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Why we should spend time outdoors in nature, according to Miss Mason...


  • “Let them once get in touch with Nature, and a habit is formed which will be a source of delight and habit through life.”

  • Engaging children with nature nurtures a lifelong sense of awe and appreciation for God's creation. This habit not only brings joy but also fosters a deeper connection with the Creator, as they continually witness His handiwork in the world around them (Psalm 19:1).​

  • “We are all meant to be naturalists, each in his degree, and it is inexcusable to live in a world so full of the marvels of plant and animal life and to care for none of these things.”

  • As stewards of God's creation, it is our responsibility to appreciate and care for the natural world. Recognizing the intricate details and marvels of plant and animal life helps us fulfill the biblical mandate to "rule over" and "take care" of the earth (Genesis 1:26-28; Genesis 2:15), reflecting God’s love and care for His creation.

  • “It would be well if we all understood the extent to which nature study, intelligently pursued, aids in the education of the child.”

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  • approached from a Christian perspective, complements a child's education by revealing the wisdom and power of God through His creation. It develops critical thinking and observational skills while simultaneously deepening their appreciation for the Creator's intricacy and care in all things (Job 12:7-


   Quotes by Charlotte Mason, from various works


Connecting children with nature is a vital part of their education and spiritual growth. By immersing young minds in the wonders of God's creation, we foster a sense of awe and responsibility as stewards of the earth. Inspired by Charlotte Mason's educational philosophy, our approach combines hands-on nature study with a Christian worldview, helping children develop critical thinking skills while appreciating the intricate beauty of the world around them. Join us in nurturing a lifelong love for nature and a deeper connection with the Creator.


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