Family Learning Map: Instagram kit

Dark teal graphic with a simple map: a white circle with a question mark in the center, connected by white roads to three circles that each hold a question mark. Text reads: Something new for your family is coming Monday.

Dark teal graphic with the headline: How does your family learn together? Subtext: Find your homeschool style. Add your kids. See your whole family on one map. A small map shows three children around a center circle labeled You. The words New and free and myhomeschoolstyle.com appear, with the Made2Homeschool logo.

Tall Story version of the same launch graphic, with the headline How does your family learn together?, the family map of three children, and the button myhomeschoolstyle.com above the Made2Homeschool logo.

Cover slide: three illustrated learning type cards fan out under the question Which learning type is your child? with a Swipe to meet all 16 button.

Family 1 of 4, Big-Picture Planner: four illustrated cards, The Thoughtful Guide, The Team Captain, The Quiet Mastermind and The Bold Trailblazer. Text: Likes a plan, and wants to see where it's all going.

Family 2 of 4, Step-by-Step Builder: four illustrated cards, The Steady Organizer, The Cheerful Coach, The Careful Craftsman and The Busy Engineer. Text: Likes a plan, and likes to take it one clear step at a time.

Family 3 of 4, Free Dreamer: four illustrated cards, The Gentle Dreamer, The Bright Brainstormer, The Quiet Wanderer and The Eager Adventurer. Text: Likes freedom and choice, and thinks in big ideas.

Family 4 of 4, Hands-Loose Tinkerer: four illustrated cards, The Friendly Helper, The Playful Performer, The Focused Maker and The Curious Explorer. Text: Likes freedom and choice, and learns by doing.

Closing slide: Find yours. Free. Four learning type cards, the address myhomeschoolstyle.com and the words Link in bio.

Dark slide: One homeschool. Wonderfully different kids. Each one lights up in their own way. Three children in circles connected by lines to a center labeled Your home.

Cream slide: Have you noticed? One loves a checklist. One learns with their hands. One wants the big picture first. And that's no accident. They were made that way.

Dark slide, large text: Wonderfully made. Wonderfully different.

How the Family Learning Map helps: each child's learning type, next to your homeschool style. A screenshot of a sample Family Learning Map shows three sample children around a center circle. Text: See where you click, plus ideas to try with each child.

Light blue slide: It's about enjoying learning together. Three illustrated learning type cards below.

Closing slide: Free. About 5 minutes. myhomeschoolstyle.com. Link in bio.

Step 1, Take the style quiz: a phone shows a quiz question about natural or simple materials with a 1 to 5 scale from strongly disagree to strongly agree.

Step 2, Add each child, about 3 minutes each: two phones show the Let's get to know your child screen with a sample name, and a question for a sample child.

Step 3, See everyone on your Family Learning Map: a phone shows a sample map with three children around a center circle labeled You, each with their learning type.

Step 4, Get ideas to try for each child and for siblings together: two phones show the Your kids together ideas and a child's Bringing it together card.

Step 5, Free. Link in bio: a phone shows the quiz start screen under the address myhomeschoolstyle.com.

Cover: Which one is your kid? Tag a friend. Eight illustrated learning type cards in two rows and a button reading Swipe, then tag a friend who has one.

The Thoughtful Guide, from the Big-Picture Planner family: an illustrated learning type card. Text: The Thoughtful Guide maps out the big goal and gently leads the way, with others alongside. Is this your kid? Tag a friend.

The Bold Trailblazer, from the Big-Picture Planner family: an illustrated learning type card. Text: The Bold Trailblazer charges toward a big vision, independent and full of drive. Is this your kid? Tag a friend.

The Steady Organizer, from the Step-by-Step Builder family: an illustrated learning type card. Text: The Steady Organizer loves a clear checklist and a calm, shared routine. Is this your kid? Tag a friend.

The Busy Engineer, from the Step-by-Step Builder family: an illustrated learning type card. Text: The Busy Engineer is independent and methodical, always tinkering forward. Is this your kid? Tag a friend.

The Bright Brainstormer, from the Free Dreamer family: an illustrated learning type card. Text: The Bright Brainstormer is bursting with big ideas and loves to riff with a group. Is this your kid? Tag a friend.

The Quiet Wanderer, from the Free Dreamer family: an illustrated learning type card. Text: The Quiet Wanderer follows curiosity quietly and in their own direction. Is this your kid? Tag a friend.

The Playful Performer, from the Hands-Loose Tinkerer family: an illustrated learning type card. Text: The Playful Performer is hands-on and social, and loves action and a little audience. Is this your kid? Tag a friend.

The Focused Maker, from the Hands-Loose Tinkerer family: an illustrated learning type card. Text: The Focused Maker tinkers and builds in their own space, calm and focused. Is this your kid? Tag a friend.

A full-color poster for a sample child named Tess, with her Step-by-Step Builder learning type card and I enjoy learning when lines. Heading: A poster for every child.

The matching black and white coloring page for the same sample child, with outlined illustrations and hollow letters to color. Heading: A coloring page for each.

Close-up of the coloring page showing the sample name Tess in hollow outlined letters, ready to color. Heading: Hollow letters, ready for crayons.

Closing slide: Free with your Family Learning Map. A poster and a coloring page side by side, with myhomeschoolstyle.com and Link in bio.

Dark slide: Why we made it. Every child, made on purpose. It's about enjoying learning together.

Cream slide: Their own gifts. God made each of your children on purpose, with their own gifts and their own way of seeing the world. Three illustrated learning type cards below.

Dark slide: It describes. It doesn't define. Kids grow and change, and most are a blend. These words are just a way to notice and celebrate who they are. Free, about 5 minutes, myhomeschoolstyle.com, link in bio.