Monthly Archives: March 2014

Some parents express concern that Saxon Math in the primary/elementary grades is complicated to teach.  A similar math program to Saxon in the elementary grades is Excel.  This program is comprehensive, complete, and spirals math concepts while introducing new ones … Continue reading →

While working as a teacher’s aide (and studying to get my credential) in a middle school math class, I was introduced to Saxon Math.  I liked this program because it was comprehensive.  I had never seen a math book quite … Continue reading →

“It is possible to rehabilitate large-scale damaged ecosystems.”  John D. Liu, Ecologist In this video Liu demonstrates land healing on the Chinese Plateau.  Liu engineers restoration using earth’s resources the way they were meant to be used.  He takes a … Continue reading →

http://permaculturenews.org/2013/12/10/desert-food-forest-organic-commercial-production-three-years-update-wadi-rum-consultancy/ Permaculture is a harmonious method of working with the environment using sustainable agricultural designs.  Geoff Lawton from Australia is a permaculture genius.  After watching one of his videos posted on You Tube, we became convinced that permaculture is the … Continue reading →