319. 3 Things A Homeschool Mom Should Evaluate As You End 2024 And Plan For 2025

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As we approach the end of 2024, it’s the perfect time for a homeschool mom to reflect on the current year and plan ahead for the upcoming year. In this episode, we dive into three essential areas to evaluate as you wrap up the year and set yourself up for an amazing 2025. 

We know that homeschooling is holistic and requires a lot from you, so we'll be talking about 3 areas that may not initially seem relevant, but I promise that they'll set you up for a productive home education atmosphere.

Grab a pen and paper because you'll want to take a few notes before heading to your favorite coffee shop for some time alone.

We’d love to hear what you’re planning for 2025! Follow us on Instagram or Facebook and share your homeschooling goals for the new year. Don’t forget to tag us or leave a comment with your thoughts.

Make sure to subscribe to our podcast  to get more homeschooling tips, advice, and inspiration twice a week! And if you found this episode helpful, leave us a review – it helps us reach more homeschool families like yours.

♥ Leigh

 

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