Homestead Education Blog
Episode 119: Are you sustainably prepared?
Stocking your basement with freeze-dried foods and bottled water isn’t the worst idea, but would you be able to sustain your family when the basement is empty?
Today, I’m sharing my thoughts on how to prepare for short- and long-term shutdowns without a ton of extra work or money.
Episode 117: Asking questions about nutritional health with Rachel Hester
My friend Rachel Hester of Whoopsy Daisy Farm and I decided it was time to start asking questions and take a deep dive into the nutritional health that homesteaders are pursuing.
Episode 116: Planning Your High School Homeschool Years
As homeschooling through the high school years becomes more popular and accepted, it is important to ensure you support your whole student.
Episode 115: Teach Kids Critical Thinking with Natalie Burns
As a certified teacher turned homeschooling mom herself, Natalie Burns from Homeschool Teaching Simplified is on a mission to empower homeschooling moms with the tools to teach critical thinking skills, without sacrificing time from the core subjects, so you can see your child take initiative for their learning.
Episode 114: Bringing Back the Educational Magazine with Carolynne Hill
magazines with educational content are making a comeback with the help of visionaries like Carolynne Hill of Hillside Market.
Episode 113: Practical Crafts with Brittany Ford of Mountain Girl Makes It
Self-sufficiency is more than growing your own food; practical crafts are also skills that have been put by the wayside. Brittany Ford of Mountain Girl Makes It joins me to discuss ways to create on your homestead.
