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Westward Bound: Oregon Trail & No-Sew Pioneer Doll (Charter Funds)
This kit can only be ordered here if you’d like to use Mission Vista, Taylion, Sage oak, or Springs Charter School funds. Cost of kit: $21 plus $1.84 tax and $6 shipping TOTAL $28.84
Travel back more than 150 years and imagine what life might have been like for a child traveling west on the Oregon Trail. In this hands-on Farm School kit, kids will make their own no-sew pioneer doll while discovering how children used creativity, resourcefulness, and the materials they had to make their own toys.
But the doll is only part of the adventure! Kids will follow the Oregon Trail from Independence, Missouri, to Oregon City, explore important stops along the way, discover what chores pioneer children helped with, and learn what everyday life was like for families traveling west.
They’ll also make and play with a button whirligig, explore wool and lavender, and discover how simple materials could become something useful, comforting, and fun.
Each kit includes:
Materials to make one no-sew pioneer doll
Wool stuffing and dried lavender
Materials to make a button whirligig
Step-by-step illustrated instructions
Oregon Trail map and interactive learning activities
Pioneer childhood and chore activities
Wool and lavender learning pages
QR-linked bonus content to bring the journey to life
All necessary printables and hands-on learning materials
Designed for kids who love making, exploring, and discovering what life was like in the past. Everything you need is included, so you can open the kit and start your Farm School adventure at home.
This kit can only be ordered here if you’d like to use Mission Vista, Taylion, Sage oak, or Springs Charter School funds. Cost of kit: $21 plus $1.84 tax and $6 shipping TOTAL $28.84
Travel back more than 150 years and imagine what life might have been like for a child traveling west on the Oregon Trail. In this hands-on Farm School kit, kids will make their own no-sew pioneer doll while discovering how children used creativity, resourcefulness, and the materials they had to make their own toys.
But the doll is only part of the adventure! Kids will follow the Oregon Trail from Independence, Missouri, to Oregon City, explore important stops along the way, discover what chores pioneer children helped with, and learn what everyday life was like for families traveling west.
They’ll also make and play with a button whirligig, explore wool and lavender, and discover how simple materials could become something useful, comforting, and fun.
Each kit includes:
Materials to make one no-sew pioneer doll
Wool stuffing and dried lavender
Materials to make a button whirligig
Step-by-step illustrated instructions
Oregon Trail map and interactive learning activities
Pioneer childhood and chore activities
Wool and lavender learning pages
QR-linked bonus content to bring the journey to life
All necessary printables and hands-on learning materials
Designed for kids who love making, exploring, and discovering what life was like in the past. Everything you need is included, so you can open the kit and start your Farm School adventure at home.