The interesting thing is that Jesus could have just instantly made there be enough for everyone,

and maybe that would have even been more impressive. But he didn't. He said,

bring me what you have, and I will make it enough. And this is what we do every single day in our

homeschool. We bring this little measly basket of bread and fish that is we are 100% sure not

enough for our children, and we are right because he didn't ask us to work the miracle. He just

asked us to show up, and he will make it enough. What should you do if you don't feel like you

read aloud well? What's the point of poetry memorization? Have you ever really worried about

one of your kids? What would you tell a mom who's confused about all the different homeschooling

philosophies and methods? How do I know I'm doing enough? What about high school? These are questions

you might have, and I've had them too. I'm Sarah McKenzie, and this is the Read-A-Low-Drew

Vival, the show that helps your kids fall in love with books, and that helps you fall in love with homeschooling.

This past year, I had the privilege of speaking alongside Andrew Poudoua from the Institute for

Excellence in Writing at all five great homeschool conventions throughout the US. We decided to pitch

each other some of the best questions we've ever gotten about homeschooling, homeschooling high school,

about books, and reading aloud. It's all in here. Andrew is one of my favorite speakers, so getting

to chat alongside him on stage for an hour was such a joy for me. Now we know that many of you weren't

able to make it to a great homeschool convention this year, so we thought we'd share our session here

on the show so that you could hear it for yourself. It seems like good timing right now. It's the

start of a new school year for most of us, so a good time for a little boost of encouragement, right?

You're not alone. There are a lot of us starting a new school year right alongside you, and here's

a little secret in the homeschooling world. We're all pretty much jumping in scared.

Jumping in maybe a little more unprepared than we wish we were, because that's how homeschooling

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