How Do You Teach 5 Kids Without Losing Your Mind? (This Mom Cracked the Code): Episode 3, BiblioPlan

Описание: Teaching multiple kids at once doesn’t have to be overwhelming!

In this episode of The Homeschool Collab Podcast, Daniel Moss sits down with Julia Nalle, owner of BiblioPlan, to talk about how to teach history to ALL your kids at the same time — from kindergarten to high school. Julia shares her journey from public school teacher to homeschool mom to curriculum creator, and explains how her program blends classical and Charlotte Mason methods, weaving Bible and church history into engaging, story-based lessons.

You’ll learn:
✅ How to teach multiple grades together without losing your mind
✅ Why cycling through history 3 times in K–12 changes everything
✅ How to integrate literature, geography, and faith into history lessons
✅ Tips for reluctant learners and kids with special needs
✅ The power of story-based history over dry textbooks

Whether you’re new to homeschooling or looking to simplify your days, this conversation will inspire you to make history the favorite subject in your home.

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Discover how to make homeschooling simpler and more enjoyable with BiblioPlan. In this episode, Daniel Moss interviews Julie Null about teaching multiple ages together, blending classical and Charlotte Mason approaches, and weaving history, literature, and faith into one engaging family learning experience. Whether you’re new to homeschooling or looking for fresh ideas, this conversation will give you confidence, inspiration, and practical tips you can use right away.

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