When we don't do morning time, the same amount of schoolwork later in the day takes us three times as long because we haven't filled our buckets first or connected first.

And we didn't lay that foundation.

If we lay that foundation, everything else goes so much quicker.

So again, even if you were adding more time, I feel like it makes everything else go so much faster and smoother that you're saving yourself.

I'm like you said.

It ends up being more efficient in the end.

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

Hi, everyone, and welcome to episode 124 of the Your Morning Basket podcast.

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

Well, today's conversation was so much fun.

I'm joined by Amy Milsick from Rock Your Home School and Jessica Waldock from the Waldock Way.

All three of us homeschool in very different ways.

We have different philosophies and different outlooks on homeschooling.

We also have very different families.

But we all do morning time.

And that's what we are coming together to talk about today,

is how morning time can actually work no matter what kind of homeschool philosophy you choose,

how big your family is, or what that family makeup is. And so this is a really fun conversation

that I think you're going to enjoy. Now, before we get on with that, I would like

to invite you to come over to the website and download our free month of morning time sample

morning time plans. With the month of morning time plans, we have chosen the art, the poetry,

the music, all the books, and all the wonderful things for your morning time learning

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