by Lucy Legan | Apr 21, 2023 | Conscious Green Mama, Ethics, Homeschooling, Kids Gardening, Living Laboratory, Permaculture, Sustainable Living
Our previous articles explored the importance of Earth Day in homeschooling and how families can celebrate Earth Day at home while adopting eco-friendly practices. This final article will present a list of ten engaging Earth Day activities tailored for homeschoolers... 
by Lucy Legan | Apr 17, 2023 | Conscious Green Mama, Ethics, Homeschooling, Land Art, Living Laboratory, Permaculture, Sustainable Living
In our previous article, we discussed the significance of Earth Day and its role in enhancing the educational experience of homeschoolers. Building on that foundation, this article will focus on practical ways homeschooling families can celebrate Earth Day within... 
by Lucy Legan | Sep 14, 2022 | Conscious Green Mama, Homeschooling, Kids Gardening, Permaculture, Permaculture garden
Butterflies are an essential element in nature. They help Mother Nature pollinate flowers, herbs and trees. Create a butterfly garden to attract these little miracles to your garden. Butterflies in history Throughout history, butterflies have been a subject of... 
by Lucy Legan | Sep 13, 2022 | health, Little Green House, Permaculture, Sustainable Living, Vegan, Waste Free Living
If you are a lover of ketchup or know someone who is, this could be your recipe. This natural ketchup recipe takes 5 minutes or so to make. It tastes yummy and is healthy simultaneously, so there is no need for guilty feelings when serving this ketchup. Waste free... 
by Lucy Legan | Sep 12, 2022 | Backyard farm, Homeschooling, Kids Gardening, Land Art, Living Laboratory, Permaculture, Permaculture garden, upcycling, Waste Free Living
We can do many things to encourage children to enjoy nature. Growing a garden is one of them. Making it fun is another. Choosing a suitable garden space could be your secret weapon in getting the kids out in nature. Upcycling is the new buzzword. It’s... 
by Lucy Legan | Sep 10, 2022 | Backyard farm, Building Soil, Homeschooling, Living Laboratory, Permaculture, Worms
Today we found an earthworm egg. Very exciting! This little white ball of love can hold several young worms. Young worms hatch from their eggs in between three weeks to five months. The gestation period varies for different species of worms. It also depends on... 