If two parents are involved are you both in agreement on decision to homeschool. I can’t tell you how important this one is. It’s huge. Homeschooling is going to affect your entire day. All of household chores with now a homeschool schedule are going to change way you and your family move about during day.

Depending upon your current job schedule, think about how homeschooling your child is going to affect your income. With family potentially down to one income, how will this be budgeted out? Crunch numbers folks. It’s very important.

Hopefully these few questions will get you started down path of asking and answering more and more. Have these discussions with rest of your family and make sure that all those affected by your homeschooling decision are on board with plan.

Plan for success and work your plan.

Outside calendar or even in conjunction with it, plan on and set up a few topical field trips around your community. Learning by experiencing life at preschool age is extremely important and it is a great way to keep your preschooler’s attention.

As you work with your calendar and do a little brainstorming as you check out each month and topical days or seasons they have to offer, begin making a rough draft or list(s) of all materials that will need to support your preschool educational goals that you have established. You can refine list later.

As you begin to stockpile your material that has come from your lists, don’t forget to use any and all of items that you can around house. Save boxes, plastic jars, lids, cans, anything colorful that you think you might use. Don’t limit your imagination. There are ideas galore out on web! Use it. Have fun and enjoy journey.