Have a farm visit your school We all want our students and children to grow up to be healthy adults. Did you ever consider that learning about health might not start with the Food Plate nor the grocery store aisle?…
Earth Day is just around the corner. It is celebrated on the 22nd of April every year. Today, I have a short post on some Earth Day soil activities you can do with kids. Soil is the most important resource…
Today, I am going to give you a good list of farm themed worksheets for preschool and kindergarten aged students. Make sure to check out the rest of my free farm lesson plans and activities. This week we traveled to…
Welcome Pinners! Make sure to subscribe to our blog. Weekly, I post a new activity and lesson ideas for teaching about food, farming, animals and plants. Check out more of my free activities here FINALLY, I got to the store…
Photo used with permission: source Tomorrow night, Santa and his flying reindeer will take to the skies to deliver presents to boys and girls around the world. Did you know that reindeer are born and raised on family farms in…
No it is not Friday, but I had to post about a couple great (and FREE) turkey lesson resources. Thanksgiving is right around the corner and my brother (the vegan) is probably the only one who will not be feasting…
Both our sons love science. I swear our oldest has the documentary Planet Earth memorized. They have been putting up with my FREE Teacher Resource projects that have been a heavy load of literacy and handwriting skill building. So when I told…
Everyone loves farm babies. Cute fluffy chicks, adorable calves, lovable kittens all make us stop and go “awe.” This cutie was born September 6th Baby chicks are so fluffy and adorable Today’s Free Teacher Resource is all about babies. We are going…
A is for Apples this week on FREE Teacher Resources Our middle child just started his first year of preschool and he is very excited to be going to school like older brother. This year he will learn a lot…
Happy Free Teacher Resource Friday. I wanted to let you know about a great resource that our farm provides. TOURS! And no you don’t need to live within driving distance. Nor do you need to get out your red rubber…