6 Ways You Are Making Homeschool Too Hard 😬 {and simple ways to fix it!)

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[@homeschoolmadesimple]

Look, sometimes the problem is US. The good news though- that means YOU can fix it! 🎉🖥 Need Help with Homeschooling? Take my FREE Masterclass: bit.ly/43MesRT ✅ Sign up here for the FREE Workshop about Choosing Curriculum: bit.ly/3vh2cvA Check out my Amazon Homeschool Shop Here: amzn.to/43tiIoU

[@healthychelsea7919]

its funny because, the reason homeschooling is rough for me is, im too easy going. I do not plan/prepare well enough. I dont feel pressure, I feel very relaxed, which I feel like is a problem.

[@kamehaz]

This is alsp my problem. I love everyone's planning videos, but do not actually plan myself. I don't understand how people do 3+ hours of school daily for their first or second graders. That sounds like death.

[@DawsonDaysatHome]

This is me too!

[@samantha.becker]

I was in the hospital for a week in October (collapsed lungs, COVID, pneumonia, severe asthma are up), COVID lasted 3w. We ended up a month behind "schedule", it took me another week to be okay with this and learning to be more flexible. Honestly, we took a bit more time and just appreciated life and surviving that trial. Wish I had this video during that time to guide me into being okay ☺️ Caught myself getting more rigid recently and this video popped up. Great reminder to just go with the flow and teach at their pace. No need to compare to others and traditional school.

[@Kkeltner]

Please do a whole video on the school system!!! I’m here for it!!

[@CeCezzy576]

I have watched this a few times and i still cant get enough. This is so reassuring for me as we head into our first time homeschooling. You touched on some major important points.

[@staceykruse8932]

Thank you, I need this reminder from time to time. You really made me think about where are right now, 3/4 of the way through our "school year" and letting go of the curricula parts that served us well 6 months ago, but are now just a box to check. Now is a good time to think about plans for fall and which current pieces best support our children to be at ready for then. For me, it means ditching the majority of my 5th grader's language arts to put our focus squarely on writing skills and reading comprehension which are both tough for him. In math, he doesn't need to start the 3 chapters that will be gone over in greater detail next year, he needs more practice with division and fractions which will help him far more in the long run than pressing on. ❤ I always love hearing your point of view.

[@jennifercruz3534]

“To take a pee and make a cup of coffee “ 😂. Preach!

[@RachelDee]

I need more advice on how to homeschool without retreating to the guardrails of recreating school at home.

[@karolinaska6836]

Just because it's a worksheet doesn't mean it has to be busy work. I think it only becomes busy work when the material is no longer challenging and the child isn't learning or reinforcing a newly learned skill.

[@kayaseaton2955]

This was really helpful. I don’t know why I didn’t see it before, but I am working WAY harder in this homeschool than my kids are 🤔

[@91jessygirl]

As my 6th grader is literally reading Huckleberry Finn...

[@faithfullyinfertile]

These are so spot on! I have definitely dealt with all 6 in my 11 yrs of homeschooling and I’ve learned the hard way. If you are a new homeschooler, take these words to heart and learn from Angie’s wisdom! Thanks Angie! This was fantastic!

[@abbynall7740]

Here for a defense of twaddle as a healthy component of a child's experience of literature! When I was a kid, I loved Captain Underpants. I also loved Jane Austen novels. I'm so grateful my mom didn't shame me for liking Captain Underpants or tell me I couldn't check them out from the library. My husband's first grade teacher did shame him for wanting to buy Captain Underpants from a school book fair, and in 8th grade he wasn't allowed to check out books below his test-assigned reading level. He attributes his hatred of reading to those two experiences.

[@trinatolman2776]

Thank you for this. I am definitely working way harder than my kids... I have a nearly 8 yr old who is just starting to read and hates to do anything school related unless she takes hours to color something and a 3 yr old that wants to do something new or play with someone every 5 min... i need to have focused time with my older child and be able to trust her to do something onnher own so i can focus on my younger one too... how do you get your kids engaged in a happy way to do something homeschoolwise... it's like pulling teeth with them..

[@alkittie8]

Great video! I'm coming up on my fourth year homeschooling, and just had baby number five

[@allistehower417]

I think the twaddle a fluff can be fun and memorable too. You are such an encouragement. Thank you.

