Our 2025-2026 Homeschool Curriculum, Schedule Plans, Resource Links, and Daily Routine – Tons of FREE resources!
It’s that time of year again for us… time to get the next school year planned out. We technically finished up our 2024-2025 school year before Easter but I’ve been busy with the garden and such so I am just now getting around to making our new schedule.
It is always SO TEMPTING to take a few months off to just focus on this house but I know from past experience that this doesn’t go well and that it takes FOREVER to get a couple of the kids back into the school routine. You can read more about last year’s curriculum and routines HERE.
Having a little extra wiggle room in our schedule means that we can take off more time around the holidays and I can take a week off for new grandbabies too! We also love taking the time between Thanksgiving and Christmas to just reflect on the reason for the season and it gives us time to do fun things with the family too.
Last year we switched to more of a Charlotte Mason-style approach and it was GREAT for the most part. We still have a couple of kids who just hate anything to do with math so that’s been a little challenging but we’re making progress. We’ve also really enjoyed using some of the FREE courses with Under the Home Homeschool.
A couple of the kiddos went with one of their big sisters and husband for the weekend so the house was surprisingly quiet… I used the time to sit down and get our new year planned out and organized. We will have an ‘official’ kindergartner this year too… sobbing quietly to myself… that means a little extra planning to include her but she already sits with us during school so it shouldn’t be too much of a transition.
FREE Homeschool Planning Scratchpad
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Pandemic changes
How have you adapted to the changes brought on by the Covid-19 pandemic?
Wow! This was a question I’ve actually been thinking about a lot lately.
Our lives have changed a lot since the pandemic… I’m sure others can relate to this as well.
We had just moved into our current home and I was pregnant with little Shyanne… what an experience! It was a high risk pregnancy and I had to attend most appointments alone.
The pregnancy and complications made that time more difficult in itself. It was definitely one of the most challenging experiences of my life… even without the added challenges from the pandemic.
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Biblical Feasts: Fall Feast Resources
THE BIBLICAL FEASTS MASTER SCRIPTURE SHEET
Simple Ways to Make the Biblical Feasts Feel Special on a Budget
Here are some posts and resources we have made regarding the Fall Feasts:
Free Comprehensive Biblical Feasts & Sabbath Family Study Guide!
Fall Feasts
The Christian Fall Feast Planning Guide
Exploring God’s Calendar: Introducing Our Christian Fall Feast Unit Studies for Kids
Feast of Trumpets/Yom Teruah:
This is the day that we are reminded that Jesus will be coming back and the angels will blow trumpets to signal his return! The kids love this one as they get to blow the Shofar.
Biblical Feasts: Feast of the Trumpets Resources
Biblical Feasts: Feast of the Trumpets Menu & Activities
YOM TERUAH -THE FEAST OF TRUMPETS Planning Guide
Day of Atonement/Yom Kippur:
This is a solemn Feast day, often accompanied by a 24-hour fast, when we remember the sacrifice Jesus made on the cross to atone for our sins.
Biblical Feasts: Day of Atonement Resources
Biblical Feasts: Day of Atonement Menu & Activities
Feast of Tabernacles/Sukkot:
We are reminded that God sheltered the Israelites after they left Egypt. We are also reminded that Jesus ‘tabernacled’ or lived among us for a while, and that God will rebuild the Earth, and everyone will be taught the laws to live by.
Think ‘Thanksgiving’ and Christmas rolled into one… so much to be grateful for and so many ways to show our thankfulness for all of God’s blessings on us!
Biblical Feasts: A Sukkot Menu & Activities
Biblical Feasts: Celebrating Sukkot as a Christian
A Seven-Day Christian Sukkot Unit Study About the Seven Traditional Guests
Feast of the 8th Day/The last great day:
We are reminded that God will resurrect those who have died, and we will be reunited with our friends and family. This will be the GREATEST DAY EVER!
Learn more about the Biblical Feasts HERE.
You can check out our other posts on Biblical Feasts using the links below:
Transform Your Celebrations: Biblical vs. Traditional
Embracing New Family Traditions in Homeschooling
Here are some other posts that you might find helpful for planning your Biblical Feast celebrations:
Check out our Biblical Feasts Pinterest Board for More Ideas!
Free Party Planning Printables!
Perpetual Menus – with meal plan suggestions for va
