Don't feel like you can't homeschool if your day doesn't look like this. Our "homeschool" day lasts less than an hour. We don't have a formal classroom. They have lots of time to explore their own interests. I've graduated 4 with one to go, doing it this way. You really learn over time what is important and what you can let go.
Hi there, how would you get through the curriculum with only an hour a day? In Australia we have to follow the curriculum even for homeschooling so just thinking about it all. Thank you 😊
For us it depends on how the kids moods are. Normally we break school up some in morning and some in afternoon. Usually Thursday’s and Fridays were done with school by 10:30am. Monday -Wednesday we are normally done by 1:30pm with a 2 hour break in between, we usually start school anywhere from 7:45am-8:30am
Brittney, you are doing such a great job with your girls. A 3 year old reading is SUPER impressive. They are going to be bright little girls 😍 not going to be ARE! You rock mama ♥️
You've inspired me to snack while doing lessons!! I used to give snacks in between lessons but I've tried setting out a plate of fruit while we're sat at the table and it's amazing how much more willing the kids are to sit at the table to do their work! 😆 #homeschoolwin
We homeschool our kindergartner and it takes us about 2 hours per day. We usually break it into chunks. Hubby is a stay-at-home dad so he does the bulk of it, but I supplement and I'm the homeschool researcher, so I bring the ideas!
Such a nice structured learning. I'm definitely learning a lot. My daughter is doing grade 5, we do about 4 hours of school I would say 3-4 days of the 5 days. We also start around 09:30, strictly 09:30 she has an online class until 10:00 then I give her a stretch break which she usually declines most of the time so we work from 10:00 and give her a 30 minutes break from 11:00-11:30 then we work until 13:00/13:30 it depends on what subjects we're doing. We don't leave staff unfinished. If we're close to the end of unit we hang on until we are done so that next time we don't have to start with revision as I find she sometimes need a reminder when we used to leave things off because of time. Now it's the beginning of autumn in South Africa, it gets really cold I'm still trying to figure out how will we break or what activities she can do being the only child. She enjoys playing on her own but I know she wouldn't mind another playmate it's sad sometimes when I think about it. Great video as always.
Find other homeschool families nearby and your child can play with them after school, or you can combine a subject or two with another mom. Use Facebook group to find people
@@user-vg8ez9cu6u Hi T, so tough how the world works nowadays, everything is on social media and I do not have an account with facebook, instagram,whatsapp or twitter. I deleted social media and I have never been so productive and happy. I never ever want to go back. You know, today I was thinking of a lady who used to homeschool back in the city we used to live with my daughter before moving to the country/home. If I can find her number I know she will have tons of suggestions possibly even know of clubs nearby we can join. I like the suggestion to combine a subject, this we can even do via zoom that way even if she is not playing with the mate at least she doesn't feel alone. Great idea, I never thought of it. Thank you T.
Having white board and desk-chair, it seems bringing classroom environment to home. Its okay. But I guess, homeschool can be as relax as it can be, let say, studying on the couch, or kitchen table. Or at the carpet. This is just my opinion.
We do that so often. If you watched any of my other videos, you'll see that we do schoolwork all over the house. This just happens to be what we have been doing because it works for us right now. We love the flexibility of homeschool.
@@BrittanyLynnHomeschool Sitting at a desk seems to flip a switch in my son's mind. He's 4.5 so sitting at the desk means it's time to get to work and not play. Your kids actually sit still. Mine wiggles and has a hard time staying on task if I'm not right there. The desk seems to be a cue to help ground him. We do our reading lessons in the kitchen because we use magnetic letters but with anything else he'd be hard to keep still.
We have timed our school day recently. To do primer/kindergarten and 1st grade and all subjects and extras it takes us between 2-2 1/2 hours. It depends on their attitudes and need for breaks and such too. That doesn’t include our sons extra therapies either.
