I am a publc school teacher (fourth grade) and I was skeptical of the quality of homeschool curriculum and program rigor. Then last year I had a student who had been homeschooled join my class. I do not know the curriculum her mom used at home, but I was honestly blown away by the phenomenal education and background experience this young lady had learned. She was truly one of the brightest students in my class! My other misconception about social awkwardness was also debunked. The student was engaged, happy, and made friends easily. She was elected to student council after about a month of school. During parent-teacher conference, I could not praise her mother enough for the unbelievable education she provided her daughter. Homeschool moms and dads totally rock!
The Magnificent Montroys I know this is an old comment and you may never see this but I just wanted to thank you for this comment. I am not a mother of homeshoolers, in fact my kids are grown. I have absolutely no idea why I watch these kinds of vidoes because I did not homeschool my kids and they are grown now but I find it absolutely fascinating. I never had the patience to homeschool my kids but I always thought I would...I give teachers, whether homeschool, private or public schools so much credit as their jobs, your job, is very difficult. I am sure it's rewarding in a lot of ways but I don't think teachers get enough credit for all they do...or enough compensation!! But for some reason, the topic of homeschooling elicits such debate, both for and against, and I'm not sure why people can't just support a parents rights to choose...anyway, I'm getting off topic...I think it's phenomenal that you left a comment saying you were once skeptical and why your mind was changed. I love that you are supportive of a different way of educating than you are familiar with and realize that there are more ways to accomplish the same things. I think, as with teachers in schools, there are good homeschool teachers/programs and some that may not be quite as thorough but you will find that in public/private schools as well. Not all teachers/programs are created equally but that's the beauty of education...you may have different programs but you get out what you put into it which creates people of all different levels of education, interests and abilities which is essentially what makes this world the diverse, wonderful place it is. Thank you for being respectful...it's sad how so many people post comments that are very judgemental without being constructive or respectful. Everyone has different beliefs or points of view but you can express them respectfully...which is what you did so thank you :)
The Family Fudge I was homeschooled a few year ago, and unfortunately it was because of some bullying- but I'm in highschool now and my friends are great!
The Family Fudge I taught middle school math at an awesome school district in Texas for 5 years. We are going to homeschool starting next year when our oldest is 4. This choice lines up with our Christian beliefs better than public school. I'm not saying anything negative about public school, this is just the path we are led to do. I believe we can be more focused as a family on what our goals really are. We are going to use a Christian school where the kids will attend 2 days and homeschool the other three. Love your channel!
We chose to home school just recently for so many reasons. I feel i can provide a better education for my children than public schools here, also I want them to be happy and they really weren't happy at school. Plus I don't want to miss out on the short amount of time we have with them until they grow up.
We started homeschooling 19 years ago because I did home daycare and always did educational activities with the children. My oldest was 4 at the time and she had learned how to read with just a little help from me and I knew that she would be bored in preschool or kindergarten. We had a friend who was homeschooling and she encouraged me to give it a try. We loved it! All these years later, we have 3 who have graduated - one has a college degree & a career in finance that she loves, one is in a non-traditional college setting following his passion for music, and one who is a United States Marine. And, I am blessed to still have 2 at home with me- an 11th grader and a 7th grader. We love the freedom this has given us, as well as the opportunities to focus on special gifts and interests (like music & outdoor interests) and my children are very close. They spend hard-earned money to visit each other across the country & are each other's greatest support, along with mom and dad. I know homeschooling is not best for every family but it has been an incredible blessing to ours. Love your videos, Jennifer! I'm a little further along in the seasons of life, but I remember the years when the children were young and the things you share are wonderful! I appreciate recipes and family life stuff the most- you have a beautiful family & I love how you enjoy being together. God bless you!
