How To Homeschool- Tips For New Homeschool Moms

Feeling overwhelmed by the idea of homeschooling?

You're not alone. As a parent navigating this journey myself, I've learned that it's not about having all the answers but embracing the adventure of learning together. Homeschooling is a beautiful opportunity to tailor education to your child's unique needs, passions, and pace. It's about fostering curiosity, creativity, and critical thinking, not just memorization. Remember, it's okay to seek support, to adapt, and to celebrate the small victories along the way. Embrace the journey, cherish the moments, and trust in the incredible bond you're nurturing with your child. Together, we've got this!


Here are 10 tips for new homeschool moms!

Plus one bonus tip😉


1. Create a Flexible Schedule:

 Establish a routine that works for your family, allowing for breaks and flexibility to accommodate unexpected changes.


2. Set Realistic Goals:

Start with achievable objectives for each day or week, considering your child's age, abilities, and interests.


3. Use a Variety of Resources:

 Explore different teaching materials, including textbooks, online resources, educational games, and hands-on activities to keep learning engaging and dynamic.


4. Stay Organized:

 Keep track of lesson plans, materials, and resources to stay on top of your homeschooling journey. Utilize calendars, planners, or digital tools to manage schedules and deadlines.


5. Be Patient and Flexible:

 Understand that learning takes time and that every child learns differently. Be patient with yourself and your child, and be willing to adapt your approach as needed.


6. Create a Support Network:

 Connect with other homeschooling families for advice, support, and encouragement. Join online forums, local homeschool groups, or co-ops to share resources and experiences.


7. Incorporate Life Skills:

 Teach practical life skills alongside academic subjects, such as cooking, budgeting, gardening, or DIY projects, to prepare your child for real-world experiences.


8. Encourage Curiosity:

 Foster a love of learning by encouraging questions, exploration, and curiosity. Follow your child's interests and incorporate them into your curriculum whenever possible.


9. Take Breaks and Enjoy the Journey: Remember to take breaks, go on field trips, and enjoy learning together as a family. Celebrate milestones and accomplishments along the way.


10. Stay Positive and Flexible:

 Embrace the ups and downs of homeschooling with a positive attitude and a willingness to adapt. Trust in your ability to provide a fulfilling educational experience for your child, and don't be afraid to ask for help when needed.


🌟Deschooling- (Leaving the public school mindset behind!)

Deschooling is about taking a gentle pause, letting go of the traditional schooling mindset, and reconnecting with the joy of learning together. It's a time to breathe, explore, and rediscover the beauty of education outside the classroom walls.

The duration of deschooling varies for each family, but it typically lasts anywhere from a few weeks to several months. It's important to take the time needed for both parents and children to adjust, relax, and embrace a new approach to learning. Embrace this time. Get to know your kids' learning styles and needs.


Above all, remember that homeschooling is a unique and rewarding journey that allows you to tailor education to your child's individual needs and interests. Enjoy the opportunity to bond with your child and witness their growth and development firsthand.


Happy Homeschooling,

Tabitha📚🥰


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