You don’t need a new curriculum. You need a schedule that works for your family.
If you’re ten weeks into the school year and your schedule doesn’t look how you hoped, you don’t have to figure it out alone. The Homeschool Schedule Reset is one-on-one help from a mom who’s been there, so we can think through who’s doing what, when, and who needs you when, and you can finally get to the books you chose on an ordinary Tuesday, knowing that what you’re doing is enough.
I’m only taking 5 Reset moms in November, so every mom gets real time with me, and doors close Friday, November 13.
Does this sound like your homeschool right now?
If nothing changes, the rest of the year looks a lot like the last ten weeks: more chaos and confusion, more mornings that fall apart, and more books sitting on the shelf untouched. You’ll scroll Instagram and feel like you’re failing because your homeschool table doesn’t look like everyone else’s, and you might buy another curriculum thinking something else will work, when really all you actually need is a schedule. And because your kids never know what’s next, the meltdowns keep coming, and you get to the end of the year tired and defeated, wondering if you can keep doing this.
With a schedule that actually fits your family
A relaxed home where every child knows what’s next, so the meltdowns ease and you’re not needed everywhere at once.
A plan for your actual family, not the ones on Instagram, so you know what you’re teaching and when, and that it’s enough.
Breathing room for you and your home, because the school day actually ends and the stress of homeschooling lifts.
I’ve been right where you are.
When I first started Charlotte Mason, I was a legalistic CM box-checker, and if I didn’t get through everything I had planned, I stressed and felt behind. I bought all the books and kept hoping that one day we’d get to nature study, and I finally realized it wasn’t that the curriculum wasn’t working. It was that I never had a plan for when our family would actually do it.
Even this fall I had to make a change. Our co-op moved to Wednesdays, and by Thursday morning my kids were tired, so the heavier lessons I had planned that day just weren’t happening. Midway through the term I moved math, history, Plutarch, and Shakespeare to Monday and Tuesday, and I made Thursday our lighter day with picture study, composer study, a nature study reading, paper sloyd, and French. My kids have told me that day feels so much smoother now, and we didn’t change a single book. We just gave each subject a better place in our week.
So friend, you’re not failing your kids. You know the philosophy and you have the books. What you need is a schedule that works for your specific family in the specific season you’re in, and that’s exactly what I want to help you build.
It’s not your curriculum, and it’s not you.
When the days fall apart, it’s tempting to think the answer is a new curriculum, or piecing something together for free from blog posts and podcasts, or just trying harder. But when you have several kids with several different needs, the real problem is that everyone needs you at the same time. Until you actually think through who needs you when, where you need to be, and what each child needs to get done, even the best books will keep sitting on the shelf.
The Homeschool Schedule Reset
The Homeschool Schedule Reset is one-on-one help to build a schedule around your real family: your kids, your co-op days, your little ones, and the season you’re in. We’ll look at your week together and give every subject a place, so your kids know what’s next and you can finally get to the whole feast.
We map each child’s lessons so they aren’t all needing you at once, and the others keep working while you sit with one child.
We build a timetable rhythm that works for you as a mother and for your family’s needs.
Picture study, composer study, Shakespeare, and handicrafts get a real spot in your week, like between core subjects as brain breaks, so they stop getting cut.
I almost always adjust a new timetable two weeks in, so the Reset includes follow-up for exactly that moment.
How it works
Pick the tier that fits where you are.
Answer a few questions about your kids, your commitments, and the subjects that keep getting skipped, and send me your current timetable (a photo is fine).
On our call we work through your real week and make the changes that will matter most.
You leave with a clear plan and a printable copy, and depending on your tier, I check in with you as you settle in.
What moms I’ve worked with one-on-one say
“Our school days have gone from haphazard jumbles filled with tears and mutual frustration, to ones marked by clarity, abundance, productivity and actual independent learning.”
KELSEY, MOM OF FOUR
“Some days we would be finishing math at 6pm.” Now: “School has become a much more joyous process.”
ANYA
“Erin took my general idea of using Ambleside Online groups + my answers to her questionnaire + a fruitful 1:1 convo and put together a great plan for our family.”
ASHLEIGH
I’m Erin.
I’ve been homeschooling my own kids for 8 years, I have over 10 years of classroom experience, including special education, and I wrote the PreK to 6th grade curriculum for our local co-op, where I build curriculum for 60 to 80 families each year and train 25 co-op teachers in classroom management and Charlotte Mason narration.
Choose your Reset
Not sure which one? If your schedule mostly works but one thing keeps breaking, choose Tier 1. If you have a plan but can’t stick to it, choose Tier 2, which is what I recommend for most moms. If you want to start fresh and build it together, choose Tier 3.
The Schedule Check-Up
For the mom who has a schedule, but one thing keeps breaking.
The Schedule That Sticks
For the mom who says, “I have the plan, I just can’t stick to it.”
The Build-Together Reset
For the mom who wants to start fresh and build it together.
You can get a full refund any time before our call, so it’s safe to say yes today.
Tier 3 includes my Digital Timetable Builder, which is $27 on its own, along with your call, a visual schedule for each of your children, two weeks of email questions, and my keep-going guarantee. And if a new curriculum isn’t what you need, the Reset may save you from buying one.
This is what your timetable looks like in my Timetable Builder: every child and every lesson on one page.
Every tier includes a printable copy of your timetable. The Timetable Builder works best on a computer, and you’ll get a printable copy either way.
Questions moms ask
You probably could, with enough hours and enough blog posts. But sometimes we just need someone else to think it through with us. I’ve found that one of the greatest blessings in my homeschool is having other experienced moms to talk through our challenges with, to offer perspective and wisdom, and to remind me that I’m not in it alone.
It’s not too late to reset. It’s not too late to give your children and your family a better plan. What’s at stake is going another six months in the school year without a plan, and getting to the end of the year defeated and having never touched any of the books.
That’s why the Reset starts at $47. If a new curriculum isn’t what you need, a schedule may save you from buying one.
We have two co-ops a week and have still figured out how to cover every subject in the Charlotte Mason feast at home, so we’ll build your schedule around the days you’re actually home. And if you’re feeling too stretched, we’ll look honestly at your commitments together, because sometimes the best change for your schedule is making room in your week before adding anything new.
Of course. You should talk to your husband, because it’s important that you’re on the same page. When he sees the time and energy it saves you day after day, and the peaceful home he gets to come home to, I think he’ll see why it’s worth it.
FAQ
You can do this, friend.
You started this year with a vision for your homeschool, and that vision is still worth fighting for. With a schedule built around your real family, your kids know what’s next, your days actually end, and the books you chose finally come off the shelf. I want to help you succeed at homeschooling, not just for this school year, but for the long haul.
Reset My Homeschool ScheduleI’m only taking 5 Reset moms in November, and doors close Friday, November 13 at 8 PM. Every November Reset mom gets the bonus above.
Not sure you’re ready for a call? My Digital Timetable Builder lets you build a timetable for every child on one page for $27, and you can use it every year.
It doesn’t have to be perfect. Just be faithful.