Homeschooling Methods: Exploring Your Options

There is no need to be overwhelmed by homeschooling. There are many methods, and there is definitely one that will suit you! Join me as we talk through the options to see what might suit your family the best.
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[@hannahmcmillan5712]

I researched the Waldorf method when we were starting out, and I was shocked to find out that Rudolph Steiner claimed to be a clairvoyant. 😳

[@foxonthefarm7260]

I'm very curious to learn more about how to do a unit study using missionary stories. Can you point me in the right direction or a podcast you have done? Thank you!

[@katybates143]

I'm on the fence about what age we should really start, some say wait and some say start immediately, I have a 4 yr old and we do a little bit of stuff here and there but I dont want to be pushy while she's still so little

[@TheeRoyalAfro]

Follow yours and your child’s lead 😊. Make it fun for you and your kid. No need to stress, especially for a 4 year old. I have a 6, 4, and 2 year old. My 6 year old wants to learn and will actively participate. I started her with learning things (basics: shapes, food, basic house rules, letters, around 4 ish by following her lead.) we became a little more structured when she was 5 and now 6 more have a schedule. My current 4 year old is different. She wants to learn in shorter spurts and learns kinesthetically. My 2 year old organically wants to learn “school” for very short spurts (e.g., coloring, following 2 step directions, etc.) Welcome to the homeschool world! ❤