Maria | mom anxiety • homeschool • travel

Sanity savers for homeschooling, especially for my ADHD kiddo! I started using a dry erase board for each kid so they can visually see what tasks they have for the day. The rule is that tasks need to be done by noon each day so they earn tv time. Before I started this, lessons were taking well into the afternoon. I felt like I had no time to get my own tasks done so we set some firm boundaries. How do you help your kids stay organized?

Homeschooling has lots of perks and advantages. Being able to take back time in your day is huge. One perk I love is being able to incorporate Jesus into our lessons. I’ve been using @gominno lessons on YouTube and my kids really like them. Do you have a kids devotional you enjoy? Please share in the comments!

I’ve had to learn on the fly how to best support my child when it comes to managing ADHD symptoms. It’s the difference between a home filled with chaos and a home filled with peace. Here are 3 tips: 1. Structure - our days aren’t always the same but we try to start around 8:30 in the morning and be done by noon. 2. Lots of breaks - We give lots of breaks. The breaks are 5-10 minutes and then we get back to it. 3. Rewards - if they get their work done by noon, then they have earned tv time.

Hi! Thanks for joining me on our homeschool adventures! We are brand new to this and my hope is that seeing our ups and downs helps other mamas contemplating homeschooling. We are traveling right now and have been in California for 7 months. Our home is Florida though. Drop a ❤️ if you’re thinking about homeschooling and a ❤️❤️ if you already are.