Hello from Austria! :) I've been watching your videos for a while now and I love how loving you teach your little girls. I have three kids aged 2, 6 and 7 years and we officially homeschool since last autumn. so it's my first year and we're kind of improving our system every month. But meanwhile everything is going very well for us. We're trying new things every week, like starting an online typing or drawing course or using apps for extra school practice. There are some quite funny learing apps to use for the kids, especially since all this crazy stuff started. That also keeps it fun. We start our school day around half past 8 or 9 in the morning and most of the days just go through everything in one slide, have a tiny snack while learning and finish around half past 11 to 12. then it's lunch, relax and play and have fun for the rest of the day. a lot of reading we do in the late afteroons or evenings, when everyone starts to feel a little tired. then we snuggle on the couch and one of the bigger kids or me reads a story to everyone. I love that. I want to thank you, for inspireing and encouraging me so many times during the last years. At least you're one of the reasons I started homeschooling. And there couldn't have been a better moment to start. All the best! Tina and family ☘️
Thank you for posting these videos. I'm homeschooling my boys and some days I feel like I'm doing it wrong. We are using good and the beautiful as well
I am on Easter break. I start school in the afternoon, but I should start earlier in the day. My students are 14, 9, and 8. The 9 and 8 year olds are doing 3rd grade with Christian Light and writing in cursive.
Hello!! Love your homeschool videos. They are super motivating. Thanks for taking the time to show us your routine. This helped tremendously. 💓 Could you link the girls desk and the timer? Thank you!
I loved to watch your video! My kids are older and sometimes we do it right in the morning, sometimes we study on the end of the day its much like go with the flow. They have rotines and a list of chores wich the study is one... So they decide when to do it 😊 I wish to have several curriculums has you have there... In Portugal you dont have (yet) to many options that suit homeschool better. (Sorry about my English 😊)
Where did you get your timer? I didn’t see it on your Amazon page. Thank you so much, my 5 yr old and I watched it together and she wants to be just like your girls.
We mostly do it in the morning and try to get it all in before lunch... if not all then I catch up with the oldest at the baby's naptime (mama of 4 ages 6, 5 (almost), 3, 1)
We onli Review wen needed!!! I love the idea of breaks!!! There needed!!! I’ve felt bad for allowing too many breaks. Ur daughters are doing awesome!!! We let them snack while studying.
Great video! We live in TX and it's already getting hot in the afternoons! So we changed our school schedule and use the morning for outside time. Then start doing work with my toddler at 1030. Then do math with my oldest at 1050ish. Then lunch and then her LA after lunch. Then done! We also do a morning basket with breakfast and loop in Science or Spanish at some point in the day. (Usually during morning snack after our outside time). It has been amazing!
Hello! I love these videos you have given us so many great ideas that are working for my children. My son has virtually attended school this year but his teacher has them take lots of breaks (and I’m not a stickler in forcing him to sit for a screen) so on days he is restless we have done your tips and tricks after he plays outside after school and he’s been thriving ever since. Thank you! Also where did you get that timer?! I have been searching for a cute one like that.
I'm a mom and homeschooling is new of me and being homeschooling since Nov 2020 and in school she was in kindergarten but doctors have told us to go back to preschool
Could u pls do a topic on socializing? Pre covid and during covid. Thank u!! I was thinking of swimming classes or soccer so he can build relationships, is there anything else besides library? Of course all that is down a tube with Covid.
With your lesson, I'm just wondering what the rational is of saying to get rid of the silent e - the add an e and a d, instead of saying and look, when we add a d we have ed.?
-ed is taught in phonics as a separate ending. Kids get confused and will add ed and then make the word (for example) stripeed instead of striped, if they aren't taught to drop the sneaky e
Are you all religious? Is there a certain Bible study you do with the girls? I’m trying to find one for my son that he would really appreciate and understand!
i think my kids would love breaks however we just dont function well if we dont sit down and get it done not all of it gets done so we do what i call catch and release we all start together then as each one gets done they are allowed to go and play and then do chores
I do a few to five minute breaks in between subjects but I agree with you. Mine would never finish and would fight me if I let him play instead of doing his work. In fact, "if you're wasting your playtime..." is an effective deterent when he starts goofing off. He's 4.5 but still, we've been doing this since he was 3 so no excuses. If I let him, he'd make them.
