December can be particularly difficult for homeschool moms when it comes to planning your Morning Time. In addition to all of our traditional school activities, most of us want to incorporate the beauty and meaning of the Christmas and Advent season into our Morning Time.
This takes extra planning and work and it can be tough to find the time. In order to make it a bit easier for you, we have gathered up some ideas to simplify your planning when it comes to your December Morning Time.
Ideas for Morning Time in December
Morning Time Advent Plans – All the Tools You Need for Your Catholic Homeschool by Dianna Kennedy from The Kennedy Adventures
“But what if you’re new to celebrating Advent? Overwhelmed at where to begin? Deep breath, momma. I’ve got you covered.
If you’re looking to bring the richness of Advent traditions into your home, Morning Time is a wonderful way to begin.”
How to Create the Best December Morning Basket by Christy at Homeschooling in Progress
Do you tell yourself every year that you will plan ahead and do fun learning activities with your kids in December? That you will take a break from your regular lessons to fit in baking and a Christmas Around the World unit?
But then you end up doing none of those things because you just can’t fit it in or you don’t know what to do to make the month special.
Fear not! You can find time to share that which is true, good and beautiful with your children through your December Morning Basket.
Morning Time Tips
How to Ease into a Daily Morning Time Routine by Christy at Homeschooling in Progress
“Are you stuck on what resources to add to your morning basket? Do you just have too much on your plate right now to research good materials to use? It’s hard to even get to the point of making it a routine when you are stuck in the planning stages. If you’re at that point and think maybe it’s just not for you, then perhaps you should let someone else do the planning for you.”
How to Choose the Best Memory Work for Your Homeschool by Amy of Humility and Doxology
First, I’m going to share practical ways to CHOOSE memory work, and then I will talk about simple ways to ENJOY memory work within the limits of time, energy, and multiple ages in your living room.
When it comes to choosing memory work, I encourage you to focus on poetry, Shakespeare, historical speeches/original source documents, and Scripture.
How to Create the Perfect Morning Basket by Christy at Homeschooling in Progress
When you first hear about using morning baskets in your homeschool, it’s easy to get overwhelmed with all of the information available online. I decided to write a series to help you implement morning baskets.
Looking for someone to do the work for you? Check out Pam’s seasonal morning time plans and let her do the planning!
Mary
She believes that creativity, laughter, and fun are the backbone for engaging and inspiring homeschools. You can find encouragement and tips on her blog, Not Before 7.
She is an enneagram 7 and an extrovert. She enjoys traveling, tea (iced or hot), good conversations, and books. You can connect with her on Instagram and Facebook.
Latest posts by Mary
- The Ultimate Guide to Shakespeare for Your Morning Basket - February 5, 2020
- Creating a Memorable Morning Time in December - December 13, 2019
- Create A Morning Time That Works for Your Family - October 11, 2019
