an amazing bird unit, and by the end of it I'm sure your kiddos will learn so much.

@loricameron1009 7 месяцев назад

You did so well, we are at the beginning of our library building. Our girls are 2 and 3. 😅 cant wait to watch it grow

@thewanderingpond 3 года назад

Wow so much inspiration to glean for our bird unit! Brilliant!

@PepperandPine 3 года назад

Thank you!

@HealthCoachHayley 3 года назад

Awesome job! This is an incredible unit.

@PepperandPine 3 года назад

Thank you very much!

@rebeccalovesjesus 5 лет назад

When you mentioned the Robins book in your last video I immediately checked it out from my library (even though we are not studying birds at the moment) My six year old loved it so much and read it cover to cover to her 4 month old baby brother!

@marryamakbaar3014 5 лет назад

MaShaAllah you outdid your own self on this Bird Unit 😍❤️🙏🏻 Congratulations Hanna 🙌🏻🎉

@cozykimmi 5 лет назад

I ordered the robins book and love it! Thanks for all your wonderful recommendations!! Lovely collection.

@yuliabardo6358 5 лет назад

Wonderful and very inspiring video !! Thank you soooooo much )) your projects are awesome !!

@homeschooledaroundtheworld4660 5 лет назад

We read “ Outside the Window “ in the morning before we start our work. The kids love it. I prefer Botanicum over Animalium. I also place them for display. I fall into the same problem. I find those books with a lot of a little bit of information a bit overwhelming. I prefer to have books dedicated specifically to the topic we are covering.

@colorswordsandlearning 4 года назад

Love all your videos ,Hana. Love the books you recommend and the projects you do .I don't homeschool but I am trying to do partial homeschooling kind of thing. And I especially love that you make it a point to show the inside of all the books..thats really helpful..as you know ,one does not want to invest in a book that won't be used much. Jazakillah khairan. You are an inspiration. Keep the videos coming if you can ,Hana. Don't be sad or discouraged because of some sly or snide comments....there are much more of us who is inspired by your videos and adapt what you show to suit our particular situation. A thousand thank yous for all the videos and blogs you have done until now. Do whatever works for you though. If you want a break please do take it. Be you.You are awesome.Mashallah. May Allah bless you amd your family for all the good you have been doing.Ameen.

@Lily_and_River 5 лет назад

I totally understand what you mean about the more encyclopedia type of books. I always loved these kind of books but at the same time you have made me aware that they don't really provide in depth information about one topic, rather a bit of information about everything. The Waldorf approach of bringing information within a story and with real attention is something I never really thought about before watching your video's. I think I would use both types of books however, like you do, because I just love books! And also I remember myself flipping through and reading through these encyclopedia type of books as a child, and I always loved to absorb a lot of tidbits (is that the correct word?). Do your children like to look through these books on their own? Maybe it can function as a way of reviewing learned information.