(1) My history of discovering Dailies. 

(2) If I can’t keep up with the dailies, how will I do harder and harder things with homeschooling and home management as our family grows?

(3) Early on with Joshua as a toddler—Dishes, Laundry, and Trash every day before anything else. 

(3) Dailies grew as our family grew. 

• Morning routines for kids for personal dailies

(4) Peak of our homeschooling with several students 

• Dailies—dishes, laundry, trash woven into daily chore sessions 

(5) Today—two empty nesters with 100+ students coming in and out every day and 24 family members (10 little ones!) in and out

• We both have our Dailies for the house 

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Subject line: What do Dailies look like? (Our Homeschool History 6)

Happy February,     !

This week’s episode of “Our Homeschool History” is more about those “Dailies”—specifically what Dailies looked like for us over the past forty years!

1) My history of discovering Dailies. 

(2) If I can’t keep up with the dailies, how will I do harder and harder things with homeschooling and home management as our family grows?

(3) Early on with Joshua as a toddler—Dishes, Laundry, and Trash every day before anything else. 

(3) Dailies grew as our family grew. 

• Morning routines for kids for personal dailies

(4) Peak of our homeschooling with several students 

• Dailies—dishes, laundry, trash woven into daily chore sessions 

(5) Today—two empty nesters with 100+ students coming in and out every day and 24 family members (10 little ones!) in and out

• We both have our Dailies for the house 

I want so many great things for you and your students!

Love and hope 

Donna 

aka language arts lady 

LAL—one-stop writing source for ages 8 to 18!

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