Written By: Wislaine

Every day isn’t created the same when homeschooling. Some days you will find yourself overwhelmed from the days before. You may have created a schedule your always readjusting, adding and removing lessons based on your children needs. It doesn’t mean your not teaching. Your just going with the flow. You know what works best for your family.

In my house I have a scientist, mathematician, dancer, artist, chef, athlete, stunt man and more. They are my children. They love to learn. The way they learn is different and I can adjust and readjust based on their needs. They have no limit. My daughter doesn’t have to wait to be in the six grade to show interest in six grade work. If she is interested in a new subject or harder work I can accommodate her without asking for permission. I don’t unschool my children but some days my children makes special requests.

Children are sponges and this is why everyday isn’t made equal in my household. They do learn everyday. Bible study is mandatory everyday in my home. Some days we may add an extra 30- 60 minutes to a subject that intrigues them. My son has ADHD and his learning style is completely different from my daughters. He gets more frequent breaks to burn energy. He usually love reading at night time. Sometimes he will beg me to keep learning and I keep teaching. Some days he want computer work. Everyday is different and the they do learn all required and needed subjects.

Sometimes I may school them 6 times a week. On holidays I may have my children complete math, reading and watch educational videos or documentaries. For instance, on President Day they watched videos about the presidents and my daughter read a book about the presidents.

Published by Chery F.

Hello and welcome to my corner of the internet! My name is Chery, and I'm delighted to have you here. I wear multiple hats in life: I am a devoted Christian, a homeschooling mom, a military spouse, a military mom, and a passionate content creator. I truly believe in the power of sharing experiences and knowledge to inspire and support others, which is why I have embarked on this journey of vlogging and blogging. As a homeschool mom, my faith plays a central role in my life and parenting. It guides my values, decisions, and the education I provide to my children. I find immense joy in witnessing their growth and development, both academically and spiritually, within the nurturing environment of our homeschool. It's a privilege to be able to tailor their education to their unique needs and interests while instilling a solid foundation in Christian values. Being a military spouse and a military mom has its own set of challenges and rewards. It requires flexibility, adaptability, and strength, as we navigate through frequent moves, deployments, and the uncertainties that come with military life. I have always had a passion for writing and storytelling, and this passion led me to establish lastminutehomeschool.com. This platform serves as a hub of information, resources, and inspiration for those who are considering or currently pursuing homeschooling. I strive to offer practical tips, curriculum recommendations, and personal anecdotes that will assist families in making informed decisions and finding success on their homeschooling journey. In 2018, I founded LastMinuteHomeschooler.com and now LastMinuteHomeschool.com, a platform dedicated to assisting families in their last-minute homeschooling decisions and providing them with the necessary tools to make their homeschooling experience a success. I understand the challenges that arise when faced with unexpected transitions and circumstances, and my goal is to ease the stress by offering guidance and encouragement. I invite you to join me as we navigate through life's adventures together. Thank you for taking the time to visit my website. I hope you find inspiration, information, and a sense of belonging here. Feel free to explore my blog, watch my vlogs, and connect with me. I look forward to getting to know you and walking alongside you on this beautiful journey called life. Blessings, Chery

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