Homeschool Explorers Class
June 18th, 2009 by Kimbac
Nature Class: Homeschool Explorers 2009 / 2010
Instructor:
Location:
James “Pate”
2054
Registration: Class is two semesters. You will be registering for both
semesters. Payment may be split into two payments
(see “cost” below) or paid in full by
Cost: $22.50 Fall Semester (5 Sessions)
$3.00 supply fee
$25.50 total Fall Semester (Due by
$18.00 Winter Semester (4 Sessions)
$6.50 supply fee
$24.50 total for Winter Semester (Due by
$50.00 total for Fall/Winter Semesters
A parent or representative must be present at the
Fall Semester payment in full is due by
Payment by cash or a check made out to Bartlett Nature Center.
Send Payment to: Check Made out to:
c/o Julie Schnepper
Questions/Contact: Julie Schnepper
N.IL.HomeschoolMonthly@gmail.com
Include: Your name, address, phone, email, name of child/children and age(s).
Time:
Ages:
Inclement Weather: If an outdoor class is scheduled and the weather is inclement the class will be rescheduled. Refunds will not be given because of inclement weather.
Class Minimum/Maximum: 15 students/20 students
Class Dates:
Fall Semester:
Wednesday, September 9: Fall Nature Hike
45 minute hike; 30 minutes picnic shelter (bring snacks);
15 minute hike back to nature center.
Wednesday, October 14: Colors of Fall
(O’Brien Woods – located behind the Bartlett Public
Library)
Hike into teaching circle and view the beautiful Fall
colors; each child needs to bring a plain white t-shirt for
leaf printing; Smores 30 minutes (there will be an online
sign up for Smores supplies
Wednesday, November 11: Reptiles vs. Amphibians
What are the differences? Animal show of
reptiles and amphibians.
Wednesday, December 9: Living Green
Students will be learning about composting, recycling,
energy efficiency. Students will work on a
Poster (please bring 1 sheet of poster board per student) to
help them remember to put into practice what they have
learned.
Wednesday, January 13: Winter Hike
30 minute hike (dress accordingly); 30 minute hot
chocolate and cookies (there will be an online sign up for
supplies) and 30 minute look at snowflakes.
Winter Semester:
Wednesday, February 10: What is a Plant?
Students will dissect a flower to identify the different
parts; they will complete an identification chart and learn
about plants native to
Wednesday, March 10: Flying Wild
Introduction to the study of birds and their habitats.
Wednesday, April 14: Weather
Learn about the water cycle, clouds, wind and more.
Students will assemble a kite.
Wednesday, May 12: Spring Hike
45 minute hike; 30 minutes picnic shelter (bring
snacks); 15 minute hike back to nature center.




