We have officially launched our Raising Wild Saints YouTube channel, and our very first video on how to print and bind curriculum is live. If you have ever opened your Bear Good Fruits files and thought, “Okay… now how do I turn this into something beautiful and usable for my whole family?” this video is for you.
Our lesson writer, Ciera, walks you step by step through exactly how she prints, binds, and organizes Season of Dawn for three children in her home. No overwhelm. No fancy equipment required. Just simple, practical guidance so you can get this curriculum into your children’s hands and onto your table.
Watch the First Video Here:
how to print and bind curriculum
What This Video Covers
In this detailed walkthrough, Ciera shows you:
• How she chooses what to print
• How she separates the copywork pages
• How she sets up binders for each child
• How she organizes pages for multiple ages
• How she keeps everything manageable using the Family Worksheets binder
and more!
If you are new to liturgical homeschooling, this will give you the clarity and confidence to begin. If you are already part of the Bear Good Fruits community, this will help you streamline your setup so your days flow with more peace.
Season of Dawn carries your family from Lent to Pentecost. It is rooted in Scripture, woven through the rhythm of the Church, and intentionally designed for family style learning. Seeing it physically printed and assembled makes it come alive in a whole new way.
Why This Matters
One of the biggest concerns we hear from moms is this:
“I love it… but I’m overwhelmed by the printing.”
That is exactly why we made this video.
Bear Good Fruits is meant to gather your children around one shared lesson. One table. One faith-filled rhythm. It is not meant to become another digital file sitting unused on your computer.
When you print and bind it intentionally, you are creating something tangible. Something your children can flip through, mark up, return to. A resource that supports you in forming their minds and souls around the liturgical year instead of the school calendar.
You are building your domestic church one page at a time.
Resources Mentioned
I included links in the YouTube description to all of the printing and binding supplies she uses, so you can easily replicate the same setup in your own home.
Be sure to check the description under the video for direct links.
Subscribe and Join Us
This is just the beginning!
On our YouTube channel, you can expect:
• Practical homeschool support
• Videos of our crafts, recipes, and more
• Behind the scenes of Bear Good Fruits
• Real life family style learning
• Encouragement for liturgical homeschooling
• Honest conversations about raising children in the faith
If you have been longing for homeschooling that is truly ordered toward Heaven, this space is for you.
Go watch the video. Print your Season of Dawn. Gather your children. And let us walk this liturgical rhythm together.
Season of Dawn
Bear Good Fruits™
Season of Dawn begins the week of Ash Wednesday and ends on Pentecost. (14 weeks of lessons)
Every single week is rooted directly in the Sunday Mass readings along with the solemnities and feast days of the Church. You are never left wondering what to teach or how to connect it all. Everything flows from the life of the Church and leads your whole family deeper into the rhythm of the liturgical year.
