297. How To Handle Homeschooling And Teaching Multiple Ages Of Children And Actually Get It All Done

Homeschooling is very uniqe from the classroom setting because...hint, hint...you aren't trying to recreate that, but you most likely have multiple children at different ages and abilities. All sitting (maybe) and looking at you for direction.

And there is only one of you! {Or two if you count Dad.}

How in the world are you supposed to teach one child to read, the other how to write a paragraph, and another mathematical order of operations? And at the very same time!

I've got you. This was me for many years of homeschooling. But, I found some tips that helped me to actually accomplish our goals and keep my sanity too.

You'll walk away from this episode with ideas that you can begin to implement immediately and see results soon too!

♥ Leigh

 

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