5 Things I Wish I Knew Before We Started Homeschooling The 5. kindle a fire, don’t fill a bucket. early on, i was very concerned with scope and sequence. this certainly has its place, but i now see education as far less about dumping a certain body of information into the empty bucket of my child’s brain, and much more as the kindling of a fire that will blaze for a lifetime. That means that you are going to want to talk about curriculum, lesson plans, pencils, notebooks, and the rest to anyone who will listen. you may want to warn others of this, i wish someone had warned me before we started homeschooling! 4. non homeschoolers won’t “get it”. it’s true, they won’t.
5 Things I Wish I Knew Before I Started Homeschooling Busy Mom Learning There are so many options, styles, and vendors that it started to become overwhelming. that said, here are 10 things i wish i knew before homeschooling! number 10. several stores give teacher’s discounts to homeschoolers! number 9. get connected. number 8. the best curriculum is the one you’ll use!. It keeps our homeschooling days consistent and allows us to hit our lesson goals for the school year. #3. be flexible. although schedules are really important and create structure, it’s also important to know how to bend before you break. when i first started homeschooling, i wanted things to be very rigid. Well, here i am sharing my ups and downs and tips i wish i knew before starting homeschool! (jase and i shared a podcast on all these tips if you want his perspective as well. #1 be you!. Speaking of which–we are preparing to dive into our sixth year homeschooling. unbelievable! while i can’t go back in time, i hope i can encourage some of you who may be new to homeschooling, thinking about it, or looking for a change. to celebrate our 5 year homeschool aversary, here are 5 things i wish i knew before homeschooling.
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