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I’m so excited to announce that this is finally finished! It’s not quite the same format as our previous unit studies, but they will be so educational and entertaining for the whole family. I am giving you a chance to download the PDF right now as I continue to work on adding links to the weekly lesson plans. I am hoping to have them ready by next month…
As the autumn air crisps and we head into the colder months, there is nothing quite like gathering the kids around a cozy fire for storytime. But what if your read-aloud time could double as your entire homeschool curriculum? This week, our family dove deep into the breathtaking, frosty world of the Dakota Territory with The Long Winter by Laura Ingalls Wilder**. Reading about how the Ingalls family survived the historic blizzards of 1880 sparked so many questions about history, survival, and science that I knew I had to build something bigger. If you are looking to trade dry textbooks for a rich, immersive living book experience, here is how you can transform this classic frontier tale into a rigorous, hands-on 6-week unit study for your middle schooler.
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Little House on The Prairie: The Long Winter Unit Study Week 1
Little House on The Prairie: The Long Winter Unit Study Week 2
Little House on The Prairie: The Long Winter Unit Study Week 3
Little House on The Prairie: The Long Winter Unit Study Week 4
Little House on The Prairie: The Long Winter Unit Study Week 5
Little House on The Prairie: The Long Winter Unit Study Week 6
The Long Winter: Teacher Answer Key
Scripture — Psalm 46:10 KJV
“Be still, and know that I am God…”
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Hello, friends!
If you’ve been following along with my journey lately, you know how much joy it brings me to create resources that help families walk out their faith with intention. Today, I am absolutely thrilled to share a brand-new, completely free resource with you: the Comprehensive Biblical Feasts & Sabbath Family Study Guide!
Whether you are completely new to celebrating the Appointed Times or have been keeping them for years, my prayer is that this guide serves as a welcoming, stress-free tool for your home.
As we open up these studies together, I want to reiterate something very important to me: I am not perfect in my knowledge of these feasts. I am a student of the Word just like you, simply drawing from the best sources and understandings available to me at this time.
I want to lovingly encourage you to do your own research as a family. Use this guide as a helpful starting point, but always test everything against the Scriptures! I also ask that you use your own discretion when choosing which activities, discussions, or crafts to participate in throughout the guide. Your family’s walk is unique, so please feel free to adapt, skip, or modify anything to best fit your home and convictions.
I wanted this comprehensive guide to be a beautiful, easy-to-use roadmap for your family. Inside, you’ll find:
Scripture — Psalm 34:18 KJV
“The LORD is nigh unto them that are of a broken heart; and saveth such as be of a contrite spirit.”
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