I started homeschooling in 1988 and my last child finished homeschool high school in 2015, so I am a retired homeschool mom, now. I started when my oldest was in 2nd grade in public school. She could read very well when she was at home with me. She and I read The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe together, with her reading for a while and then with me reading it to her for a few sentences when she was in a little church kindergarten we had her in when she was only about 5 years old. I just explained difficult vocabulary and helped her when she needed with the words, but she could sound out anything. But in 2nd grade, her teacher was telling us that she couldn't read or do math and she needed to go to remedial classes. I did everything I could to help her while working with the school, but it just didn't work out. I had a few friends who were homeschooling and my husband and I investigated what they were doing and decided to pull her out of public school. Then we discovered as each subsequent child (6 of them) came along and reached school age that they were all dyslexic to differing degrees. So at some point, we just decided that we were a homeschooling family and we decided to stop trying to get to a point with each one that we could perhaps put them in public school. Anyway, I enjoyed the freedom that homeschooling gave us with regard to curriculum and other things. A lot of my focus was religious based. We are LDS and didn't really have the option of a religious private school. We are natives of Georgia and lived there and in South Carolina and therefore that option just wasn't available to us. Love to you and your sweet family from a homeschooling pioneer! BTW, when I started homeschooling, there were very few curriculum options. I love all the choices that you and my daughters who homeschool have for the children now.
Your homeschool room is awesome! We also use Confessions of a Homeschooler for our days of the week, weather, and calendar time. I loved what Erica came up with. We're also big fans of We Choose Virtues. My boys have learned all of the virtues, though now we really have to continuously put them to practice. As for what made us choose homeschooling, my husband and I had plans to homeschool from before we got married. I knew homeschoolers and they just seemed so mature and I loved the idea of having our own schedule. My oldest son had speech and developmental delays so we put him in a preschool program through the county. I was really upset and thought that my homeschool dreams were definitely over for at least until 2nd or 3rd grade. We reluctantly put him in kindergarten and for 2 weeks he was miserable. At the end of the second week, he told me that he didn't want to leave me and he wanted to stay at home. So, we pulled him out of school and have been homeschooling him ever since. This is our 4th year homeschooling. It took him longer to have the attention span to really get down and do his work, but he's doing very well now and my second son is also thriving. Our youngest, though she is also in the preschool program through the county, will be coming home for homeschooling after preschool. It just works for our family and I feel so blessed to be able to do it.
We did that bookshark world history curriculum last year! We decided to homeschool primarily because of my husband's work schedule. He has always worked more of a night shift and so we decided that it would be the best way to stay connected. Also, at the time we were living in rural Hawaii and didn't want to make the trek to a local school. Now that we are on the mainland, homeschooling has made moving an easier transition. Also, I want to raise kind, compassionate, respectful kids. :)
We are on our 3rd year of homeschooling. We started mainly because my son has Autism/ADHD. But there were also other factors as well. And because we have homeschooled successfully each year I keep going. It's not easy but, it's very rewarding.
We are part of Classical Conversations homeschool group so ours go to school 1 day a week also. I also tutor there. We love it! It is the best of both worlds.
I love the way you have organised your home school room and how each child has their own work station and supplies. And how you talk with each child to check up with them. I also love how organised you are. Your children are so cute From Hollie.
loved this video it gave me alot off ideas for our new homeschool room in our new house when we move! we decided to homeschool our oldest daughter after her first year of public school! we live in a very small community and sadly the school I grew up in just wasn't equipped to give my special needs daughter everything she needed! we also decided last year to homeschool our youngest when we decided to homeschool our oldest! best decision we ever made! we absolutely need it! is it easy of course not all of the time but getting to see your babies learn and grow is the best blessing you can ever receive!!
I taught third grade for twenty years, some of those books are really rigorous for third grade curriculum. You are a very organized and well planned teacher! As and administrator and using your assessment tool I’d give you a thumbs up. 😊
We began homeschooling when our oldest was in 5th grade for a variety of reasons. Both of girls have now graduated and one is a RN-BSN and the other a sophomore at university. We "co-schooled" also so both girls took elective classes at public high school. We belonged to a homeschool group for co-op classes. Best of both worlds, lots of public school kids came with our girls to homeschool events, and the girls were able to participate in all public school events too.
