My friend was looking at a particular site for Wildcrafting, and I think the site’s ideals are not in line with mine, so I wanted to find some others. I searched for a while and found a few good ones. 🙂
So let me save you the Googling!
WILDCRAFTING FOR KIDS:
https://wilderchild.com/foraging-for-wild-edibles-with-kids/
Wildcrafting And Foraging Means Fabulous Food And Family Fun
https://chestnutherbs.com/wildcrafting/
https://commonsensehome.com/wildcraftingweekly-weeder/
Wildcrafting: Collecting Wild Food & Medicine with the Future in Mind
http://mamarosemary.com/herbs-for-kids/
http://mamarosemary.com/blog/2014/7/9/teaching-children-about-wild-herbs-summer-herb-camp-extra
Fun On The Wild Side ~ INTRODUCTION TO HERBS FOR KIDS: WILDCRAFTING
https://chestnutherbs.com/wildcrafting/
About Jenn: I’m a Christian wife to an amazing man (since 1998) and a stay-at-home-teaching mom to four special & incredible boys (born in 2004, 2005, 2007, & 2009). I’m messy and cluttered, but working on that (really, I am!). I’m a discouraged perfectionist and a classic procrastinator who probably has both ADD & Autism, so I tend to jump from topic to topic (and activity to activity) without notice. My Love Languages are Words of Affirmation and Physical Touch. I’m an INFP who enjoys friends but loves to be alone. I love getting and giving hugs, and encouragement is a Spiritual gift of mine that can too-easily be turned into the weapon of discouragement, if I’m not careful. I enjoy writing, singing, words, drawing, photography, digital creations, and reading. Oh, and pizza, tacos, and steak. Now I’m hungry. That reminds me; I eat gluten free and try to eat organic and avoid white sugar and GMOs as much as possible. Find me on Facebook (Writer/Editor page) (Fan page), Twitter, Pinterest, or Instagram.
