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A Homeschool Cooking Curriculum for Elementary aged children
24 Weekly Lessons in Old-World Kitchen Skills
Teach Your Child to Cook Real Food. Teach Them So Much More.
What if your child could learn fractions while measuring flour? Understand chemistry while watching yeast bubble? Explore world history while kneading bread dough passed down through generations?
Little Hands Kitchen is more than a cooking curriculum. It's a complete, multi-subject educational experience disguised as the most delicious school day your child has ever had.
What's Inside
24 complete weekly lessons organized into 8 thematic units, each designed for 60-90 minute sessions. Every lesson includes:
Step-by-step recipes with clear instructions
Specific learning objectives
Hands-on tasks appropriate for ages 5-8
Discussion questions that spark curiosity
Cross-curricular connections to math, science, history, geography, reading, and more
Safety notes for each activity
Recipe continuations showing what to make next
One Recipe. Multiple Subjects. Zero Worksheets.
Here's what a single lesson looks like in action:
Week 1: Homemade Butter
What They're Making: Fresh butter from cream in a mason jar
What They're Actually Learning:
SubjectConnectionSciencePhysical transformation, emulsion breaking, fat molecules clumping togetherMathMeasuring cups, timing each stage, comparing starting vs. ending amountsHistoryHow families preserved food before refrigeration, researching butter churnsPhysical EducationRhythmic shaking builds persistence and coordinationLanguage ArtsNew vocabulary: buttermilk, emulsion, churn
Your child finishes the lesson with butter they made themselves, a deeper understanding of where food comes from, and knowledge that spans five subject areas.
And they had fun doing it.
The 8 Units
Unit 1: Dairy Fundamentals Homemade Butter • Fresh Ricotta Cheese
Unit 2: Yeast Breads Simple Yeast Bread • Pizza Dough
Unit 3: Sourdough Adventures Sourdough Starter & Crackers • Breadsticks • Focaccia • Bagels
Unit 4: Flat Breads & Pasta Hand-Rolled Pasta • Flour Tortillas • Cheese Crackers
Unit 5: Hearty Meals Vegetable Soup • Meatloaf & Scalloped Potatoes • Macaroni & Cheese • Homemade Sausages
Unit 6: Preserving & Condiments Homemade Ketchup • Mayonnaise • Chocolate Syrup • Applesauce • Berry Jam • Refrigerator Pickles
Unit 7: Fermentation Sauerkraut • Kombucha
Unit 8: Sweet Treats Marshmallows (made with real marshmallow root!) • Lilikoi-Date Ice Cream • Whoopie Pies
More Than Recipes: Real Examples of Learning in Action
Making Sourdough Starter (Week 5) Your child captures wild yeast from the air, feeds it daily like a pet, and learns responsibility while exploring microbiology. They'll discover that Gold Rush miners carried starters around their necks to keep them warm. That's science, history, and life skills in a single jar of bubbling flour and water.
Hand-Rolled Pasta (Week 9) Children create a flour "volcano," crack eggs into the crater, and slowly incorporate the flour. They practice fractions (¼ inch for fettuccine, ⅛ inch for linguine), learn about gluten development, and discover that Marco Polo may have encountered noodles in China. One recipe. Math, science, geography, and fine motor skills.
Homemade Ketchup (Week 16) Before cooking, your child reads the ingredient label on store-bought ketchup. High fructose corn syrup. Sodium benzoate. Natural flavors. Then they make their own with just six ingredients: tomatoes, vinegar, honey, and spices. This is consumer education. Critical thinking. And a ketchup that actually tastes like tomatoes.
Vegetable Soup (Week 12) This lesson teaches that there's no single "right" recipe for soup. Children learn knife safety, practice "mise en place," explore how different cultures make soup based on what grows in their region, and discover the vocabulary of cooking: sauté, simmer, dice, mince. The lesson includes Italian Minestrone, French Country, Mexican-Style, and Asian-Inspired variations.
Why This Curriculum Matters
I spent years teaching my oldest child to be more self-sufficient in the kitchen. What started as cooking lessons became something deeper: learning to read ingredient labels, questioning what's really in our food, and understanding that our great-grandparents knew how to make everything from scratch.
