Get outside and enjoy hands-on education with us at Homeschool on the Farm!
Stony Kill Foundation’s Homeschool on the Farm is a great way to supplement your child’s homeschool education and find a community of other local homeschooling families. This session, we will be teaching our homeschoolers about the seasonal qualities of farming, how the natural world around us interacts with our agricultural practices, and so much more. Homeschool on the Farm is geared towards students ages 5-12.
OUR FALL SESSION REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!
Click Here to Register for Wednesday Morning Session
The Thursday Morning Session is Full – To be added to the waitlist email debbie@stonykill.org
Fall Season Details
Wednesday Mornings: 10am to 12pm
Thursday Mornings: 10am to 12pm
Fees & Registration
The session fee for the full 10 weeks is $250 for your first student, and $100 for each additional sibling.
Registrations will ONLY be accepted for the full session at the beginning of each registration period. Single class registrations will only be accepted if space remains to accommodate.
Cancellation Policy: If you need to cancel your registration, we must be informed via email no later than 5 days prior to the first day of class in order to receive a refund, minus the processing fees.
Registration requires homeschool families to read, review, and sign the Homeschool on the Farm Code of Conduct. This document can be reviewed here.
Schedule subject to change. We follow the Beacon City School District school closings for inclement weather. If we cancel a session, we will reschedule at the end of the term.
Fall 2025 Dates and Weekly Themes
| Week One: Sept 24 & 25 | The Travelling Seed |
| Week Two: Oct 1 & 2 | Eggs: Journey from Farm to Table |
| Week Three: Oct 8 & 9 | Farm and Forest: Autumn’s Effect |
| Week Four: Oct 15 & 16 | Spooky Species 1: Spiders and Wolves |
| Week Five: Oct 22 & 23 | Spooky Species 2: Owls and Crows |
| Week Six: Oct 29 & 30 | Halloween Harvest Celebration |
| Week Seven: Nov 5 & 6 | Winter Survival Adaptations |
| Week Eight: Nov 12 & 13 | Turkeys: Wild vs. Domestic |
| Week Nine: Nov 19 & 20 | Native Americans of the Hudson Valley |
| Week of Nov 24 | Thanksgiving week – No sessions |
| Dec 3 & 4 | Trees on the Farm: Deciduous and Coniferous |
