Herbs, Nature Walks, and Fun!

Ruthie Glass

Refund within 24 hours of payment until your next meeting or lesson access begins.

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Life Skills

In this on-going class we will study ways herbs can be utilized on the homestead with recipes, art, and gardening!

Homesteading With Herbs (Ages 9-13)

Science & Nature

Weekly ongoing after school class providing a casual online space for farming and rural learners to come together. Make friends with similar interests; talk about life skills and practice social skills. (Agriculture, zoology, afterschool)

Practical Homesteading: Farm Kid Chat Social Club! (Ages 13-18)

Heidi Lathrem, MA: Homesteading/Farm & Video Games

Let's talk about your specific homesteading needs! Plan and prepare for a new project, learn more about animals, talk about crops, gardening, farming, and forageables. Your choice! (nature, farm, zoology, biology)

Practical Homesteading: Private Tutoring or Homesteading Advisory (50m)

In this science camp, kids who love plants will learn about  growing herbs, easy to find herbs, how to identify them, and how to use them to make things useful for the family. 

Growing and Using Herbs  

Barbara (Ms Bobbi) Wells

You've got goats! But every time you turn around, they are into some kind of trouble. You must solve these real-world goat farm problems and also prevent them from happening again. Critical thinking, Animals. Zoology, Farming. #academic

Practical Homesteading: Naughty Goat Escape: Farmyard Problem Solving (9-14)

Practical Homesteading: Private Tutoring or Homesteading Advisory (25m)

Topics include: planning a garden, starting seeds, planting, herbs, harvesting, storage, and preserving with a focus on canning and dehydrating.  Each lesson includes an optional after-class project. 

The Homestead Garden:  3 Week Course

Kate (ClasswithKate)

Arts

In this 1-time class, students will learn to make their own seed paper from recycled paper.  Our seed paper servers multiple purposes: It's a great way to recycle old paper, makes a great gift or party favor and it GROWS flowers!

Homestead Kids: Recycled Seed Paper

Jill Inscore

Practical Homesteading: Farm Kid Chat Social Club! (8-12)

Students will learn basic information around goat care -- perfect for anyone considering goat farming, or who is interested in goats as part of veterinary medicine or training as a veterinarian. (Zoology Biology, Animals, farm) #academic

Practical Homesteading: The Happy Goatherd: Goat Keeping Basics

Ongoing mix of fun farming topics: live chickens and ducks, problem solving, game-style challenges, show 'n tell, story reading and telling, drawing, silly picture description, and naughty goats! Drop in for some, or stay for all! #academic

Practical Homesteading: Farm Fun Remix! (Ongoing, 3-7)

You've got goats! But every time you turn around, they are into some kind of trouble. Practice using critical thinking and problem-solving skills to work out solutions to real-world farm problems. Zoology, animal science.

Practical Homesteading: Naughty Goat Escape: Farmyard Problem Solving (6-10)

Learn the basics of baby bird care; from incubation, purchase, brooding, gear, and feed. Perfect for new chick, turkey, or duck owners, aspiring homesteaders and farmers, or backyard chicken keepers. Biology, zoology, animals, farm.

Practical Homesteading: Tiny Happy Peepers: Caring for Baby Chicks, Ducklings, and Goslings!

Come witness incubation from start to finish (21 days) in this once-per-week class. We will monitor progress, diagnose and detect problems and witness the wonder of hatching. Once hatched, we will learn how to keep our chicks happy. 

Homestead Kids-Chicken Embryology: Let's Incubate Our Own Chicks!

In this 11-week class, learners will learn gardening basics and how to start a garden. They will be able to start growing plants as part of the class (optional) or discuss plants that they might already be growing. 

Beginner Gardener S1: Learn to Garden! 11Wks (Ages 9-12)

Dr. Lopez

In this gardening class, learners will research and discuss different plants that can be grown as food (fruits, veggies, greens, herbs, etc.) as well as companion flowers in a garden and share what they are growing in the garden. 

Gardening 4 Beginners: Research & Discuss Plants That Grow in Garden! Age 9-11

In this camp, learners will research and discuss different edible plants that can grow in a spring/summer garden. 

Homesteading With Herbs (Ages 9-13)

Ruthie Glass

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