The only thing constant is change and the plan we create today might not work for tomorrow. Your homeschool plan is no exception to this. The plan that looks fabulous in August may need some slight tweaking to remain fabulous in November. In fact the younger your...
The past few weeks we have been chatting about homeschool planning. We talked about how simply buying yet another planner was not going to solve anyone’s problems. Last week I shared how measuring the success of our plans by if we completed everything or not is...
We tend to have a lot of philosophical military conversations around here. Things like the ethics and value of counterinsurgency (See Consider This by Karen Glass to know why we got off on that tangent one day.) So recently I asked the husband (long-time National...
Hey, I get it. I love planners myself. I have the billion colored pens, disc-bound pages, bullet journals, stickers, washi — all of it. Planners are just plain fun. And it is easy to get caught up in the fun of making a homeschool planner. It’s also easy to look...
How many homeschool planners have you bought that are gathering dust? They never made it more than a couple of months into the school year. That was me too until I figured out that instead of buying a planner, I needed to print one instead. So I’m here today...
As you begin to plan your homeschool year, it is tempting to dive right into curriculum options and weekly plans. Unfortunately, this approach often leads to frustration when our choices don’t help our children achieve their goals or the materials don’t...
