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One of our sons is more the hands-on, outdoors type of kid. He works hard and has great work ethic, but doesn't really plan to continue schooling beyond graduation. He's not a fan of reading, but enjoys reading about working with animals and the land. If you've got a kid like this....this list is for you!
Farm & Homestead Books for Elementary School
Lower Elementary
Little House on the Prairie (easy readers)
Upper Elementary
Caddie WoodlawnDiary of an Early American Boy
Heidi
This elementary curriculum is an interactive homeschool curriculum that will introduce your child to small scale farming. This one of a kind homestead curriculum is designed for pre-school through to 3rd or 4th grade depending on your child and whether this will be used as a full curriculum or supplemental to another curriculum.
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Farm & Homestead Books for Middle & High School
- Farm Hands - Rivers, Tom
- Carrots Love Tomatoes - Riotte, Louise
- Potatoes, Corn, and Beans - Johnson, Sylvia A.
- A Family Apart - Nixon, Joan
- Ancient Agricultural Technology - Woods, Michael
- Droughts - Allaby, Michael
- Food Watch -Bramwell, Martyn
- An American Safari - Brandenburg, Jim
- Geosphere: The Land and Its Uses - Desonie, Dana
- Invisible Allies - Farrell, Jeanette
- Urban Sprawl - Miller, Debra
- The Barn - Avi
- How I Found the Strong - McMullan, Margaret
- Four Seasons With Five Kids on One Family's Farm - Rosen, Michael
- The Man Who Fed the World - Hesser, Leon
- Honey Bees: Letters from the Hive - Buchmann, Stephen
- Symbiosis - Silverstein, Alvin
- Once Upon a Farm - Artley, Bob
- The Haymeadow - Paulsen, Gary
- Thunder on the Plains - Robbins, Ken
- The Worm Cafe - Payne, Binet
- Edible Gardening - Israelsson, Lena
- Dust Bowl Diary - Low, Ann Marie
- Superfood or Superthreat - Gay, Kathlyn
- Little Men - Louisa May Alcott
- Anne of Green Gables - LM Montgomery
- Folks This Ain't Normal - Joel Salatin
Check out for our 2023 Word of the Year -- it has something to do with homesteading!
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Build Your Own Homestead Little Learner’s Homestead Science
This elementary curriculum is an interactive homeschool curriculum that will introduce your child to small scale farming. This one of a kind homestead curriculum is designed for pre-school through to 3rd or 4th grade depending on your child and whether this will be used as a full curriculum or supplemental to another curriculum. Build Your Own Homestead is designed to give your child a better understanding of where their food comes from. This allows them to take ownership in providing food for the family whether that’s understanding what they are choosing at the grocery store, helping you tend to the garden, or gathering eggs from your chickens. Homesteading is a science on multiple different levels. Agriculture, animal science, food science, experimentation, and social science are used everyday on the homestead.
*Homestead NOT required*
For more on homesteading, check out the Homesteading Course at SchoolhouseTeachers!
This homeschool homesteading course is designed for anyone who has a desire to live more independently and prepare much of what is needed each day using their own hands. In this elective course, the student can learn how to work for what they want by making it themselves, instead of participating in an “on demand” society. Homeschool students of all ages learn patience, along with the skills needed to make their own cleaners for the home, sunscreen, homemade ketchup and dry mixes, as well as how to choose animals and prepare for emergencies, and much more. Learning the patience and usefulness of “doing it yourself” can be immensely helpful not only in the sense of living a healthier life, but also for the budget!
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