Combining children is one way to save time and energy in your homeschool. If you can have two or more of your children engaged in the same learning activity, that is one less lesson plan and time slot that you allocate towards your kids’ education.
I found tips from other homeschoolers on how and when to effectively combine kids. They work for a variety of homeschool methods. Let’s take a look at them.
Combining Children in Your Homeschool
Combine Children for a Well-Run Homeschool on Classically Homeschooling – Sara has two simple methods for combining kids in your homeschool.
How and When to Combine Children in Your Homeschool on Sonlight Blog – Learn three different ways to combine based on age as well as when you should and shouldn’t combine.
Combining Homeschool Grade Levels on Simply Charlotte Mason – Do you like the Charlotte Mason method? Here’s a 3-part series on how to combine using that style of homeschooling. Here are the links to the three parts:
- Combining Homeschool Grade Levels, Part 1
- Combining Homeschool Grade Levels, Part 2
- Combining Homeschool Grade Levels, Part 3
Do you have some tips for combining children? Feel free to share them in the comment section.
More homeschool tips on this site:
- How to Combine Subjects in Your Homeschool
- Tips and Tricks for Homeschooling Multiple Ages
- Tips for Simplifying Your Homeschool Day
- How Homeschool Moms Can Escape to Take a Break
Many blessings,