We have homeschooled our 4 kids (have graduated 2 now, with 2 still home) for many reasons. The school district we live in is not the greatest, and it has just worked for us. It has been a great experience with ups and downs, but I would do it all over again if given the choice. It has also been a great alternative for our special needs child, too. I think there are many ways a child can learn, and a family can teach, in the home or out. This is one of the ways that has worked for us. :)
You are so well organized! We are using Sonlight American History... so we are using many of the exact same books for history you're using with bookshark.
Loved the video. Gave me some good ideas on how to organize. This is our 2nd year homeschooling. We started because we had issues with school transportation and mine and my husband's work schedule. Then we also had issues with teachers expecting certain things from the kids but she would not enforce it in her class but would send letters home saying your child needs to do this or that better. My son actually asked me today if he could go back to public school, its was a rough year last year and I have a feeling it may be a rough year again. He misses art and music and I have mastered getting it worked into our homeschool schedule. Again, I really like the video, it gave me some good ideas!!
Homeschooling is the absolute best thing you can do for your kids. I homeschooled my two kids for three years (many years ago) and used the Abeka curriculum, which is Christian/Biblical based. Our kids attended a Christian school prior to that and was already familiar with that curriculum. The reason we decided to home school them was because they were both competitive gymnast, which required us to travel a lot for competitions and it was very convenient for our family. They were definitely the best years, as it brought us even closer as a family. They eventually wanted to go back to their school full-time and compete and travel less and so they did. I'll definitely always cherish those years I taught them. Some of the brightest kids are homeschoolers and many of them go on to Ivy League universities. I absolutely love your homeschool room! Your kids are blessed!
Awesome video! I don't homeschool because I didn't/ don't feel prepared. If I did, I would definitely would homeschool. I did start "somewhat" with my now preschooler. So when she started preschool, she knew a lot..big advantage. Thankyou for inspiring, motivating and sharing with us. Greetings from Los Angeles ❤
Omg iv been wanting to home school since pregnant with first. Mine are 2nd grade, kindergarten, preschool and 18m thank you for sharing how its possible
I can honestly say that I miss homeschooling my kiddos. But do to work changes, it was necessary to put them in traditional school. Now, that said, they are completely thriving in their new school atmosphere. And they are now old enough to let us know whether they want traditional or homeschool.
I don't have any kids but i would love to homeschool them when i have some. I love to work with my 3 year old sister and she's already so much smarter than other kids her age.
We actually live in a great school district and I sent my son there for kindergarten last year. I just really missed having him home! 40 hours a week away from him felt like a lot and then grandparents wanted to spend time with him and I just felt like I never got to see him. Now I get to enjoy all the little moments with him and it just feels right having him with us now. :) I love your videos! And I love your enthusiasm!
Hi, I've recently discovered your channel and am enjoying bingeing on the back archive! I homeschool (we call it home education in the UK) two of our four childerbeasts (the eldest has elected to go to school for secondary/high school and the youngest is only two). We chose to do it after our eldest was repeatedly physically assaulted at school, but it worked out well as she was also being left to languish academically. Keep up the great work, I love your setup!
our school system has there own homeschool program where they can see where you log in and etc and it is called virtual it is credited too love seeing all your homeschool videos and family videos and your disney and disney land video ..... love your channel
I homeschooled my kids. They are all adults now. I homeschooled because i felt they were not learning in public school. And of course the bullies hurting them. My youngest has ptss over being bullied. He was in public till he was in 3rd grade. It was terrible for him. The school did not do anything to stop the bullying. Ugh. Homeschool is best i think. But its something that must be kept up with daily. No skipping school. Lol
Hi I am grace ,and I deaf (can't hear) also that is so cool you guys are learning sign language that is so cool ,keep up the work , I hope I can meet you guys soon
We started homeschooling for 1st grade because in Kindergarten my daughter was fooling the teacher with what she knew and didn't know. So we decided to see exactly where she was with everything. Well she was struggling with reading. We homeschool through an online school. Well in second grade we put her back in brick and mortar school around Thanksgiving due to a few things going on. But every problem we fixed with her by then. Shortly after the start of 3rd grade she started being bullied. The school decided to act like there was no issue so we pulled her out and into a different online school and haven't looked back. We discovered why she was struggling with math, she can't do that common core crude. So she is learning math the old fashioned way.
