2023-2024 END of THE YEAR KINDERGARTEN AND PRE-K CURRICULUM REVIEW /What WORKED & WHAT we DITCHED!!!
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Britney shares her end-of-year reflections and curriculum review for her kindergarten and pre-K children, marking the completion of her fourth year of homeschooling. She expresses immense pride in guiding her middle daughter through a successful first year of kindergarten despite initial anxieties regarding her speech delay, while also celebrating the growth of her youngest child who exceeded expectations by joining the older siblings at the table. Britney emphasizes that this year was filled with uncertainty but ultimately resulted in significant victories, encouraging other parents to trust their capabilities and vet resources carefully rather than doubting themselves when progress feels slow.
For her kindergartner, Britney kept the curriculum simple, focusing primarily on reading, writing, and arithmetic while utilizing free speech therapy services provided by the public school system in Georgia. She utilized "Handwriting Without Tears" for print formation, supplemented it with "Kindergarten Math of Confidence" and "Math U See," and used "All About Reading" alongside "Explode the Code" and Bob Books to build literacy skills. Britney admits she initially struggled with confidence regarding "All About Reading" but found success by sticking with the program, incorporating multi-sensory tools like letter towels, and supplementing lessons with external resources like Toddler Kin Reed's videos to keep her daughter engaged and fluent.
Her pre-K curriculum was more flexible as she adjusted to her youngest child's rapid development, skipping the introductory "All About Reading" level in favor of the "Get Ready for Code" series and transitioning quickly into phonics blending activities. Britney used "Preschool Math at Home" and "Beginning Preschool Math" to build a strong mathematical foundation before moving into kindergarten math materials, while employing rhymes and poems from Teaching Mama to help her left-handed daughter master number formation. She highlights the importance of giving her youngest child a seat at the table early on, noting that allowing her to participate alongside the older kids fostered a love for learning and helped her flourish academically.
In conclusion, Britney's main takeaway is the necessity of avoiding comparison traps with other families and siblings, which she describes as a "thief of joy," and instead focusing on individual milestones and celebrating small victories. She advises parents that short attention spans are normal in the beginning and that stamina builds over time if lessons remain fun and light. Although she regrets not having more confidence in her own abilities earlier in the journey, she now feels empowered to share that success is achievable with the right resources and a willingness to adapt curricula to meet each child's unique needs.
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hi you guys my name is Britney and
welcome back to my YouTube channel you
guys in today's video I will be doing my
end of the year Reflections and
curriculum review for my kindergartner
and my prek4 you guys I cannot believe I
have completed my fourth year of
homeschool and I have officially
completed my first go around with keny
garden with my middle daughter and I'm
so excited you guys I'm not going to lie
I was so nervous and starting off one of
my kiddos from the very beginning in our
homeschooling Journey when I started off
my homeschooling Journey with my oldest
daughter she was in the third grade so I
really feel like uh because she had
previous Public School experience from K
through second I really had a good layer
of foundation for her and I really just
was like continuing her education I
wasn't starting from the bottom up but I
really felt a lot of pressure uh this
homeschooling year and starting one of
my kiddos from the bottom up um not only
that uh my middle daughter she does have
a speech delay so I was really
apprehensive in thinking can I truly
teach her and provide her with all of
the things and the resources that she
needs even in knowing uh I guess her
speech delay but I definitely will say I
am so proud of not only my daughter but
I'm proud of myself I'm proud of myself
for uh believing that I can do it for
doing the resource doing the research
and uh finding all the resources that I
was going to need to Aid my middle
daughter and her having a successful uh
kindergarten year and I'm so happy and
I'm so proud of myself um I definitely
will say that again this year was filed
with uncertainty but I really feel like
we came out on
top um some things that I definitely
will say I wish I didn't do uh this
homeschooling year when it came to my
kindergartner is I really wish that I
would not have compared her to other
people and other kids that I was seeing
on like the internet I really wish I
wasn't comparing her to her siblings in
our household because I really felt like
uh in those moments when I would fall
into that comparison trap it was really
a thief of Joy from the successes that
we were having in our own homeschool I
really had to look at my middle daughter
uh for her successes and I really had
to uh celebrate those mouth stones that
we were reaching even though I felt like
in times in our hom School progress was
slow uh if I could talk to my past self
right now if FR your Britney could go
back and talk to past Britney I would
say you can do it I would say you know
