coloring and drawing supplies, board and card
games, and busy bags that I made last year.
I would also like to include my children more
in what I’m doing. That’s one of the great
things about homeschooling. It’s not all about
the curriculum. We can still learn so much
together in day to day life.
If All Else Fails…
Through prayer and persistence I’m going to
do the best I can to successfully homeschool
my family. But if for some reason we have a
day where life gets the best of us, I won’t
give up.
“Courage doesn’t always roar. Sometimes
courage is the little voice at the end of the
day that says I’ll try again tomorrow.”
? Mary Anne Radmacher
7 Proven Steps
for Successful Homeschooling
Q u o t e s f r o m H o mesch o o l i n g A nd Loving It!
Reb e c c a Koch e n d e rfer
Step 1: Set goals based on your child’s interests.
Step 2: Discover your child’s learning style.
Step 3: Assess your curriculum yearly. Decide on your semester
and daily schedule and adapt your teaching style to match
your child’s learning style.
Step 4: Budget for products, tutors, and materials to support
these goals.
Step 5: Organize your time to manage your life and peace of mind.
Step 6: Prepare for high school graduations and college.
Step 7: Create a Custom Learning Plan for each of your children.