If you want to homeschool but think you’re not financially in a position to homeschool your child, read this. I spend less than $100 a year homeschooling, and here’s how I do it.
I want to preface this by saying when I made this plan I had nothing. No money, no job, no support and a broken spirit — but one that was ready to recover. My mother and siblings probably would’ve flat-out told me NO, but when you do what you did you get what you got. If my children get what I got, I will be very upset, to say the least. I have a four year old daughter and a one year old son who love homeschooling. (Yes, I teach a one year old — he’s not just watching baby music videos.)
I must say it is exhausting, but I also must say it is satisfying and oh-so worth it.
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#1 USE THE LIBRARY
The library has been a game-changer for us, specifically after my daughter learned to read. My daughter is motivated and encouraged to learn by not only me but a variety of visitors and staff. They frequently have free programs and workshops. Some daily, some weekly, some…
