Money, Home Skills, Gardening and Nature
Money, home and garden skills build responsibility and independence.
Why this matters (for parents): Give small, real jobs at home and in the garden. Talk about needs and wants when you shop together.

From pond to pan
Nature gives us healthy food. Fishing with a grown-up teaches patience, care for the water, and how a simple meal is made, like fresh fish with butter and lemon.

Lessons
- What Is Money?Coins, bills and counting.
- Save, Spend, Sharethe three-jar system.
- Needs vs. Wants
- Earningchores and farm-stand lemonade with fruit-infused water.
- Smart Shoppingcomparing prices at the farmers market.
- Cleaning Upsweeping, wiping and sorting.
- Laundry Basicssorting and folding.
- Kitchen Helperssetting the table and washing veggies.
- Simple Fixessewing a button (older kids, with an adult).
- Plant a Seedsoil, water and sun (wearing a hat).
- Grow Your Own Veggiestomatoes, lettuce, herbs and strawberries.
- Bees Help Plantspollination. Bees are shown as real bees doing their work.
- Farm Helpersthe hen lays eggs, the cow gives milk, bees make honey, the sheepdog herds sheep. They are working animals, no
- Nature Walksleaves, birds, rocks and journaling.
- Care for the Earthcompost, recycling and saving water.
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