For me, organization is one of the most important things. For 2023-2024 I'm testing out the crate system, so I got the crate, all the file folders with labels, I'm tearing apart all my curriculum, sorting it, laminating things to re-use, etc. It makes me feel better because I'm paying so much for curriculum but getting the most out of it with multiple uses for all my kids!
I'm so happy you linked your pens! I've seen you use them in a few planning videos and was wondering which they were! I have a different style of frixion pens, but missed the felt tip!
Must-haves for us: *Ikea Kallax shelves *Globe *Frixion pens *Hi-polymer erasers *Small whiteboard *Gazillion bookmarks! *Ecotank budget printer Love but not must-haves: *iPad *Kindle with bluetooth headphones (for audio books) *Chromebook laptop *Rolling cart because it’s serving as my school time end-table and storage for books currently used *Yeti coffee mug because coffee otherwise gets cold and it’s dishwasher safe *Smart tv for quick streaming from my phone *Container of art supplies
@@priscillashaw5715 My son uses it for typing up things and a typing program. The same could be accomplished by adding a keyboard to a tablet. The Chromebook, like the iPad, has good parental security.
Clipboard, Library Card, notebooks, pencils, Bible. That's bare minimum and can do it, like to have Internet, laptop, our home library and curriculum books, colored pencils and paint, science kits as my like to haves
Hey girl! I absolutely loved all your Homeschool favorites! I’ve been wanting to get a spiral binder machine, so I’m definitely going to look into the one you recommended. Have a beautiful week! 🌺
Shinythingitis is painful when your budget is extremely limited 😅 Our library allows us to check out a 1 day family pass to a few different local museums
My must haves are: lighted globe, page protectors for notebooking, whiteboards(I bought a large one from Lowes and cut it into four and then bound edges with duct tape, a date stamp to stamp math pages (so worth the money), paper cutter and long reach stapler for lapbooking, a light table to help with tracing pictures for lapbooking which is so nice for kids who are intimidated by drawing things.
I couldn't agree with your #1 more. Our local libraries are such a treasure. One of them even just created a Makery with a laminator, cricut and laser engraver. Some of those cost for the materials but everything seems very reasonable. And they even have Yoto mini players and cards, as well as Tonieboxes that can be checked out. Seeing this room made my homeschool mama heart so happy.
I love these show and tells that you guys create and that you open it up to other RUclipsrs! (I hope you keep doing it. I plan to join the playlist one of these days) I've been watching you for about 3 years! Thanks for being such an amazing resource! I recently recommended you as a resource for how you do game schooling! It's so wonderful to see all the creativity and talent that you put in to all you and your husband do.
Absolutely love your checklist we have been using it since we started homeschooling. Must haves for us is my homeschool cart, white board, markers, my stapler, scrunch maps, hoopla app, homeschool groups for group discounts for fieldtrips
Must Haves for us: *library card * family passes to the museum, zoo, etc *computer/laptop *color laser printer that prints double sided * proclick * hi polymer erasers * Post it flags - I use these like bookmarks to keep place in books and curriculum * electric pencil sharpener Splurges * Canon Ivy - (like the sprocket) * Microscope that hooks up to our computer so everyone can see what’s going on * nice telescope
So, I wanted to get the little e-readers for my kids, but the librarian told me these don't allow the cloud library app, so I would have to purchase books. How do you get your library rentals on your paperwhite for you and your daughter? Just curious. I can't find one similar and this size would be perfect for my kids and travel!
Well im a horrible homeschool. We don't have access to a library 😕 Yeah I have a printer it's not working..im a failure as a homeschool mom. I also find reading ebooks very difficult im completely horrible 😞
For me, organization is one of the most important things. For 2023-2024 I'm testing out the crate system, so I got the crate, all the file folders with labels, I'm tearing apart all my curriculum, sorting it, laminating things to re-use, etc. It makes me feel better because I'm paying so much for curriculum but getting the most out of it with multiple uses for all my kids!
I'm so happy you linked your pens! I've seen you use them in a few planning videos and was wondering which they were! I have a different style of frixion pens, but missed the felt tip!
Must haves
-library card
-computer
-white board with markers
-laser printer
-laminator and coil binder
-planner
Shiny things
-3D printer
-sprocket (thanks Jessica lol)
-ALL the games!
-subscription boxes and kits
Scrunch maps! ❤ I had no idea of their existence- thank you!
Must-haves for us:
*Ikea Kallax shelves
*Globe
*Frixion pens
*Hi-polymer erasers
*Small whiteboard
*Gazillion bookmarks!
