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Homeschool Classes
Learning Opportunities
Morning Glory Homestead Farm offers creative, hands-on, interdisciplinary classes that meet South Carolina State Learning Standards in S.T.E.A.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) subjects as well as South Carolina history.
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Benefits of Gardens
Spring 2025
Students will embark on an enriching journey to learn various gardening techniques, improve soil health, utilize biochar, engage in beekeeping, and cultivate native plants. They will see some of the latest technological advancements in agriculture, discover the benefits of mushroom farming, and visit local farms that practice agroforestry. This comprehensive unit study covers the entire food process, from soil health to planting, harvesting, cooking, and the 4-H Healthy Habits project, focusing on kitchen safety, nutritious recipes, and balanced meals.
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Dates: Thursdays, 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
January 30 - May 8, 2025

Coastal Ecosystems Unit Study
Spring 2024
By enrolling in this course your students will not only learn about the importance of this critical coastal ecosystem but they will also help to actively restore areas of salt marsh which will allow them to have a hands-on way to learn, serve our local communities, and have fun in the process!

Electricity, Magnetism, and Renewable Energy
Fall 2024
This unit study offers an engaging introduction to electricity and magnetism for students. Through a combination of instruction and hands-on activities, learners will discover the fundamentals of electricity, including its generation through wind, solar, and hydropower. They will explore key concepts such as conductors, insulators, and the workings of circuits, as well as the distinctions between motors and generators. Additionally, the course will highlight influential scientists and inventors while incorporating fun projects and experiments to enhance the learning experience.


Field trip to Johnson Creek Boat Landing to recycle oyster shells, examine erosion, and observe the waterway.

Field trip to Johnson Creek Boat Landing to recycle oyster shells, examine erosion, and observe the waterway.

Field trip walk along the Spanish Moss Trail

Field trip to Johnson Creek Boat Landing to recycle oyster shells, examine erosion, and observe the waterway.
Submit the form if you're a homeschooling family or interested in homeschooling. You can also use the form to ask a question or share your homeschool plans and if you would like assistance from us. Is there a subject you would like us to offer, share that too!

Photo of George Washington Carver.

Flyer to announce the Carver Unit Study.

Students mixing compost to use when planting seeds in trays.

Photo of George Washington Carver.