Gardening in and of itself is a beautiful thing to learn because it is such fun to watch things grow! But did you know that it can be used as an educational tool?
Charlotte Mason schools usually had every form out doing a bit of gardening every week in the afternoons. It’s a natural part of Nature studies.
In these articles, you will find various gardening topics, how-to’s, how to use gardening in nature study, and other related articles on growing things.
My Favorite Microgreens to Grow: Broccoli, Radish & Clover This post adds to the original post on How to Grow Microgreens. Why these 3? TheseRead More »My Favorite Microgreens to Grow: Broccoli, Radish & Clover
Cayenne Pepper Plant This post about the cayenne pepper plant records how we are overwintering cayenne peppers from our garden and one way you canRead More »Handicraft: Overwintering a Cayenne Pepper Plant
How work called “Help in the Garden” is a type of Charlotte Mason Handicraft Gardening as Handicraft We are looking at Handicraft in this post,Read More »How to Train a Future Gardener: Work in the Garden as Handicraft
Growing Sprouts in a Jar – Handicraft for Kids Growing Sprouts in a Jar Welcome to Growing Sprouts in a Jar. We’ll look at theRead More »Growing Sprouts in a Jar Handicraft for Kids
Reviews: Azure Standard I usually give curriculum or book reviews, but this is for Azure Standard – my favorite source for seeds that I useRead More »Reviews: Azure Standard
What’s Inside What are Microgreens? Why Grow Microgreens? The process of how to grow microgreens Steps to learn about growing microgreens A “side trip” toRead More »How to Grow Microgreens
Ever Heard of Library Binge Boxes? Did you know that sometimes a library will have “binge boxes” filled with movies of particular genres? They’re supposedRead More »Going on a Library Binge