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In every situation, present your requests to God. In every situation, present your requests to God.
Sometimes the curriculum isn’t the problem. Somet Sometimes the curriculum isn’t the problem.

Sometimes our homeschool day just needs a little adjusting.

Maybe we’re starting too early, lessons are running too long, we’re trying to squeeze in too much…or the routine that worked last year simply doesn’t fit this season anymore.

I’ve been guilty of all of those. 😊

One of the freedoms of homeschooling is that we get to change things.

Shorten the lesson. 
Make 1 lesson into 2.
Start later. 
Maybe someone needs more mommy time.
Move a subject to another day. 
Take something off the schedule.

Pay attention to your kids and create a rhythm that fits the family in front of you.

And if your homeschool routine could use a little help, our Visual Homeschool Scheduling Kit walks you through different ways to structure your days and includes tools to make those tricky activity transitions easier, too.

Comment SCHEDULE and I’ll send you the link.
If the hardest part of your homeschool day isn’t a If the hardest part of your homeschool day isn’t actually teaching…it’s getting everyone from one thing to the next, you’re definitely not alone.

A little predictability can make a BIG difference.

That’s one reason I created our Visual Homeschool Schedule Kit. It helps kids see what’s happening now, what’s coming next, and gives Mom tools for creating smoother activity transitions throughout the day.

And because every family is different, it also walks you through different ways to structure your homeschool, hourly, block, loop and more, so you can create a rhythm that actually fits.

Comment SCHEDULE and I’ll send you the details.
One of the best parts of homeschooling? You’re n One of the best parts of homeschooling? 

You’re not bound by what we’ve traditionally thought education has to look like.

Maybe your kids do best when they’ve had a chance to play outside before they’re ready to learn.

So go outside.
Take a walk.
Work in the garden. 
Let the kids ride their bikes or explore.

Come in for lunch and start your focused schoolwork afterward.

Or maybe your family thrives with an early start and loves being finished before noon.

There isn’t one right homeschool schedule.

Observe your kids’ patterns and what comes naturally for them. Pay attention to your children, your family rhythms, and the season you’re in, and build your homeschool routine around that.

And if you’d love some help figuring out what could work for your family, that’s exactly what we can work through together in a homeschool coaching session.

Comment COACH and I’ll send you the details. 🤍
And He will give you rest. And He will give you rest.
Just a little reminder for Mom & Dad as back-to-sc Just a little reminder for Mom & Dad as back-to-school season rolls around:

You don’t have to send them back to public school.

If you’ve been thinking about homeschooling, but you’re not sure where to begin, we can help make those first steps feel a whole lot less overwhelming.

My How to Start Homeschooling Guide walks you through it step by step, from homeschool laws and curriculum to schedules, routines, planning and more.

You don’t have to have it all figured out. You just need to know your next step.

Comment GUIDE and I’ll send you the link.
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In every situation, present your requests to God. In every situation, present your requests to God.
Sometimes the curriculum isn’t the problem. Somet Sometimes the curriculum isn’t the problem.

Sometimes our homeschool day just needs a little adjusting.

Maybe we’re starting too early, lessons are running too long, we’re trying to squeeze in too much…or the routine that worked last year simply doesn’t fit this season anymore.

I’ve been guilty of all of those. 😊

One of the freedoms of homeschooling is that we get to change things.

Shorten the lesson. 
Make 1 lesson into 2.
Start later. 
Maybe someone needs more mommy time.
Move a subject to another day. 
Take something off the schedule.

Pay attention to your kids and create a rhythm that fits the family in front of you.

And if your homeschool routine could use a little help, our Visual Homeschool Scheduling Kit walks you through different ways to structure your days and includes tools to make those tricky activity transitions easier, too.

Comment SCHEDULE and I’ll send you the link.
If the hardest part of your homeschool day isn’t a If the hardest part of your homeschool day isn’t actually teaching…it’s getting everyone from one thing to the next, you’re definitely not alone.

A little predictability can make a BIG difference.

That’s one reason I created our Visual Homeschool Schedule Kit. It helps kids see what’s happening now, what’s coming next, and gives Mom tools for creating smoother activity transitions throughout the day.

And because every family is different, it also walks you through different ways to structure your homeschool, hourly, block, loop and more, so you can create a rhythm that actually fits.

Comment SCHEDULE and I’ll send you the details.
One of the best parts of homeschooling? You’re n One of the best parts of homeschooling? 

You’re not bound by what we’ve traditionally thought education has to look like.

Maybe your kids do best when they’ve had a chance to play outside before they’re ready to learn.

So go outside.
Take a walk.
Work in the garden. 
Let the kids ride their bikes or explore.

Come in for lunch and start your focused schoolwork afterward.

Or maybe your family thrives with an early start and loves being finished before noon.

There isn’t one right homeschool schedule.

Observe your kids’ patterns and what comes naturally for them. Pay attention to your children, your family rhythms, and the season you’re in, and build your homeschool routine around that.

And if you’d love some help figuring out what could work for your family, that’s exactly what we can work through together in a homeschool coaching session.

Comment COACH and I’ll send you the details. 🤍
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In every situation, present your requests to God. In every situation, present your requests to God.
Sometimes the curriculum isn’t the problem. Somet Sometimes the curriculum isn’t the problem.

Sometimes our homeschool day just needs a little adjusting.

Maybe we’re starting too early, lessons are running too long, we’re trying to squeeze in too much…or the routine that worked last year simply doesn’t fit this season anymore.

I’ve been guilty of all of those. 😊

One of the freedoms of homeschooling is that we get to change things.

Shorten the lesson. 
Make 1 lesson into 2.
Start later. 
Maybe someone needs more mommy time.
Move a subject to another day. 
Take something off the schedule.

Pay attention to your kids and create a rhythm that fits the family in front of you.

And if your homeschool routine could use a little help, our Visual Homeschool Scheduling Kit walks you through different ways to structure your days and includes tools to make those tricky activity transitions easier, too.

Comment SCHEDULE and I’ll send you the link.
Join Us on Instagram

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