I have a 16 month old and interested in homeschooling him. At this milestone, how long would you all suggest conducting homeschool per day?!? Thanks so much for this channel!
From what I've seen other moms do, they do circle time for 5-10 minutes. The rest is learning through play. For example, counting stairs if you live upstairs or counting aisles at the grocery store.
My kids are about your kids age (4,5). My kids are struggling with fine motor skills do you have any suggestions? My kids are advanced like your kids. We are doing first/second grade work but it is tough when they can't form letters like your kids.
Hi!! I have a question for you that is truly weighing on my heart. I have two little girls 4 & 2. I decided this past year that I am going to homeschool them. I have the support from my entire family, while I know my husbands family will be very unsettled to hear what I plan to do. I’m not knocking anyone’s lifestyles, but in my husbands family, he has many nieces and nephews who have been doing activities such as competition dance team or gymnastics, daycare and preschool, anything you can think of from anywhere between ages 2 & 3. Very socialized children from a very, very young age. My girls have always been a little bit more shy, especially my older daughter. I was shy as a child, and my husband was shy as a child, and he still is as an adult. My in laws are not too thrilled about my children being shy as it is, and are constantly telling me what I NEED to do in order to “fix” it.....I’m VERY nervous to tell them about my wanting to home school my kids. Any and all advice would be appreciated.
My in laws are/ were concerned about my homeschooling my now 4.5 year old. He's reading on a first grade level and has been killing it on a pedal bike since Christmas last year. They're so proud of how "advanced" (I know it's just because he's been exposed to more) he is that they're not as concerned about it. And I've already made it clear that he'll be homeschooled until he's ready for college or trade school. The good thing about this pandemic mess is it didn't affect his schooling and there are families that aren't worried about covid so he can still play. We've already gotten sick with the original and at least one variant so at this point we're either immune or there's no such thing. Some people are just naturally shy and there's nothing wrong with that. They're shy at school too. I was a really quiet kid. I read a lot and kind of stayed to myself. I'm still quiet, read a lot and keep my circle small. Even though I'm quiet natured I get my point across very effectively and establish healthy boundaries where I need to. She'll be fine unless you try to "fix" her.
Hey... Congrats on ur decision👍 I have the same issue.. just started homeschooling this year and in-laws were doubtful.. But my husband supports me, so I TRY not to listen to anyone else’s point of view.. VERY CHALLENGING BUT U HAVE TO BE STRONG‼️ They are worried and perhaps they don’t know anyone who has homeschooled?? So, you will be the first one‼️‼️‼️ Just STAY POSITIVE AND DON’T give them too many details on ur homeschooling life right now.. Until u feel fully ready to answer any question or comment.. IT’S U GUYS AGAINST THE WORLD!! Make sure ur husband and kids are ALWAYS ON THE SAME PAGE✨✨make a family huddle time or give ur self’s a funny.. cute.. team name.. Ex: “THE INCREDIBLES” ok.. GOOD LUCK.. and STAY STRONG.. one day they will understand.. if not it is they’re loss.. not yours..💪
Your video is awesome. I am Mirza Arifur Rahman from Bangladesh. I want your worksheets for my playing school. Is it possible? I would be greatfull to you, if you send your worksheets. Thanks in advance. I am waiting for your answer.
I plan to evaluate every year what is best for them. So far, I can't imagine The Good and The Beautiful NOT being a part of our homeschool. We love it so much.
“Yes, God loved the world so much that he gave his only Son, so that everyone who believes in him would not be lost but have eternal life. God sent his Son into the world. He did not send him to judge the world guilty, but to save the world through him.” John 3:16-17 ERV Turn to Christ and repent for He loves you and wants to have a relationship with you 💕
Don't feel like you can't homeschool if your day doesn't look like this. Our "homeschool" day lasts less than an hour. We don't have a formal classroom. They have lots of time to explore their own interests. I've graduated 4 with one to go, doing it this way. You really learn over time what is important and what you can let go.
Yes very true! Everyone homeschools differently.
