Before you jump into your homeschool routine like gangbusters this year, you might want to consider a more gentle approach. Easing back into homeschooling gradually can sometimes be a better way because it’s less overwhelming for both you and your kids. Going from full days of relaxation to full days of work can be a shock to the system and actually turn your kids off to homeschooling.
I found some tips for you recently from other homeschool moms on how to transition back into homeschooling gently. I hope they make your first few weeks of schooling more pleasant and enjoyable. 🙂
Tips for Easing Back Into Homeschooling
How to Ease Back Into Homeschooling on My Joy-Filled Life – Here are the basics of transitioning back into homeschooling.
My Back-to-Homeschool Strategy on Lextin Eclectic – Lexi explains how she uses a soft start to her homeschool year that includes a gentle schedule, some new pj’s, and a slice of chocolate cake. (The latter is my favorite method. Just saying.)
7 Tips for Easing Back Into a Homeschool Routine on Math Geek Mama – Here are some really good tips for preparing for and getting into your homeschool routine gently.
How to Ease the Transition Back to School after a Long Break on Hip Homeschool Moms – I like Brenda’s suggestions about spending one-on-one time with her kids and reviewing in this article on Hip Homeschool Moms.
Do you have some tips for easing back into homeschooling? Feel free to share them in the comment section.
More back-to-homeschool help:
- Apps for Back to School Shopping
- Helpful Tips for Your First Day of Homeschool
- Back-to-School Shopping Tips for Homeschoolers
- Free Homeschool Curriculum Shopping List Printables (In the Membership Area)
Many blessings,
