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143. Learning Self-Sufficiency & Homesteading Science with Kody Hanner
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“The modern homestead movement is 100% a state of mind. It’s the strive for self-sufficiency.”
My friend Kody Hanner wrote a homestead curriculum that my family adores. It’s being used by homeschoolers, schools, and I know some adults who could benefit from the huge amount of information in her homestead curriculum. Kody joins us today to talk about her curriculum, how it came to be, the modern homestead movement, life-long learning, parenting, and so much more.
Kody has generously offered a discount code for listeners of Elevating Motherhood. Use the code LORIBETH for 10% your purchase of the Homestead Education Curriculum
Kody’s Bio: Kody is a wife of a veteran, mother of 6, homesteader, and homeschooler, that has devoted her life to agriculture and embracing rural living. She created and authored the Homestead Education series of homeschool curricula that includes homestead science. She is the host of The Homestead Education Podcast, which is rapidly growing in popularity where she chats candidly about homesteading, homeschooling, and personal growth.
In This Episode, Kody and I Talk About:
· What qualifies as homesteading
· How she got started as a homesteader
· Her homestead background
· Homestead flexing
· Permaculture
· How she stared writing a curriculum
· The need for a homeschool homestead curriculum
· The writing process
· How long it took her to write the curriculum
· You don’t need to know everything, you need to know how to find good information
· The modern homestead movement
· Reach out to your county’s extension office for resources
· Production over consumption
· Slowing down
· Taking responsibility for your life
· Having entrepreneurial values
· People like to quiz homeschoolers randomly
· Adding depth to science experiments
· Who the curriculum is for
· Complaints she has received about the curriculum
· Writing to a broad audience
· Healing disconnect
· Integrating topics into your homeschool...and SO MUCH MORE!
Full Show Notes Available at: www.elevatingmotherhood.com
Today's Sponsors: www.homeschoolexplained.com and www.thefocusretreat.com
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