Memory Work
Fun Facts
Bible Study
Systematic Theology
Hymn Study
Poetry
Literature
Biography
Nature Lore
Zoology
Geography
Biblical Hebrew
Technology
Cultural Studies
American History
Picture Study
Mapping
Philosophy
Citizenship
Language Arts
Math
Logic
That is a list of the subjects that we completed today.
And, I don’t mean that some things “hit two birds with one stone” and that we *covered* these topics today. I mean that we had individual, specific, intentional, planned, executed lessons in these subjects today.
And that is just one day of our school week.
In the rest of our week, we also cover:
Recitation
Special Studies
Culinary History/Nutrition
Poetry Composition
Critical Thinking
Architecture
Spanish
Music History
Psychology
Art History
Life Skills
Studio Art
Tales
Folk Songs
Composer Study
Climatology
Career Studies
Financial Math/Economics
Ecology
Handicrafts
Regional Geography
Again, these are each covered in separate, intentional, specific, planned, executed lessons using a plethora of resources.
Why am I telling you this?
It isn’t to make you tired (I’m tired just typing it, though 😜), or to put our homeschool on display.
Our homeschool isn’t perfect, there still isn’t room for everything I’d like there to be, sometimes things don’t get done, and we have to pivot and adapt just like everyone.
But, there is room for a whole heck of a lot.
Why?
Because I schedule and plan intentionally, creatively, and in complete freedom. I am in the driver’s seat, and my schedule and my plans are my TOOLS to accomplish my purposes.
They are carefully constructed and because my homeschool is peacefully planned, it is (mostly) peacefully orchestrated.
Planning intentionally and creatively and well is not easy and it is, in fact, time consuming.
But, unlike the empty promises of “easy” systems, it affords the freedom to craft a homeschool rich with all of the goodness that you desire.
💡I get a ton of questions about planning this time of year, and my Peaceful Planning Course is where I discuss and equip you for intentional, peaceful planning.
Fun Facts
Bible Study
Systematic Theology
Hymn Study
Poetry
Literature
Biography
Nature Lore
Zoology
Geography
Biblical Hebrew
Technology
Cultural Studies
American History
Picture Study
Mapping
Philosophy
Citizenship
Language Arts
Math
Logic
That is a list of the subjects that we completed today.
And, I don’t mean that some things “hit two birds with one stone” and that we *covered* these topics today. I mean that we had individual, specific, intentional, planned, executed lessons in these subjects today.
And that is just one day of our school week.
In the rest of our week, we also cover:
Recitation
Special Studies
Culinary History/Nutrition
Poetry Composition
Critical Thinking
Architecture
Spanish
Music History
Psychology
Art History
Life Skills
Studio Art
Tales
Folk Songs
Composer Study
Climatology
Career Studies
Financial Math/Economics
Ecology
Handicrafts
Regional Geography
Again, these are each covered in separate, intentional, specific, planned, executed lessons using a plethora of resources.
Why am I telling you this?
It isn’t to make you tired (I’m tired just typing it, though 😜), or to put our homeschool on display.
Our homeschool isn’t perfect, there still isn’t room for everything I’d like there to be, sometimes things don’t get done, and we have to pivot and adapt just like everyone.
But, there is room for a whole heck of a lot.
Why?
Because I schedule and plan intentionally, creatively, and in complete freedom. I am in the driver’s seat, and my schedule and my plans are my TOOLS to accomplish my purposes.
They are carefully constructed and because my homeschool is peacefully planned, it is (mostly) peacefully orchestrated.
Planning intentionally and creatively and well is not easy and it is, in fact, time consuming.
But, unlike the empty promises of “easy” systems, it affords the freedom to craft a homeschool rich with all of the goodness that you desire.
💡I get a ton of questions about planning this time of year, and my Peaceful Planning Course is where I discuss and equip you for intentional, peaceful planning.
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