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In this episode we talk about the logistics of planning dances and other social activities for homeschooled kids. The basic thing to do is to schedule the place and time. It helps to talk to people to make sure you have some people who will be there for sure. And then go from there!
In this episode I talk about finishing up my homeschooling career. I still have a few years left, but my youngest is 12 and my 5th child is headed out to college. None of it is new for me anymore, but we have to keep going! It is a grind and I have to make sure to keep on task.
For Mindset Matters today we talk about understanding your strengths and weaknesses and making plans to improve and progress.
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In this episode I talk about baking sourdough bread regularly. I've found 2 recipes that I really love and they have been fairly easy to incorporate into my schedule- I just have to do it on days that I'll be home.
Here are the 2 recipes I've been using with great and consistent results: https://edpursuits.com/blog/2024/09/22/my-everyday-sourdough-bread-recipes/
In this episode we talk about how homesteading is not just trying to become self sufficient because that is almost impossible, but it's more about learning skills, supporting your local farmers and understanding where our food comes from and how to produce some of it. This is a basics discussion which will hopefully encourage you to go ahead and try something new, and encourage you to keep trying even when things don't go so well!
In life, there will always be something that goes wrong, and we have to be adaptable unlike all the extinct animals! Every year is different, it's important to be ready to make changes and adjust plans as needed!
Kids need to be challenged in order to grow, improve and build their confidence. This comes naturally to some kids and others have to be pushed a little.
We talk about how great walking is and how many steps you can actually get in while doing your chores!!
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