As summer winds down, our family loves to kick off the school year with a special back-to-school tradition. For the past few years, we've visited the donut shop, and it's become a cherished ritual for us. From picking out donuts to snapping a photo outside the shop, this simple tradition brings us joy and wonderful memories.

In this episode, I share why having a back-to-school tradition is important and how it can strengthen family bonds. I also offer tips on starting your own tradition, whether it's big or small, and emphasize keeping it simple and meaningful.

Join me as I reflect on our tradition and encourage you to create your own special back-to-school memories. For more ideas and support, join our free community at pambarnhill.com.

Key Points:

• The joy and importance of back-to-school traditions.
• Our family's donut shop tradition.
• Tips for starting your own back-to-school tradition.
• Encouragement to keep traditions simple and meaningful.
• Invitation to join our supportive community at pambarnhill.com.

Resources and Link:

• Homeschool Better Together Community
• Morning Time Plans
• Homeschool Planning Resources

For full show notes and a transcript of today’s episode, head to pambarnhill.com/hsbt15

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