Homeschool Considerations

Last week, we talked about making the decision to home school your kids.  There is a lot that goes into making that decision.
And I realize, for some, you may have been home schooling for several years.  But if this is something new to you, then this particular blog issue is for you. 
Some questions you may need to consider might be:

•  What about costs?
• How can I find out what my child needs to learn?
• What about my state laws regarding home schooling?
• How do I find the time to do this so my kids will have a decent education and prepare them for college or vocational studies while I work?

And there will be more questions based on what’s going on in your life.  I will assure you of this one thing though.
As a parent, you may tend to be tougher on your child because you want the best for them.  You’ll want them to become self starters, disciplined, and develop healthy work and social habits that will serve them well in their careers.
We also had to consider whether we would be able to travel with our child and how much would the state allow on that. 
What other questions are you facing in making the decision to homeschool your child?  Comment below and let us know how you are handling the situation.  If you already homeschool, what things did you have to consider?
Thanks for joining me again.  On the next post we will talk about knowing what to teach your child for your child’s grade level.  And in future posts, we'll tackle some of these and other questions.
I invite your thoughts and questions.  Look forward to hearing from you.
Until then,
Lexi

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