Writings from the Wild: Monthly Letter Subscription Review

Writings from the Wild: Monthly Letter Subscription

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Looking for a fun way to learn about different animals, one themed letter at a time? If so, the Writings from the Wild monthly subscription is for you! This monthly subscription (you won't believe how reasonably priced it is!!) will give you insight into a different animal each month. To learn more about this fun subscription for kids, please continue reading below.

What is Writings from the Wild?

Each month you will meet a new animal and they will tell you all about themselves. You will learn about all different types of animals living in different habitats from ocean, to savanna, to jungle, to mountain.

Each letter is a copy of the original hand-written and hand-illustrated piece to enhance the reader's experience and learning. Even the activity sheets are hand-drawn pieces designed specifically for each month. These will vary from coloring sheets, crack the code, word search, how to draw the animal, etc.

Each letter is truly a work of art and I learned SO much from just one letter! These would definitely make the perfect addition to any unit study.

You can easily add more to each letter by reading additional books about that month's particular animal. Or, you can keep it simple and simply enjoy reading the letter and learning about the animal.

If you'd like to learn more about Writings from the Wild, or to subscribe (the price is very affordable), visit their page here.