I saw this in another group and loved reading the list so let give it a go! Starting with A, let’s find a descriptive word about homeschooling for each letter of the alphabet. Ready, set, go!

Whew, y’all… between Sukkot, camping in the freezing cold, and my basement flooding, we’ve been off our rhythm for a bit. I kept saying, “we’ll get back on schedule,” but honestly, what I really need is rhythm — not routine. The kind that feels like breathing again, not racing a clock. This week’s Torah portion is Bereishit (Genesis 1:1–6:8) — the story of God bringing order out of chaos. Perfect timing! So we’re starting small, just reading Torah together at breakfast again. It’s not fancy, but it’s peaceful. If your homeschool rhythm has been all over the place too, what’s one small thing that helps you reset? I’d love to hear what’s working for you right now. ☕📖

Ok, all my Skooling homeschoolers, this is the dilemma. I very easily get absorbed into my projects that I'm working on. Right now there are so many things. Building my community, making digital templates, making patterns, networking on Skool, trying to make social media content.... everything is just being pulled in so many directions. But I don't want my kids to be put on the back burner. With 5 of them at home, that is another whole set of busyness. How do you make sure your kids get everything they need when you get really busy?