Hi there, how would you get through the curriculum with only an hour a day? In Australia we have to follow the curriculum even for homeschooling so just thinking about it all. Thank you 😊
Wow the way that 3 year old angel is reading is just amazing
You're too kind!
Math is my favorite subject in school and I can’t believe that a little kid can read better than a 1st grade
For us it depends on how the kids moods are. Normally we break school up some in morning and some in afternoon. Usually Thursday’s and Fridays were done with school by 10:30am. Monday -Wednesday we are normally done by 1:30pm with a 2 hour break in between, we usually start school anywhere from 7:45am-8:30am
Brittney, you are doing such a great job with your girls. A 3 year old reading is SUPER impressive. They are going to be bright little girls 😍 not going to be ARE! You rock mama ♥️
You've inspired me to snack while doing lessons!! I used to give snacks in between lessons but I've tried setting out a plate of fruit while we're sat at the table and it's amazing how much more willing the kids are to sit at the table to do their work! 😆 #homeschoolwin
we do this too. sometimes we use snacks in our math lessons too
Omg yes, the amount of apples and bananas!! And I LOL'D when she asked for a snack after her snack🤣🤣🤣 same over here mama
You do such a wonderful job! I can't wait to homeschool my kids when I'm older😊 God bless you all.
Thank you! You too!
We homeschool our kindergartner and it takes us about 2 hours per day. We usually break it into chunks. Hubby is a stay-at-home dad so he does the bulk of it, but I supplement and I'm the homeschool researcher, so I bring the ideas!
I was one of the people who asked you about your schooldays, thank you for sharing this video:)
Such a nice structured learning. I'm definitely learning a lot. My daughter is doing grade 5, we do about 4 hours of school I would say 3-4 days of the 5 days. We also start around 09:30, strictly 09:30 she has an online class until 10:00 then I give her a stretch break which she usually declines most of the time so we work from 10:00 and give her a 30 minutes break from 11:00-11:30 then we work until 13:00/13:30 it depends on what subjects we're doing. We don't leave staff unfinished. If we're close to the end of unit we hang on until we are done so that next time we don't have to start with revision as I find she sometimes need a reminder when we used to leave things off because of time. Now it's the beginning of autumn in South Africa, it gets really cold I'm still trying to figure out how will we break or what activities she can do being the only child. She enjoys playing on her own but I know she wouldn't mind another playmate it's sad sometimes when I think about it. Great video as always.
Find other homeschool families nearby and your child can play with them after school, or you can combine a subject or two with another mom. Use Facebook group to find people
@@user-vg8ez9cu6u Hi T, so tough how the world works nowadays, everything is on social media and I do not have an account with facebook, instagram,whatsapp or twitter. I deleted social media and I have never been so productive and happy. I never ever want to go back. You know, today I was thinking of a lady who used to homeschool back in the city we used to live with my daughter before moving to the country/home. If I can find her number I know she will have tons of suggestions possibly even know of clubs nearby we can join. I like the suggestion to combine a subject, this we can even do via zoom that way even if she is not playing with the mate at least she doesn't feel alone. Great idea, I never thought of it. Thank you T.
Having white board and desk-chair, it seems bringing classroom environment to home. Its okay. But I guess, homeschool can be as relax as it can be, let say, studying on the couch, or kitchen table. Or at the carpet. This is just my opinion.
We do that so often. If you watched any of my other videos, you'll see that we do schoolwork all over the house. This just happens to be what we have been doing because it works for us right now. We love the flexibility of homeschool.
@@BrittanyLynnHomeschool Sitting at a desk seems to flip a switch in my son's mind. He's 4.5 so sitting at the desk means it's time to get to work and not play. Your kids actually sit still. Mine wiggles and has a hard time staying on task if I'm not right there. The desk seems to be a cue to help ground him. We do our reading lessons in the kitchen because we use magnetic letters but with anything else he'd be hard to keep still.
We have timed our school day recently. To do primer/kindergarten and 1st grade and all subjects and extras it takes us between 2-2 1/2 hours. It depends on their attitudes and need for breaks and such too. That doesn’t include our sons extra therapies either.
