Rest in the Homeschool Trench

Do you dream of having a restful homeschool? That dream can become a reality, but it's going to take some time to get there. Often, we start trying to create a restful homeschool by adding certain activities. They're not the starting point, but today I want to share ten restful activities to help cultivate a restful homeschool.

Cultivating a restful homeschool looks different throughout the seasons of homeschool life. Are you feeling frustrated that your strategies from your early years aren't helping any more? Are you overwhelmed with teen drama? Are you wanting to really enjoy your homeschool days with your middle and high schoolers? Let's consider a few ways to cultivate a restful homeschool during the teen years.

There's no simple formula for cultivating a restful homeschool. There are many factors to evaluate and approaches to consider. One factor that affects how to approach homeschooling is your current season of life. Rest looks different in different seasons. If you have young children, a restful homeschool might seem impossible. Today, let's look at a few ways you can lay a foundation for a restful homeschool in the early years.

How's everything going in your homeschool today? Are you having a restful day? When you think about cultivating a result homeschool, there are many factors to evaluate and many approaches to consider. Sometimes though, you need a quick idea to implement. That's what I want to share today: 3 ideas you can try right now to cultivate a restful homeschool today.

I don't usually like to say that you should do something. But today is my second recent episode that starts with "why you should do" something. It's not that you should do this particular thing, but I want to share an idea of something that I've been doing in my life that's brought a lot of rest to my life. So today, let's talk about why you should watch some birds.