Let's review your homeschool, so you can enjoy your summer with the kids!
Let's reenvision your homeschool.
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...
If you want fresh vision & anticipation, join me.
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 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 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.
Frequently Asked Questions
When will I receive the Intensive Zoom link?
In your email inbox the morning of our time together. (Make sure your email provider hasn't thrown it into Junk Mail).
Do you have a community where I can connect with the participants afterward?
You can join the Patreon community for our monthly support chats or join the Homeschool Mama Book Club too.
I am considering coaching, can I talk with you about that?
Absolutely! Book an appointment with me here.