Nice. I would have loved to have been home schooled. My sister did Klan lara (spelling). (My sister is 4 and 1/2 years younger, she learned from me) The high school I went to was way too hard. I was sleep deprived every day!! You have a nice set up.
Girl this is beautiful I didn't even see any dings on the furniture til you said something and then I still didn't care.😂😂😂 You did an amazing job! Tfs❤ #newsub
I love watching these videos. Im trying to gather as much info on homeschooling. My son is 1 yr old but i do plan to homeschool i just dont know where to start? Idk i feel so lost lol 😂 i do hope i can and hopefully i can find a co op near me bcus i would love if he can interact with other kids❤️
I am a publc school teacher (fourth grade) and I was skeptical of the quality of homeschool curriculum and program rigor. Then last year I had a student who had been homeschooled join my class. I do not know the curriculum her mom used at home, but I was honestly blown away by the phenomenal education and background experience this young lady had learned. She was truly one of the brightest students in my class! My other misconception about social awkwardness was also debunked. The student was engaged, happy, and made friends easily. She was elected to student council after about a month of school. During parent-teacher conference, I could not praise her mother enough for the unbelievable education she provided her daughter. Homeschool moms and dads totally rock!
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The Magnificent Montroys I know this is an old comment and you may never see this but I just wanted to thank you for this comment. I am not a mother of homeshoolers, in fact my kids are grown. I have absolutely no idea why I watch these kinds of vidoes because I did not homeschool my kids and they are grown now but I find it absolutely fascinating. I never had the patience to homeschool my kids but I always thought I would...I give teachers, whether homeschool, private or public schools so much credit as their jobs, your job, is very difficult. I am sure it's rewarding in a lot of ways but I don't think teachers get enough credit for all they do...or enough compensation!! But for some reason, the topic of homeschooling elicits such debate, both for and against, and I'm not sure why people can't just support a parents rights to choose...anyway, I'm getting off topic...I think it's phenomenal that you left a comment saying you were once skeptical and why your mind was changed. I love that you are supportive of a different way of educating than you are familiar with and realize that there are more ways to accomplish the same things. I think, as with teachers in schools, there are good homeschool teachers/programs and some that may not be quite as thorough but you will find that in public/private schools as well. Not all teachers/programs are created equally but that's the beauty of education...you may have different programs but you get out what you put into it which creates people of all different levels of education, interests and abilities which is essentially what makes this world the diverse, wonderful place it is. Thank you for being respectful...it's sad how so many people post comments that are very judgemental without being constructive or respectful. Everyone has different beliefs or points of view but you can express them respectfully...which is what you did so thank you :)
The Magnificent Montroys 👌
I was in fourth grade last year
❤❤thanks for saying that!
Your homeschool room looks great! I love how you are able to store a lot in the room without it feeling cluttered.
If you are a homeschooling family, I'm interested to know why you choose homeschool? Let me know !
The Family Fudge
I was homeschooled a few year ago, and unfortunately it was because of some bullying- but I'm in highschool now and my friends are great!
To give my children the best education possible. They get more one on one time and I can base their curriculum off of each individual.
The Family Fudge I taught middle school math at an awesome school district in Texas for 5 years. We are going to homeschool starting next year when our oldest is 4. This choice lines up with our Christian beliefs better than public school. I'm not saying anything negative about public school, this is just the path we are led to do. I believe we can be more focused as a family on what our goals really are. We are going to use a Christian school where the kids will attend 2 days and homeschool the other three. Love your channel!
