In today’s video I’m sharing what our 2025–2026 homeschool cart looks like, and honestly, it’s very different than last year. I used to use a big utility cart, but this year I realized I just don’t need that much space—so I pulled out our old smaller cart. We roll this cart all over the house, so having something that moves easily (and stays organized) is a must, especially now that my girls are 13 and 16 and our homeschool days look so different than they did when they were little. I walk you through each section and exactly why I set it up this way. On the top I keep Lydia’s independent work (math, language arts, handwriting, flash cards, and even some silly poetry readings), plus the things I do with her like history, maps, timelines, and our read aloud. I’m also grouping together geography, health, and science units—she just finished a reptile unit study, and next up is North American birds. Then I show you my “mom bin” with my planner, to-do folder, and morning time books. The middle shelf is mostly morning time games, puzzles, and trivia, and the bottom bins hold the supplies we grab often—markers, timers, tape, scissors, highlighters, protractors, and sand timers. The only thing I’ll really swap out through the year is seasonal books and rotating games.