following interests builds a more well-rounded and self-confident and resilient human being,

and that's really kind of worth it.

This is your Morning Basket, where we help you bring truth, goodness, and beauty to your homeschool day.

Hi, everyone, and welcome to episode 104 of the Your Morning Basket podcast.

I'm Pam Barnhill, your host, and I'm so happy you're joining me here today.

Well, also joining me on today's podcast is a very

good friend of mine, Ms. Colleen Kessler from Raising Lifelong Learners. And Colleen and I are going to be

chatting today about something that we get quite a few questions about. It's all about rabbit

trails and following rabbit trails, not only in your homeschool, but also in your

morning time. What do you do when you have a bunch of kids together, different kids with

different interests? And it seems like you can just never get your morning time done because

they're always coming up with new questions to ask. And so we're going to be diving into all of that

today, why it's a good thing and how you can tame the chaos just a little bit. Now, before

Colleen and I get on with that conversation, I want to share with you something very special that

we have at your morning basket right now. We have our Christmas around the world explorations.

Now, this is normally something that's only available to our members, but we are giving it

away this Christmas absolutely free.

You can come and get our Christmas explorations, which includes an entire month of fun Christmas activities that we

are giving just to you as a Christmas gift this year.

Now, when you come and download those Christmas Explorations, there's going to be a little

offer for you on the backside.

So not only can you get the plans, these lesson plans, absolutely free,

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