We chose to home school just recently for so many reasons. I feel i can provide a better education for my children than public schools here, also I want them to be happy and they really weren't happy at school. Plus I don't want to miss out on the short amount of time we have with them until they grow up.
Jennifer you should get a indoor security camera just in case your kids get in a fight and even for their safety
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We started homeschooling 19 years ago because I did home daycare and always did educational activities with the children. My oldest was 4 at the time and she had learned how to read with just a little help from me and I knew that she would be bored in preschool or kindergarten. We had a friend who was homeschooling and she encouraged me to give it a try. We loved it! All these years later, we have 3 who have graduated - one has a college degree & a career in finance that she loves, one is in a non-traditional college setting following his passion for music, and one who is a United States Marine. And, I am blessed to still have 2 at home with me- an 11th grader and a 7th grader. We love the freedom this has given us, as well as the opportunities to focus on special gifts and interests (like music & outdoor interests) and my children are very close. They spend hard-earned money to visit each other across the country & are each other's greatest support, along with mom and dad. I know homeschooling is not best for every family but it has been an incredible blessing to ours. Love your videos, Jennifer! I'm a little further along in the seasons of life, but I remember the years when the children were young and the things you share are wonderful! I appreciate recipes and family life stuff the most- you have a beautiful family & I love how you enjoy being together. God bless you!
I started homeschooling in 1988 and my last child finished homeschool high school in 2015, so I am a retired homeschool mom, now. I started when my oldest was in 2nd grade in public school. She could read very well when she was at home with me. She and I read The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe together, with her reading for a while and then with me reading it to her for a few sentences when she was in a little church kindergarten we had her in when she was only about 5 years old. I just explained difficult vocabulary and helped her when she needed with the words, but she could sound out anything. But in 2nd grade, her teacher was telling us that she couldn't read or do math and she needed to go to remedial classes. I did everything I could to help her while working with the school, but it just didn't work out. I had a few friends who were homeschooling and my husband and I investigated what they were doing and decided to pull her out of public school. Then we discovered as each subsequent child (6 of them) came along and reached school age that they were all dyslexic to differing degrees. So at some point, we just decided that we were a homeschooling family and we decided to stop trying to get to a point with each one that we could perhaps put them in public school. Anyway, I enjoyed the freedom that homeschooling gave us with regard to curriculum and other things. A lot of my focus was religious based. We are LDS and didn't really have the option of a religious private school. We are natives of Georgia and lived there and in South Carolina and therefore that option just wasn't available to us. Love to you and your sweet family from a homeschooling pioneer! BTW, when I started homeschooling, there were very few curriculum options. I love all the choices that you and my daughters who homeschool have for the children now.
Gail Spaulding wow that is amazing
Now I want to homeschool my nonexistent kids.
Boss Baby same
Ugh I know right 😭
Haha
Your homeschool room is awesome! We also use Confessions of a Homeschooler for our days of the week, weather, and calendar time. I loved what Erica came up with. We're also big fans of We Choose Virtues. My boys have learned all of the virtues, though now we really have to continuously put them to practice.
As for what made us choose homeschooling, my husband and I had plans to homeschool from before we got married. I knew homeschoolers and they just seemed so mature and I loved the idea of having our own schedule. My oldest son had speech and developmental delays so we put him in a preschool program through the county. I was really upset and thought that my homeschool dreams were definitely over for at least until 2nd or 3rd grade. We reluctantly put him in kindergarten and for 2 weeks he was miserable. At the end of the second week, he told me that he didn't want to leave me and he wanted to stay at home. So, we pulled him out of school and have been homeschooling him ever since. This is our 4th year homeschooling. It took him longer to have the attention span to really get down and do his work, but he's doing very well now and my second son is also thriving. Our youngest, though she is also in the preschool program through the county, will be coming home for homeschooling after preschool. It just works for our family and I feel so blessed to be able to do it.
