It’s Easy To Make Holistic Homeschooling Fun For Your Child: Here Are Five Ways! | HomeSchoolToGo

Basically, Holistic Homeschooling means that you learn at home. Over 2.3 million kids in the United States are Holistically Homeschooled, and that’s just in the United States.

There are many reasons why Holistic Homeschooling is becoming more popular in the 21st century. To start with, parents who know what they’re doing want to be a big part of their kids’ learning and protect them from bullying at school.

 

Holistic Homeschooling: Is it going to become a monotonous, repetitive, and incompetent task? 

 

– Most people who think about Holistic Homeschooling think about this question a lot.

So, let’s put your fears about Holistically Homeschooled kids to rest first.

You know, it’s not true that Holistically Homeschooled kids aren’t as smart as their peers who go to school. People who go to Holistic Homeschool usually score 15 to 30 points above people who go to school. Similar results happen a lot when people take the SAT and the ACT to get into college.

As many reasons as there are for you to Holistic Homeschool your child, making it fun for your child can be a hard task. You are no longer just a parent or a teacher. You are now both. When you Holistic Homeschool your ward, you have to do both jobs at the same time.

You can make Holistic Homeschooling fun for your child and for you, too! We’ve put together five easy ways to make it that way.

 

Use these 5 S’s to keep boredom at bay and make Holistic Homeschooling as fun or even more fun than going to school.

1. Making smart plans is the best way to keep boredom at bay every day.

During the process of making a daily schedule for your child, think about how long they can focus on one thing at a time. After a few days, you’ll be able to figure out your child’s concentration patterns. Most parents with a child who is 5 or 6 years old are Holistic Homeschool for two hours a day, but this isn’t always true. If your child is having trouble learning, you can always change this to fit their needs better.

 

Here are a few quick tips to help you keep boredom at bay when you’re learning every day:

 

• Do not pick more than a third of all the subjects every day. It might be better to only teach three or four out of the eight subjects each day.
• Club a lot of different things together. Maths and English, for example, are usually more interesting than Maths and Chemistry.
• Give your child at least 10-15 minutes of break time after each session, because it helps to clear the mind and make the brain work better.
• The timetable should be changed every two to three months to better fit your child’s needs.
• Having a set start and endpoint for a subject is important, but don’t make that a hard and fast rule for the amount of time you spend on it.
• You don’t want to go over the number of hours you spend studying. Keep the goal in mind (about 3-5 hours per day)

1. It’s important to plan social activities for them.

For some reason, Holistic Homeschooling is almost always linked to being socially awkward, which is kind of weird. Here we go. Let’s disprove this myth, then. No, Holistic Homeschooling doesn’t make people become recluses. It just protects kids from being bullied and other mental problems that they don’t need.

Here are some ways you can help your child get the benefits of social interaction while they are Holistically Homeschooled:

• In a nearby park, there are a lot of other kids to play with. You can set up regular playtimes for your child there.
• Make your child go to community events, charity shows, and other places where they can sing, dance, and speak in front of people.
• Invite parents with kids in the same age group as your child to meet up.
• In your city, you can go to workshops for kids and their parents. There, your child will be able to meet a lot of kids their own age.
• Getting private tutors to help your child with certain subjects can also help your child have more social interactions.
• Be your child’s best friend, but let go when they are in a group.

 

1. Design and teach with your heart.

There are a lot of resources today that can help you design a curriculum for your Holistic Homeschooling program, and many of them are free. Many blogs and counselors can help you get through the huge syllabus for each grade. The internet has a list of books.

 

But what’s most important is that you keep the faff out of the way and focus on teaching your child the most important things. Because Holistically Homeschooled kids are more used to deep diving, they do better on tests. Spend enough time reading books before you buy them. Before you buy a lot of books on your own, talk to other parents about what they think.

 

Keep your child excited about school by making it fun for them. Simple ways:

 

• It’s a good idea for you to take your child to planetariums and science parks, as well as educational trips.
• YouTube has a lot of interactive videos and animations that you can use to teach.
• It’s a good idea to let your child compete in quizzes and other things.
• Help them connect their studies to real-life situations. For example, show them that thunder comes after lightning because light moves faster than sound does.

1. Be Unpredictable

People get bored when there is a lot of predictability. But you don’t always have to take your child to a Star Wars movie to get them bored. It’s all about being able to think on your feet when you’re Holistic Homeschooling your child. Surprises can add a lot of fun to your daily routine, so throw them in now and then.

Here are some ideas to help you think of simple ways to break up the monotony:

• A bowl of popcorn or a chocolate bar can be a great way to surprise your child and show them how much you care.
• Declare surprise holidays. There is nothing better than getting a day off at the last minute.
• It’s better to teach a subject together with your child’s favorite things. Suppose your child likes painting. Make a note. How about painting the periodic table in one class?
• If your child starts to fall asleep while reading a book, ask them to go flower picking. You can ask them to bring back some flowers and rocks.

Use these clues and start surprising right away, and boredom will never be able to get in again!

1. Simple ways to teach and test at intervals.

A worksheet, a dictation, a 5-minute puzzle, and so on are some easy ways to add tests to your daily study plans. When your child takes an exam, it can make them feel small. You can keep the learning going with small tests in between the lessons. Do this, and you won’t get bored very often!

When a person’s brain is challenged, it gets exciting. Keep your child interested in school by giving them small tests from time to time.

The following are some ways to make tests and Holistic Homeschooling more fun:

• Take colored copies of worksheets for kids who are younger.
• It’s a good idea to put their favorite cartoons or sports equipment or food on the question paper as a doodle that they can see.

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