Hello from Austria! :) I've been watching your videos for a while now and I love how loving you teach your little girls. I have three kids aged 2, 6 and 7 years and we officially homeschool since last autumn. so it's my first year and we're kind of improving our system every month. But meanwhile everything is going very well for us. We're trying new things every week, like starting an online typing or drawing course or using apps for extra school practice. There are some quite funny learing apps to use for the kids, especially since all this crazy stuff started. That also keeps it fun. We start our school day around half past 8 or 9 in the morning and most of the days just go through everything in one slide, have a tiny snack while learning and finish around half past 11 to 12. then it's lunch, relax and play and have fun for the rest of the day. a lot of reading we do in the late afteroons or evenings, when everyone starts to feel a little tired. then we snuggle on the couch and one of the bigger kids or me reads a story to everyone. I love that.
I want to thank you, for inspireing and encouraging me so many times during the last years. At least you're one of the reasons I started homeschooling. And there couldn't have been a better moment to start.
All the best! Tina and family ☘️
Thank you for posting these videos. I'm homeschooling my boys and some days I feel like I'm doing it wrong. We are using good and the beautiful as well
I am on Easter break. I start school in the afternoon, but I should start earlier in the day. My students are 14, 9, and 8. The 9 and 8 year olds are doing 3rd grade with Christian Light and writing in cursive.
Always glad to watch. Am learning to let kids be kids even as they study.❤️❤️
That’s wonderful! ♥️
Layla looks so much older with her cut! 😭 love seeing yalls routine
Such a fun day! I love that timer! TGTB makes it so easy doesn't it? 🤓😍
Also....your girls are so beautiful and so smart! ❤
Dina, you are just soooo sweet! Thank you! TGATB makes it so easy! I can't imagine using anything else for our core work!
Hello!!
Love your homeschool videos. They are super motivating. Thanks for taking the time to show us your routine. This helped tremendously. 💓
Could you link the girls desk and the timer? Thank you!
The desks are linked on her Amazon store and the clock is from Lovevery
Girl, you’re on top of it! ♥️ thank you!
Loved the video your both child are brilliant I must admit ....thanks be safe and happy love u all tonsss
Aw thank you!
What a delightful school day!
What a beautiful Family 👪 ❤
Thank you!
your mental math really inspired me.. i have 4 years old boy and i will try that one !! thank you...
It is wonderful!
I LOVE LOVE THIS I can not smash that like button enough you do so good with them there so smart ❤️
You are too kind! I appreciate that so much!
Love this setup! New subby here🥰🤗Your girls are super smart💚
Thank you so much 🤗
I love your little classroom
Nice video. Thank you for sharing all materials. You r an awesome mommy teacher.
Thank you for watching!
Wow!! This is impressive!
Brittany have you done a video on what you feed them for breakfast? That's the hardest part of the day because I have a picky eater?
I loved to watch your video! My kids are older and sometimes we do it right in the morning, sometimes we study on the end of the day its much like go with the flow. They have rotines and a list of chores wich the study is one... So they decide when to do it 😊 I wish to have several curriculums has you have there... In Portugal you dont have (yet) to many options that suit homeschool better. (Sorry about my English 😊)
Where did you get your timer? I didn’t see it on your Amazon page. Thank you so much, my 5 yr old and I watched it together and she wants to be just like your girls.
We mostly do it in the morning and try to get it all in before lunch... if not all then I catch up with the oldest at the baby's naptime (mama of 4 ages 6, 5 (almost), 3, 1)
That's awesome! We used to utilize nap time the same way!
Your girls are so smart! 🥰
Wow! You are a super Mom!
We onli Review wen needed!!! I love the idea of breaks!!! There needed!!! I’ve felt bad for allowing too many breaks. Ur daughters are doing awesome!!! We let them snack while studying.
Untuk menjadi lebih banyak lagi ana wiwit taun iki
Great video! We live in TX and it's already getting hot in the afternoons! So we changed our school schedule and use the morning for outside time. Then start doing work with my toddler at 1030. Then do math with my oldest at 1050ish. Then lunch and then her LA after lunch. Then done! We also do a morning basket with breakfast and loop in Science or Spanish at some point in the day. (Usually during morning snack after our outside time). It has been amazing!
