Woodworking, Honesty- Homeschool Study Unit

Theme: Woodworking, Honesty

Please note this is for a digital book which will be immediately available to you.

25 Pages Full of Activities and Lessons Based Off of a FUN Theme!

 In This Study Unit:

 Read Stories About Woodworking and Honesty

  Sing Songs and Fingerplays at Circletime 

 Read a Story 'The Honest Woodsman'

 Share Short Morning Talks About Wood, Tools, Trees and More

 Balance on a Beam

 Play a Game in Honesty

 Make Your Own Tree Blocks

 Play Games with Wooden Blocks

 Learn How to Drive Nails into a Board

 Repair Household Items with Your Family

 Make Foil Baked Potatoes Outside

 Build and Outdoor Fire Pit

 Have an Evening Campfire

 Learn About Wood as a Fuel Source

 Learn About Tools and Carpenters

 Make Your Own Hiking Sticks

 Do Math with Sticks

 Practice Stick House Vertical Addition

 Learn About Wood & Trees, What is Wood?

 Make Homemade Recycled Paper 

 also, just for Mom or Dad - a Caregiver Meditation About Honesty and a Focus on Finding Your Truth

  Introducing Homeschool Study Units based on themes to help you bring rhythm and structure into your time with the children. These units are ideal for mixed-aged situations with ideas for both young and older children included.

 These homeschool lessons are based on fun themes and include blessings, verses, short morning talks, nature walks, crafts, library book recommendations, teacher's classroom work ideas, story time prop ideas, blackboard drawing ideas, recipes, children's meditations, caregiver meditations, outdoor suggestions, stories, fingerplays and much more!

You will receive numerous lessons and activities in the following subjects to weave into your homeschool:

Movement, Games & Body Awareness

Domestic Arts/Practical Life Skills 

Social Studies, Geography, Weather Time

Art/Handwork

Mathematics

Science, Nature Study, Earth Discovery

Everything is completely planned out for you with most supplies already in your own home. These units can be used alone for homeschooling early childhood children or as a structure to your day and week for older children as you weave in other academic work. 

 Please note: These lessons are pulled from parts of our Preschool/Kindergarten, First and Second Grade Curriculum. Little Acorn Learning lessons are inspired by the Waldorf Philosophy of Education, as well as other Holistic Educational Methods.