When you’re homeschooling for multiple years (and even decades!), you’ll start to recognize distinct seasons of homeschool life. There are natural times of the year when you’re more motivated along with the kids. Then there are definite seasons when you need a break from the routine.
Let’s chat about how to recognize each season and how to be most effective with each one.
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Podcast episode 11: Seasons of Homeschool Life
Do you find your energy and excitement toward homeschooling naturally increasing and decreasing during the year? When you look at homeschooling through a “Three New Years” Framework, you can plug into your natural seasonal energy and be more productive.
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Learn more about Homeschool Seasons
- Organize365.com – The Seasonal Energy of Decluttering, Organizing & Productivity
- Organize365.com – How I Divide My Year Into Thirds
- The 12 Week Year
- Immediate download: Seasons of Homeschool Life action steps
- 25 Unit Studies for Homeschoolers
- 7 Steps to Take in a Season of Homeschool Burnout
- How to Plan Your Homeschool Year Like A Pro
- Professional Development for Homeschool Moms
- Schedules & Routines
- I Don’t Do Laundry (and you shouldn’t either)
- I Don’t Go Shopping (and you shouldn’t either)
How to be effective in each homeschool season
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350. To the Mom in Her Final Homeschool Year
As your homeschool journey winds down with your last child, the emotions can be unexpected and complex. This episode is a steady reminder that you don’t have to prove anything in this final season — you’re not losing your purpose, you’re stepping into a new one.
Listen to episode 350 of the Homeschool with Moxie Podcast.
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