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Each February, our family heads up to Salem, IN for our yearly day of fun at the Maple Syrup Festival.  We absolutely love this festival, and feel pretty much the same about maple syrup itself.   This is a family outing that we look forward to year after year. If you have a maple syrup festival in your neck of the woods, I highly recommend checking it out. At this one, we are able to see how maple syrup is made, eat delicious pancakes with the syrup, and visit booths were maple syrup is highlighted in foods (maple syrup cotton candy!) and crafts. There’s even a Native American who demonstrates how maple syrup was made hundreds of years ago in hollowed-out logs!  

Learn about the history of maple syrup and how its made via books, videos, and unit studies. This is a delicious topic to study for children of all ages!  #maplesyrup #homeschool #unitstudies

Maple Syrup Resources for Homeschool

Whether or not your family is able to visit a maple syrup festival, you can still enjoy delicious foods made with maple syrup and learn more about its history and how its made via books, videos, and unit studies. This is a delicious topic to study for children of all ages! 

Maple Syrup Book Basket

Sugarbush Spring by Marsha Wilson Chall

Sugar Snow by Laura Ingalls Wilder

At Grandpa’s Sugar Bush by Margaret Carney

Sugar on Snow by Nan Parson Rossiter

Sugaring by Jesse Haas

The Sugaring-Off Party by Jonathan London

The Maple Syrup Book by Janet Eagleson

From Maple Tree to Syrup by Melanie Mitchell

Miracles on Maple Hill by Virginia Sorenson

Maple Syrup Cookbook by Ken Haedrich

Maple Syrup Websites

Watch how homemade maple syrup is made

Read about the history of maple syrup

Take a virtual tour of a sugarhouse

Maple Syrup Unit Studies and Printables

Maple Syrup unit study with lapbook from HSS (free) – see ours here

Enjoy this FREE Maple Syrup unit study from Leanne and Michael’s Sugar Bush

Download these Maple Syrup Printables

If you’re really brave (and have the right trees), use the information from Tap My Trees to make your own maple syrup  

Learn a few facts about the state of Vermont (or do an entire unit study), known for its production of maple syrup.

Maple Syrup Arts, Crafts and Cooking

Make a maple leaf out of tissue paper

Create a beautiful maple leaf using origami

Learn about the symmetry of maple leaves with this fun art project

Make Maple Cream Candy

Make Pure Maple Candy on top of snow!

Make these yummy energy bites with maple syrup

Enjoy a maple syrup taste test

Learn about the four grades of maple syrup by making maple syrup play dough

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