We did that bookshark world history curriculum last year! We decided to homeschool primarily because of my husband's work schedule. He has always worked more of a night shift and so we decided that it would be the best way to stay connected. Also, at the time we were living in rural Hawaii and didn't want to make the trek to a local school. Now that we are on the mainland, homeschooling has made moving an easier transition. Also, I want to raise kind, compassionate, respectful kids. :)
We are on our 3rd year of homeschooling. We started mainly because my son has Autism/ADHD. But there were also other factors as well. And because we have homeschooled successfully each year I keep going. It's not easy but, it's very rewarding.
We are part of Classical Conversations homeschool group so ours go to school 1 day a week also. I also tutor there. We love it! It is the best of both worlds.
I love the way you have organised your home school room and how each child has their own work station and supplies. And how you talk with each child to check up with them. I also love how organised you are. Your children are so cute
From Hollie.
loved this video it gave me alot off ideas for our new homeschool room in our new house when we move! we decided to homeschool our oldest daughter after her first year of public school! we live in a very small community and sadly the school I grew up in just wasn't equipped to give my special needs daughter everything she needed! we also decided last year to homeschool our youngest when we decided to homeschool our oldest! best decision we ever made! we absolutely need it! is it easy of course not all of the time but getting to see your babies learn and grow is the best blessing you can ever receive!!
Your daughter loves to read?! Yes! That's wonderful!
I taught third grade for twenty years, some of those books are really rigorous for third grade curriculum. You are a very organized and well planned teacher! As and administrator and using your assessment tool I’d give you a thumbs up. 😊
We began homeschooling when our oldest was in 5th grade for a variety of reasons. Both of girls have now graduated and one is a RN-BSN and the other a sophomore at university. We "co-schooled" also so both girls took elective classes at public high school. We belonged to a homeschool group for co-op classes. Best of both worlds, lots of public school kids came with our girls to homeschool events, and the girls were able to participate in all public school events too.
My oldest is currently in 3rd grade public. I am making the switch for 4th grade. I feel like she will learn more at home.
You are such a great mum !!! I will look up to you in many things in life!
this is my first child so we decided to homeschool her and all of that I have not done homeschooling before so I'm going to try this is all new to me
We have homeschooled our 4 kids (have graduated 2 now, with 2 still home) for many reasons. The school district we live in is not the greatest, and it has just worked for us. It has been a great experience with ups and downs, but I would do it all over again if given the choice. It has also been a great alternative for our special needs child, too. I think there are many ways a child can learn, and a family can teach, in the home or out. This is one of the ways that has worked for us. :)
Absolutely love the organization of this room, makes me want to homeschool my 5 kids but I do like the idea of them attending school 1 or 2 days xx
You are so well organized! We are using Sonlight American History... so we are using many of the exact same books for history you're using with bookshark.
I love it!!! I am a homeschool mom too who makes videos on youtube!! you got some neat stuff have a great year!
Jady A. I love watching your videos Jady, you are really a great mama/ homeschooler
Jady A kindly mention your channel name
Thanks for sharing! Gets me motivated for what I believe the Lord is calling me to do... homeschool my children
Loved the video. Gave me some good ideas on how to organize. This is our 2nd year homeschooling. We started because we had issues with school transportation and mine and my husband's work schedule. Then we also had issues with teachers expecting certain things from the kids but she would not enforce it in her class but would send letters home saying your child needs to do this or that better. My son actually asked me today if he could go back to public school, its was a rough year last year and I have a feeling it may be a rough year again. He misses art and music and I have mastered getting it worked into our homeschool schedule. Again, I really like the video, it gave me some good ideas!!
I used to watch Liberty Kids on PBS. I miss that show 😊
a 7 year old as a third grader? wow! I was in 1st grade when I was seven!
AJ 4 Reals I was a 7 year old in grade 3 but that's only because I was born in December
Same
@@bellissima-lz5ci I was in 1st grade when I was 7...and Im born on Nov.
