Description
Overview
A gentle, Charlotte Mason–inspired literature guide for ages 8–12 (flexible for family-style learning).
This open-and-go study helps your children step into the world of The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind with meaningful discussion questions, copywork, creative writing prompts, and hands-on STEM and geography connections.
What’s Inside
✅ Format: Downloadable PDF (US Letter)
✅ Schedule: 6 weeks, covering all chapters of The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind (Young Readers Edition)
✅ Content:
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Chapter-grouped discussion questions for rich narration
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Copywork and creative writing prompts
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Deeper dive topics in culture, geography, and science
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Hands-on projects (Mancala game, mapwork, potato battery, and more)
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Gentle character and faith reflections
How It Works
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Download instantly after purchase.
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Print at home or use digitally (Goodnotes-friendly).
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Follow the flexible weekly plan — open-and-go, no extra prep required.
Why You’ll Love It
✨ Encourages curiosity, perseverance, and critical thinking
✨ Blends literature, STEM, and global awareness
✨ Family-friendly design so multiple ages can join in
✨ Supports homeschool rhythms without busywork
FAQ
Can I use this with multiple children?
Yes, your purchase includes a household license. Print as many copies as needed for your family or classroom.
Do I need a specific edition of the book?
This guide pairs best with The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind Young Readers Edition by William Kamkwamba and Bryan Mealer. Using this version ensures the chapters and pacing align.
Do you offer refunds?
Because this is a digital resource, all sales are final. Please contact me if you have any trouble with your download.
✨ Bring the inspiring true story of William Kamkwamba to your homeschool with this Charlotte Mason–inspired, hands-on literature guide — where perseverance, innovation, and faith take root.
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