Homeschool rhythm

A Daily Rhythm in Homeschooling Trumps a Strict Schedule Creating a daily and seasonal rhythm for your homeschool is the absolute easiest (and I’d argue the best) way to implement a schedule …

I wanted to share some encouragement and creative ideas for those of us that have found ourselves homeschooling against our will. BUT... having only been a homeschool mom for two years (and only homeschooling one child) I didn't feel that I had any authority on the matter, nor could I…

We are entering our third week of Ambleside Online Year 1 and already we are reaping the benefits of the generous curriculum inspired by Charlotte Mason. This is our first year where I would consider our homeschool inspired by Miss Mason in most of our subjects (no CM police, here!). In this post I will share a recap of the first couple weeks into our Year 1 homeschool, and breakdown our homeschool rhythm with some detail.

I made these homeschool rhythm cards just for you! Last year I made these homeschool rhythm cards for our boys so that they knew what to expect every day as we homeschooled. When I shared them in my Instagram stories, so many of you messaged me and asked if I could make them available on...

What is a homeschool loop schedule? A homeschool loop schedule is a way to keep track of doing alternating subjects or activities on different days, like setting your homeschool on a flexible loop cycle.

Summer is here! For some homeschool families that means a total break from all things “school.” Others do full-on school and some find themselves somewhere in the middle. This summer we are full-on schooling through the summer. I don’t know if we will always do this, but we take it a year at a time and this year it mak

I am going to be completely honest at say one of the biggest perks to homeschooling is that I can sleep in. My kids have…

Our winter homeschool rhythm--a mix of Charlotte Mason and unschooling with lots of nature, reading, art, music, curiosity, exploration, and room for play.

Our simple homeschool routine for pre-k to 4th grade. It's a rhythm, not a schedule! We follow a Charlotte Mason method.