The foods on grocery store shelves today are filled with preservatives, artificial ingredients, and chemicals that were never part of the human diet until recent decades. Most families have lost the simple skills to make real food from real ingredients.
This curriculum changes that.
Every recipe uses simple ingredients you can pronounce. Every lesson teaches children not just how to cook, but how to think critically about the food they put into their bodies.
When your child makes their own bread, they realize it only needs flour, water, yeast, and salt.
When they make their own mayonnaise, they discover it's just eggs, oil, lemon, and mustard.
When they ferment their own sauerkraut, they learn that humans preserved food for thousands of years without refrigeration or chemical additives.
These lessons plant seeds of wisdom that will grow throughout their lives.
What Parents Are Saying
"My 6-year-old now reads ingredient labels at the grocery store and asks why there are so many things she can't pronounce. That's worth more than any worksheet."
"We replaced our entire language arts block on Fridays with Little Hands Kitchen. The vocabulary, the reading, the sequencing, the discussion... it covers everything and my kids BEG for cooking day."
"My son struggled with fractions until we started measuring ingredients. Now he gets it. Turns out he just needed to see ½ cup in real life."
What You Get
✓ 24 Complete Lesson Plans covering dairy, breads, sourdough, pasta, meals, condiments, fermentation, and sweets
✓ Full Recipes with ingredients, equipment lists, and step-by-step instructions
✓ Learning Objectives for every lesson
✓ Hands-On Tasks appropriate for ages 5-8
✓ Discussion Questions that encourage curiosity and critical thinking
✓ Cross-Curricular Connections linking each recipe to math, science, history, geography, reading, art, and health
✓ Safety Notes for every activity
✓ Recipe Continuations showing how basic skills lead to advanced techniques
✓ Professional formatting ready to print or use digitally
Perfect For
Homeschool families looking for hands-on, multi-subject learning
Parents who want to teach practical life skills
Families interested in real food and simple ingredients
Co-ops and Homeschool Hui groups seeking engaging Friday activities
Anyone who believes children learn best by doing
Turn Learning Into a Magical Tea Party Experience
Step into a whimsical world where children become young herbalists, tea makers, and curious explorers alongside their favorite Herbamon friends.
Herbamon Tea Party Adventure is not just a course. It is an immersive, hands-on experience that blends science, nature, creativity, and play into a beautiful learning journey your child will never forget.
What Makes This Course Special?
This course is designed to feel like a storybook tea party, not a traditional class.
Children will:
🌿 Explore real herbs through smell, taste, and touch
🍯 Create their own delicious herbal tea blends
🎨 Express creativity through art, storytelling, and imaginative play
🧪 Learn the “why” behind herbs in a simple, engaging way
👗 Dress up, host tea parties, and fully step into the experience
Every lesson invites children to slow down, connect with nature, and create something meaningful.
What’s Included
Inside this course, you will find:
Themed Weekly Tea Adventures
Each week introduces a new herbal theme, such as:
🌈 Colorful Teas
😌 Relaxing & Calm Teas
🍋 Tummy Soothing Teas
🌿 Leaf & Garden Teas
🌱 Root & Earth Teas
🌍 Teas From Around the World
Herb Exploration
Each lesson includes:
Introduction to a featured herb
Simple, kid-friendly benefits
Sensory exploration activities
Cultural or real-world connections
Hands-On Tea Creations
Children will:
Brew real herbal teas
Mix their own custom blends
Create signature “Herbamon Recipes”
Creative & Play-Based Learning
Tea party setups and hosting
Storytelling with Herbamon characters
Art and journaling activities
Imaginative play prompts
Bonus: Gentle Introduction to Foraging
Optional lessons introduce:
Respectful plant gathering
Nature awareness
Safety basics for beginners
Designed for Homeschool Families & Curious Kids
This course is:
✔️ Easy to follow (no herbal experience needed)
✔️ Parent-friendly with simple guidance
✔️ Flexible for different learning styles
✔️ Perfect for homeschool, co-ops, or enrichment
Skills Your Child Will Build
Curiosity and observation
Creativity and imagination
Confidence in creating and experimenting
Early science and nature literacy
Sensory awareness and mindfulness
The Experience
Imagine this…
Your child is dressed up, hosting a tea party with their Herbamon friends, proudly serving a tea they created themselves, explaining what it does and how they made it.
