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Rural Homeschooling Blogs & Personal Sites of Rural Homeschoolers Confessions of a Pioneer Woman Ree homeschools her 4 kids on a working ranch, and loves to take photographs of the kids, their horses, and other ranch activities. You'll come back time again for her humorous insights. Reflections of a Homeschooled Homeschooler Rebecca Bangs Amos was homeschooled herself and is now homeschooling her children in rural Vermont. Homeschoolers and Agriculture Community Supported Agriculture for Homeschoolers Amy Hood describes how Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) fits perfectly with her homeschool family's lifestyle. By Amy Hood, HEM M/J 07 Rural Homeschool Communities Homeschool and Gardening A Gardenweb forum for homeschool families who would like to exchange garden tips, and maybe even bulbs and seeds. Rural Christian Home Educators We are a group of Christian homeschool families providing support for new and existing homeschoolers as well as information for those considering homeschooling. Rural Education Resources California Farm Water Coalition Educator Resources Several free products and unit studies about the use of irrigated water on California crops. California Foundation For Agriculture in the Classroom Resources and activities available to heighten agricultural awareness. Great for rural homeschoolers anywhere. Cotton's Journey How it is grown, cultivated, harvested and finally processed into cloth and other co-products is what you will be learning about in this story of cotton and Cotton's Journey - A field trip in a Box. Rural Home Schooling and Place-based Education Place-based educators use local particulars to teach universal concepts, engage students in community life, and involve people and resources unique to the home community. Visit a Rural Homeschool Family The Country School Farm experiences and wilderness adventures for children, teens and families. Spend the summer on a homeschooling family's farm in Holmes County, Ohio.

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