you have all the things you're capable
of doing if you don't know how to do it
uh make sure you vet out those resources
that you need to Aid you in a successful
home school year and I really wish that
I could go back and talk to that Britney
but uh here I am on the other side and
I'm really really happy again like I
said um I really wish that I could go
back and tell myself my future self that
uh it's okay if your kids have a short
attention span my uh kindergartener you
guys when we first started off our
homeschooling journey I could barely get
her to work with me for about 10 minutes
uh we were just doing short bursts and I
was really becoming concerned like it's
10 minutes really going to be enough for
me to teach her and as the course of our
homeschooling year went those 10 minutes
turned to uh 15 turned to 20 and at the
end of our homeschooling year she can
now sit with me for 30 minutes and do
all of her Reading Writing and math in
one shot so I definitely will say if you
have a kiddo with a short attention span
work with what you have don't worry too
much about um I should say uh completing
every single thing every single day when
you first start off your homeo Journey
just know if you do math one day reading
one day for the first couple of weeks
when you start off your kindergartner
it's okay their stamina will build up
keep things fun and light and keep them
continuing when to come at the table and
learn you definitely will have success
and I found that to be true especially
for my uh middle Wiggly body uh she
definitely was like that at the
beginning but now you guys she is like
right at this table she's uh ready to
play the games and uh she is like for
all of the school so um I definitely
will say that was one of my like curves
that I had to um I guess uh or humps I
had to uh go over in our kindergarten
year this homeschooling Year my uh
middle daughter she learned how to read
short stories she knows how to write all
of her capital and lowercase letters she
knows how to write simple Phanatic
sentences with a little picture on top
we actually started that at the end of
our um homeschooling uh year and I'm so
happy so she's really going to begin
working and mastering that skill going
into the first grade uh she knows how to
write all of her numbers she can add she
can subtract she knows like all of her
measurements she knows shapes patterns
all of those basic skills uh that I
truly can say I checked off and
accomplished all the things she needs to
learn in kindergarten and I I'm just
proud of us like I said and um those are
all the accomplishments that uh we did
so you guys uh that is my kindergartner
Reflections now as far as my prek4
Reflections I really can say my prek4
she really exceeded my expectations uh
when it came to this homeschooling year
when we started off our homeschooling
year she was only 3 years old you guys
and I definitely will say I don't know
what it is about that baby child that
last baby but they want a seat at the
table they want their own uh pencil box
they want their own crayons they want
their own workbooks they want to do what
they see the big kids is doing and I
definitely will say I'm so happy that I
did not deny her a seat at the table
this home school schooling year I'm so
happy that I found resources that was
going to meet her and meet her needs and
she really exceeded my expectations when
it came to her schooling uh this year
she really flourished in our second
semester after she turned four and I
really can say in our second semester of
our homeschooling year was really when
my prek4 began to uh start off doing a
lot of kindergarten work that I was
seeing my kindergarten do my
kindergartner do at the beginning of her
homeschooling year um she actually
worked a lot on her letter sound she
mastered all of her letter sounds we
began with two letter Blends and she uh
worked her way all the way up to CBC
words uh this homeschooling year um she
knows how to write all of her numbers 1
to 10 and all of her capital letters
she's still working on her scissors
skills because she's a lefty um I truly
can say um that I am like I said happy I
gave her a seat at the table and I
allowed her to flourish and I allowed
her to be with the big kids and um I'm
happy to see the successes and the
things that she's learned and uh it's
really just going to Aid me in this
upcoming homeschool year I can kind of
just pick up where we're at with my
youngest and kind of see where it goes
but so far she really really enjoy
school and I'm happy to do school with
my uh baby girl so you guys now let's go
ahead and get into our uh curricula for
um my kindergartener and then I'm going
to talk about the curriculum that I used
for my prek4 and um yeah you guys this
year uh like I said before I really kept
things very simple with my kindergartner
we only did Reading Writing math and
arithmetic I didn't do any science or
history uh in the state of Georgia
kindergarten is not a required uh
homeschooling year uh for us to like
register our kiddos so I really had full
uh Reign to pick and choose what I
really wanted to do this homeschooling
year without the pressure to meet the
requirements of my state when it comes
to our homeschooling laws which I'm so
grateful for um because I just focused
on Reading Writing and arithmetic I
really was able to dedicate that extra
time to do her speech with my middle
daughter um we actually did speech
through the public school system here in
the state of Georgia they actually offer
speech therapy and a lot of other
services completely free to
