We live in a world of order set by seasons and days and years. Our world is not ordered and set haphazardly (as if order could have come about haphazardly!?) but set with purpose and goodness by a loving Creator who made this world for life to flourish. Not only are the days made by…
With many of our summer activities canceled this year, I needed something to keep us accountable for how we spend our time! I created a Summer Activity Tracker to both motivate the kids and keep us intentional during these days. You can download and print a free sheet to use for your family! Email me…
What goals do you aim at day-to-day? As a homeschooling mom, I can get tunnel vision and only see the tasks, the lessons, the check boxes, the housework, and the daily grind. It’s good to occasionally step back and see the reasons behind all that I do.
At the start of this new year, it’s a good time to do just that. Let’s step back and remember our goals that shape how we live!
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Whether your goals for 2020 involve exercise, academics, healthy eating, or learning a new skill, you’ll need to establish habits in your daily routine. I created this habit tracker to provide a visual record of progress over the month and offer a bit of accountability. I hope you find it useful! This is the newest…
Here’s a look at a printed version of the Homeschool Life Planner. You buy the download here and print what you want, so it’s customized for you. Here’s how mine turned out! I had it printed at Office Depot. It is spiral bound with a clear plastic cover on the front and a blue plastic…
I like to sit down at the beginning of the year and write down my goals for each child in each strand/subject. Even if I have a general idea of where everything is going, it helps to craft specific goals that I can assess throughout the year. You can get the goal tracking sheet I…
Consider the Connections
Order Your Time. Here are six practical steps to help you effectively schedule your homeschool days from this new perspective.
Gain Perspective.
Does the Classical Conversations Challenge program seem like a dark, unknown path that you can’t risk looking at while your kids are in Foundations? That was me! Maybe you can relate.