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Jun 28, 2022 13 min

A Simple Process to Start Planning Curriculum

from The Inspirational Educators Podcast Hosted by Nancy Mikhail

Whether you are taking the summer off or continuing to homeschool throughout the summer, planning for the next year could be beneficial. You’ll thank yourself if you at least plan an overview of what you are going to do for the first few months of the school year. Planning curriculum for the year could be an overwhelming and daunting task. From choosing the right curriculum to figuring out what your child needs to learn, it’s definitely a big task to say the least. Some parents have curriculum and resources but don’t know where to start. The thought of planning it out in a systematic way or too many resources can be too much. Listen to this episode for a simple way to start planning for the next school year. Find some ready-made project-based learning resources to REALLY engage your children. Visit www.buildaproject.net/shop for ready-made and ready-to-implement projects. If you're finding you would like support with planning for your child specifically, I work one-on-one with parents to create a customized, personalized plan for YOUR child. Connect with me! Instagram: build_a_project Facebook: buildaproject TikTok: nancybap [email protected] Visit www.buildaproject.net for project-based learning resources & to set up a free Strategy Call!

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