*Ecotank budget printer
Love but not must-haves:
*iPad
*Kindle with bluetooth headphones (for audio books)
*Chromebook laptop
*Rolling cart because it’s serving as my school time end-table and storage for books currently used
*Yeti coffee mug because coffee otherwise gets cold and it’s dishwasher safe
*Smart tv for quick streaming from my phone
*Container of art supplies
What do you use Chrome books for
@@priscillashaw5715 My son uses it for typing up things and a typing program. The same could be accomplished by adding a keyboard to a tablet. The Chromebook, like the iPad, has good parental security.
-planner
-twinkl subscription
-library card
-car
-national trust membership
-clipboard with storage
Clipboard, Library Card, notebooks, pencils, Bible. That's bare minimum and can do it, like to have Internet, laptop, our home library and curriculum books, colored pencils and paint, science kits as my like to haves
We absolutely love our whiteboards. The kids enjoy them for math and spelling.
Just have to say that I LOVE you promoted the library card first!!
Hey girl! I absolutely loved all your Homeschool favorites! I’ve been wanting to get a spiral binder machine, so I’m definitely going to look into the one you recommended. Have a beautiful week! 🌺
Shinythingitis is painful when your budget is extremely limited 😅
Our library allows us to check out a 1 day family pass to a few different local museums
Hi! I enjoy your videos. Will you be doing a 2023-2024 show & tell series? I just found you and I would love to join in someday
I love my laminator, ProClick and paper cutter too!
My must haves are: lighted globe, page protectors for notebooking, whiteboards(I bought a large one from Lowes and cut it into four and then bound edges with duct tape, a date stamp to stamp math pages (so worth the money), paper cutter and long reach stapler for lapbooking, a light table to help with tracing pictures for lapbooking which is so nice for kids who are intimidated by drawing things.
I couldn't agree with your #1 more. Our local libraries are such a treasure. One of them even just created a Makery with a laminator, cricut and laser engraver. Some of those cost for the materials but everything seems very reasonable. And they even have Yoto mini players and cards, as well as Tonieboxes that can be checked out. Seeing this room made my homeschool mama heart so happy.
I love these show and tells that you guys create and that you open it up to other RUclipsrs! (I hope you keep doing it. I plan to join the playlist one of these days) I've been watching you for about 3 years! Thanks for being such an amazing resource! I recently recommended you as a resource for how you do game schooling! It's so wonderful to see all the creativity and talent that you put in to all you and your husband do.
Absolutely love your checklist we have been using it since we started homeschooling. Must haves for us is my homeschool cart, white board, markers, my stapler, scrunch maps, hoopla app, homeschool groups for group discounts for fieldtrips
I am so glad you find them helpful!
Must Haves for us:
*library card
* family passes to the museum, zoo, etc
*computer/laptop
*color laser printer that prints double sided
* proclick
* hi polymer erasers
* Post it flags - I use these like bookmarks to keep place in books and curriculum
* electric pencil sharpener
Splurges
* Canon Ivy - (like the sprocket)
* Microscope that hooks up to our computer so everyone can see what’s going on
* nice telescope
Which microscope did you go with? This is our next thing
Our must haves
Whiteboard
Staples Better Binder for our portfolio
Laptop
Printer
Paper cutter (its a hand saver for sure!) ❤
I love your channel, also thanks 🙏 for every email you send to me it’s very helpful ❤
Thank you for sharing.. do you have a link for the reusable binder spines? Or can you share what they are and where you got them?
So, I wanted to get the little e-readers for my kids, but the librarian told me these don't allow the cloud library app, so I would have to purchase books. How do you get your library rentals on your paperwhite for you and your daughter? Just curious. I can't find one similar and this size would be perfect for my kids and travel!
Do you have anything on presidents?
When will you share the subjects that you plan to do for next school year?
Well im a horrible homeschool. We don't have access to a library 😕
Yeah I have a printer it's not working..im a failure as a homeschool mom.
I also find reading ebooks very difficult im completely horrible 😞
What brand of tangrams/ pattern blocks do you use?
does proclick have larger spines?
What you have the link for the spines? And the binder?
I don't see the link for the checklists.
You can get them here: www.thewaldockway.com/grade-level-checklists-2/
Do you find your pages fall out or rip easy with that binder? Thats the problem ive been having its not a pro click tho
Where do I find the grade check off list?
You can find them here: www.thewaldockway.com/grade-level-checklists-2/
What kind of printer do you recommend?
I usually use my phone or ipad for Kindle. Is there a difference in using an actual Kindle?
The one big difference is if you get a paper white kindle I have noticed a huge difference in eye strain.
The eye strain is a huge one for me. The other is I don't get distracted by a phone, lol
New sub here. Thanks for sharing! I also have a channel mainly about homeschooling. How does one get into a monthly collab?
Just film a video and add it to the playlist once Rooted in Rest posts it.
@@TheWaldockWay thank you! how do you know the topic I’m advance?
You must be losing weight! How are you doing it?