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Wonderings: August Homeschool Field Guide invites your family to begin the new homeschool year with curiosity, connection, and meaningful learning.
Inside this month’s free Field Guide, your kids will meet the human brain, investigate the mystery of the Nazca Lines, experiment with potato osmosis, study sunflowers, explore insects and mini beasts, enjoy August Daily Sparks, and take part in family conversations, creative projects, seasonal books, Wonder Workshops, and a simple weekly learning celebration.
It’s not another curriculum to finish.
It’s a curiosity-filled way to help your children notice more, ask thoughtful questions, make meaningful connections, and discover how learning changes the brain one connection at a time.
Download the August Wonderings Homeschool Field Guide free throughout the month.
Wonderings: July Homeschool Field Guide invites your family to remember, honor, and celebrate through meaningful summer learning.
Inside this month’s free Field Guide, your kids will explore America’s story as we look toward the 250th anniversary, investigate Percy Fawcett and the Lost City of Z, discover chemical reactions with seashells, learn at the beach, study sharks, explore ice cream, enjoy July Daily Sparks, and take part in family conversations, creative projects, seasonal books, and neighborhood Wonder Workshops.
It’s not more summer schoolwork.
It’s a simple, curiosity-filled way to help your children notice, ask questions, and discover the wonder waiting inside ordinary July days.
Step into a month of legacy, discovery, service, and summer wonder.
The June Wonderings Field Guide helps your kids explore what is passed down through families, history, nature, and community. Through hands-on science, mystery-based history, meaningful questions, creative projects, and daily sparks, they’ll uncover hidden stories, investigate the natural world, and notice the quiet ways learning shapes character.
With 300+ pages of meaningful activities, ideas, and guidance, this Field Guide helps you turn ordinary June moments into learning your kids can observe, question, create, and remember.
Step into a month of cause and effect, connection, and real discovery.
The May Wonderings Field Guide helps your kids move beyond simply noticing the world… and begin asking why things happen. Through hands-on experiments, mystery-based learning, and curiosity-driven questions, they’ll explore how everything interacts—from soil and sunlight to signals moving through the air.
With 200+ pages of meaningful activities, ideas, and guidance, this Field Guide helps you turn everyday moments into learning your kids can see, test, and understand.
An engaging Mary Celeste mystery unit study where students become investigators, examine real clues from the abandoned ship, evaluate competing theories, and write their own conclusion about what happened at sea in 1872.
Step into a month of noticing, questioning, and real discovery.
The April Wonderings Field Guide is a seasonal, hands-on homeschool resource designed to help you connect learning across subjects through meaningful experiences. Inside, you’ll explore spring growth, simple chemistry experiments, Easter traditions, and curiosity-driven questions that spark deeper thinking.
With 300+ pages of activities, ideas, and guidance, this Field Guide helps you turn everyday moments into rich learning opportunities your kids will actually remember.
Wonderings: March Homeschool Field Guide is a 350+ page homeschool eMagazine designed to support curiosity driven learning as families move into a season of exploration and discovery. This March issue features hands-on science through the study of rainbows and light, the historical mystery of the Mary Celeste, Irish culture and St. Patrick’s Day learning, a Pi Day Wonder Lab, daily Sparks for observation and investigation, creative writing, fine arts, faith based reflection, and practical experiences that help learning feel active, connected, and meaningful throughout the month.
An engaging Amelia Earhart Unit Study where students become investigators, examine real clues from her final flight, evaluate theories, and write their own conclusion about what really happened in 1937.
Wonderings: February Homeschool Field Guide is a 230+ page homeschool eMagazine designed to support curiosity driven learning during the heart of winter. This February issue focuses on hands-on science, Ancient Egypt studies, Groundhog Day exploration, Valentine traditions, creative writing, fine arts, faith based reflection, and practical rhythms that help families stay engaged and connected through the month.
Spark real curiosity from Groundhog Day’s quirky magic! This gentle unit study invites observation, discussion, hands-on fun, and deep thinking, turning one whimsical tradition into joyful, lasting learning about animals, seasons, and nature. (Perfect for elementary homeschoolers—currently FREE!)
Wonderings: January Homeschool Field Guide is a 265-page homeschool eMagazine designed to help families ease back into learning after the holidays. This January issue focuses on winter rhythms, snow and ice exploration, hands-on STEM, creative writing, fine arts, faith-based reflection, and practical planning for the month ahead.
The December Homeschool Field Guide is a 215-page homeschool eMagazine created to help families continue learning during the holiday season without stress, rushed lessons, or unrealistic expectations. This issue intentionally shifts learning to fit December’s natural rhythms by combining hands-on academics, faith, family traditions, and real-life skills.
Wonderings: The November Homeschool Field Guide is a 221-page homeschool eMag designed to help families continue learning with intention during a season that often feels full. This issue weaves academics, gratitude, history, science, and practical life skills into a cohesive month that feels steady rather than rushed.
The October Homeschool Field Guide is a 252-page homeschool eMagazine designed to anchor learning in observation, exploration, and hands-on discovery. This issue uses the natural contrasts of fall to guide science, history, art, faith, and real-world learning in ways that feel connected and purposeful.
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