🏡 Homeschool with the Schoolyard Pack
Free lesson plans for homeschooling families, one for each Warda Way book. Each lesson ties to the book’s own Warda Way lesson page and includes a read-aloud guide, discussion questions, reading and writing, math and logic, a character activity and a hands-on project. Every page prints neatly.
📅 Suggested 5-week plan
One book per week, about 20–30 minutes a day. Read the book every day; children love repeats, and each reading builds fluency.
| Book | Day 1 | Day 2 | Day 3 | Day 4 | Day 5 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Week 1 | Courage and Combat | Read aloud + discussion | Reading & writing | Math & logic | Character & values | Hands-on project + coloring |
| Week 2 | Chester Hunts for a Clue | Read aloud + discussion | Reading & writing | Math & logic | Character & values | Hands-on project + coloring |
| Week 3 | Thought and Tactics: Hermie vs the Hare | Read aloud + discussion | Reading & writing | Math & logic | Character & values | Hands-on project + coloring |
| Week 4 | The Great Debate | Read aloud + discussion | Reading & writing | Math & logic | Character & values | Hands-on project + coloring |
| Week 5 | Rose and Her Basket of Love | Read aloud + discussion | Reading & writing | Math & logic | Character & values | Hands-on project + coloring |
Tip: end each week by reading that book’s Warda Way lesson page aloud together and asking which lesson your child showed that week.
Week 1: Courage and Combat
Ages 3–9 · Lesson: “To be Strong.”
Open lesson
Week 2: Chester Hunts for a Clue
Ages 4–8 · Lesson: “Speed is fun, but thinking is powerful.”
Open lesson
Week 3: Thought and Tactics: Hermie vs the Hare
Ages 4–9 · Lesson: “Speed is fun, but thinking is powerful.”
Open lesson
Week 4: The Great Debate
Ages 3–9 · Lesson: “We must listen to learn.”
Open lesson
Week 5: Rose and Her Basket of Love
Ages 3–8 · Lesson: “Gentleness is powerful.”
Open lesson