homeschoolers uh you just have to fill
out the paperwork um I have a homeschool
coordinator that actually works with me
uh as far as doing speech I'm able to
have access to speak with kindergarten
teachers um to speak with different um I
guess have different resources from the
public system to Aid me uh when it comes
to uh my 's education which is really
really cool um I really enjoyed having
that extra time for us to be able to
focus on speech this year because uh
that was my main priority and I
definitely will say my middle daughter
she flourished in speech this year and
I'm so proud of all of her hard work and
accomplishments she's been in speech
since she was two years old so just to
see her kind of like Get over this huge
hump when it comes to like her speech
it's just been amazing for us so that
was my primary focus so let's go into
the easiest things which was handwriting
we did of course Handwriting Without
Tears I love this she did the green book
in her prek4 year so this homeschooling
year we did the purple book which was
the Kickstart to kindergarten and we're
about halfway through with the second
book which is letters and numbers for me
we're just going to finish this one off
over the summer and if this goes into
our next uh homeschooling year that's
fine I already have the first grade book
as well so I really really enjoy
Handwriting Without Tears I like the
systematic approach when it comes to
them doing their proper uh handwriting
formations um I definitely will say um I
enjoy it for their print but I don't
think I'm going to use Handwriting
Without Tears when it comes to teaching
them their cursive I may use a different
curriculum for that uh as we transition
into that after like the second grade
but uh I do love it for their uh basic
print formation um so we really really
enjoyed this this has definitely been a
staple in my homeschool I think what
this is going on our uh third year using
Handwriting Without Tears with all of my
kiddos so uh yeah uh that was an easy
one um as far as math goes you guys we
did kindergarten math of confidence and
we also did a Matthew C primer and you
guys I absolutely loved both of these
curriculums um I am going to be making a
separate review video of kindergarten
math with confidence uh Matthew C primer
that is going to be coming very very
soon on my channel I definitely will say
I really really enjoy the conceptual
knowledge and the the deep understanding
when it came to number senses with math
with confidence I love that math with
confidence covered a little bit more
Concepts such as like shapes measurement
symmetry um they cover more things than
within the math you see I use math you
see as my supplemental math so we would
do math with confidence Monday through
uh Thursday because this is a 4day week
program they do have like a fun
enrichment exercise on that fifth day
which uh includes the math picture book
that we did and on the fifth day I would
always do the math picture book and
whatever exercise when it came to math
with confidence and then we would do
math you see uh so we would always do
both of these curriculums so math of
confidence math you see uh Monday
through math you see was Monday through
Friday math of confidence Monday through
Thursday so that's kind of like how I
did it in our home school and I really
loved her learning the concepts Through
Math with confidence and then getting
that extra practice and repetition
Through Math UC see but again like I
said before I will have my separate
review video on math with confidence um
all of my um I guess my Pros about it uh
things I would do differently or things
I am going to be doing differently as
I'm doing the program with my Rising
kindergarten are coming up this uh
upcoming year but I really enjoyed it
and I'm so happy with my math curricular
Choice when it cames or when it comes to
like our home school for kindergarten so
we really really enjoyed that so we
finished the kindergarten math with
confidence in March and what we did was
we went ahead and picked up the first
grade math with confidence and we
finished this off at the end of our home
school year we're on uh week five of the
first grade math with confidence um I'm
not too sure again if we're going to
work in this through the summer uh but I
do have this here so if we do want to
pick up a few lessons throughout the
summer we can but for the most part uh I
think I'm going to go ahead and pause
this and we will begin this at the
beginning of her first grade year but uh
I absolutely love this math program a
little spoiler so that is what we did
with math now as far as phonics
instructions we worked in all about
reading level one and I definitely will
say if you watch a lot of my videos I
really think I have like a LoveHate
relationship with all about reading I
feel like um maybe it was just because
of my daughter's progress being slow
with it I began to doubt the program and
I began to feel I began to lack
confidence in uh the program and saying
like am I doing something wrong uh you
guys I promise you I have read the front
of this book the back of this book I
have went online and read all the facts
the uh facts and the tips and tricks
when it comes to all about reading I
joined a few all about reading Facebook
groups just to kind of see any tips or
tricks that people have and using all
about reading because I know a lot of
people have success with this program
but I definitely will say uh I was
doubting this program however I am so
happy that I stuck with it because now
we have been going through lessons
