Whatever the form, homeschool co-ops are very useful for enriching your homeschool plans with additional academic and social learning opportunities. I’ve enjoyed being a part of organized co-ops, and I never intended to start a homeschool co-op myself. However, as I’ve shared in the past, I felt like something was missing from our enrichment activities, and the girls book club filled that gap for us.
Here’s a look back at our journey with the girls book club this past year:
- Starting a Homeschool Co-Op: Girls Book Club
- Starting a Homeschool Co-Op: Getting into the Groove
- What’s Working: Girls Book Club Takes Off
- Hands-On Homeschool: Making Corn Husk Dolls
Have you ever participated in a book club yourself? What do you think about being involved in a book club as a homeschool co-op? Would a book club work for your family? What other simple homeschool co-op ideas do you have? We’d love to hear about them!
I’m starting a homeschool co-op this year. Thanks for writing this – it will be a lot of help.
Glad to help out Rebecca! I look forward to hearing how it goes for your new co-op this year.
Renée