She is almost 9 now
I was 7 years old when I was in year 1, it was because I was born in sept
Homeschooling is the absolute best thing you can do for your kids. I homeschooled my two kids for three years (many years ago) and used the Abeka curriculum, which is Christian/Biblical based. Our kids attended a Christian school prior to that and was already familiar with that curriculum. The reason we decided to home school them was because they were both competitive gymnast, which required us to travel a lot for competitions and it was very convenient for our family. They were definitely the best years, as it brought us even closer as a family. They eventually wanted to go back to their school full-time and compete and travel less and so they did. I'll definitely always cherish those years I taught them. Some of the brightest kids are homeschoolers and many of them go on to Ivy League universities. I absolutely love your homeschool room! Your kids are blessed!
You are like the homeschooler mom every kid would want ^_^
Awesome video! I don't homeschool because I didn't/ don't feel prepared. If I did, I would definitely would homeschool. I did start "somewhat" with my now preschooler. So when she started preschool, she knew a lot..big advantage. Thankyou for inspiring, motivating and sharing with us. Greetings from Los Angeles ❤
Omg iv been wanting to home school since pregnant with first. Mine are 2nd grade, kindergarten, preschool and 18m thank you for sharing how its possible
Its a lot of work, but you can do it :)
It looks so cuteeee😍I wish I was homeschooled but I just go to a normal public school everyday
I'm homeschooled to I'm in fourth grade and I love it
I can honestly say that I miss homeschooling my kiddos. But do to work changes, it was necessary to put them in traditional school. Now, that said, they are completely thriving in their new school atmosphere. And they are now old enough to let us know whether they want traditional or homeschool.
I'm so impressed with all of your organization videos! They are SO inspiring!
So organized, Jennifer!! It looks so good 😊 Having a designated school room must be so helpful!
You guys are a kind UA-camr
I go to a public school on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. I am home schooled on Thursdays, Fridays and have a half day on Saturday.
I love the idea of homeschooling because even if the kid is sick, they can still go to school!
What an amazing home schooling room!!
I love your room. Thank you for sharing!
I watched all your videos and u are just so organized WOW
I don't have any kids but i would love to homeschool them when i have some. I love to work with my 3 year old sister and she's already so much smarter than other kids her age.
I love what you are doing with this room it’s very good
I love the shower caddy idea for the supplies for the kids :)
Your space is so neat and absolutely amazing! Love it
I love your home school rm..extremely organized
We actually live in a great school district and I sent my son there for kindergarten last year. I just really missed having him home! 40 hours a week away from him felt like a lot and then grandparents wanted to spend time with him and I just felt like I never got to see him. Now I get to enjoy all the little moments with him and it just feels right having him with us now. :) I love your videos! And I love your enthusiasm!
Hi, I've recently discovered your channel and am enjoying bingeing on the back archive! I homeschool (we call it home education in the UK) two of our four childerbeasts (the eldest has elected to go to school for secondary/high school and the youngest is only two). We chose to do it after our eldest was repeatedly physically assaulted at school, but it worked out well as she was also being left to languish academically. Keep up the great work, I love your setup!
I always watch ur vids over and over again cause they r so good
Really love your set up. I would love to homeschool too .
Beautiful space! Great job organizing it!
Thanks for the budget friendly ideas for a homeschool room.
What a great setup!
I wish I could have homeschooled my kids but I had to work I just love that idea looks like u r doing great!
our school system has there own homeschool program where they can see where you log in and etc and it is called virtual it is credited too love seeing all your homeschool videos and family videos and your disney and disney land video ..... love your channel
WOW.................................What a great place to learn!! Love the video.
Have you thought about installing barn doors that slide to the side? They are really popular nowadays and look really cute!
For the door issue, you could try to find a curtain rod and a curtain the hang in the door frame
loved seeing this, you are so organized!
New subscriber ! Love how organized your homeschool room is . I will be doing preschool 3 this fall and I want it very cleaned and organized.