really really fast things are clicking
with her and I'm so happy I did not give
up on this program because I am truly
beginning to love and see why people
love it and I definitely love like the
multi-sensory approach to the all about
about reading I love how we have the
letter towels that we can use when we
are uh working on the letters and I just
love how she's able to pull these like
magnetic towels and working with it um I
love this box right here that we use uh
to go over like all of the high fluency
green words and again the yellow words
are just the sound cards that we go over
at the beginning of each lesson so I
really do appreciate all the different
approaches it comes to helping the
kiddos learn their reading it's scripted
but one thing I will say is when I began
to get stuck on lessons like as far as
we had I felt like we may have had too
many high frequency words we were not
quite ready to move on to the next
lesson was areas where I I kind of
didn't really know what to do uh and I'm
so happy that um what I ended up doing
instead of quitting the program I just
went online you guys and I found a lot
of like uh resources from actual like
people to teach me how to teach her one
of my favorite online uh resources in
teaching phonic was a Spencer's channel
from toddler kin Reed he posted so many
good nugget videos how I was able to
take the concepts that he was teaching
reading and apply it to the all about
reading and it really aided me in giving
my daughter effective phonics
instructions it really gave me the
confidence as a parent in coming in our
phonics instructions and I really really
appreciated the time and effort he put
in his videos because even though I
wasn't doing his program that he WR I
was able to take all of the nuggets and
apply it to all about about reading and
I definitely will say if I can give
anyone any tips of advice when it comes
to phonic instruction is that just don't
go into phonic and reading instruction
and just think that oh yeah you just can
use one book and that's the end all be
all you will be pulling in a variety of
different resources and games and things
to continue to engage your kids in
working as far as teaching them how to
read and sometimes you do want it just
to be one book and it to be done but
it's really not like that when it comes
to reading instruction a lot of time I
had to shake things up change the
different resources and I'm going to
share with you guys some of the things
that I did do in PHX to shake things up
to kind of like Get over us over the
humps but I definitely will say um just
be open to use multiple resources be
open to stepping away from the lessons
because sometimes you guys I wouldn't do
a all about about reading lesson I would
just take out our fluency cards and our
board and we would just practice just
words like right here um this was
another cool thing that I did I would
grab these little teeny toys for my
daughter that she had in her room these
trinket toys and I would just put it
right here and we will practice each
sound and she'll uh put her toy under
each sound as far as helping her blend
BL so those are just different ways that
I kept her engaged when it came to our
lesson I also have like the all about
reading the letter towel app and uh we
used that for a while in our first
semester but I was finding it became
distracting and we went back to just the
old school letter towels and that really
helped her out and it helped her to be
uh remain focused and learning um
another thing that I would do is I would
use different like U magnetti uh letters
to go over our Rootin instruction to
shake it up so she wasn't just using the
letter towels from the all reading I
would use my other magneti letters
sometimes we would just take a plain dry
erase board with a a marker and I would
just write out the words and we would
just go over it that way I really kept
things and shook things up for her when
it came to reading and it just worked
out so well for her so I'm really really
uh happy about our success with all
about reading we made it all the way to
lesson 17 and um I really wanted to make
it to lesson 27 but I'm happy with where
we're at and we just going to continue
truckling along with all about reading
into her first grade year and again I'm
really proud of her success uh one thing
I definitely will say about all about
reading is she really enjoyed these cute
little stories in this run bug run book
A lot of them are really funny and I
like them I really loved how all about
reading already includes like the
reading comprehension so it tells you
what page number to ask your kiddo a
question and I was so surprised of my um
kindergartener comprehension level
already after just reading the these
short stories and I really like how it
gets them to stop and think about what
they actually read this early on in
reading so that's one thing I really
appreciated about all about reading in
their readers so along with all about
reading again we use the explode the
code and this you would be so surprised
how this marries so well with all about
reading a lot of the uh words that
they're going over uh they match the
high frequency words and these are just
really really really simple activities
you can do with your kiddo again like I
said some days I wouldn't even pull out
and do all about reading lesson we would
just do explode the cat we would
practice the high frequency words and we
would just call it a day and uh this
really helped her it's something about
them actually writing out the CVC word
and blending it together that really
