Walking with Henry delves deep into the life and philosophies of Henry David Thoreau, offering readers a meticulously illustrated journey through Thoreau's profound connection with nature. Authored by Thomas Locker, this literature book captures the essence of Thoreau's advocacy for simplicity, environmental conservation, and personal introspection. Locker's evocative artwork complements the narrative, bringing to life the serene landscapes that inspired Thoreau's writings and thoughts. Homeschool families will appreciate the book's ability to illuminate historical and environmental concepts through Thoreau's engaging life story.

Our curriculum incorporates Walking with Henry through engaging lessons and practical applications. Here are a few examples:

• Nature Journals: Inspired by Thoreau's own practice, students create nature journals, documenting their observations, sketches, and reflections on the natural world. 
• Thematic Discussions: Discussions draw connections between Thoreau's ideas and contemporary environmental issues.
• Creative Projects: Students will build a model of Thoreau's cabin at Walden Pond or practice minimalist living for a week. These projects echo Thoreau's experiments with simple living. 
• Literature Analysis: Through guided analysis of Thoreau's texts, such as excerpts from "Walden," students practice literary analysis skills, identifying themes, motifs, and the use of language.