Over the next couple of years, I completely abandoned our relaxed homeschooling style in favor of a curriculum-led approach. Seriously.Īctual picture of me trying to haul my goodies out of a homeschool convention. I did no research into curriculum, teaching methods, strategies, routines, or anything like that. At the time, I didn’t even know anyone else who homeschooled, though I would soon learn that I lived in a region teeming with home learners. Suddenly I went from being a full-time work-out-of-the-home mom to a full-time stay-at-home homeschooler with no support network and no clue what I was doing. In fact, I’d been preparing for that moment for months, having given my notice at work exactly half a year earlier. Nothing bad had happened at daycare or anything like that. Nine years ago, on my eldest daughter’s fifth birthday, I pulled her and her three-and-a-half-year-old sister out of daycare and started homeschooling them. With a daily homeschool schedule for kindergarten and a basic routine, you and your child will survive kindergarten with flying colors! How Our Kindergarten Routines Have Changed Over the Years In other words, kindergarten is the grade where parents start to freak out and wonder whether they have what it takes to teach their children at home.
Kindergarten might be one of the easier grades to homeschool, but it also has the privilege of being one of the most daunting, because it’s often the year families make the decision to start homeschooling.
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