Rebekah’s Recipes — Great Grampa’s Farm: A Children’s Permaculture Adventure About Regenerative Farming, Soil Health, and Ecosystem Science (Rebekah's Recipes Book 3) cover art

Rebekah’s Recipes — Great Grampa’s Farm: A Children’s Permaculture Adventure About Regenerative Farming, Soil Health, and Ecosystem Science (Rebekah's Recipes Book 3)

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Rebekah’s Recipes — Great Grampa’s Farm: A Children’s Permaculture Adventure About Regenerative Farming, Soil Health, and Ecosystem Science (Rebekah's Recipes Book 3)

By: Steven Barnhart
Narrated by: Derek, Colleen
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Summary
 Rebekahs Recipes Great Grampas Farm A Childrens Permaculture Adventure About Regenerative Farming, Soil Health, and Ecosystem Science Grow Curiosity. Restore the Land. Discover Gods Design in Nature. What happens when a young scientist visits a tired farmand sees not just problems, but possibilities? In Rebekahs Recipes Great Grampas Farm, Rebekah Stevenson returns with her notebook, curiosity, and Backyard Lab mindset to help restore her familys struggling farm. Through careful observation and hands-on experiments, she discovers how nature already holds the answers. Together with her family, Rebekah transforms dry soil, erosion-worn hills, and failing crops into a thriving, living ecosystemusing the principles of permaculture and regenerative farming. What Children Will Learn: This story blends engaging narrative + real science, introducing young readers to: How water moves across landand how to slow it with swales Why trees need plant guilds to thrive How animals can heal soil through rotational grazing How ponds support ecosystems and store water The hidden role of fungi and forest systems How biodiversity strengthens farms and gardens Each concept is explained through story-driven discovery, making complex environmental science accessible and memorable. Includes Hands-On Backyard Lab Activities Bring the lessons to life with 10 interactive experiments, including: Observe how water flows on a slope Investigate living soil organisms Build your own plant guild Design a regenerative mini-farm Explore ecosystems in your own backyard Perfect for reinforcing STEM learning through real-world application. Perfect For Ages 712 (independent readers & read-a louds) Homeschool families & classrooms Parents teaching environmental stewardship Christian families seeking faith-integrated creation care themes Young readers who love science, nature, and hands-on learning. Why This Book Matters In a world where soil is degrading and ecosystems are under pressure, this story teaches children: To observe before acting To work with nature, not against it To see land as a living system designed with purpose Through Rebekahs journey, readers learn that even small actionswhen guided by wisdomcan restore something broken into something thriving. A Story About Stewardship, Science, and Hope As the farm transforms, so does the way the family understands their rolenot as controllers of the land, but as caretakers of Gods creation. The farm isnt just growing food its growing the future. Part of the Rebekahs Recipes Series Continue the journey of curiosity, faith, and discovery with Rebekah and the Backyard Lab as they explore the science of creationone experiment at a time.©2026 Steven Barnhart (P)2026 Steven Barnhart
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