Here are the things that help us save money, time, and energy, and make homeschooling more fun: ten tools and tips to organize your homeschool: An Academic Calendar If you’re wondering if your homeschool could run more efficiently, today’s the day to find out. There’s no right method of homeschool organization, but boy, you sure do need to do it! I’ve found that you have not only to organize your homeschool, but also to do it in a way that suits your family’s personality and practice. If you don’t manage them well, there will be utter chaos. Since we live, eat, sleep, and school at our home, there is a myriad of tasks - and stuff – to juggle. One of the things that I’ve gleaned in this home education gig, is that organizing homeschool stuff: supplies, routines, and schedules is super duper important. We’ve homeschooled away from home and hunkered down just like everyone else during lockdown. We’ve paid big bucks for pricey homeschool curriculum and art supplies and we’ve made good use of free homeschool supplies whenever they’ve crossed our paths. Over the years, we’ve done school in small spaces and big ones. They are people my husband and I love to be with! Homeschooling has played a big role in that.

I love each of my kids and the unique people they are becoming. Two kids have graduated college, two are currently in college, two are still on my watch. It has been one of my best life decisions ever. Whether this is something you’ve been wanting to do for some time or a choice you made in just the last year or two, welcome to the party! I’m officially starting my 21st year of homeschooling with about 4 more to go. School Records/Portfolios/Cumulative Files.Assignment Sheets, Assignment Binders and/or Student Planners.

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