I love this routine you have! It sounds wonderful!
Wow. interesting. My kids are learning English as a second language.
That's great!
Hello! I love these videos you have given us so many great ideas that are working for my children. My son has virtually attended school this year but his teacher has them take lots of breaks (and I’m not a stickler in forcing him to sit for a screen) so on days he is restless we have done your tips and tricks after he plays outside after school and he’s been thriving ever since. Thank you! Also where did you get that timer?! I have been searching for a cute one like that.
You seem like a really good teacher to your girls. If you can teach high school where do I apply?
haha I've heard others wish I'd teach their kids too. Unfortunately, I have a two student limit. Unless I have more kids LOL
@@BrittanyLynnHomeschool What is the adult limit? I will be 18 in June and will be going into my senior year.
do u guys doing homeschool for quarantine days or for the future study？
We are going to be homeschooling for the rest of my girls education. I started years ago before the pandemic.
@@BrittanyLynnHomeschool oof
I'm a mom and homeschooling is new of me and being homeschooling since Nov 2020 and in school she was in kindergarten but doctors have told us to go back to preschool
Where did you get your desk from? Love them!
Wondering the same thing. 😊
Same here looked all over amazon but no luck
If you look under her links, it’s under homeschool in her Amazon shop
Showmaven at amazon
Could u pls do a topic on socializing? Pre covid and during covid. Thank u!!
I was thinking of swimming classes or soccer so he can build relationships, is there anything else besides library? Of course all that is down a tube with Covid.
We homeschool and still do all the same activities as before. Swim team, homeschool group once a week, play dates, church.
Good👍👍👍
With your lesson, I'm just wondering what the rational is of saying to get rid of the silent e - the add an e and a d, instead of saying and look, when we add a d we have ed.?
-ed is taught in phonics as a separate ending. Kids get confused and will add ed and then make the word (for example) stripeed instead of striped, if they aren't taught to drop the sneaky e
The silent e is dropped for other suffixes like “ing” so it is more consistent to teach it this way.
Your girls are so precious
Thank you!
Are you all religious? Is there a certain Bible study you do with the girls? I’m trying to find one for my son that he would really appreciate and understand!
Love your video. I love your student desks where did you buy them? Thank you
She has her amazon in the description and you can find the desks there!
I wanna be home schooled now -
i think my kids would love breaks however we just dont function well if we dont sit down and get it done not all of it gets done so we do what i call catch and release we all start together then as each one gets done they are allowed to go and play and then do chores
I do a few to five minute breaks in between subjects but I agree with you. Mine would never finish and would fight me if I let him play instead of doing his work. In fact, "if you're wasting your playtime..." is an effective deterent when he starts goofing off. He's 4.5 but still, we've been doing this since he was 3 so no excuses. If I let him, he'd make them.
Saw you did a morning basket. When and where does it fit in?
Where did you get your adorable timer?!
Amazing video i have a question can use this curriculum for my 2 and half baby
I have a 16 month old and interested in homeschooling him. At this milestone, how long would you all suggest conducting homeschool per day?!? Thanks so much for this channel!
From what I've seen other moms do, they do circle time for 5-10 minutes. The rest is learning through play. For example, counting stairs if you live upstairs or counting aisles at the grocery store.
My kids are about your kids age (4,5). My kids are struggling with fine motor skills do you have any suggestions? My kids are advanced like your kids. We are doing first/second grade work but it is tough when they can't form letters like your kids.
Hi!! I have a question for you that is truly weighing on my heart. I have two little girls 4 & 2. I decided this past year that I am going to homeschool them. I have the support from my entire family, while I know my husbands family will be very unsettled to hear what I plan to do. I’m not knocking anyone’s lifestyles, but in my husbands family, he has many nieces and nephews who have been doing activities such as competition dance team or gymnastics, daycare and preschool, anything you can think of from anywhere between ages 2 & 3. Very socialized children from a very, very young age. My girls have always been a little bit more shy, especially my older daughter. I was shy as a child, and my husband was shy as a child, and he still is as an adult. My in laws are not too thrilled about my children being shy as it is, and are constantly telling me what I NEED to do in order to “fix” it.....I’m VERY nervous to tell them about my wanting to home school my kids. Any and all advice would be appreciated.