helped it stick with her and solidify
with her uh we completed half of this
book The explod the cult level one and I
hope to complete this uh one over the
summer and then we can go into books one
and a half and two in her first year but
this was definitely a great addition I
definitely will say don't skip out on
the explode the go the explode the cods
teacher guide because this has really
really good nuggets in here as far as
like phic awareness um different stories
and picture books you can get with your
kiddos and um this is definitely
affordable and I definitely will say um
you can actually use the explode the
cold uh this teacher's guide and the
workbook as like a allinone reading
curriculum but I didn't use it that way
but this little teacher guide was
definitely very helpful and giving me
more tips and activities to do when we
wasn't necessarily ready to move on to
the next lesson and all about reading so
I really enjoyed explode the cold uh
something else that I used again with
our reading instruction was Bob Books I
absolutely love these Bob books for my
kindergartner um a lot of the times uh
we wasn't ready to read it like another
story in our run bug run book but I
wanted her to practice reading a story
every single day so so I would just pull
out one of these books and she would
just practice it at the end of our um
school session and or she would read it
to me at night before bedtime she would
read me a cute little story and she
really got a good kick out of these Bob
Books and I'm happy that I had other
additional readers for her to read uh so
she can feel like that sense of
accomplishment like she actually read a
book you know cover to cover and just a
smile on her face to see her when she
completed like one of these Bob Books it
was just I don't know it's just gold for
me and I definitely am happy that I have
these Bob books now for our upcoming
home school year I went ahead and I got
these uh decodable books from Toddlers
can read again that Spencer's Channel
you guys please check it out he has so
many nuggets but I got these cute books
to go along with our Bob books for this
upcoming year this is a set of 12 and um
I am so happy to have additional readers
along with our all about reading
curricula so uh that is like as far as
like the readers goes now one thing that
I also did do in teach teaching her um
reading and finest instruction is that I
pulled out these old school site word
box books I have the levels one to three
I actually used these with my oldest
daughter when um I was helping her uh
learn how to read I was really
supplementing her education at home uh
when she was in public school we will
always go over these words and I would
have her read to me at night uh when she
was in public school my oldest daughter
so I saved these and I pulled these off
and what I did was
when my daughter would Master The High
Frequency uh words right here in the
allabout reading what I would do is I
would pull out those same exact words in
these uh site word uh bundles and I
would just lay them out on the floor I
would use my porner stick we would just
play games I would have her like hop and
jump on these words uh so she can really
begin to get fluent with it and as you
guys can see these site words that I
pulled out are actually words she can
sound out so if she forgot word she can
actually sounded out in in so she so
these were still giving her like that uh
I guess repetition and practice she
needs so when she it came time for her
to read the little books she was able to
be able to really be confident in
knowing a lot of the words uh and only
happen to sound out some and it really
aided her in her fluency and I do like
these site word books uh these site word
um cards because it has a cute little
sentence at the back and sometimes that
also helped her remember the high
frequency words so I really am happy
that I pulled out these and I just
played different games and shook it up
when it came to her like phonics
instructions uh as far as my uh
kindergartner goes so those are like all
of the pieces of curricula that I used
and again like I said I really kept
things really really simple when it came
to
her uh schooling this year so that is
all of her curricula now let's go into
my prek fors curricula and the things
that I use for her so and starting off
our homeschooling year for her um I
thought that I was going to do the
allabout reading pre-reading I actually
did this with my um middle daughter last
year but I definitely will say she was
surpassed this point the pre-reading
goes over uh Rhymes letter sounds they
have a a full on like um poems that
you're going to be reading to them
little short stories it's really really
cute but um my uh last daughter she
definitely surpassed this point she
already mastered her letter sounds and I
made the ultimate decision to say you
know what she did doesn't need this let
me move on to the next level with her so
what we ended up doing for her is we
ended up doing the get ready for the
Colt series and she absolutely loved
these books we're not we're not quite
finished with the c book we should
finish this one over the summer but she
loved these this really just took her up
a next Notch when it came to her letter
sounds understanding the Beginning
Sounds the ending sounds of words um I
really enjoyed again using the teacher
guide with it because it had like like a
lot of nuggets in using the get ready
for the Colt series and she loved these
um at the beginning of our homeschooling
year her penmanship wasn't quite there
