How I Planned 36 Weeks of Homeschool Without Overplanning | Homeschool Planning

Planning 36 weeks of homeschool might sound like the opposite of flexible homeschooling, but for me, it’s actually about creating more flexibility and less mental load. I’m sharing how I planned our year, prepped resources ahead of time, and created a system the whole family can easily follow.
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AI GeneratedJessica shares her new strategy for planning 36 weeks of homeschooling for her high school daughter. Seeking a balance between structure and flexibility, she developed a system to reduce her mental load and allow other family members to lead lessons, ensuring the school year stays on track even when she is unavailable.
