Uploaded February 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
If you want to get started doing your own Morning Time your first instinct might be to head to Pinterest. Don't! Instead follow these five tips that Pam lays out to help you being a Morning Time habit in your homeschool that both you and the kids will enjoy.
By following these five steps your first experience at Morning Time can be a success.
Key Takeaways:
Introduce activities that the kids are interested in to make the process enjoyable.
Link morning time to an existing habit such as prayer or breakfast.
Start small and build slowly when introducing Morning Time by adding one element every week.
There is no set "right" or "wrong" way to do Morning Time; it should work for the individual.
The length of Morning Time should be tailored to the family's goals.
For full show notes and a transcript of today’s episode, head to pambarnhill.com/ymb129
To download a sample of our free Month of Morning Time plans visit us here: plus.pambarnhill.com/product/month-of-morning-time
To join our free homeschool community of Morning Time moms, you can create an account right here: community.pambarnhill.com
For a done-for-you Morning Time experience complete with over sixty sets of Morning Basket plans, live events where we teach your kids, and support with your new Morning Time habit join Your Morning Basket Plus today here: plus.pambarnhill.com/your-morning-basket-plus-membership
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If you want to get started doing your own Morning Time your first instinct might be to head to Pinterest. Don't! Instead follow these five tips that Pam lays out to help you being a Morning Time habit in your homeschool that both you and the kids will enjoy.
By following these five steps your first experience at Morning Time can be a success.
Key Takeaways:
Introduce activities that the kids are interested in to make the process enjoyable.
Link morning time to an existing habit such as prayer or breakfast.
Start small and build slowly when introducing Morning Time by adding one element every week.
There is no set "right" or "wrong" way to do Morning Time; it should work for the individual.
The length of Morning Time should be tailored to the family's goals.
For full show notes and a transcript of today’s episode, head to pambarnhill.com/ymb129
To download a sample of our free Month of Morning Time plans visit us here: plus.pambarnhill.com/product/month-of-morning-time
To join our free homeschool community of Morning Time moms, you can create an account right here: community.pambarnhill.com
For a done-for-you Morning Time experience complete with over sixty sets of Morning Basket plans, live events where we teach your kids, and support with your new Morning Time habit join Your Morning Basket Plus today here: plus.pambarnhill.com/your-morning-basket-plus-membership
Hey, follow me here!
pambarnhill.com
facebook.com/yourmorningbasket
instagram.com/yourmorningbasket
pinterest.com/hspambarnhill
** NOTE: There might be affiliate links in this video or description. **
