Year Round Homeschooling or various forms of homeschooling throughout the calendar year are gaining traction and becoming increasingly mainstream homeschooling. Yet, still there are some that have concerns about homeschooling year round.
Simply put, homeschooling year round is when homeschoolers decide not to take an extended summer break, but smaller breaks throughout the school year. Homeschooling year round looks different for every homeschool family, but it consistently eliminates the long summer break.
This is an easy answer. There is just more. More time to accomplish those things that you feel will better enrich your children, more learning, more consistent achievement since there are no extended breaks, more opportunities, and hopefully less stress!
Some are cautious about joining year round homeschoolers because they feel they won’t have enough vacation days to keep their sanity. This is definitely not true. With year round homeschooling you can schedule your “breaks” at any time, there is just not an extended 3 month summer break. So, have we caught your interest? Let’s look at the nitty gritty of how homeschooling year round can transform a homeschool.
The benefits of encouraging learning throughout the year are numerous. In fact, we love this informative infographic that SecularHomeschool.com created. It really spells it out!
Our Year Round Example
May 22, 2017
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