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Tag Archives: red tailed hawks
City vs. Country
Yesterday a new reader of this blog (thank you Alicia) asked me if I’ve ever written about the differences between a childhood in the country and one in the city. Which I don’t think I have, specifically. So here goes: … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Learning, Life Learning, Parenting, Unschooling
Tagged basketball, beaches, Ben, cats, country childhood, dog, fields, growing up in the city, homeless people, horse, learning, life learning, long island, Maya, New Jersey, parks, play, pretend, red tailed hawks, sledding, small town, soccer, tag, treasure hunting, unschooling, upstate, woods
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For the love of Riverside Park
Dr. William Bird, the health adviser to Natural England (a British organization dedicated to conserving and enhancing the natural environment), said in a recent Daily Mail article that children are healthier and better adjusted if they spend time in the … Continue reading
Posted in Homeschooling, Life Learning, Unschooling
Tagged Bat, Central Park, depression, Dr. William Bird, granite, homeschooling, Hunger Games, learning, life learning, Natural England, play, playground, pretend, red tailed hawks, Riverside Park, rocks, tag, unschooling
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Mother knows best
If you are not from New York, you might not know that we are somewhat obsessed with red tailed hawks. Our red tailed hawks, that is. This obsession began some years ago when two birds, Pale Male and Lola, famously … Continue reading
Posted in Life Learning, Unschooling
Tagged hawks, learning, life learning, Mothers Day, red tailed hawks, unschooling, Violet
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