Are you burned out with homeschooling? You might need a break from your traditional way of homeschooling with a Jubilee Homeschool Year!

Get help scheduling your homeschool year with my class! Creating a Homeschool Schedule You Love!

Read the post with all the links and photos - Jubilee Homeschooling

Resources mentioned:

• Podcast #89 - How Your Kids Can Homeschool Themselves
• Homeschool Curriculum Choices for the Large Family (post)
• How to Take a Homeschool Mom Sabbatical (post)
• A Year of Playing Skillfully (my curriculum review)
• Peaceful Press (lots of great curriculum for younger ages)
• The Homeschool Garden (Morning Time lessons)
• PictureSmart Bible
• GrapeVine Stick Figuring Bible Lessons
• You ARE An Artist (my review of their membership)
• The Prairie Primer (curriculum that uses the LHOTP books)
• Prairie Primer Binder Builder (lapbook type program that goes with Prairie Primer)
• Gentle + Classical Morning Virtues
• Folk Songs Lessons from Music in Our Homeschool
• Homeschool Nature Study (online program using The Handbook of Nature Study)
• Nature Studies from Our Journey Westward
• Exploring Nature with Children

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The truth about life with only little kids - how to survive and THRIVE through these little years!

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Resources:

• Podcast #97 - Things Large Family Moms Can't Do

2022 has me longing to return to my roots. In this podcast I explain what that means to me, and how you can return to your roots as well.

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Resources mentioned:

• Podcast #37 - How to Choose Extracurricular Activities for Your Family
• Podcast #97 - Things Large Family Moms Can't Do
• Mystie Winckler's Daily Card Workshop

Stop wasting food and stretch your food budget by using up leftovers in unique ways!

Resources mentioned:

• Large Family Banana Bread Recipe
• Plastic Mason Jar Lids

What kind of jobs can homeschooled kids have to make money and prepare them for a career before they leave the house, and what should they be paying for within the household as they earn their own money.

Resources mentioned:

• Podcast #15 - Clothing the Kids
• Table Chores (post)
• Cleaning Chores Podcasts - Podcast #46, Podcast #47, Podcast #48, Podcast #49

If you are feeling behind with your curriculum perhaps it is because you are trying to do everything the curriculum suggests! Learn how you can manage overwhelming curricula so you can get it all done! Get my book: LARGE FAMILY HOMESCHOOLING

Resources mentioned:

• Podcast #117 - Does My Child Have to Finish the Book
• Podcast #97 - Things Large Family Moms Can't Do

The end of the school year is fast approaching, and it doesn't look like your child will be able to finish their workbook or textbook. What do you do?! And how did you get into this pickle in the first place?

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Resources mentioned:

• Homeschooling Year Round information
• Homeschooling Gaps (post)
• Tapestry of Grace information
• Homeschool Life posts

Before you switch to a new curriculum, ask yourself these questions!

Learn to tweak your curriculum to fit your needs with my ebooklet: How to Make Any Curriculum Work for Your Family

Also mentioned:

• Podcast #115 - The Truth About Homeschool Burnout
• Assumptions That Affect Our Lives by Christian Overman

When we are burned out with homeschooling, we often look to a change of schedule or curriculum, but that isn't usually the issue. Learn what really turns things around in your homeschool!

For more help, check out my ebook: Homeschooling with Purpose

Also mentioned:

• Why Homeschool Gaps Aren't Mistakes (post)