Harvest Time

Start your school year with fun field trips and yummy recipes. Find out why we eat vegetables, how we use wool, and make your own butter. Learn about Johnny Appleseed, the first Thanksgiving, and more.Read More →

Puddles & Ponds

This summer enjoy the outdoors with Puddles & Ponds. You can use this laid-back guide to continue your learning into the summer. Learn about clouds, rainbows, and the water cycle. Spend time exploring the wetlands, making bubbles, and creating sidewalk art.Read More →

Cultural Connections 1

The Cultural Connections guides have been created to help introduce young students to the cultures and people from around the world. Unit One will include activities for France, Kenya, Tanzania, and Japan. Make a stained glass window, roll your own sushi, and learn to play Mancala.Read More →

Cultural Connections 4

The Cultural Connections guides have been created to help introduce young students to the cultures and people from around the world. Unit four will include activities for Russia, Ireland, and Peru. Make dymkovo toys, learn to play an Irish whistle, and enjoy alfajores cookies.Read More →

Cultural Connections: Guide

Join us as we explore different countries and cultures. This Teacher Guide includes all the basic journal pages, worksheets, and information on how to complete each Cultural Connections unit. It also includes the templates and directions for the Student Passport project. You only need one Teacher Guide.Read More →

Winter Wonderland

This winter find out about how animals hibernate and migrate, learn what causes the seasons to change, and perform many nature studies and natural science projects. Follow tracks in the snow and feed the birds.Read More →

Advent Activities

This is an optional 4 week Advent unit that can be used by your whole family. It fits perfectly into the Simple Seasons curriculum, filling in the space between Thanksgiving and Christmas. Each week includes a primary story book, a recipe, two crafts and a Christmas Carol to learn.Read More →

Cultural Connections 2

The Cultural Connections guides have been created to help introduce young students to the cultures and people from around the world. Unit Two will include activities for India, Australia, and Brazil. Make a Rangoli design, enjoy a Lamington treat, and learn to play Luta de Gallo.Read More →

Cultural Connections 5

The Cultural Connections guides have been created to help introduce young students to the cultures and people from around the world. Unit five will include activities for South Africa, Iran, and Sweden. Paint a Ndebele style mini house, taste Kabob Koobideh, and play the lawn game Kubb.Read More →

Spring B’s

Finish your school year planting a garden, learning how birds find their way, studying the parts of a plant, and finding out how bees communicate with each other. Make friends with Winnie the Pooh and Peter Rabbit.Read More →

Nature Alphabet Coloring

This coloring book can be enjoyed by children and adults alike. Use it along with the Simple Seasons Homeschool Units or as a fun introduction to the alphabet. Color nature scenes that are organized by the alphabet. Print the coloring pages again and again to use with multiple children or for several years.Read More →

Cultural Connections 3

The Cultural Connections guides have been created to help introduce young students to the cultures and people from around the world. Unit Three will include activities for China, Canada, and Italy. Make paper lanterns, learn to play Crokinole, and enjoy homemade biscotti.Read More →

Cultural Connections 6

The Cultural Connections guides have been created to help introduce young students to the cultures and people from around the world. Unit Six will include activities for Malaysia, Germany, and Mexico. Make batik fabric, taste bratwurst and bratkartoffeln, and play the loteria game.Read More →

State Studies

It is designed for ages 8-10 and consists of two 9 weeks long units that focus on learning about each of the 50 states and memorizing their location and capitals. The units provide more than enough activities to be stretched out to fill an entire school year.Read More →

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Happy Homeschoolers

This is lovely!

This is lovely! The term is laid out so nicely - very basic and to the point (and with 4 children, to-the-point is exactly what I need!). I love that you have a variety of activities that can reach the gamut of interests, and it's not overwhelming at all - just enough! These are things that my 9 year old would enjoy doing alongside her 6, 4, & 1 year old siblings!

Sally

Homeschool Companion
2017-05-06T01:55:11-04:00
This is lovely! The term is laid out so nicely - very basic and to the point (and with 4 children, to-the-point is exactly what I need!). I love that you have a variety of activities that can reach the gamut of interests, and it's not overwhelming at all - just enough! These are things that my 9 year old would enjoy doing alongside her 6, 4, & 1 year old siblings! Sally

Thank you for sharing this wonderful curriculum!

Thank you for sharing this wonderful curriculum! I especially love that it's tied to the seasons and nature. I am looking forward to using this with my son!.

