Homeschool Classes - Reach out to Discuss

Homeschool Families with mixed age children!  Let us know if you'd like to be informed about these upcoming classes! Or, reach out and we can create a class for your learners based on interest and ages. We could do a package or series of classes centered around a topic! Always hands on. Always playful learning. Always multi sensory. 

Hands on learning classes for mixed ages. Younger siblings are welcome to join us. I can come to you or you can come to our outdoor space! 

Classes will include hands on learning, making, creating, and nature play:

• Bread & Butter 101:
• no knead artisan bread, sourdough, fresh grain grinding
• butter making using different methods
• mortar & pestle mincing of fresh herbs to add to the bread
• mixing honey and herbs to butter
• Bird Study 101
• Build birdhouses
• Make bird feeders
• Identify common birds
• Listen to bird sounds
• Chicken Keeping 101:
• How to care for chickens
• How are chickens helpful to gardening?
• Symmetry in Nature
• Study symmetry in nature with plants, people, feathers, trees, and more
• Create symmetrical and asymmetrical designs using loose parts
• Pulleys and Inclines:
• Using ropes, baskets, clips, and jugs of water, we will make and create inclines and pulley systems.
• How many ways can we create and use pulleys
• How are pulleys and inclines useful?
• Where are pulleys and inclines used in the world?
• Cardboard Fort Construction

• Construct an epic cardboard fort

• Test ideas, creativity, and design

• Vermicomposting:
• DIY worm composting
• How do worms help the earth?
• Dandelions:
• Mini study of the whole plant and its benefits
• Foraging & Harvesting
• Making and tasting dandelion tea
• Tasting dandelion leaves
• Lavender: 
• Mini study of this herb and its benefits
• Crushing lavender to release its scent and oils
• Making and tasting lavender lemonade
• Natural Paint Pigments
• We will forage for natural items and make paint
• Crush terracotta, coal/ash, and chalk
• We will soak pecan shells to release tanins
• Coffee grounds, berry and beet juice, and more!