Top 10 Erin Condren Tips for Efficient Homeschool Moms

Are you looking for Erin Condren tips to help you use your Erin Condren planner for peak productivity? Then, you are in the right place! Read on, please…

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There are some mothers who are highly-efficient Erin Condren planners when it comes to planning their children’s weekly schedule. But sometimes, these homeschool moms can be so efficient that they often forget that they are dealing with children who need some flexibility when it comes to studying from home.

Erin Condren Tips For Peak Productivity

I decided to come up with my Top 10 Erin Condren tips to help homeschool moms become highly efficient. I hope you can find the right balance between homeschooling and your children’s need for fun with my tips!

1. Please don’t homeschool your children for 6 hours straight a day. They are at home. Let them enjoy this beautiful time in their lives.
2. Provide your children with the right educational tools and test their learning at the end of the week. For example, give your children an Atlas and ask them if they know how to find a particular country or city.
3. While making a weekly plan for the homeschool, mix school curriculum with the routine learning at home. For example, 1.5 hours of school lessons and 1.5 hours of music and cooking classes.
4. Stay one step ahead of the state school curriculum. This will ensure that your children are always a step ahead of their peers if later in their lives they decide to get a formal education in a high school or college.
5. Designate 2 days in a week where your children can do the planning for their homeschooling. This will help you understand their interests.
6. Plan and leave room for flexibility. You will have to adjust the planning in-case something unexpected comes up.
7. Do not become so absorbed with your children’s homeschooling that you give them no time for being kids.
8. Every month leave one whole day for activities like treasure hunting in the park, gardening in the backyard, shopping at the mall, etc., as these field trips will help your kids learn through observation.
9. It is good to time-bound all the activities in the homeschool planner but go with the flow. If your kids are having a good time learning about the solar system, then continue with it and move English classes to the next day.
10. It is good to follow the plan, but it is better to make daily notes to track your children’s progress.

Have fun planning in your Erin Condren planner with my Erin Condren tips and your Erin Condren accessories today! 

Ashley Yeo 

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