Here are ten practical (& meta) lessons in planning for your upcoming homeschool.
Because if you don’t have a guideline to plan for your upcoming homeschool year, you will caught up in website after website entirely overwhelmed with all the possibilities.
How do you go about planning for your upcoming homeschool year?
Here are ten ideas to plan for your upcoming homeschool year.
- Be realistic. How to do this? Time block your time to discover how much time stuff ACTUALLY takes. And practice being right here now.
- Self-Care is a requirement, not an option.
- You can influence a child, but you can’t control them.
- Academics are not synonymous with an education.
- Plan for the “S” question. You’ll have to answer it to infinity and beyond.
- Plan for YOU in your homeschool too.
- There is no ONE right way to homeschool.
- Everthing isn’t always going to go well all the time.
- Always work toward fun in your homeschool days.
- Above everything, know yourself.
You’ve got website to peruse, Facebook threads to read, and stuff to buy.
So now you know.
You got this, girlfriend!
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Before you put everything away, let’s assess your past homeschool year (& use that as a brainstorming tool to imagine your upcoming homeschool year). Here is a tool to do just that! These journal questions can aid in greater satisfaction in your upcoming homeschool.
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