Eden's Table
Plain answers to the questions homeschool families ask us most.
Healing herbs in the Bible, with verses: balm of Gilead, Hezekiah's figs, oil and wine, and the leaves for the healing of the nations.
No. Using the plants God made is not witchcraft. What Scripture actually forbids, why the enemy wants this ground, and how Christians take it back.
Yes, you're qualified. No state requires every homeschool parent to be a certified teacher. A 12-year classroom teacher on why she let her certificate lapse.
One full week of Eden's Table, free: five lessons on one plant with the Teacher's Guide, Student Notebook and a read-aloud. Print it and teach it this week.
What to look for in an herbal homeschool curriculum: real plants, open-and-go lessons, the right grade level, and a faith lens that credits the Creator.
The simplest way to teach kids about herbs: one plant a week. Read about it, draw it, try it in the kitchen, learn its story. Free first week inside.
Yes, studying the plants God made is biblical. Where Scripture talks about plants, where Christians should be careful, and how to teach it to kids.
What the Eden's Table Teacher's Guide, Student Notebook and Read-Aloud look like inside, page by page, using the real Week 1 you can download free.
Yes, you can switch science or add nature study at the semester break. A low-risk way to try: one free week, then nine weeks for $39, then the printed year.