Homeschool Bullet Journal Flip Through - Secular Homeschool in NYC

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  • Опубликовано: 25 ноя 2024
  • Using a homeschool bullet journal is a great way to plan or keep records for your homeschool. In this video, I flip through my homeschool bullet journal to show you how I've set it up. New to our channel? We're the Sognonvi family from Homeschool Wherever. We're a multiracial, secular homeschooling family based in New York City.
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Комментарии • 15

  • @herecomesthesunhomeschool
    @herecomesthesunhomeschool 3 года назад +1

    This is wonderful, thank you for sharing!

  • @happynaturalist1793
    @happynaturalist1793 2 года назад

    This is very inspiring! I love that you are methodical but you are also open to the flexibility of schooling based on your travel and even Unschooling. You just gained a subscriber!

  • @mama-yael
    @mama-yael 3 года назад +2

    I loved this flip through! I’ve been thinking about using a bullet journal to plan for homeschool (newbie to HS too!), and it was helpful to see what you included. Thanks, mama!

  • @mama-yael
    @mama-yael 3 года назад

    Loved this flip through, it was so helpful to see what you included and hear you talk through how you’ve been using the journal so far. Thank you, mama!

  • @SevenInAll
    @SevenInAll 4 года назад +1

    Thanks for sharing your bullet journal! I bullet journal for myself, more as a creative journaling hobby...I've never done it for homeschool. It was really fun to watch your flip-through.

    • @HomeschoolWherever
      @HomeschoolWherever  4 года назад

      Thank you! Yes it’s been working great for homeschooling! As you see I use it more for record keeping than planning (I don’t really do that much planning lol) but it’s been fun to get into the decorative stuff as a hobby 😀

  • @ProjectHappyHome
    @ProjectHappyHome 4 года назад

    I loved peeking inside your bullet journal! I did bullet journals twice for homeschooling, and I think I’m going to revert to them for good. I’ve always been an avid Hobonichi fan for my own journaling/planning needs, and I think my brain just works better when I have some freedom to plan my own way. 🥳 Loved your plethora of logs - definitely going to incorporate some in mine!

  • @planwithmarisol
    @planwithmarisol 4 года назад +1

    Amazing! I so love bullet journaling but I would have to find my patience and time to be able to do it again. Currently just admiring others journals.

    • @HomeschoolWherever
      @HomeschoolWherever  4 года назад +1

      Haha I spend a lot of time admiring journals too. Wish I had some skill or talent in hand-lettering or illustration but all I know how to do is tear pieces of washi tape 🤣

    • @planwithmarisol
      @planwithmarisol 4 года назад

      @@HomeschoolWherever Still an art form and you do it wonderfully. Lol.

  • @lifelovejourney
    @lifelovejourney 3 года назад

    Love this!! I am new to homeschooling. My daughter is almost 12 but it's so great to find a homeschool family with similar philosophies. We love to travel too!! New sub

  • @OurHomeschoolCastle
    @OurHomeschoolCastle 4 года назад +1

    You made a planner zine! So great!! ❤️ I add all the websites and passwords in our planner. No way I can remember them all 😅

  • @weirdandlazy1
    @weirdandlazy1 4 года назад +1

    How do you teach two grades at once?

    • @HomeschoolWherever
      @HomeschoolWherever  4 года назад +2

      Good question! I should do a video on this down the line, maybe sharing how different families handle it. For us, it's pretty easy because the girls are only a few years apart. So we actually use the same material for both, and then I just adjust the assignments/expectations based on their grade. So if we're doing a project at the end of each unit study, I expect a little more detail and depth from my older daughter compared to my younger daughter. But other families also have different strategies of doing this, so maybe I'll share some of those down the line too!