Mrs. Tracee Wood:  Homeschool Conference Speaker and Workshop Leader Details

• Personal Development: Organization Skills

Creating Your Own Unit Study
Take what your child is interested in & turn it into an adventure without spending the house payment. A practical guide for creating the unit study tailored to fit your family & preserve your sanity.

The Ultimate Timeline and Mapping Notebook
Put together a timeline and mapping tool book that will last throughout your child’s education. Provide a backdrop for your child’s education all in one place.

Lapbooking/Notebooking with Any Curriculum
Get your children involved in their subjects. Appeal to all of their learning styles & help facilitate fun & fondness for your topics. Subjects accompanied by lapbooking are subjects that stay with your student. It’s not just an education it’s an adventure & a personal work of art.

Mom’s Book: The Best Organization Tool
You are a homeschooling mom and you have more than ever to keep track of. You’ve tried everything from the most expensive system to the piles in places. This is a simple do it yourself system that you customize to meet your needs and never look for that lost paper or list again. 
 
Let Life Spiral (An extension of The Mom Book)
If you have attended the MOM BOOK workshop but want to carry it further or if you just need guidance for managing all of those little things you’re supposed to remember, those pieces of paper that you just can’t find, etc. This is the place to be. A simple and inexpensive habit to form to help keep all those important things in order and not allowing them to consume your thoughts or your daily life.

Creating Centers in Your Home Without Creating Chaos
Students (especially preschool and elementary school) learn by role playing and hands on activity; unfortunately, our homeschool is also our home and we don’t always have the space to create such centers. Here is a practical guide to not only creating the centers but using them in your teaching and learning all the way through high school.

Instilling Organization in Our Children
We may not want to admit it but good organization means good time management. Usually, we always want more from our children. Sometimes, even more than we expect from ourselves or because we feel we are inadequate in this area, we want more for our students. This is an introduction on how to set your students up for success. Learn how to create an organization system on their level and let it grow with them. This is a great step for removing stress from the homeschool relationships.

Blessing Your Home/Blessing Your Homeschool

• Homeschool mother of two.
• Educational Fair Coordinator
• Contact person for Homeschool Enrichment Ministries (HEM)