Homeschool Planning 101

Homeschool Planning Products to start your school year out strong.

Homeschool Planning 101

You may not know where to start when it comes to homeschooling. To homeschool and avoid burning out, it’s a good idea to approach it as a trial and error scenario. The following variables matter a lot as you start out!

  • How you like teaching

  • How your child enjoys learning

  • Which educational philosophy best matches your family’s lifestyle and preferences

  • Which curriculum choices may best suit all of the above

In this guide, you learn how to:

  • Identify why you want to homeschool, and have it written out to refer back to all year long in case the going gets tough.

  • Understand the two main theories behind curriculum, and choose which you most agree with

  • Learn about homeschool philosophies, which have been helpfully grouped and condensed in a way that is still easy to understand so you can select those that resonate most with you.

  • Include your children in your homeschool planning - by observing and documenting the way they love to learn!

  • Determine your own teaching style, and think about how that will impact the curriculum you’ll want to teach

  • Watch a quick scroll through of this product HERE

6 Week on/One week off schedule guide

If you want to have a schedule ready made for you, this is as close as you can get while still being in charge of it all and maintaining flexibility.

Off the Screen/onto the page 6 WEEK PLANNER is a simple system for you to plan six weeks of your homeschool at a time and make sure you get that one week off. We want you to be consistent and feel confident in that six weeks.

Included in this planning product:

  • Three six week schedule options with dates for 2022-2023, and 2022-2023 calendars to highlight your weeks on and off

  • A two page spread for you to plan a birds eye view of six weeks at a time, with space for up to five children on it and six subjects

  • Weekly planning pages for you to dive into each six weeks, and have a place for page numbers and work items for each child

  • An end of the 6 weeks page to reflect on your child’s growth, strengths, and what you want to carry over into the next six weeks of school

  • Watch scroll through video of this product HERE

Meal Planning Guide: Off the Screen/Onto the plate

Off the Screen/onto the plate menu planner will give you the tools you need to get your kitchen in order and get meals planned and done. The goal here is to actually defrost something the night before and be ready to make a great meal your family will enjoy the next day.

This guide has:

  • Cookbook pages to write the title of your favorite cookbook with recipes and page numbers

  • Monthly calendar to see at a glance when you don’t need to cook or need to plan ahead

  • Weekly planning pages, shopping list, a family menu to post - and more!

  • Watch a video scroll through of this product HERE

Putting in the time

The one thing I can’t help with is time. It takes time to think through what’s best for your family. It takes time to think through how you would prefer to teach. It takes time to observe what helps your children best learn.

I fully believe you can take that time, because it’s so important to starting your homeschool journey!

If this sounds like an activity you want to undertake I hope you’ll join me here and take the time to think through the above and tag me @mytexashomeschool on Instagram with your findings!




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