In this video, I am sharing many of our traditions for Holy Week and Easter. We are a Roman and Byzantine Catholic family, so many of our traditions are a mix of both. Please leave a comment with how you celebrate Easter!
This is a collaboration with my friend Becca Glass.
When we first started homeschooling, I completely overscheduled our family. I felt like we needed to use every curriculum, do every extracurricular activity, and constantly keep busy. It was incredibly overwhelming, especially since I had five children until nine at the time. What was I thinking?!
Here is some advice that I’ve gathered over the years to prevent this from happening again. I hope it helps you!
We have been using BookShark Reading with History for several months and have, recently, tweaked it to make it work well for our large family. Watch to see how we do it!
I have five children and we needed a few extra things for the end of the school year. We have a *huge* Dollar Tree in our town, where I found most of these items, but I always picked up a few things from Amazon (links below).
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We all go through times when we feel burned out by homeschooling. It may just be for a short season or for an entire year. I have a few tips that have helped me during those time, and I hope that they can help you as well
As always, feel free to send me a message if you have any questions.
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