What is a Morning Basket + What is in Ours?!?! Homeschool Curriculum 2021-2022

Get some coffee and let's chat about Morning Baskets!
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[angela.braniff]

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[georronchi]

I'm 22 years old, I don´t have kids and I currently live in a country where it's not an option to homeschool (Argentina) but still I LOVE watching your videos while doing something cause your voice is really peaceful and calming, at this point I honestly think that I'd watch your videos even if you're talking about plants for an hour. sending lots of love and prayers for you and your family.

[megsthriftedlife]

Love this! I didn't know this was the thing, but last year I just decided to start having circle time in the morning. And it was such a wonderful experience with both of my kids, and it really helped to warm them up to the school morning instead of just like throwing them into it first thing❤

[lindag.]

"There is nothing new in education. Just new names for it." I learned this from a veteran teacher as I was starting out.

[teeandkids]

“I just don’t have time or energy to do that”
Well ain’t that the truth! ♥️

[jenniferascolese]

LOVE seeing homeschool content again! I've missed this so much; and I always love gaining insight from all of your experience and wisdom!

[mjumbo]

We started homeschooling last year and we are getting ready for our 2nd year using Abeka accredited program...the program is very overwhelming and put a lot of stress on me and my family however towards the end i realized we can divide and conquer the curriculum. As a stay at home dad ive been branching out to see how other families homeschool and I am really glad I found your channel. I really found this video helpful and thank you for taking the time to create this content. I am glad to be a homeschooling dad and know my kids are learning way more then they were when going to public school.

[thenestingplace]

I enjoyed how simple you kept it. I’ve been overwhelmed when hearing others talk about morning baskets but think I will try this for our year

[kimjaymama]

Morning basket is our favorite anchor of the day!! Great description. It is such a pliable tool in the homeschool mama's tool box. We like “ a gentle feast’s” morning time for hymn, bible, memory, etc. We also add pilgrims progress, character, catechism, sing a song of seasons!

We also do an afternoon basket with the non mappers ;)

[quiverfullmomma]

Great! I'm on yr 22 of homeschooling and this is our first yr having a morning basket. I actually made morning baskets for each of my children

[dianaroos]

I have three kids that we totally homeschooled and graduated and 2 out of the 3 went on to college. Loved every minute and miss doing it.

[marybell]

The Hiding Place is such a life changing book. I'm glad you are teaching your kids her story.

[rebeccafalkner]

We have a three year old daughter and a son on the way. We are 100% committed to homeschooling. We feel so supported by people like you who are providing resources like this. We both went to a mix of private and public school and don’t personally know anyone who was homeschooled so this is all new for us. We couldn’t be more excited to educate at home and have freedom, flexibility and values at the heart of our schooling.

[theresabooth]

I did a summer morning basket this summer about nature.
My 5 yr old is in public school but I always find something I want to add to her learning when I watch your homeschool videos.
Thank you for sharing with us.

[bridgetbetler]

I’ve been homeschooling my kiddos from the beginning and my oldest is a senior this year!!! It’s gone by way too fast and I’m so glad God led us this “road less taken” as it has made all the difference! We love our morning basket time. Everyone participates from age 2-17. We even did it when my oldest was in kindergarten and we called it “circle time.” I believe though that Cindy Rollins was the originator of the idea, but Pam Barnhill was able to market it as a “morning basket” as well as podcast about it (and now the morning time plans).

[gwendolynrobinson]

My husband and I are young and don't have kids yet, we were both public schooled but my dad has been encouraging us to consider homeschooling our future children for a while now, even while I was still in public school myself haha. I haven't been super interested for a while because I enjoyed public school myself, but these videos have definitely piqued my interest a lot :)

[CupfullofLove]

I love homeschooling! I homeschool all my children, our morning time is where we cover so many subjects all in one and have so much fun!!

[Single_Mama_Side_Hustle]

Absolutely love this. Can you link the all about me and apple unit?

[SimplyLivingIt]

We have so many similar items in our morning basket! It is honestly one of my most favorite parts of our homeschool day! 💜 Love all your homeschooling videos, friend!

[susilangdon]

That was super helpful! I really like the idea of having the kids work on handwriting while you read to them! For our kids (ages 6 and 3) I read a chapter while they eat their afternoon snack which has worked really well for our family. My husband grew up with his mom reading a couple chapters over lunch time. I really want to instill a love of reading in my children, just like my dad did in me.