PRINT Homesteading & Sustainable Living Secondary Level Unit Study

Welcome to the Homesteading and Sustainable Living Secondary Level Unit Study by Harbor + Sprout! Our upper-level homeschool curriculum is designed to guide you on immersive study experiences, rich with deep-level thinking, research and reflection prompts, and project-based learning. As you work through the modules in this unit study, we encourage you to take your time with the material and activities you choose to complete. In doing so, you will undergo a comprehensive journey through not only the topic at hand, but develop acumen for countless other life skills and tenets of academia. This unit study is intended for middle school and high school students ages 12-18+. This unit study will be delivered to your door in printed format as a perfect-bound, full-color book ready for use. The book is non-consumable, meaning that writing will be done in a separate notebook or in your preferred Harbor + Sprout Companion Notebook. You can also purchase a digital PDF copy of this unit study here, along with the Harbor + Sprout companion notebook in either digital PDF or physical print format. Please note that once processed, print materials are not eligible for return, refund, or exchange. This unit includes the following contents and modules: Homesteading and Sustainable Living Introduction Module 1: History of Homesteading Module 2: Modern Homesteading Philosophies and Basic Principles Module 3: The Science of Homesteading: Permaculture Module 4: Geographic Considerations for Modern Homesteads Module 5: Optimization and Other Math Considerations for Modern Homesteads Module 6: Practical and Ethical Considerations Module 7: Depictions of Homesteading in Art Module 8: Depictions of Homesteading in Literature Module 9: Impacts of Homesteading on the Individual and the Wider World Notebooking Pages Book Recommendations Appendix with key terms and literary elements to study Page count: 156 Click the toggles below to learn more about the structure and contents of our secondary unit modules.