Many mothers are facing homeschool for the very first time. If you are bringing children home from public school to homeschool, you may be wondering how you'll ever manage. Maybe this quick how-to will help you evaluate where you are and what you need to be thinking about. Look the Part Children are used to going to school on the first day of the new school year and seeing a decorated schoolroom, bulletin boards, name tags, and other well thought out preparations for the new school year. It really doesn't take much effort, but in this case, a little goes a long way.
School supplies are on sale right now, which is a good reason to stock up anyway.
But the mental fresh start that new markers create makes them well worth the few dollars you spend on them. I like to buy each child a new pencil box with scissors, glue stick, crayons and a few new pencils in it. If you don't have the luxury of a school room, the kitchen table works fine. Just make sure there is a spot for each child's books and supplies. This can be a portion of a bookshelf or just a decorated cardboard box from the grocery store.