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First, if you want to know more about what we are doing, please click on the link to the page entitled: "What is Homeschool Days?"

Also, if you have not yet read our farm Code of Conduct, please do so before coming. You will also need to sign a one-time Waiver (because that's just the world we live in). A copy of the Code of Conduct as well as the Waiver will be on site for those who need it.


Monday, September 19, 2022

September 23rd

Hi All!!!

What a great first day back! It was so much fun to see all the new faces (36 of you!) and the many returning faces.  We missed several of our "regular" friends...hoping to see you all back this week.  All-in-all, we had 90 kids sign-in. Good day!

I thoroughly enjoyed shooting off 2-liter bottle rockets with Group B. I think they thought I was a bit crazy because I squealed every time. It was like a Jack-in-the-Box!! I'm looking forward to repeating that project this week with the teens, but THEY'RE pulling the pin this week!  

And now onto the important things...


 Schedule for Friday, September 23, 2022


From 10-Noon(ish) we will break into group activities:

Group A-- Ages 5-8

You will be doing Gardening this week. GUYS I AM SO EXCITED ABOUT YOUR ONGOING GARDENING PROJECT THIS YEAR!!!!!!   Seriously. Super excited. Are you ready???  

You guys will be designing and decorating your very own FAIRY GARDEN this year!!  Ms. Paula and I figured that this group loves running through the dirt and gardening and we didn't want to have to fret over squashed flowers, so we are giving Group A their very own garden plot this year--the triangle that is closest to the house.  Ms. Paula will be helping this group make some stationary plants and then she will teach them different parts of gardening and each gardening time, they will get to "help the fairies" with a different aspect of making their city. She will also have a Where's Waldo Gnome (or some other character) that the kiddos will get to find. Don't worry...there will be trucks and roads to build also for those who prefer that kind of play--it's a full out fairy city! So... get ready to play in the dirt and have some fun, while learning a lot about growing plants.

Parents, if your little ones tend to wander, please stay close by. You are responsible for taking your child to the restroom or providing them with water if they get thirsty. Try to remind them that this is a group activity, and they should try to stick with their group as much as possible. That will really help keep things flowing smoothly for everyone. <3


Materials Needed: 

Sunscreen and Water Bottles...if you so desire. 

And clothes/shoes that you don't mind getting dirty.

Garden gloves if you think you want them.

OPTIONAL (but recommended): If you would like to bring some little fairy garden decorations to put in the garden (permanently), please feel free to bring whatever you would like. We would like the kiddos to feel like they are contributing something, and we plan to move these around periodically to add a little whimsy to the area. 


Group B--Ages 9-12

You will be doing P.E. this week. Kickball? Volleyball? Something new altogether? Who knows what Mr. D. will have planned on Friday? We just know it will be fun! You will be out in the pasture where there isn't a lot of shade. Be prepared to be hot!  Sunscreen and water bottles are recommended. 

Materials Needed: 

Tennis shoes and comfortable clothes 

Water bottles

Sunscreen if you so desire 





Group C--Ages 13-18

You will be doing the Project this week. Like I said before, we are going to do the 2-Liter Bottle Rockets again. You will need to bring your own EMPTY 2-Liter Soda Bottle (or Pop Bottle if you're from the MidWest). Preferably more than one if you have them!  It is important that they are 2-liters instead of 1-liters...1-liter bottles don't fit on the launcher as well. We will learn about the science behind rocket propulsion and then make some rockets that we will shoot off in the pasture. Note: not a lot of shade in the pasture, so bring a hat or sunscreen or an umbrella or some sort of mixture of all of these. 

Materials Needed: 

EMPTY 2-Liter bottles. At least one. More is better in case other people forget <3

Sunscreen and Water Bottles...if you so desire. 

Clothes/shoes that you don't mind getting dirty.

A great attitude!


Those teenagers that do not feel like participating in the Project are welcome to volunteer with Group A. Please note: you WILL be put to work if you volunteer in that capacity! 


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Picnic Lunch

Everyone is welcome to stay and have a picnic lunch in the backyard area. You are responsible for bringing your own lunch. Please do not feed any animals with that lunch and please make sure all garbage is disposed of in the dumpster or garbage can. 


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