Momtrepreneur Life—Let’s Talk Homeschool Curriculum

Hey moms, welcome to another coffee chat. This is more of a sit back relax, grab your coffee, and let’s pull back the curtain on the momtrepreneur life. Let’s talk homeschool curriculum. Yes, I am finally getting to it. I wanted to bring it up now because publishers have black Friday sales, so it is a good time to start thinking about what you are going to do for next year.

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New Merchandise for the Life Unboxed Store

Before we get into the topic, I want to show new merchandise in the Life Unboxed store. This is what happens when you stay home from church with 2 sick kids—create another t-shirt.

Also, there is another dot-grid notebook to add to the growing collection of mom notebooks.

Let’s Dive Into Homeschool Curriculum

There is another post, show, podcast where I talk about picking curriculum for your tribe. This one take a deeper dive into learning styles and things like that. In this chat, I am just going to talk about what we are doing for high school and the homeschool curriculum we are using this year.

It is ok to change up your homeschool curriculum. Experiment with different styles. You don’t have to lock into one way of doing things. You get to decided how you work and homeschool. We homeschool so we can tailor curriculum and learning for each child. Our kids are not the same, and they learn differently. You can step away from the one-size fits all style of learning.

Since I am a work from home mom, I also need to pick curriculum that works with the fact that I do work from home.

Watch the episode below and find out the homeschool curriculum we are using for high school, middle school, and elementary. I also let you in on how I set up the high school years, to make it easier to shop for curriculum and keep a transcript.