That is the magic of this course.
Perfect For
Ages 5–10
Homeschool families
Nature-loving kids
Creative learners
Parents who want meaningful, hands-on education
Bring Learning to Life
If you are ready to move beyond worksheets and into real-world, joyful learning,
Herbamon Tea Party Adventure will become a favorite in your home.
Let the tea party begin.
By Tricia Siletti / From Earth to Sky Education
Children are natural scientists. They are constantly asking questions, testing ideas, and exploring the world around them.
Little Scientists is a hands-on homeschool science course designed to nurture that curiosity while introducing young learners to the foundations of scientific thinking.
Created for ages 5–7, this engaging course guides children through 15 weeks of discovery using simple experiments, observation, and playful exploration. Each lesson uses common household materials, making science accessible, practical, and exciting for families learning at home.
Rather than memorizing facts, children learn to think like scientists.
They observe carefully.
Ask meaningful questions.
Make predictions.
Test ideas.
And draw conclusions based on what they discover.
Throughout the course, students explore fascinating topics such as:
• The Five Senses and how we experience the world
• Living vs. Non-Living Things
• Plants, animals, and habitats
• Weather and seasons
• Solids and liquids
• Floating and sinking
• Pushes, pulls, ramps, and wheels
• The amazing power of magnets
Each lesson takes 30–45 minutes, making it easy to fit into your homeschool rhythm. Parents begin with a short read-aloud book, guide a simple hands-on experiment, and finish with thoughtful discussion questions that deepen understanding. Little_Scientists_Curriculum
The course builds essential scientific skills including:
• Observation
• Prediction
• Experimentation
• Recording discoveries
• Scientific reasoning
By the end of the program, children will have experienced the joy of real discovery and developed the confidence to keep exploring the world around them.
What Makes This Course Special
✔ Designed specifically for parent-led homeschool instruction
✔ Uses simple household materials
✔ Encourages curiosity and critical thinking
✔ Builds a strong foundation in early scientific concepts
✔ Perfect for ages 5–7
Little Scientists turns everyday moments into scientific adventures and helps children see that learning is not something that happens in a workbook. It happens everywhere.
By Tricia Siletti | From Earth to Sky Education
Children are natural engineers.
They build towers, invent machines, test ideas, and ask endless questions about how the world works. Little Engineers transforms that natural curiosity into an exciting introduction to real engineering concepts through hands-on building and exploration.
Designed specifically for young learners ages 5–7, this 15-week course introduces foundational engineering ideas through creative challenges using simple household materials. Children will design, build, test, and improve their creations just like real engineers.
Throughout the course, students learn that failure is not a problem. It is part of the discovery process.
Each lesson follows a simplified engineering design process:
Ask → Imagine → Plan → Create → Test → Improve
This approach helps children build confidence, resilience, and problem-solving skills while having fun creating amazing inventions. Little_Engineers_Curriculum_Age…
What Your Child Will Learn
Students explore a wide variety of engineering concepts including:
• Building strong structures and towers
• Designing bridges that can carry weight
• Understanding ramps, motion, and gravity
• Creating working cars with wheels and axles
• Launching objects with simple machines like levers
• Building cranes using pulleys
• Designing boats that float and carry cargo
• Harnessing wind power with pinwheels
• Building parachutes and learning about air resistance
• Exploring magnets and invisible forces
• Understanding sound through vibrations
• Creating shadow theaters with light and design
• Engineering protective packaging for fragile objects
• Learning how nature inspires inventions
By the end of the course, students will apply everything they learned to design and build their own original engineering project.
Course Structure
15 Weeks | 30 Lessons | 100% Hands-On Learning
Each week includes two engaging lessons designed for 30–45 minutes of focused activity, perfect for the attention span of young learners. Little_Engineers_Curriculum_Age…
Every lesson includes:
• A read-aloud book connection
• A guided engineering challenge
• Simple materials list
• Discussion questions to deepen understanding
• Opportunities to test and improve designs
Most materials are everyday household items such as cardboard, paper tubes, popsicle sticks, rubber bands, foil, cups, and string.
No expensive kits required.
