2021-2022 Curriculum Picks

Morning routines are going to widely vary in every family, but I can’t help but feel morning time is probably one of the most important parts of our days. It is about beginning your day with Him.

Planning a year’s worth of curriculum can be overwhelming, but I love this process because it helps me brain dump. The easiest way to plan a whole year is to start big and work down small. I think of it like a vessel - first, break down your year by month — then week — then day.

The My Tech High program has been such a blessing to us during our homeschool experience. We’ve been apart of this Utah based resource for almost two years now. By the time this year is over we will have received $6800 in reimbursements and I have almost all good things to say about it.

Happy Love Day! Here is a little look into our learning shelf and what we used this year!

Here are some resources we used from our Around the World unit study.

This was absolutely one of our favorite homeschool experiences ever!

I wish I had words to adequately describe what the Chronicles of Narnia have come to mean to me. This was such a special unit for us.

My first go at it with an at-home learning shelf!

We use empty menu covers to help us organize frequently referenced material for our devotionals, family economy, schedules, and at-home church.

List of curriculum we used our second grade year.

About three months into the school year, we pulled our twins out of first grade public school. This was the first bit of curriculum we used as we dived into homeschool.

Our family economy has changed many times over the years and this is very normal. It will always be evolving and we adapt as needed. Here are a few ideas to inspire something similar in your homes.