
What if the middle of your homeschooling years could be as exciting as that first one?
In Due Season is a series for the long middle stretch before you. Beginnings are great, and planning for the end is satisfying, but the middle can be a long, winding, uncharted road. This series is full of weekly encouragement for the time in-between that anxious first day and the moment you walk your child down the aisle in their cap and gown.
In this series, we will provide practical ideas that you can apply right now. We’ll look at simple shifts in school set up and challenging conversations designed to help you have the very best homeschooling year ever, no matter where you are in your homeschool experience.
My heart's desire is that you never lose sight of the end of the road in your homeschool journey. We want to help ensure a strong finish by helping you live well in the middle.
“Let us not grow weary of doing good, for in due season we will reap, if we do not give up” Galatians 6:9, ESV.
Each Unit will cover one of the 6 Road blocks I have personally experienced in my years of homeschooling. I promise that every one of these lessons have changed the way I homeschool for the better. We have learned to love our children with our school time. I want you to get your smile back and laugh with your kids more often.
This will be a great study for you if...
Have you struggled with comparison? I share personal stories that I am sure you will see yourself in.
You have never clearly expressed why you homeschool? We talk about how knowing "why" you homeschool will help you stay the course through difficult times, as well as helping you to make critical changes. Take your general thoughts and ideas and use them to create an iron clad statement you can believe in.
Do you want to learn more about the gift of flexibility, the importance of your influence and the relevance of community as they relate to homeschooling your family?
Sign up today. Go get some coffee and tuck into your favorite chair. Grab a quiet 10 minutes and a pen, and spend some intentional time looking at ways to grow stronger as a homeschool family. I hope you are encouraged as we make this year your very best ever.