When pumpkins teach us


Happy Saturday, Reader!

There’s something special about the questions children ask.

Why does a pumpkin start as a tiny seed?

How does it become that giant orange pumpkin?

And why does it seem to happen almost overnight?

Sometimes, the best learning begins with a simple question.

You don’t need to plan an elaborate science lesson.

You don’t need to spend your evening searching Pinterest for activities.

You just need something that helps your child follow their curiosity.

​Our Pumpkin Life Cycle Unit Study was created for those moments.

It gives your child a chance to explore how a pumpkin grows while practicing skills along the way.

They can count.

Trace letters.

Color.

Learn.

And most importantly, wonder.

Because there’s something incredibly satisfying about watching your child suddenly get it.

That little spark in their eyes.

The question that leads to another question.

The pride they feel when they finish a page all by themselves.

Those are the moments that make homeschooling feel less like another item on your to-do list and more like what you hoped it could be.

So if you’re looking for a simple way to bring a little science and autumn fun into your homeschool this season, this pumpkin unit study is ready for you.

Let your child’s curiosity lead the way.

​[Explore the Pumpkin Life Cycle Unit Study →]​

With love,

Micah

You spend approximately 97% of your life thinking about everyone else, so here’s your official permission slip to buy yourself a book. Consider it a tiny vacation for your brain, minus the packing, laundry, and someone asking, “What’s for dinner?”

​Take a peek at our latest book on Amazon and consider this your gentle reminder that you’re allowed to enjoy things, too.

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