Simple Organizational Systems for Homeschoolers Here’s the question driving this episode today: What are the best organizational systems for homeschoolers to help you stay organized while keeping it simple, inspiring, and doable? You know we’re all about…
The Rhythm of Family Mealtimes Rhythm is a hot topic around here at the Art of Homeschooling! And today, I want to talk about the rhythm of family mealtimes. So often when we start a new homeschooling…
What’s Your Self-Care Plan? How would I have responded if you’d asked me early on in my homeschooling journey, “Jean, what’s your self-care plan?“ “Self-care…what’s that? A self-care plan? Who are you kidding?“ Because I was always…
Start Your Homeschool Year Feeling Connected Are you looking forward to a fresh start for the new homeschooling year? I’m here to help you focus on what’s most important in the simplest possible way. Start your homeschool…
Homeschool Comparison, Be Gone! We’ve all heard it…comparison is the thief of joy. But how do we stop comparing ourselves to others? I say, “Homeschool comparison, be gone!” As homeschoolers, we all want check in and assess…
Bridging the Gap Between Your Vision & Right Now Do you ever feel like there’s a gap between your homeschool life right now and your vision of a better way? Let’s talk about bridging that gap between…
Your Inspired Homeschool Hello there and welcome! In this episode of the Art of Homeschooling podcast, I want to talk about inspiration, specifically your inspired homeschool. I’ve just returned home from Taproot 2023, a live in-person retreat…
Can We Agree to Disagree? Years ago at a workshop, someone handed me a piece of paper with a handwritten passage entitled Faithfulness. And this has become my go to read whenever I experience conflict with a…
Gaining Confidence as a Homeschooler The best way of gaining confidence as a homeschooler is to just begin! Because confidence builds as you go. Waiting around for confidence to show up is never a good idea. And…
One Small, Doable Change As I write and record this episode, it’s about half way through the calendar year. And I’m reflecting back to January. I always resist setting any New Year’s Resolutions. And here’s why: Throughout…
