So, earlier this year I stumbled upon a philosophy called Wild+Free. I hadn’t really heard about this before and it intrigued me, but as a busy homeschool mom of 4 I didn’t have that much time to research it and it kinda slipped my mind. However, later on I heard about a new book called “The Call of the Wild+Free”
I have to be perfectly honest, Karen Andreola is my new favorite author for non-fiction and then she had to go and do this: write an awesome fiction book that is super helpful also! Its called “Pocketful of Pinecones” and is the story of a mother in the 1930’s who is home educating her two children. Let’s just say,
What are your kids learning about nature? Are they stuck inside a stuffy classroom (or even home) simply looking at textbooks to discover nature or are they actually out in God’s creation on a daily basis interacting with it? I can’t really tell you one thing I learned in school about nature but I can tell you the plants I
It seems like in our busy, stressful world we have less and less time for the outdoors and things that were just commonplace to our ancestors. For example, can you walk out in the woods and identify the different trees and shrubs you encounter? Can you identify wild edibles in your yard? Can you make a quick poultice for