Handbook of Nature Study | Anna Botsford Comstock

Handbook of Nature Study | Anna Botsford Comstock | Look no further for teaching nature study

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Handbook of Nature...

	Handbook of Nature Study Anna Botsford Comstock Comstock Publishing/Cornell University Press, 1986 - 887 pages average customer review:based on 20 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

The late Anna Botsford Comstock was the founder and first head of the Department of Nature Study at Cornell University and the first woman to be appointed to the Cornell faculty. Written originally for elementary school teachers, this book is as valid and helpful today as it was when it was first written in 1911.

Nature Lovers Bible!

If you love nature, have children, teach or are involved in Scouting, you should own this book. It is a wonderful treasure and full of interesting diagrams, studies and information. This is a tremendous guidebook that will help familiarize you with plants, insects, trees, mushrooms -- you name it!

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Look no further for teaching nature study

This book is amazing! I was totally surprised with how thick it is. This was written by a woman who was literally showing other teacher's how to approach nature study. This I don't think is meant to be read from cover to cover but instead use a specific subject in the book as you're getting ready to teach it.

Words cannot at all describe how valuable this book is - especially for the homeschooling family.

Fabulous!

We found this book and my daughter fell in love with it! She is 8 and enjoys just sitting and reading the information. Whenever she gets inspired by nature, she looks forward to sitting down to research what information the Handbook of Nature Study offers.

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Not what I expected

This book is not what I expected. I expected a Nature Guide, what I got was actually lessons on different aspects of Nature. This book is amazing for a homeschooler who really wants to go in depth about Nature with their children. I do not recommend this for someone who would like some casual reading.

Changes your thinking.

This book is just old enough to be a record of how people used to think about going outside and why fresh air/nature experiences were needed in a child's life/education--and yet it is modern enough to still be really useful in the information presented pertaining to birds, plants, weather, and the night sky. I also found the excellent introductory material a challenge to all educators (home, public, and private) to step up and help children relate to the created world better through observing nature all around them. Excellent parent resource!

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