Homeschool Year End Review & Reflections | Homeschool Show & Tell Series

Join us as we reflect on the homeschool year together. We share our favorite moments, things we wish we had done more of as well as things we wish we had done less of.

- 𝐑𝐞𝐥𝐚𝐭𝐞𝐝 𝐁𝐥𝐨𝐠 𝐏𝐨𝐬𝐭𝐬 𝐘𝐨𝐮'𝐥𝐥 𝐄𝐧𝐣𝐨𝐲 -
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Homeschool Show & Tell is a series hosted by Abby from Rooted in Rest and Jessica from The Waldock Way. Our goal with the Homeschool Show & Tell series is to share the unique beauty that is homeschooling and that there is no single way to do it.

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[amandab.]

You guys are so great and connected to each other. Heart warming video.

[toshakelly]

Such a great video! I’m finishing our 20th year of homeschooling but our first year here in Florida. One of our biggest successes was my freshman started playing football with our local public school. It’s been so neat to watch him blossom and become a leader on his team. His coaches love him!
And I’d have to say that one of our favorite field trips was to the Pioneer Florida Museum in Dade City. They did a whole program on the civil war, which tied in nicely with us studying the war this year.
I truly love watching your videos! They give me such great ideas for where to travel here in FL!

[OnTheSamePageTogether]

I love the idea of a reflection survey for everyone involved in the school year! I am going to jot these questions down and ask my crew so that I have an idea of what to adjust for the next round!

[elizabethdirks]

Congratulations Waldock Family! Each year should get better and better. Y'all are such a fun and inspirational family! Our homeschool is year-round, so I love the reminder to mark a point in the year to reflect on all we have learned together. This year is botany themed, so we are thoroughly enjoying our science read-alouds and experiments. Honestly, academics aside, having our two children make their own breakfasts 2-3 times a week makes me the most proud. Also getting to get out and about a bit more now has been a welcome change. Thank you for your inspiring words. Always looking forward to your videos. :)

[Beepbopboop]

Oh what a lovely life 🤍 this is just what I needed to see. Thanks for the encouragement!

[marielapoint]

love your family we are also are a small family homeschooling a only child as my older child is living on own. I love seeing all that you do.

[SummerMeyers]

Emily is so articulate and thoughtful! Loved hearing your reflections for the year. ❤️

[leighfurline]

I love that you did this as a family. Kevin always makes me laugh. I taught my kids the 9’s times tables first using that hand trick. I think it’s one of the coolest tricks I learned in school: that and knowing my states in abc order. Lol

[lvlc]

Omg I laughed so hard! This was so cool and adorable.

[sunshinenanchor]

What a fun video! I’d love a video on your multiplication tricks. I knew the 9 product fact that Emily discovered but am so happy to have found the 9’s multiplication trick!

[HomegrownHomeschool]

I love how you guys did the reflection as a family. Your daughter is your twin 😍 it sounds like you guys had such a fun year!

[jessicabates]

Love this video! I have religious exemption (so no record keeping) but I love the reflection!

[curlygirlyac]

I’m the same way with math! It comes naturally and it’s hard to explain it. I find myself getting frustrated and saying, “I’m not sure how to explain it another way!”

[aliciamaxwell]

I love that y’all did this video as a family so everyone was able to share their thoughts on the homeschool year! I think our most memorable time from the homeschool year is about to happen, as we are heading to the Smoky Mountains for a week of fun and adventure!

[aubsavenue]

What a fun Year! I love that you did your review together as a family! I’d love to join your collaborations in the future if you ever need any more homeschoolers to join! 😊 I love watching and getting know all the different ways people do things and these collaborations you’ve put together are so helpful!

[eneidafernandez]

I just love watching your whole family interact. It's so beautiful...thank you for sharing your video

[patriciadimarco]

One of our favorite field trips was a turn of the century inventions day at cracker country.

[kellydugan]

You guys are such a fun family! Love seeing all three of you together.

I’m so curious why Kevin’s least favorite national park is Congaree. Never been but curious

[jacquelinevera]

So cute! Any tips on coming off of a bad homeschool year? Of course as a mom I feel disappointed. We've had a lot of life circumstances that just didn't allow us to do much.

[rhondabenz]

Emily, being a reader is so important! A teacher once told me that you learn more reading "on accident" through pleasure reading than you learn "on purpose" reading school texts.