One question... Can you be my teacher or my mom... You are the best mom in the world
A really good book for preschoolers or kindergarteners is “The Kissing Hand” by Audrey Penn
Absolutely love this video! Thank you for this!
Omg Im in love with this room and I love your ideas
Loved this video. You are so organized.
I just love it u r tooooo organized..how do i make my 3rd grader to have fun while studying ..
I know this is an older video but it was fun to see Expedition Earth and my calendar printables in this video! Hope you enjoyed it 🤗
I homeschooled my kids. They are all adults now. I homeschooled because i felt they were not learning in public school. And of course the bullies hurting them. My youngest has ptss over being bullied. He was in public till he was in 3rd grade. It was terrible for him. The school did not do anything to stop the bullying. Ugh. Homeschool is best i think. But its something that must be kept up with daily. No skipping school. Lol
Where will griffin go? The room is amazing and very organized but would you move it to a different room when griffin is old enough
Hi I am grace ,and I deaf (can't hear) also that is so cool you guys are learning sign language that is so cool ,keep up the work , I hope I can meet you guys soon
You are so orginnized!
I'm sorry this is my 3rd comment on your video. I just love them! ❤️❤️
Wow McKenzie reads dork diaries !?? I love this series of books even though there is an evil Mckenzie that Nikki doesn’t like 😕
Thanks for all the organizing tips!
That’s so cool! They still get to socialize with their siblings so its like a school.....with 4 pupils 😂.
I LOVE your kids names.
This room is so organized, simple, and beautiful! Awesome job mama! New sub here ❤️
You are a very busy mama.
I absolutely love it!! I dream of having a homeschool room! One day... one day.... LOL!! :)
We started homeschooling for 1st grade because in Kindergarten my daughter was fooling the teacher with what she knew and didn't know. So we decided to see exactly where she was with everything. Well she was struggling with reading. We homeschool through an online school. Well in second grade we put her back in brick and mortar school around Thanksgiving due to a few things going on. But every problem we fixed with her by then. Shortly after the start of 3rd grade she started being bullied. The school decided to act like there was no issue so we pulled her out and into a different online school and haven't looked back. We discovered why she was struggling with math, she can't do that common core crude. So she is learning math the old fashioned way.
Your so creative and beautiful Jennifer I like your video's
Nice. I would have loved to have been home schooled. My sister did Klan lara (spelling). (My sister is 4 and 1/2 years younger, she learned from me) The high school I went to was way too hard. I was sleep deprived every day!! You have a nice set up.
Nice room. Very organized.
Great space ... we are using We Choose Virtues this year, would love to hear how you've used it and if you liked it.
Awesome learning environment! May I ask how many hours a day you spend homeschooling?
So Cool ! Love ur videos so much ❤️👍
Girl this is beautiful I didn't even see any dings on the furniture til you said something and then I still didn't care.😂😂😂 You did an amazing job! Tfs❤ #newsub
You sound like such an amazing teacher!!! This is going to be my first year of home school and I’m going into 7th grade, any tips?
New subbie! New homeschool mom here!
I would like to be home schooled but the law doesn't allow it. I love it how it is in America. PS. I love your videos 😍😍♥️
ive been bullyed my my peers and teachers all my life and my mom is finaly thinking of homeschooling me.
Can you do a detailed video on your curriculum?
I'm really new to this but really wanna homeschool my daughter starting kindergarten.
I love your room! Thank you for sharing!
Jen:)
Love it!
Great tips!
This was a great video👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Hey Jennifer, I'm not a homeschooler, but I love your ideas. . .also, love your hair. How did you do it?
I love watching these videos. Im trying to gather as much info on homeschooling. My son is 1 yr old but i do plan to homeschool i just dont know where to start? Idk i feel so lost lol 😂 i do hope i can and hopefully i can find a co op near me bcus i would love if he can interact with other kids❤️
Sneakpeek! Yey!
for the door you can add curtains