Your Morning Basket
Your Morning Basket
Pam Barnhill
YMB #146 The Importance of Goals in Homeschool Morning Time
50 minutes Posted Feb 5, 2024 at 9:30 pm.
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Join Pam Barnhill and co-hosts Meg Angelino and Laney Homan as they delve into the purpose and structure of morning time in homeschooling. In this episode, the hosts discuss the importance of setting goals for morning time, its role in fostering lifelong learning and family connections, and strategies for making it a valuable and efficient part of the homeschool day. 

They share their personal experiences, tips, and insights on how to incorporate morning time into various homeschooling philosophies and its impact on family life.

Key Takeaways

  • Morning Time is adaptable and can work for families regardless of their homeschooling philosophy, prioritizing what is important for each family.
  • It provides an opportunity to include academic subjects, making homeschooling more efficient by teaching everyone at once.
  • It's important to incorporate enjoyable elements for each family member in morning time, using it as a fun way to introduce less favored subjects.
  • The hosts share their approaches to homeschooling and how morning time aligns with their individual philosophies.
  • Tips and insights are provided for moms looking to implement morning time in their homeschooling routine.

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