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25 Back to Homeschool Posts You Need to Read!

August 2, 2016 By Kaylene 2 Comments

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It's back to school season, and for us that means it's back to homeschool season. Just because you aren't getting your kids ready for the big yellow school bus doesn't mean that you don't have a ton to prepare.

There's curriculum to buy and organize, routines to put in place, and unit studies to plan. How in the world will we ever get it all done before the new homeschool year starts? With the help of these posts from other experienced homeschool mama's.

25 Back to Homeschool Posts you need to read for a successful homeschool year!

25 Back to Homeschool Posts You Need to Read!

35 Homeschool Planning and Organizing Ideas from Growing Hands-On Kids

Back to Homeschool Shopping List from Not Consumed

How to Create a Homeschool Curriculum from The Relaxed Homeschool

5 Homeschool Habits to Build in Your Children from Christin Slade

The Ultimate Guide to Homeschool Planning from Your Vibrant Family

Back to Homeschool Theme Songs from Busy Boy Brigade

4 Tips for a Successful Homeschool Year from Growing Hands-On Kids

Setting Your Homeschool Goals from Intoxicated on Life

My Super Simple Homeschool Planning Method from Homeschool Your Boys

Back to Homeschool Resources from B-Inspired Mama

10 Days of Homeschool Encouragement from Sallie Borrink

7 Things I Organize for Back to Homeschool from Joy in the Home

31 Days to a Better Planned Homeschool from Living Life and Learning

4 Tips for a Successful Homeschool Year from Growing Hands-On Kids

First Day of School Photo Signs from Yellow Bliss Road

10 Days of Back to Homeschool Prep from This Outnumbered Mama

Organizing the New Year from Homeschoolin' Mama

3 Tools for a Sane Homeschool Day from Simple Convivial

10 Lessons I've Learned About Homeschool Planning from Weird Unsocialized Homeschoolers

What Homeschool Subjects to Teach and When to Teach Them from Tina's Dynamic Homeschool Plus

Keeping a Tidy Home While Homeschooling from Real Life at Home

10 Homeschool Lesson Plan Options from More Than a Homeschool Mom

6 Tools to Determine Your Kids' Learning Styles from Feels Like Home

Preparing for a New Homeschool Year from Adventures in Mommydom

The Power of Homeschool Routines (With Flylady!) from Ultimate Homeschool Radio Network

With all of these awesome posts, you are sure to be off to a great start for the new homeschool year. And finally, keep in mind that back to homeschool might be a bit overwhelming, but it's really supposed to be fun. Do something fun for your first day, be gentle with yourself and your kiddos, and start the year off with a bang.

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About Kaylene

Kaylene is a homeschooling, work at home, special needs mama who is severely outnumbered by her kiddos! When she isn’t taking one of her kids to therapy, teaching a math lesson or writing a blog post, you can find her snuggling up on the couch with some cocoa and a good book.

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  1. Monique says

    August 2, 2016 at 11:01 pm

    Thanks for sharing my post.

    Reply
  2. Tina Robertson says

    August 3, 2016 at 6:50 am

    Great list Kaylene and thanks for sharing about which subjects to teach.

    It can be confusing where to start and this is a great list to kick start the year with.

    Have a super day.

    Reply

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