“The Harvesters” by Bruegel
“He who gathers in summer is a son who acts wisely, But he who sleeps in harvest is a son who acts shamefully.” Proverbs 10:5
Schola Rosa Tips:
- Do as many subjects outside as possible. Pack your backpacks and do lessons on the porch or on a picnic blanket.
- Drop your lessons one or two days per week and go on a hike, taking along those nature journals. Spend the day outdoors and savor it!
- Volunteer at nearby Organic Farms and help with harvest and clean-up.
- Visit an art museum or check out books from the library on famous artists. See what paintings you are able to find with Fall colors. Learn a bit about the artists and even try to paint a landscape yourselves!
- Go on extra trips to the state parks as a family on the weekend. Learn all you can about local wildlife, geology, and chemistry.
- Read the passage of the Bible about Ruth and Boaz and contemplate Ruth’s work in the fields.
You can find more helpful tips for fall under the Schola Rosa blog on OxrosePress.com.