I love to be organized. Especially when it comes to homeschooling. My absolute FAVORITE organizational tool for homeschooling is the Well Planned Day Homeschool Planner . I have been using this planner for over 4 years in my homeschool planning/tracking. I love that I can fill in what I need. It supports up to 4 children’s schedules, plus each month has encouraging articles and an “At A Glance” monthly calendar. I keep these yearly to have a record of what we have done, subjects we have covered, field trips and more!
Check out my review of the Well Planned Day Planner to see why I love mine!
I’m super excited to let you know that I will be giving away a Well Planned Day Homeschool Planner for FREE to one of my lucky readers! Read on to find out how to enter this giveaway!
The Well Planned Day Family Homeschool Planner: Organize your family’s busy schedule in one place with our most popular planner! The Well Planned Day is a family homeschool organizer, created especially for busy moms like you. The beautiful and easy-to-use format will assist you in setting goals, logging academic and extracurricular activies, and ensuring that all of your days are productive. More details here.!
========================
GIVEAWAY DETAILS
Home Educating Family is offering a Well Planned Day Family Planner to one randomly selected winner.
Faithful Provisions Giveaway Disclosure: Home Educating Family sponsored this giveaway by providing me with a Well Planned Day Family Planner and one to give away to a randomly selected winner. For more information about Faithful Provisions, please read my Disclosure Policy.
====================
HOW TO ENTER….
*One entry per person per method of entry per day. Be sure to enter a separate comment for each method of entry (one comment for Facebook, one comment for Twitter, etc.). This way you have a higher chance of winning.
**4 Entries per Person per Day
1. COMMENT: Leave a comment with your favorite homeschool tip.
2. NEWSLETTER SIGN-UP: Subscribe to my Email Newsletter – even if you already receive it, add an entry as a comment below!
3. TWITTER: Follow Faithful Provisions on Twitter – just copy and paste this message into your tweet
Hey! @FaithfulProv is giving away a FREE #homeschool planner! Stop by to enter http://bit.ly/1hJVFrc
4. FACEBOOK: Follow Faithful Provisions on Facebook – just paste this message on your personal Facebook wall so your friends will see it.
Faithful Provisions.com is giving away a FREE homeschool planner! Stop by to enter http://bit.ly/1hJVFrc
====================
Giveaway ends Wednesday, May 21st at 10 pm CST. The winner will be drawn using Random.org. Winner will be notified via email. If you don’t win this giveaway, you can still order a copy for yourself here.
It helps to keep a routine. We start at the same time every day and the order of subjects is usually the same too.
I don’t homeschool, but would love to enter this giveaway as I very much enjoy being organized. My daughter who is a pre-professional ballet dancer has a very busy schedule and I would love to use this organizational tool to plan her year of performances accordingly. Thanks for sharing!
Do the most challenging things when they are freshest!
I already receive your newsletter and it’s wonderful!
Get an early start. We always have a better day when we do!
I receive your email newsletter.
Homeschool tip-Don’t worry so much about checking things off and moving fast in your schooling. Working slowly and deliberately, with strong retention, is time well spent, whereas rushing through things, without much retention, is wasted time. 🙂
Subscribed already!
Already subscribed. 🙂
Tip: Don’t be afraid to ask a LOT of questions of other homeschoolers! 🙂
Always begin the day with quiet time with the Lord, it makes a huge difference in my day.
Start early and have a good breakfast! 🙂
I subscribe already and love it Thanks for all your help and hard work! 🙂
Remember you are their biggest advocate! No one loves them like their parents!
Tip – Take your time in teaching lessons and don’t worry about not getting things done as fast as you’d like. Sometimes it takes longer than you planned, but in the end, it’llwork out and have fun!!!
I already subscribe to your newsletter.
I shared on FB. https://www.facebook.com/amber.bridges4/posts/10202188705378496
I tweeted. https://twitter.com/rbridges4/status/467295980786692096
My favorite homeschool tip would be: don’t stress. Easier said than done. AND there’s so much to stress over: curriculum choices, how to schedule subjects, should they dress for the day or is schooling in pajamas okay, and the list goes on. I am completing my third year homeschooling and it looks way different than the first year. I went from teaching in a public classroom to teaching at home and the two are vastly different. Unfortunately, I tried to homeschool the way I taught at school. Talk about stress! But I’ve learned over the years that whatever you choose to do is what is best for your children. And if something doesn’t work out, that’s okay. Just try something different. I wouldn’t trade this journey for anything. 🙂
I am a subscriber already and receive your emails. 🙂
Patience, patience, patience!
Tip: Read books to your kids while they eat lunch. It’s a great way to maximize learning and the kids love it!
Already subscribed 🙂
Plan ahead!
I am an email subscriber~
I tweeted 😉
I follow and posted on facebook
Another homeschooling tip: Don’t always assume you must spend a lot of money to homeschool. I have been homeschooling for three years, and this upcoming school year will be the first that I’ve invested in major curriculum ~ software from Switched on Schoolhouse. I have two daughters who are in high school and feel that they will benefit more from that than what I will continue doing with my sixth grader ~ utilizing the library and internet. 🙂
I am a subscriber to your emails. 🙂
Well, I haven’t started yet but plan to this year. I think the most important tip I’ve heard is there is No way I can do it on my own. God has to be in the center of it all!
A third homeschool tip: Go on lots of field trips. My daughters and I love field trips. The science museum and planetarium and the children’s museum are some of our favorite places to visit. School work can be arranged around these visits. The time invested in them is immeasurable. My husband purchased yearly passes for us to use year round.
And I subscribe to your emails. 🙂
Tip #4. Be a mom who homeschools, not a homeschool “teacher”. As moms, we’ve already taught them so many important life skills. We did this as their mother first. I tried to be a teacher rather than a mother the first year I homeschooled. This did not sit well with my daughters. They view me as Moma, not their third grade teacher. Teach them with your mother’s instincts.
And thankfully I still follow you through email. 🙂