For homeschoolers during the elementary years, it can be difficult to answer the question “What grade are your children in?” They may be doing 5th grade level in math, 3rd grade level in reading, and […]
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I was doing a Bible Study on Work. I remembered all those summers with my high school boys. It’s so important to teach a strong work ethic! Perhaps it’s a good time to take a
Homeschooling Teens: Summer is Coming! Time to Work! Read More »
My husband and I were creating some games for my Father’s 85th birthday and we found a fantastic website! This school district has compiled links to different game shows that can be used for education.
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HSLDA reports that colleges are now required to determine the validity of high school diplomas from public and private schools. How exactly can the college determine validity? Will they be requiring course descriptions from every
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Did you know that not all homeschoolers score in the 80th percentile or above? It’s true! There are many homeschoolers who struggle with some subjects – or ALL subjects. The most important thing is that
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Karen on Facebook needed some guidance about math. “I would like opinions on the pros and cons of these sequences: (Algebra 1 -Geometry- Algebra 2) versus. (Algebra 1-Algebra 2- Geometry). Your thoughts?” ~ Karen It’s
Geometry before or after Algebra 2? Read More »
Thank you, Sue, for sharing your experience! Even though I am in the field of education, finding a plan for homeschooling high school and preparing good college transcripts was not easy. Then I came across
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For standardized testing, I recommend a generic grade level test (CAT, IOWA, etc.) I think it’s helpful in middle school to take a test in a fairly large group. That will help make it a
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A simple comment from a well-meaning friend can make you question your own judgment. With science curriculum, as with all curriculum, it’s more about what fits your child that what others are using or recommend.
Homeschool Science – High School Curriculum Choices Read More »
When you are trying to figure out what college might be a good fit, a college fair is often the best first step. Laura wrote on Facebook: “Lee, I’m taking my almost 14 year old
Tips for your First College Fair Read More »