Skills Children Develop
Beyond engineering knowledge, this course strengthens critical life skills:
• Creative problem solving
• Resilience and perseverance
• Spatial reasoning
• Scientific thinking
• Collaboration and communication
• Confidence in trying new ideas
Children begin to see themselves as builders, inventors, and thinkers.
Perfect For
• Homeschool families
• Microschools and co-ops
• STEM clubs
• Curious young builders
• Parents who want hands-on learning without screens
The From Earth to Sky Education Philosophy
At From Earth to Sky Education, learning is not about memorizing facts. It is about discovering how the world works through exploration and creation.
Little Engineers gives children the freedom to build, experiment, and imagine while developing the foundational thinking skills that real engineers use every day.
Because the future belongs to the builders.
Your child’s education is more than lessons and checklists. It is a story unfolding day by day.
The Homeschool Portfolio Workbook helps you gently capture that story, from Kindergarten through 12th grade, in a way that feels meaningful and lasting. Record the books they loved, the places you explored together, the skills they built, and the milestones that made you proud.
This is more than organization. It is a keepsake your family will treasure for years to come.
Start documenting your child’s educational journey today.
Available as a digital download or a printable workbook, designed to fit beautifully into your homeschool life.
Capture the Journey. Document the Growth. Build a Legacy.
The Homeschool Portfolio Workbook is a comprehensive, all-in-one system designed to help homeschool families confidently track, document, and celebrate their child’s educational journey from Kindergarten through 12th Grade.
Whether you are preparing for college applications, transcripts, military pathways, entrepreneurship, or simply preserving your child’s learning story, this workbook gives you a structured yet flexible framework to record it all.
Designed for Real Homeschool Life
This workbook goes beyond basic record-keeping. It captures the full picture of learning, including:
Academic subjects and coursework
Books read and reading logs
Field trips and worldschooling experiences
Co-ops, online classes, and group learning
Sports, arts, and extracurricular activities
Community service and philanthropy
Internships and apprenticeships
Entrepreneurship and business ventures
Mid-year and end-of-year reflections
Every page is intentionally designed to help you tell the story behind the education, not just check boxes.
What Makes This Workbook Different?
✔ Covers 13 full academic years (K–12)
✔ Structured semester logs + yearly goal setting
✔ Reflection pages to build self-awareness and growth
✔ High school transcript and planning tools included
✔ Encourages independence for older students
✔ Supports college, career, military, and entrepreneurial paths
This is not just a workbook. It becomes a living portfolio that grows with your child.
Flexible Format for Every Family
This workbook is designed for maximum flexibility:
✅ Download and use digitally (perfect for tablets or computers)
✅ Print and use as a hard copy keepsake
✅ Use year-by-year or all at once as a complete portfolio system
Create a record that can live on your shelf, at your kitchen table, or in your digital files.
Perfect For:
Homeschool parents tracking progress and achievements
Students building a portfolio for college or scholarships
Families who worldschool or use non-traditional learning methods
Teens preparing transcripts and resumes
Educators who want a professional, organized record system
Why It Matters
Your child’s education is more than grades.
It is the books they loved, the skills they built, the risks they took, and the experiences that shaped them.
This workbook ensures none of that is lost.
Ready to understand how your child truly learns?
Most parents were never taught how learning actually works… only how to follow a system. This course changes that.
The Teacher Training Curriculum is a powerful, self-paced experience designed to help you become a confident, effective educator in your own home. Whether you are just beginning your homeschool journey or looking to deepen your approach, this training gives you the knowledge most teachers spend years trying to figure out.
Inside, you will explore the science and philosophy behind meaningful education, including:
How children learn at different developmental stages
The best ages and windows for learning specific skills
Howard Gardner’s Theory of Multiple Intelligences and how to teach to your child’s strengths
Bloom’s Taxonomy of Learning and how to move beyond memorization into real understanding
Practical strategies to create engaging, effective lessons that actually stick
This is not overwhelming theory. It is clear, applicable training you can use immediately.
What’s Included:
5 in-depth modules
40+ hours of self-paced learning
Lifetime access so you can revisit anytime
Optional companion workbook for hands-on implementation
The Result:
You will stop guessing… and start teaching with intention.
You will understand your child better, design learning experiences that work, and build an education that fosters curiosity, confidence, and independence.
Because great education does not start with curriculum.
It starts with a well-trained teacher.
And that teacher is you.