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205. 3 Christmas Homeschool Options To Go From Feeling Like You’re Failing to Being Guilt-Free

November 20, 202321m
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The Christmas season is when homeschool moms tend to pile on the guilt. The stress is high and the to-do list is long and the holidays add an extra amount of pressure. And when you don't fulfill all of your obligations, the default is to feel like a failure.

How is homeschool supposed to get done, along with the traveling, Christmas traditions, special activities, and performances? There just aren't enough hours in the day for a homeschool mom to do it all.

But you really want to feel like you are making forward progress with your children's education. How can you keep up?

Today, I am sharing 3 options for your family to navigate the holiday season, all the while including home education.

Grab a pen and paper to take a few notes and then make your plans happen!

♥ Leigh

 

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