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Get organized!Homeschooling Schedules and Home School MaterialsWinnie the Pooh says, "Organizing is what you do before you do something, so that when you do it, it is not all mixed up." Trying to get organized can be a challenge. Even experienced home educators find "controlling the chaos" difficult. No wonder. Your house is no longer just a home, but a school as well. That means extra books, extra paper and extra stuff in general. ![]()
An organized home (and school) runs more efficiently. You'll be focused, have better direction and get more done in less time. Successful homeschool parents have a plan that fits THEIR specific needs. They use what they have.
Many people have told me how "together" I am. I'm not exactly sure what that means, but I'll take it as a compliment. I read everything I can get my hands on and have tried dozens of different
systems. Despite all the fancy and complicated methods, the one that I always return to revolves around a free calendar and
a spiral notebook. Without them, I would be
lost. It is not the ideal plan or method, but it works for me, and that's what counts.
Being organized doesn't mean you are inflexible. Some of the best learning experiences our family has had are ones that weren't in the schedule for the day. Have a system and a plan, but be willing to make adjustments if a great opportuntiy presents itself. There are four areas that you need to maintain control over. Click on the link to find out more.
If you need help getting the rest of your home in order check out: Get-Organized-Mom - Family, finance, and home organization tips by moms who want to help other moms get organized so they can enjoy life to the fullest! Leave the Get Organized page and return to the HBD Home page |
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