I am interrupting my step by step guide to planning your Best Homeschooling Year Yet to answer some questions I have been getting about my workbook and planner. Namely 1. What is the best way to bind it once I have printed it? 2. Can I use it on my tablet? These are good questions … More
Welcome to Part Five of my how to guide to planning and scheduling your best homeschool year yet. So far we have looked at ‘the big picture’. We have created a homeschool manifesto and decided what feelings we would like to have about homeschooling. I am hoping that you feel clearer about the type … More
Welcome to Part 4 of planning your Best Homeschooling Year Yet. In the last post we created a homeschool manifesto. Today we are going to look at feelings. How does your homeschool feel to you right now? How would you like it to feel? I recently read The Desire Map by Danielle Laporte, and … More
In the last few Best Homeschool Year Yet blog posts, you have looked backwards to previous years to see what lessons you could learn. Now it is time to look ahead and dream! Too often when we plan our homeschool year we think only in terms of ‘academics’. We spend a fortune on a … More
Welcome to Part 2 of designing your Best Homeschool Year Yet. Last time we looked back to see what lessons we could learn from homeschooling in previous years. Today, I want you to think about what you should stop doing in your homeschool. This can be key to having a successful homeschool year. There … More
Welcome to Part 1 of my Best Homeschool Year Yet series. If you are looking to schedule a new homeschool year, and would really love to to make this year a year of passion, fun, love and inspiration – then you are in the right place. Let me walk you through my process of designing … More
I am excited to launch a new series of blog posts sharing my process for designing your Best Homeschool Year Yet! Each year, around this time, my thoughts turn to planning my homeschooling. You may have heard that homeschooling is a lifestyle! I think it is so much more than simply educating your children. But … More
I like to think of homeschooling as my job, don’t you? And like any job, I want to be good at it. So I am always looking for ways to improve. The children and I went to a talk by The British Cycling Association to hear how they train kids up for professional cycling. They … More
