Are you ready for homeschooling to feel joyful again? Do you need support as you learn alongside your kids? Welcome to Homeschool Better Together. Hosted by Pam Barnhill, this podcast shares how to stop questioning if you are doing enough and create a homeschool experience that fits your family. Each Tuesday, we break down the big ideas into manageable chunks to give you the confidence and resources you need to finally step out of the overwhelm and into the wonder. Homeschool stories and practical tips are delivered straight to your earbuds full of inspiration and encouragement. They are perfect to listen to while running errands or folding a load of laundry. No matter what homeschool method you use, you’ll learn how to remove the overwhelm from your homeschool so you can focus on building relationships. To stay connected and learn even more about the Homeschooling Better Together resources, join the free community: https://pambarnhill.com/homeschool-better-together-podcast/
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 5 days 11 hours 28 minutes
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episode 36: YMB #36 Invited to Imagine: A Conversation with Sheila Carroll
We all know that we should read to our children, but there are also benefits to the practice of telling our children stories.
On this episode of the podcast Charlotte Mason educator and master storyteller Sheila Carroll is here to talk about the benefits of sharing stories, some techniques to use, and how to enchant your children with wonderful tales...
episode 37: YMB #37: Loops, Blocks, and Other Schedule Options Morning Time
Learning about loop scheduling five years ago was one of the best things that ever happened to my homeschool. Suddenly I was able to schedule my day in such a way that I never stressed about missing a day in the schedule. Other times, I have used block schedules with much success in my Morning Time to be able to enjoy more subjects in a year.
Both types of scheduling are handy and have benefits. Both types also inspire tons of questions from listeners...
episode 38: YMB #38 Morning Time with Middle Grades: A Conversation with Kim Devers
We all know that Morning Time works great when you have younger kids in the house, but what does it look like for middle school? Is it even possible?
The answer is "Yes!" Middle schoolers can thrive in Morning Time and Kim Devers is here today to tell us about how it works with the middle grade kids in her family.
For shownotes and episode downloads, visit https://pambarnhill.com/ymb38.
episode 39: YMB #39 Building Relationships with Circle Time: A Conversation with Kendra Fletcher
One of the earliest books I purchased on homeschooling -- way back when my oldest was only four-years-old -- was Kendra Fletcher's Circle Time: Plan the Best Part of Your Day. It was my first introduction to what I would later call Morning TIme. That inspiration is why I wanted to have Kendra on the show today to tell her Circle Time story. I think you will be inspired.
For shownotes and episode downloads, visit https://pambarnhill.com/ymb39.
episode 40: YMB #40 A Mother's Morning Basket: A Conversation with Jennifer Mackintosh
All home education begins with self-education -- for mom. In our efforts to learn and grow as the teachers of our children one tool we can use is our own morning basket -- a Mother's Morning Basket.
In this episode Jen Mackintosh is back on the program to tell us all about her own Mother's Morning Basket. We discuss how she plans it, what's inside, and the keys to making it an enjoyable practice...
episode 43: YMB #43 Subjects and Virtue in Morning Time: A Conversation with Cindy Rollins
Listener favorite Cindy Rollins is back on the podcast in this special cross-over episode between Your Morning Basket and the Mason Jar Podcast. Drawing on Cindy's vast experience, we chat about which subjects are best for Morning Time plus a whole lot more.
Listen in and then search out The Mason Jar on your favorite podcast app to get the rest of the story...
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