I am always trying to think of ways that can help you to keep on homeschooling. We are all different and have different needs from blogs.
I want you to know that I truly care about you sticking around here and especially about you not just surviving homeschool, but really making the journey one that is a treasured memory while not giving up high academic standards.
So this blog post is really short, but one I hope you find helpful or at least encouraging. Many times throughout the years, I would have just liked another set of eyes looking over my curriculum choices for my kids.
You know, sometimes you just want another set of eyes to see if you are covering the essentials in homeschooling or sometimes you want to take a different path and want somebody else to take a look at your curriculum choices.
I’m asking:
Do you want me to look over your homeschool curriculum choices?
I can say that I will try my best to look over them all and maybe use some of your choices here on my blog to share with others.
I have just a request or two. Help me out in case I get overwhelmed because I would like to try to answer each email personally.
List these important things so I have a pretty good picture of your homeschooling situation.
- Ages of children that you’re homeschooling and the curriculum that each child is using. Be specific about listing the curriculum of each child.
- Ages of children that you are not formally homeschooling, but are taking care of this year.
- If you’re working outside the house?
- How long you have been homeschooling? And finally,
- What your overall goals are or why you chose that particular curriculum?
Fill in the contact form on my blog form. One tip for forming your email is to type your email in a word document so you can see it, and then copy/paste it into the box on the contact form.
Yikes!!! I may be crazy for doing this, but this is one thing I wished I had in the beginning of my homeschool journey or just when I was struggling as the boys entered another phase or grade.
Hugs and love ya,
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