My in laws are/ were concerned about my homeschooling my now 4.5 year old. He's reading on a first grade level and has been killing it on a pedal bike since Christmas last year. They're so proud of how "advanced" (I know it's just because he's been exposed to more) he is that they're not as concerned about it. And I've already made it clear that he'll be homeschooled until he's ready for college or trade school. The good thing about this pandemic mess is it didn't affect his schooling and there are families that aren't worried about covid so he can still play. We've already gotten sick with the original and at least one variant so at this point we're either immune or there's no such thing. Some people are just naturally shy and there's nothing wrong with that. They're shy at school too. I was a really quiet kid. I read a lot and kind of stayed to myself. I'm still quiet, read a lot and keep my circle small. Even though I'm quiet natured I get my point across very effectively and establish healthy boundaries where I need to. She'll be fine unless you try to "fix" her.
Hey... Congrats on ur decision👍 I have the same issue.. just started homeschooling this year and in-laws were doubtful.. But my husband supports me, so I TRY not to listen to anyone else’s point of view.. VERY CHALLENGING BUT U HAVE TO BE STRONG‼️ They are worried and perhaps they don’t know anyone who has homeschooled?? So, you will be the first one‼️‼️‼️ Just STAY POSITIVE AND DON’T give them too many details on ur homeschooling life right now.. Until u feel fully ready to answer any question or comment.. IT’S U GUYS AGAINST THE WORLD!! Make sure ur husband and kids are ALWAYS ON THE SAME PAGE✨✨make a family huddle time or give ur self’s a funny.. cute.. team name.. Ex: “THE INCREDIBLES” ok.. GOOD LUCK.. and STAY STRONG.. one day they will understand.. if not it is they’re loss.. not yours..💪
Your video is awesome. I am Mirza Arifur Rahman from Bangladesh. I want your worksheets for my playing school. Is it possible? I would be greatfull to you, if you send your worksheets. Thanks in advance. I am waiting for your answer.
Have you use the level k primer supplement ?
I haven’t! But I plan to use it this summer before we start using the level K!
She should be teacher🙂
I am! Their teacher lol
@@BrittanyLynnHomeschool lol
@@BrittanyLynnHomeschool what mean like you should go to school and teach kids Ur Beautiful 😍
@@BrittanyLynnHomeschool Tho
Where did you get the kids school tables?
This looks more like school at home. No way am I doing all that 🤣 I've been homeschooling for 11 years ..
We all do things differently, isn't that the beauty of homeschooling? Doing what works best for your family in the season you're in?
What time do you like you start teaching them
around 9-10am!
Was one of your daughters born in 2015
do you plan to continue this curriculum and type of teaching forever? Or is this gonna end when they get to middle school age?
I plan to evaluate every year what is best for them. So far, I can't imagine The Good and The Beautiful NOT being a part of our homeschool. We love it so much.
When you say its me Brittany i was like Brittany Bitch you know the song...
Will you send them to regular school at some point?
nope!
Can you please tell me where you bought that pencil box from?
Target!
Where are you living? Would you accept 2 more kids to your class dear teacher? 😉
Haha well since I’m having twins soon, those two spots will be filled 🤣
@@BrittanyLynnHomeschool o wow congratulations, what state do you live in?
Where did you get the desk from?
I have the same type of desks for my kids we got ours on Amazon
They're linked in my amazon store!
“Yes, God loved the world so much that he gave his only Son, so that everyone who believes in him would not be lost but have eternal life. God sent his Son into the world. He did not send him to judge the world guilty, but to save the world through him.”
John 3:16-17 ERV
Turn to Christ and repent for He loves you and wants to have a relationship with you 💕
WHY HOMESCHOOLING???
why not go to a normal school
I have a whole video with the reasons why.