The Classical Apprentice

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Tacoma, Washington, United States

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Hello! Let me introduce myself, my name is Heather Wombacher. I am a veteran homeschool mom of 15 years and I have been teaching now for 20 years. I have a BA in Humanities and a MA in Classical Education. I love teaching, if you talked with my husband he would emphatically say “she never stops teaching!” It's true. I hope you enjoy your materials. If you have any questions about your purchase please feel free to contact me at heather@apprenticeartstudio.com Warmest Regards, Heather

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Nature Study Bird, Egg, Nest, Identification Cards-Pacific Northwest

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These bird reference cards include the common name and Latin name of each bird along with its egg and nesting habit. Some feature the male while others feature the female of the species. These are a perfect companion to any Nature/Science curriculum, Nature Study, Regional or Biome study. Includes a bonus full-page Egg chart and full-page Nest chart. There are 4 pages with 4 cards per page. Color print them onto cardstock for durability and laminate for longevity.

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Biology, Science

Also included in: Nature Study Card Bundle

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One of my favorite things has been creating my own resources over the years alongside my The Apprentice Art Studio apprenticeartstudio.com website. Some of what you will find on my TpT page is for subjects like history, science, art, and literature, and resource for the teacher. Almost all of my resources will have some sort of creative element or project to them because I believe that children learn best when they are actively using all of themselves to learn. Let’s face it, who doesn’t like to build something or create something that you are learning about? When you enjoy your learning, studies show that your whole brain is actively working in the learning process.