But where do I start building my own homeschool lesson plans and still be confident my kids won’t have gaps in their learning? When I started analyzing what was working and wasn’t working for us in each subject area, I saw many themes.
It is not an IF their life will have challenges but WHEN, it’s up to me to help my child build these critical and creative thinking skills.
Without my purple clipboard, I’d be lost. It’s one of those clipboards that doubles as a folder and I keep all our homeschool plans inside. It’s my roadmap to our homeschool week and without it we are toast! It’s one of the planning tools I use to keep our homeschool trucking along.
The ability to adapt curriculum is a perk of homeschooling; we get to provide a customized education where each child can thrive exactly where they are at. My children are above and below grade level in different subjects and is difficult for a school to accelerate and accommodate different needs at the same time.
As we plan their high school experience they are looking forward to using our homeschool flexibility to take a variety of technology and programming classes during their high school years. This year they are taking a live online technology class with MYTEK LAB.
