Whether you plan to begin the new homeschool year sometime in August or September, are a year-round homeschooler, or have a customized and unique schedule for your family, there are a handful of things you can do in July in preparation for the next stage of your family's homeschool. Let's get into it! 1. - Spend a little time decluttering / tidying things up . I know this is not the "fun" part of homeschooling, but as a 25-year homeschool mom, I learned the hard way that the clutter and the messiness of life made homeschooling so much more frustrating than it needed to be. So set a timer or use a Pomodoro app, grab some trash bags and some empty laundry baskets (for tossing stuff into that needs to go to another room or area of the house), and get busy. Clean out and clean up those spaces that have acquired all sorts of non-homeschool related odds and ends. If it doesn't belong there, put it somewhere else (in the room where it does belong, in the donation pile, ...
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