Marie

Homeschool Companion
2017-05-06T01:55:46-04:00
Thank you for sharing this wonderful curriculum! I especially love that it's tied to the seasons and nature. I am looking forward to using this with my son!. Marie

Fantastic Curriculum

I just wanted to add a quick thank you for your fantastic curriculum. We dabbled with the Harvest Time Curriculum in the fall and are jumping in to the Winter Wonderland. I have all the books and we started last week - so much fun! So sweet, so gentle and so inclusive. My 2 year old can participate while my 5 year old is learning everything she needs to learn. Thank you, thank you, thank you - I just can't thank you enough!!

Andrea

Homeschool Companion
2017-05-06T02:02:03-04:00
I just wanted to add a quick thank you for your fantastic curriculum. We dabbled with the Harvest Time Curriculum in the fall and are jumping in to the Winter Wonderland. I have all the books and we started last week - so much fun! So sweet, so gentle and so inclusive. My 2 year old can participate while my 5 year old is learning everything she needs to learn. Thank you, thank you, thank you - I just can't thank you enough!! Andrea

Much Love

I have always felt drawn to homeschooling, my husband has always been strongly opposed. I was happy with the school we enrolled our daughter to start kindergarten in, then I found your curriculum. It's so pretty, and so inspiring! I felt in my heart that having my girl home is the best option, and sending her to a school is just felt wrong. In a turn of events I couldn't have seen coming my husband says he wants to try homeschooling... and here we are! Thank you for all you hard work, thank you for you generous gift of curriculum, thank you for this whole website, and thank you for having a hand in my family starting on a path that just feels right!

Much love,
Amanda

Homeschool Companion
2017-05-26T21:24:36-04:00
I have always felt drawn to homeschooling, my husband has always been strongly opposed. I was happy with the school we enrolled our daughter to start kindergarten in, then I found your curriculum. It's so pretty, and so inspiring! I felt in my heart that having my girl home is the best option, and sending her to a school is just felt wrong. In a turn of events I couldn't have seen coming my husband says he wants to try homeschooling... and here we are! Thank you for all you hard work, thank you for you generous gift of curriculum, thank you for this whole website, and thank you for having a hand in my family starting on a path that just feels right! Much love, Amanda

I can’t wait to start!!

I just found your site and am so glade I did! Your Fall Harvest curriculum is just wonderful, I can't wait to start!!I have already passed your link along to friends. Thank you.

Jennifer K

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2017-05-26T21:27:47-04:00
I just found your site and am so glade I did! Your Fall Harvest curriculum is just wonderful, I can't wait to start!!I have already passed your link along to friends. Thank you. Jennifer K

A Group of Alabama Homeschoolers

Just wanted to say thanks so much for sharing your time and talent! A group of Alabama homeschoolers have been inspired by the Harvest Time curriculum and we are having the BEST time enjoying field trips and fun! We're excited to dive into Winter Wonderland in January (we're currently only in week 5 of Harvest Time, got a late start). Thanks again and many blessings to you!

Kym

Homeschool Companion
2017-05-26T21:47:40-04:00
Just wanted to say thanks so much for sharing your time and talent! A group of Alabama homeschoolers have been inspired by the Harvest Time curriculum and we are having the BEST time enjoying field trips and fun! We're excited to dive into Winter Wonderland in January (we're currently only in week 5 of Harvest Time, got a late start). Thanks again and many blessings to you! Kym

Our 4 and 6 year old really enjoyed it

We just finished our first week (we started with 'week 2') with the Winter Wonderland Curriculum. Our 4 and 6 year old really enjoyed it, and our 2 year old even joined in on some of the activities. I have found almost all of the books at our library and have just had to substitute a few of the secondary ones. Looking forward to the Spring curriculum. I'll definitely be adding a button to my blog!

Miranda

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2017-05-26T21:51:33-04:00
We just finished our first week (we started with 'week 2') with the Winter Wonderland Curriculum. Our 4 and 6 year old really enjoyed it, and our 2 year old even joined in on some of the activities. I have found almost all of the books at our library and have just had to substitute a few of the secondary ones. Looking forward to the Spring curriculum. I'll definitely be adding a button to my blog! Miranda

Thanks a bunch!

Although my son attends a parochial school and my daughter is in pre-school, I love this resource. It is something that I can use whether or not I homeschool.


Thanks a bunch!
Asiyah


Homeschool Companion
2017-05-26T21:54:36-04:00
Although my son attends a parochial school and my daughter is in pre-school, I love this resource. It is something that I can use whether or not I homeschool. Thanks a bunch! Asiyah
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