Voice Notes from the Organized Homeschool

Sending voice notes to all my homeschooling besties! Listen in on my personal and guests' reflections, learnings, advice, stories of homeschooling, and more. We'll chat getting and staying organized, planning lessons, activities, playdates, prepping for the day and anything else homeschooling that comes up! theorganizedhomeschool.substack.com

Voice Notes from the Organized Homeschool is a kids podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 49 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  3 Tips for Planning Your Next Homeschool Year (From Inside Ready 2026)

  May 17, 20267 minS0

  <p>If “plan for next school year” is sitting on your mental to-do list and just looking at it makes you tired, then this one’s for you.</p><p>We’re three weeks into Ready 2026 (the 21-day planning group I’m hosting right now), and I’ve been paying close attention to what’s actually working for the moms inside. Not theory. Not what should work. What’s genuinely moving the needle for real homeschool moms planning a real school year.</p><p>In this episode, I’m sharing the three tips that keep coming up:</p><p>* Create a plan to plan. Be...

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  Prioritize You: The Mindsets That Keep Homeschool Moms Going

  May 7, 202617 minS0

  <p>As a homeschool mom, you’re carrying a lot. You’re not just mom. You’re teacher, schedule-keeper, curriculum-chooser, and everything in between. And somewhere in all of that, it’s really easy to put yourself last.</p><p>In this episode, I’m sharing the mindsets that keep me grounded, the ones I come back to when the weight of it all starts to feel like too much. We’re talking about what it actually means to do enough, why you don’t have to do it all, the power of treating your homeschool like an experiment, and why your happi...

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  21-Day Homeschool Planning System for the 2026-2027 School Year | Ready 2026 Group

  Apr 30, 20268 minS0

  <p>How to Plan Your Homeschool Year in 21 Days </p><p>Are you a homeschool mom feeling overwhelmed by planning the next school year? In this episode, I’m sharing my complete 21-day homeschool planning system designed to help you organize curriculum, set goals, and prepare for the 2026-2027 school year — without the stress and mental overload.</p><p>Whether you’re a new homeschooler making your first big decisions or a veteran homeschool parent returning for another year, this step-by-step homeschool planning framework will guide you through every decision you need to make.</p><p>What You’ll Learn in This...

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  Voice Note 33: Pivoting With Purpose: Tiffany’s Lessons from Year One of Homeschooling

  Nov 21, 20251h 36mS1

  <p>Your first year of homeschooling isn’t about perfection — it’s about pivoting with purpose.</p><p>In this episode, I talk with Tiffany Smith (@rooted.inlearning), a Florida homeschooling mom of two who made the transition from corporate life to full-time motherhood and homeschooling. Tiffany shares what her first year really looked like — the lessons, the pivots, the planning tweaks, and the wins that gave her confidence going into year two.</p><p>You’ll hear:</p><p>* Why kindergarten didn’t work for her daughter and how she trusted her intuition</p><p>* What the “learning year” looked like in r...

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  From Principal to Homeschooling for Freedom — My Story on The Torch Mom Podcast

  Nov 13, 20251h 21mS1

  <p>In this episode of The Torch Mom Podcast with Tia Lilley, I share my story of walking away from a career in education to build a life of freedom through homeschooling.</p><p>I open up about my journey from being a 26-year-old principal and workaholic to becoming a homeschool mom who finally found peace, purpose, and joy at home. We talk about the fears I faced leaving the system, how motherhood completely changed my definition of success, and what freedom truly looks like for our family today.</p><p>Tia and I also dive into how I’m he...

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