When Kids are Resistant [Episode 113]

For many of us, homeschooling doesn’t always look like kids arriving to the table at 7:30 a.m. with huge smiles on their faces, and resistance is actually pretty common.

So in this week’s episode, the sisters are chatting about what to do when your kids are resistant, and some of the most common things that cause resistance.

Cait + Kara have both experienced this in their homes, and so they share openly about their struggles and what has worked to keep everyone going.

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LINKS FROM THE EPISODE

• More Than Enough by Kara S. Anderson
• Kara’s Instagram
• Kara’s newsletter
• Cait’s Instagram
• Cait’s newsletter
• Never Board Learning
• Rachel Wolf post
• Cooperative games Kara’s family loved
• Max game
• Kara’s post about later start times for teens
• Let’s Chat Gameschooling {Episode 104}
• Gameschooling by Subject {Episode 54}
• Back-Pocket Games Will Save Your Bacon this Winter
• One-Player Games | My Little Poppies
• Cooperative Games | My Little Poppies

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