homeschool planning

Best of Series - Replay of episode 11.

Today Emma and Beth discuss planning a homeschool schedule.  Do you preplan everything down to the day and page numbers? Or do you plan weekly? Or do you do a general flexible plan?

Find out what they learned through trial and error throughout the years.

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Free Homeschool Record Keeping Tracker PDF

Beth's Book - Find Your Homeschool Vibe 

Find Your Homeschool Vibe 
Find Your Homeschool Vibe, How to Homeschool Without Losing Your Mind a book by co-host Beth Lee

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Whether you're a first-year homeschooler, or you've been at it for years, finding that daily rhythm is so important.

Listen in as Dawn shares some valuable tips to finding that perfect balance of school and family life to make your days with your children the best they can be!

Is this your first year of homeschooling?

Do you have a houseful of littles? Maybe you're starting with Kindergarten and you've got a toddler or two and a baby tagging along.

Or maybe you pulled your kids out of school and you have several children in multiple grades. 

Perhaps you got thrown into "crisis schooling" last year and decided you enjoyed the time with your children and are now moving into homeschooling.

Whatever your situation, this episode will give you the help and encouragement you need to make it your best first year of teaching your children at home! 

EP35: Let's talk about homeschool planning! And specifically, how to rein it in! Because honestly, this is a real bugaboo for homeschoolers.

So whether you’re a planner by nature or you truly dislike this task, this episode can help you get a realistic view of how planning can work in a reasonable way.

So that you don’t go down too many rabbit holes of endless searching. And can simplify and streamline the planning process.

Find the Show Notes for this episode at: www.artofhomeschooling.com/episode35

Inspired at Home Membership (www.artofhomeschooling.com/inspiredathome) where you'll find the Plan It Out course.

Want to bring more creativity and lively arts to your homeschool lessons? The Taproot Teacher Training for Homeschoolers is for you. Waldorf-inspired workshops in the grades, music, art, science, and so much more all led by experienced homeschoolers.  Join us for a magical in-person weekend training for homeschoolers in northeast Ohio August 1-4, 2024. Check out the photos!

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EP16: In this episode, two homeschooling moms (Jean Miller and Alison Manzer) share our love of books with you. And talk together about a recent YA (young adult) novel they  just read. Their goal is to let you listen in as they talk through how they might use this book in homeschooling lessons. So you too can explore how to use a book as a container for a lesson or even plan an entire lesson block around one book.

Show Notes & Book Hearth Printable at www.artofhomeschooling.com/episode16

Want to bring more creativity and lively arts to your homeschool lessons? The Taproot Teacher Training for Homeschoolers is for you. Waldorf-inspired workshops in the grades, music, art, science, and so much more all led by experienced homeschoolers.  Join us for a magical in-person weekend training for homeschoolers in northeast Ohio August 1-4, 2024. Check out the photos!

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In Part 2 of this mini-series on heading into a new school year, Dawn helps you learn how to identify the strengths and weaknesses of your children...and yourself.

Any time you start a new school year, you need to assess your children's strengths and weaknesses. Academics aren't the only important thing to assess.

We must also address and examine character weaknesses and strengths.

And we have to do a thorough self-examination to see where we are falling short and which areas we need to shore up.

To download your free cheat sheet, head over to:

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As we get closer to the start of a new school year, how are you planning for it? Are you planning to homeschool this year or will your children be able to access face-to-face traditional school? Maybe you're doing a mix of virtual and school at home.

Whatever your situation, Dawn has you covered.

In this mini-series on Heading into a New School Year, Dawn addresses both homeschoolers and traditional schoolers, and helps them take the planning in small chunks.

In Part 1, Dawn talks about how your planning should begin with the end in mind. It is important to know where you are headed before you start down the path. Beginning with the end in mind will help you make a plan for both the long-term and the year at hand.

To download your free cheat sheet for the mini-series, head over to:

onefaithfulmom.com/begin