Freshman Social Studies What do you cover for social studies? Ninth grade usually starts with American History. This is because most kids already know about George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, so starting in the U.S. […]
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Right now, I’m guessing that your focus is essential writing skills for high school. Once your child can write reasonably well, your next worry is a simple one. Make sure they have the essential writing
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Homeschool parents can be worriers, “Do I have enough structure in my homeschool? Not enough? Are my grades too lenient? Too strict?” In addition to a long list of other potential worries, some parents
How to Create the WOW Factor for College Admission Submit comprehensive records for the best chance of convincing a college that your child is a good fit for admission and scholarships. But comprehensive records are
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Evaluating Classes and Estimating Grades Unless you’re one of those super-conscientious homeschool parents who keep all your homeschool records up to date, you probably need to spend a little time catching up on record keeping.
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Help for Tubbies, Cubbies, and Binder Queens If you are homeschooling a high school student, you’ve probably given at least a little thought to keeping homeschool records. Perhaps you’ve only thought about it vaguely and
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Acronyms Rule in October! PSAT and FAFSA October is a big month for homeschoolers. It’s when you need to know your stuff as the homeschool guidance counselor. But no need to freak out! It’s fairly
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