Herbalism for the
Whole Family Table.

Sprouts · K-2

Seedlings · 3-5

Every week opens with a story. At Sprouts, it's a single-character parable a six-year-old reads aloud. At Seedlings, the same family story grows into multi-character ethical arcs — characters face choices, scripture lands harder, the storybook becomes literature your child carries forward.

“The story is what your child remembers. Everything else is built around it.”

Sprouts · K-2

Seedlings · 3-5

You don't need to know herbalism to teach this. At Sprouts, each Monday's read-aloud is scripted; the kitchen lab is one preparation. At Seedlings, the same week weaves botany, chemistry, history, theology, and clinical safety — the page tells you exactly which day handles which discipline.

“You open the binder. The week unfolds.”

Sprouts · K-2

Seedlings · 3-5

At Sprouts, your child draws the herb, lists what she smells, writes a one-line response to scripture. At Seedlings, the same Wednesday measures the dried plant in millimeters, runs a 4:1 decoction ratio, writes a hypothesis to check eight weeks later, verifies species. Same rhythm. Real chemistry.

“What your child fills in at the kitchen table — and what you submit to the state.”

Sprouts · K-2

Seedlings · 3-5

Same heritage card format at both depths. Köhler-style botanical illustration on the front, four working zones on the back. Sprouts shows preparations a six-year-old can handle (tea, infusion). Seedlings shows preparations an eight-year-old can handle (decoction, oxymel, syrup). By the end of fifth grade, your child names and uses 72 plants — more than most adults you know.

“Same heritage card. Deeper library.”

Sprouts · K-2

Seedlings · 3-5

Same display-on-the-counter design at both depths. At Sprouts, the recipe is what a six-year-old can make with adult supervision — chamomile tea, honey water. At Seedlings, the child becomes a young apprentice — she measures, decoct, makes oxymels and elderberry syrup, all with safety call-outs in rust red.

“By the end of the year, she has thirty-six preparations from your kitchen.”

Sprouts · K-2

Seedlings · 3-5

Body. Faith. Family. Wonder. Same four conversations at both depths, color-coded by category. At Sprouts the Faith card asks 'does God see us when we're hurting?' At Seedlings the same week asks 'what does it mean for your body to be a temple of the Holy Spirit?' Same chair. Older question. Vovó closes both.

“The curriculum your husband notices — because it shows up at dinner.”