when it comes to like her uh when it
came to like writing the letter so what
I would do is I would just have her use
like different stickers um and then we
would use um crayons and different
things like that I really didn't require
her to like write out the letters and do
the handwriting portions in these books
and she really really enjoyed them so
these are the get ready for the codes uh
what I use for phonic instructions for
her now I also um began doing uh two
letter blend Lads with her by using the
jda elemental phonics series with her
where we would just go over two letter
blends to really get her fluent and
blending two letters and what I did was
I just have my little flash cards that I
made and again I would just put these
all over the floor and she would go over
the different blend ladders and um it
really helped her begin to be fluent and
blending those two words and after she
began blending the two words we began
working on CBC words and she began
blending three-letter uh words my uh
four-year-old so that is kind of like
what she did so we did that as far as
her phonics instructions for a while all
the way up until this point and I made
the transition from Elemental phonics to
teach your child to read in 100 Easy
Lessons because I needed more
instructions when it came to her she
wasn't quite ready to begin all about
reading level one and I definitely can
see she uh had the skills to begin to
really read so I pulled this off of my
shelf and she's doing really really well
with this I think at this point we're on
lesson 18 right now and it's going very
very well with her and uh what I'm going
to do is I'm going to continue to work
in the teacher child to reading 100 easy
lessons and then eventually transition
her into all about reading level one and
that's what I'm going to be doing uh
with my four-year-old right now but that
is everything we ended up doing as far
as phonics goes um so she kind of like
surpassed my expectations when it came
to that now as far as math goes we did
preschool in math at home she absolutely
love this this was my second go around
with this book and I absolutely loved it
as well I really love the foundation
that it lays because uh she completed
this book in December and then um not
December excuse me she completed this
book in March and then we transitioned
into um kindergarten math with
confidence with her for the remaining of
our school year so uh she did really
really well with this and it really
transitioned her to the kindergarten
math of confidence seamlessly so I'm
really really happy with this book it's
affordable and um I'm kind of sad that
this was my last go around with this one
but it was really really fun I love the
activities um we also did the jda's uh
beginning preschool in math book and
again these are just fun cute little
exercises when it came to just
reinforcing those same math skills that
she learned when it came to her um
preschool in math at home because this
book doesn't have a workbook she wanted
a workbook I already had this on PDF
because I did this with my uh middle
daughter last year as far as like extra
worksheets as well so I just reprinted
it off it was already here at home and
it was just something fun for her to
continue to work on those math scills so
she really really enjoyed that as far as
math now as far as penmanship goes she
did the first uh my school uh book when
it came to Handwriting Without Tears we
used the chalkboard and we used the
little sponges and the chalk as far as
teaching her her capital letters so she
knows how to write all of her capital
letters and she really really enjoyed
this book we didn't pick up this book
until
January but my little Lefty she is
writing so good um as far as writing her
numbers we use all of these cute little
um number uh poems and Rhymes from the
teachingmama.org and she learned how to
write all of her numbers really really
seamlessly and um it's so cool because
now that she is in k Garden math with
confidence she knows how to write all of
her numbers and she's doing so so so
well I really love these Rhymes if your
kiddos are struggling in learning how to
write their uh letters these Rhymes
really really helps like this one is
really really cute it says straight line
down then around with a grin that's how
we make the number 10 and uh they're
they're really really cute and my kiddos
love these little Rhymes when it came to
writing their numbers so uh as far as my
prek4 um we just kind of pivoted uh as
far as her curricula goes I just had to
level her up and kind of follow her lead
but she did really really well and again
like I said she exceeded my expectations
and she loved coming and having us seat
at the table and doing school and I'm so
so so proud of her so you guys this is
my end of the year curricular review and
Reflections for my kindergartener and my
prek4 um I definitely am happy with our
year I'm happy with our success my only
regret is I wish I believed in myself
more and I wish that I had the
confidence to know that I could do it
because now like I said before um I did
it and I'm so proud of myself and if
you're lacking that confidence and that
motivation it's okay I just want to let
you know it's okay it gets to the best
of us fed out resources do your research
learn how to actually educate your kids
and I definitely think that you will be
okay uh you will have all the tools in
your tool box as always you guys I
really hope you enjoyed today's video
and I look forward to seeing everybody
in my next one bye
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