Family Tree Homeschool

This video shows you the basic supplies and steps needed to store dry food, such as rice, oatmeal and beans in Mylar bags with oxygen absorbers in food grade buckets. The Mylar bags are filled then oxygen absorbers are added and the bags are ironed shut on the edge. Then they are placed in buckets with more oxygen absorbers scattered on top and the buckets are sealed.

I break down how Learning Methods and Documentation are necessary for a Successful Homeschooling Program. I review the roadblocks and struggles homeschoolers encounter, including your main antagonists and how having sound learning methods and documentation will help! I also explain a process called ADDIE, an instructional systems design framework to guide your process to create your own homeschooling program.

Leah is my oldest daughter. Leah bow hunts every year with a crossbow, as well as other weapons and always gets the "big one". She will show you the basics of holding and setting up a shot with a cross bow. Crossbows are great to use for older persons with aches and pains. Leah goes through all the steps needed to get an accurate shot off! Our time with the Wild Turkey Federation, Women in the Outdoors really paid off. I'm proud of you, and thanks Leah.

Leah uses solid facts and information to support the main stream media's attempt to be bias and influence the public.

Nonketotic Hyperglycinemia (NKH) is one of the rarest genetic diseases on the planet, and my grandson has it. Leah explains what NKH is and how we found out that little Jack Robert, born June 21, 2020 has it. Jack Robert is involved in several studies, one with Dr. Johan Van Hove MD, PhD who specializes in Medical Genetics and is the leading researcher for NKH since1991. Jack Robert is also involved in Precision Ketogenic Therapy with the University of Florida.

It is shocking what your kids Really think of you when they are given a platform to put it in words!! One thing I know after listening to this is that I feel good that I helped my oldest daughter, Leah learn life's best lesson.... that the Great Problem Solver, God can see us through every event..... and going to Him helps us have peace. He is not only the object of my faith, but He is the source of faith... and faith in Him solves all problems, eventually. Life is not always easy, but we can go to God to see us through every event. How did I learn this? Through the Word of God, the Bible.

Look at a greenhouse built with a dozen or so repurposed sliding glass doors! I love the cozy, efficient feel in this special greenhouse. I give you a detailed tour, and in this video I also review a few tips on starter plants and worm composting.

This video demonstrates all the steps to clean a deer or gut a deer that has been harvested. Slyfox shows you the easiest way to clean a whole deer to get it ready to hang in the freezer. It's amazing how easy he makes it look and without a lot of blood. This is a great method for cleaning any animal. Good job Slyfox!

Bob is an expert tree surgeon and will show you a safe and effective way to pull a large tree over. If you are alone and need to pull a tree over by yourself, you can watch Bob's technique how to do it. You need to carefully plan which way you want the tree to fall. He throws his rope with the end weighted up towards the top of the tree over a high limb, then it drops down. He uses a slip knot to tighten the rope up to the high limb; then walks the other end of the rope around another tree, ties it to his truck's bumper then drives the truck slowly forward and pulls it taut. The tree is being pulled and held taut in the direction it will eventually fall. After it is all set up, he cuts through the base of the tree most of the way, cuts a wedge out on the side where the tree will fall, then returns to the truck and drives the truck gently forward, pulling the tree over. Ingenious!

Come with me on my drive to work where I tell you about 2 ladies,Lotti Jim and Patti. They both had famous fathers and they shared special stories with me about their famous fathers, and I want to share them with you. You never know what an older person might tell you. Times were different back then - desperate but civil.

Early September is pear harvest time. There are two easy ways to peal and cut up the hundreds of pears that our few trees will yield. Either cut the pear in half and scoop out the center with a melon ball scooper; or, stand the pear up and cut down around the core. Watch how it's done in this video. Learn a quick and easy way to keep them from turning brown until you're ready to use them for canning or making preserves.

See how we fight biting yellow flies and mosquitoes and gnats simply and naturally. Our methods work every time!! For mosquito control, don't forget that you still need to dump over any standing water, no matter how small where mosquitoes will breed. In this video you will see a simple, thriving worm farm that will give you beneficial "castings" that feed and protect our plants in wonderful ways. Castings enhance your plants’ growth by providing trace elements, enzymes, and nutrients to the soil which help plants become resistant to pests and disease.

Take a tour and listen to the discussion on how to begin gardening and homesteading in earnest even though you have a full-time job. Look at a tour of the greenhouse with easy, self-sustaining systems chosen because they are easiest to manage. You want to enjoy yourself and get things done, and with the right approach you can grow a big garden even though you work full-time.

Children are taught how to properly sex lobsters as they prepare them for dinner!