Pancakes are a big deal here in Autismland. None of us are morning people so no one is getting up on purpose to make a big breakfast. That means pancakes are saved for special occasions like Not Back To School, Thanksgiving, Christmas, birthdays, you get the idea!
Not Back To School is our celebration when the public school kids go back to school. Here in Autismland, school doesn’t start until the Tuesday after Labor Day. Just like it did when I was a little girl in New England. That’s why we have a not back to school tradition.
Gluten free pancakes are best when mixed the night before and allowed to absorb the liquids into the rice flour. Most gluten free batters have rice flour in them. You won’t miss the gritty texture if you let it sit beforehand. It has to sit a minimum of 30 minutes.
Keto Pancake & Waffle Mix by Birch Benders, Low Carb, High Protein, Grain-free, Gluten-free, Low Glycemic, Keto Friendly, Made with Almond, Coconut & Cassava Flour, Just Add Water, 16 Oz
Stonewall Kitchen Gluten-free Pancake & Waffle Mix, 16 Ounces
King Arthur, Gluten Free Pancake Mix, Certified Gluten-Free, Non-GMO Project Verified, Certified Kosher, 15 Ounces, Packaging May VarySimple Mills Almond Flour Pancake Mix & Waffle Mix, Gluten Free, Made with whole foods, (Packaging May Vary)
Regardless of what’s picked the next day like Dumbo, Pikachu, or going on a pancake board, the prep all starts the same the night beforehand. Mix the batter then put in the fridge overnight. I also make sure we have fun drinks like orange juice, hot chocolate, or bunny milk which is what we call Strawberry Nesquick.
You can make them anyway you like if you’re not gluten free. 3 out of 4 of us are celiac here in Autismland so everyone eats gluten free. It’s easier on me that way. Let’s face it, easy is the way to go when you’re not a morning person
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Have you started your homeschool year yet? What great traditions do you have?
No matter how much I plan, every year it seems that the new school year sneaks up on me. With August here, it means summertime is winding down and homeschool days will soon be in full swing. This week, I’m teaming up with some of my fellow homeschool bloggers to bring you some great Back to Homeschool tips and resources. Be sure to check them all out below!
Top Back to School Worksheets for Your Homeschool from In All You Do
You will love these fun back to school worksheets!
Back to school freebie printables roundup from Hess UnAcademy
This collection of back to school freebies includes many themed activities and printables that are guaranteed to get kids excited for the new school year!
Back to Homeschool Ideas to both Celebrate and Prepare for the Coming Year from This Bit of Life
This Bit of Life has everything you need to help you both prepare and celebrate the occasion! From fun ideas for a back to homeschool party to planning your homeschool day, check out this post full of information to help you get the year started off right.
How to Get Back into Homeschooling After a Break from 4 One More
It’s great to take a break from school routines for the summer. 4 One More shares how to get back into homeschooling after a break.
How and Why to Use an Eclectic Approach to Homeschooling from The WOLFe Pack
Have you ever wondered what an eclectic approach to homeschooling really is? Read this and see how it’s much more than just piecing together curriculum; it can actually be a philosophy that transforms your homeschool!
First Day of Homeschool Tips from Homeschooling 4 Him
Here are some simple tips to help you start your new homeschool year off right.
Ways to Help Your Kids Focus (ADHD) from Whole Child Homeschool
What organizational strategies can you use to help your highly distractable child focus and learn while homeschooling.
Back to School Prep: Don’t Forget the Music! from Music in Our Homeschool
Don’t forget to add music! Gena makes it easy and it includes some free lessons!
Top Ten Ways to Smoothly Transition Back to Homeschool from Homeschool On the Range
Check out these top ten tips for starting your homeschool on a good note.
Start Your New Homeschool Year On The Right Foot from Hope In The Chaos
But before you start your new homeschool year, let’s talk about a plan that offers a smoother transition for you and your kids.
Homeschool Room Essentials from Some Call It Destiny
Here are the essentials every homeschool room should have.
The Mega List of Free Homeschool Resources from With the Huddlestons
Looking for a MEGA list of free homeschool resources all in ONE place? Whether you’re looking for preschool or high school, YouTube or Netflix…we have you covered!
Fun First Day of Homeschool Ideas from Simple Living Mama
Create first day of homeschool traditions your kids will never forget!
Top Ten Tips – Help For Your Homeschool Journey from Geez, Gwen!
Get homeschool help in a variety of areas and feel better prepared for another year.
How to Plan Your Homeschool Year in One Day from Heart and Soul Homeschooling
Check out these tips to help you plan your new year simply, efficiently, and flexibly so you can get it done and move on with your learning plans.
My List of Favorite Homeschool Math Resources from Julie Naturally
Check out this list of math resources from an unschooling perspective.
Back to School Deals from The Homeschool Cafe
Build your homeschool library and resources with the latest deals for study units, courses and supplies.
Homeschool Organization Without a Homeschool Room from An Off Grid Life
Here are some great tips for getting (and staying) organized without a school room in your home.
The Pros and Cons of Open-and-Go Curriculum from Thrive at Home
Is an open-and-go or all-in-one homeschool curriculum right for your family? It might be. Here’s what to know if you’re considering one.
Meal Planning for Homeschool Moms from My Joy-Filled Life
Make meal planning and prep easier with these helpful tips.
