Homeschool Year End Review

You finished your homeschool year!

Let's celebrate and reenvision your upcoming homeschool year.

Now's the time to assess how this past year has gone, for you & your kids, to decide what you want to keep for next year, what you want to let go, and what you want to introduce...

Can I tell you about the Year End Review?

Even in my most traditional homeschool years, I've always wrapped things up by the end of May.

At the beginning of June, I brought the kids outside to sit, draw, read some poetry, write some poetry, narrate a Shakespeare play, learn Latin names for native plants, learn the name of cloud formations, and identify animal scat (AKA harnessing my inner Charlotte Mason, although I don't think she ever mentions animal scat, ha).

It's also the time of year I assessed my past homeschool year (& used that as a brainstorming tool to imagine my upcoming homeschool year: it was fresh on my mind!)

So I invite you to a group coaching opportunity: our year-end assessment!

If you want to do your homeschool (& your life) on purpose, then you need regular breaks from doing the same-ole same-ole and check how it's working for you & your kids (or if it's not).
we'll celebrate a beautiful homeschool year: all the challenges, all the charms, your ordinary miracles, what you need to learn to create more ease in your homeschool & life, and what you want to do next year...

What we'll do...

...we'll celebrate a beautiful homeschool year: all the challenges, all the charms, your ordinary miracles, what you need to learn to create more ease in your homeschool & life, and what you want to do next year...

A year-end homeschool assessment:

to clarify your why
to create or hone your homeschool vision
to assess your homeschool curriculum, if you want to do all the things, but you need to focus on a few for an easy, fun routine
to clarify your homeschool routine
to ask if your homeschool philosophy is working for you.
to align your activities with your homeschool vision & values
to simplify your homeschool: what will you let go?
to create a self-awareness & self-care plan for you
to clarify your unhelpful mindsets
to learn how to build a portfolio
to build an idea notebook
to address our unhelpful homeschool mindsets that are getting in our way
to encourage you to keep on going with energy & enthusiasm

..so your homeschool can become more of what you want your homeschool life to be...

Let's answer the questions:

What did work for you this year?
And what didn't?
What worked for each of your kids?
And what didn't?
What did you learn about your kids?
What did you learn about yourself? How are you addressing that?
How do you record or acknowledge each year, all the learning opportunities, the growth you've seen in your kids, all the books they've read, and the things they've done?
Do you create a portfolio & do you know how to do this?
Do you create a downloadable picture book & do you know how?
What were the hard moments this past year: the ones you don't want to repeat next year? (And how are you going to address it next year?)
Did you have vision words for your past homeschool year? What are they for next year?
How did you use your resources, time, and skills this past year?
How have you contributed to the world? And how do you want to?

Bring your journals and a pen.

During the session, you'll receive personal coaching.
After the session, you'll receive personal feedback.
You can use the Reimagine Your Homeschool Journaling Workbook to continue the work.