[@MsDinoGal]

This was great. I’m prepping for our third year of homeschooling and we’ve learned all these lessons.

[@myhopefilleddays2923]

I DESPERATELY needed this reminder!! Thank you so so much Angela for reminding me “it’s ok”💕 I wish I could reach through and just give you a huge 🤗 I think I need to start a notebook of all the notes I’m taking from your videos 😅

[@KristyD0818]

Thank you for taking the time to make this video. It’s my first year homeschooling, and I love hearing what more seasoned families suggest and the advice they give. ❤

[@cherimathews6235]

We sometimes do the fluff to increase confidence,

[@tayylorpotter]

Sent this to a friend who really needed to hear this today. I'm always telling her these things but maybe hearing it from you will make it okay to believe it and not think I'm just trying to make her feel better. Never hurts to remind ourselves either

[@ourhomeed2597]

As always, very encouraging!

[@jillbrightwell7916]

I needed this video!!!! Thank you

[@andreaashley2638]

Thank you....I've done and even do several of these 😅 I so needed to hear this!

[@jaimejewell9686]

THANKS FOR THIS! Its so nice to hear that its ok they are at their pace. I came to homeschool after all this crazy stuff... You and another homeschool mom on here (simply living it) have helped make it not hard... lol maybe to easy, well not really just you have made it where my day flows easy.Well.... with some, have one who hates it! I don't stress over everything! its been so nice!! For that thank you! Also my head just blew up realizing.. We don't have to finish everything! thank you Jesus! lol Saw your book in the back ground now I feel I need to read it again! 🥰

[@hannahblackwellbooks]

I’m one week into homeschooling and this was all great advice ❤

[@stephaniecervantes5515]

I'm SO excited to homeschool our daughter for the first time (shes finishing up kindergarten now but we've been easing into it) 💓 thanks for the tips!

[@Meghanprall]

Teaching textbooks math is a lifesaver for homeschool moms

[@thomasmontella6481]

You are simply right on in the way that homeschool philosophy should be and no doubt the way things have changed in teaching children how and what to teach it’s a whole different ballgame this world I’d way different and each child is different and knowing your students is essential in wat and how you prepare to teach them nice work! I wish I was taught this way!👍👍👍👍👍⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️❤️

[@karolinaska6836]

I get fixated on completing things I've started, almost compulsively. It's very difficult for me to abandon a thing once I realize it isn't working or it isn't what I thought it was. I've done it (yay, me!) but it's a struggle. I have to internationally talk myself through it and give myself permission to pivot.

[@myfriend1098]

In the struggle bus of feeling like I have to “prove” that my kids are “normal.” 🙄 I know that everyone is different, and not even public school or private kids are “normal.” Feeling the pressure nonetheless.

[@minagelina]

I feel like I'm way more creative than my kid, and that's frustrating. I have to remember that she is her own person and things that I find interesting won't be hers. I also realize that I let her have media too too early because of our home situation as her sister is very disabled and my homeschooled kiddo was very high needs too. I don't know what I could have done differently but I wish I had done something else. This summer I will be putting the hammer down on media and forcing my daughter to keep that phone out of her hands as much as possible and engage with the real world. Maybe it'll give her a spark of creativity.

[@diversekakes]

And busy work can be child led interests!

[@Lalakersssss]

I really needed this today 🙏❤️ thank you 😊. LORD HAVE MERCY LOL 😆

[@ahadez3899]

First time homeschooling here and I don’t know how to do homeschool at home that don’t replicate the traditional school setting. I feel that if we’re not at the table doing work books we’re not doing anything. Also, because when hubby gets home and ask if we did schoolwork my daughter will answer we didn’t do any if we didn’t work on the workbooks. How do you do school without being glued to the table with workbooks and holding your kid’s hand because they’ll lose focus if i tend to my other kids?

[@allaodushkin7541]

Can you do a video of how to homeschool in south Carolina (unless you aren't in South Carolina 😂)

[@thumper6425]

💜

[@Laure__Line]

If I may, you look very French in this shirt. This is our normal casual dress. ;-)

[@peachy_reina]

It's not you, it's me!😭😂

[@terrahruth7704]

Thank you for this. My kids and I will be starting homeschool this summer in hopes of continuing and not putting them back into private school this coming school year. 😬 I loved your advice. 🤍