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Hello Mom!

Are you feeling a bit overwhelmed with homeschooling? Have you just made the decision to homeschool and wonder how to jump in to this adventure? Could it be one of those days when you'd like to pack your kids into the van and drop them off at the registration desk of the local p.s. (public school)?

We all have those days! Well, most of us. I know some moms who seem to have been born with a Homeschool Mom badge on (you know who you are!) but for most of us, there are those days! I think we all struggle to juggle all our duties: mom, wife, homeschool teacher, church member/worker, good neighbor, and more. But as you get organized and catch the vision, it gets lots easier and the fun will outweigh the "overwhelm".

Come with me and build your homeschool from "survival" to "super"! Each day can get better. Nobody gets there overnight. It takes practice to learn to homeschool well. I've been at it for 18 years and finally feel like I am beginning to get a little comfy in my teacher's "hat". . . and suddenly I'm running out of kids to homeschool! I would feel it a privilege and an honor to be a part of strengthening your family and your homeschool!

These are easy little assignments, but if you take them seriously, you'll notice a difference in the climate of your homeschool immediately. It will get happier. More fun. You'll enjoy your children more. They will think homeschool is great.

We'll eventually work on: setting up a schedule, creating a teaching plan, disciplining and getting respect for mom as teacher, motivating kids to happily do their work, making teaching and learning fun, and more. We'll go with easy steps. You'll see that YOU CAN DO IT!

The rewards?
*getting to know and like and love your kids
*learning something yourself (I have a college degree but I definitely learned what I know in homeschool, not in college!)
*greater family unity
*teens who listen to your advice because they've grown up respecting you
*academic excellence of which you will be amazed!
*more mature kids who are not so prone to peer pressure
*stronger faith in God and less worldliness
*upbeat happiness in your home!

YOU CAN DO IT! Your love for your child makes you the most qualified teacher.

: 0 ) Diane Hopkins

P.S. As soon as you do Assignment #1, you can move on to #2, and so forth. Just don't overwhelm yourself. One assignment a week will do, or you can plan to do a few a week. I just don't want you getting stressed and feeling like you have to do more and more. You are already doing quite a bit, just to be involved in homeschooling (whether you are just starting, or "keeping on"). So, keep up what you are doing, and try to add one assignment at a time until you and your family feel the benefit and think you want more.

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Hi!

I am Diane Hopkins, mother of 7 children (ages 12 to 32) whom I have had the privilege of homeschooling over the past 18 years. I'm a mom, just like you, and have those fabulous days and those not-so-good days like we all do. My hope in writing is to share experiences, and hopefully we can encourage one another in this wonderful, intense adventure of childraising--that is really what homeschooling is, after all.