If you want to know how to homeschool a Kindergartner, you can start with some pretty simple thoughts and expand what you want to do with your child from there.
If you think back to your own Kindergarten experience you probably remember things like playing with play dough, learning to write your letters and numbers, and learning about the world around you.
Any child, including a Kindergarten child, learns best when using as many senses as possible.
Many Kindergarten teachers know this and try to structure their classroom so that children can learn what they need to learn with lots of sensory stimulation.
When homeschooling, you have the advantage of being able to learn and enjoy things with your senses right along with your child.
If you take into account your child's learning style, you can save yourself many years of frustration.
By learning style , I mean, know how your child learns best.
Some children learn best by filling out workbooks and some children learn best by doing experiments.
The main objective to remember when setting up a homeschool Kindergarten is to consider what is best for the child.
Is it best for this child to have a structured curriculum with workbooks? Is it best for this child to listen to lots of good books with you or is it best for your child do something else? You know your child best.
Trust your judgement and instincts when deciding how you will approach your homeschool year.
Some parents like having a homeschool kindergarten guide rather than a full homeschool curriculum.