The Homeschool Survival Guide for Parents Who Never Wanted to Homeschool (with a Blueprint)

School is back in session but nothing is normal.

Schools are opening and closing with little notice, and the cycle of uncertainty has everyone on edge.

There has never been a better time to take charge of your child’s education.

What you need is a blueprint.

"The Homeschool Survival Guide" offers 20 years of homeschooling experience packed into a 50-page guide. With these resource and tips, you can get your kids back on track, whether they are homeschooled, learning remotely, or going to school only a few days a week. 

It comes with a BLUEPRINT to plan your strategy, find the support you need to be the support your children need, and customize their individual learning plans. 

The Homeschool Survival Guide is filled with resources and tips to help get your kids back on track, whether they are homeschooled, learning remotely, or going to school only a few days a week. As a parent, you will learn how to create a weekly schedule that helps you juggle your work with their at-home education. As a child, they will re-discover the joy of learning.

Created by: Elizabeth Kanna and Sherri Lander Smith. 

Elizabeth Kanna 

Elizabeth's accomplishments include homeschooling, distance learning, and authoring two books: "Homeschooling for Success" and "Virtual Schooling," which was the first book ever written for parents on remote learning. 

She was a co-founder of Homeschool.com, the  #1 homeschooling site on the Internet, according to "Forbes." She was homeschooling advisor to Sally Ride Science, Pearson Education, and to the scientist who found the Titanic. She was also a school board president of the first public virtual school in California. 

Elizabeth believes the most important measure of her homeschooling experience is her daughters. Two are software engineers (@randallkanna, @madisonkanna)  and one is a biology major at UC Davis studying  marine biology and coastal science.

Sherri Lander Smith

Since 1989, Sherri Lander Smith has served as a teacher, school director, education advisor, curriculum developer, college instructor, author, and homeschool innovator.

Sherri was deemed one of “Homeschooling’s Top 10 Movers and Shakers” by Pearson Education, Inc. for her extensive contributions to the homeschool movement, particularly in the area of “project learning.” 

Sherri is a featured writer in “Homeschooling for Success: How Parents Can Create A Superior Education For Their Child” (Time Warner, 2002) and "What the Rest of Us Can Learn from Homeschooling" (Three Rivers Press, 2003). 

A homeschool parent of now grown children, Sherri believes that all children are innately capable of self-directing their education. As a coach, she helps parents guide their children toward becoming life-long learners.

BONUS: 

Special module on how to turn baking bread into a learning activity (featured in Bloomberg!)