FOSTERING INDEPENDENT LEARNING | Homeschool Independent Learning

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Title	:	FOSTERING INDEPENDENT LEARNING \| Homeschool Independent Learning
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I have a 7yo obsessed with lists too! 🙈 I always get my planner from Plum Paper which I love and I used to get him his own personalized planner too It was just too expensive considering that he wasn’t old enough to use it to the full Even tho he loved making his own! 🥴 this year I got him one from Well Planned Gal which was way cheaper but great quality and the layout is perfect! Love that the daily sections has lines with boxes to check off which he loves doing And it has space for things to practice and chores/responsibilities for the day He’s used it every week so far Even from kindergarten, I love giving my students some things they can do independently and have ownership of I recently assigned my 5yo to complete handwriting and explode the code while I grabbed a shower before an appt When I came out, all her pages were completed and done well and she was playing happily! 🙈 I think giving them those opportunities of independence are so important for the future Loved your video (all of them really) and all the great tips! 🥰
Comment from : Cathleen Waller

We've been homeschooling now since the pandemic and LOVE it! I still work full-time, both remotely & in the office split What has worked for us when it comes to independent work, to do lists, etc is Homeschool Planet You can create your own lesson plans and load it for your kids, even add chores, etc to their list It helps me keep track of what did or did not get accomplished My kids are 14, 12 & twin 11 year-olds, so it might not work for you now?but something to look into I only wish it was more phone/app friendly It's another way I keep track of grades and possibly the transcript thing in the future? Not yet sure how that works
Comment from : Leanne Root

I bought my rising 5th grader an Elementary planner from Plum Paper and I think it's going to be perfect for us They have custom options which is pretty cool I'll probably fill it out for him for at least the first few months
Comment from : Stacey Kruse

We’re giving Teaching Textbooks a try this year too Both hubby & I work “on-call” outside of the home, so there is absolutely NO stability I felt overwhelmed after we completed our LA & reading, kiddo needed a break, I needed to answer work emails, etc It was hard to get back in the rhythm to finish math So Teaching Textbooks will help get that subject off my plate brbrRandom, I’m excited about the Great Homeschool Convention next week in TX! I’m sure I will buy all the things, wish me luck!
Comment from : thrifty minia

As homeschooling moms we are so committed to providing the best learning opportunities for our little ones that we may forget to step aside that they may also have the opportunity to learn on their own which is so important in order for them to develop a true love of learning Thank you for this wonderful reminder 💗☺️
Comment from : Seasons of Wonder