We love the art of upcycling using waste from our kitchen! In Royal Chundu Homeschool Lesson #28, we’re cooking with clothes! Or socks, sheets or pillowcases, curtains or towels. Using spices like that golden goddess, tumeric and veggie scraps such as beetroot, you can add colour and new life…
Join us in giving food leftovers from the kitchen a second chance at life ~ in Royal Chundu Homeschool Lesson #24! Planting food waste is a magical, fun and purposeful process of creating something new from something old. It helps to reduce the waste we create on Earth, to cut…
Next in the Royal Chundu Homeschool, we bring you writing exercises from a few of our favourite voices! To start the show, Becky Bader, a wonderful full-of-light former teacher based in the United States who visited us earlier this year, shares an inspiring lesson to encourage you to pick up…
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Royal Chundu Homeschool ~ Tina’s Terrific Tablescapes
The Fabulousness of Tina’s Globally-inspired, often Chitenge-infused Tablescapes ~ fit for any occasion, no matter how grand or small. Here is our guide to creating your own table-settings ~ for Lesson 17 in the Royal Chundu Homeschool! Here are a few more Tablesetting Designs to inspire you, including a Mother’s…
The only thing I knew how to do Was to keep on keepin’ on Like a bird that flew Tangled up in blue. ~ Bob Dylan The scientific classification of the African fish eagle, Haliaeetus vocifer, gives a clue to its nature. Derived from the ancient Greek words hali, “at sea” and…
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The Importance of Hand-weaving for the Community & Environment
The Royal Chundu Homeschool Lesson #22 We are realising, more and more, as a global society, the importance and urgency of turning toward organic and sustainable lifestyles and eschewing carbon-heavy, non-biodegradable activities and products, such as plastic. Very often, ironically, these more sustainable ways of living, producing and consuming can…
