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Teachers & Homeschool

A note from Herbert Peabody

Dear Everyone,

All of us here at Mulberry Tree Farm hope you are keeping well & safe.

I know there are lots of things going on that are a bit unusual at the moment, so I talked with Ladybug and Worm and Bee. To help make things a little more fun, we have come up with a plan to hang out with you and learn new things!

And, we have created “HERBERT PEABODY SCHOOL!”

We’ve got raps and rhymes, science projects, art projects, putting on plays and planting gardens.

There will be things to do inside. There will be things to do outside. There will be things to do by yourself.
And, there will be things you can do
on your own.

We are here with you all the way!
And we’d love to see pics of what
you’re up to.

Together, let’s LEARN at
HERBERT PEABODY SCHOOL!

Yo, GROW!

Welcome, Teachers and Homeschoolers!

It’s great to see you.

We’re here to help you teach kids how to grow in a healthy and happy world with Herbert Peabody’s stories.

Herbie’s stories show kids

  • Where food comes from
  • The effort required to produce food
  • How communities can work together for a greater good

Cross-curriculum priorities are also covered

The teaching activities are derived from the chapter books, and have been compiled by Brigette Lewis, BEd

Herbert Peabody and His Extraordinary Vegetable Patch

These teaching activities are based on the national curriculum for ages 5 years and upwards, and cover the following key learning areas:

  1. English and fiction
  2. Science
  3. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories and cultures
  4. Sustainability and the environment themes

Herbert Peabody and The Incredible Beehive

These teaching activities are based on the national curriculum for ages 5 years and upwards, and cover the following key learning areas:

  1. English and fiction
  2. Science
  3. Sustainability and the environment themes

Yo, GROW!