Let’s chat about 12th grade English curriculum for homeschool. That is, what is required, which courses can count toward senior year English, what are some reading list suggestions, plus how does this all look on a transcript? Ready to dive in? My posts contain affiliate links. What should be taught in 12th grade English? The first step is always to consult your… Read More
Homeschool Subjects
Check out the posts in this category if you want detailed reviews and recommendations, inside peeks and resources related to teaching all the subjects in your homeschool. We'll cover all the basics plus more: Art & Music, Bible, Math, Language Arts, Science, History & Geography, and Electives.
High School Elective Ideas for Homeschool
When your kids reach the high school years in homeschool, you’re ready to start thinking about electives. Let’s deep dive into everything you ever wanted to know about high school elective ideas for homeschool – what are they, how to craft your own, and how to count them on the transcript. Plus, you’ll find lots of ideas for homeschool high… Read More
Fun History Kids Will Love
This is a guest post by our friend Danika Cooley from Thinking Kids Press. This post uses affiliate links. Learning about history with kids can be engaging. Here are two simple ways to teach fun history kids will love! Have you ever heard kids say history is their least favorite subject? There’s all those dry dates and boring names! Still,… Read More
CrossWired Science Review
Let me introduce you to Sound, and Fluid Dynamics from CrossWired Science. My fifth grader was able to try out this new science resource and we think it has great potential. What is CrossWired Science? CrossWired Science is an online science curriculum that can be used as a stand-alone program or as a supplement to another science curricula. They recommend… Read More
Review of Chemistry 101 for Homeschool High School
In this review of Chemistry 101, you’ll learn how we used it, what you can expect from the curriculum, and additional recommendations. We used Biology 101 last year, so when our dyslexic student was heading into high school chemistry, we knew that it was essential for us to use Chemistry 101. You can find all their video courses on the… Read More
IEW Ancient History-Based Writing Lessons REVIEW
Here’s our review of IEW Ancient History-Based Writing Lessons. We’ll give you an inside peek into what’s included and how we used it so you can decide if it might be a good fit to use in your homeschool. Disclaimer: I received a copy of this product in exchange for my honest review. I was not required to write a… Read More
Friendly Chemistry REVIEW
Check out this Friendly Chemistry Review for an inside look into this curriculum along with our recommendations. My high schooler with dyslexia needed a chemistry course that wouldn’t be too technical or too hard to complete on his own. After asking in online homeschool groups for recommendations, we found Friendly Chemistry. Disclaimer: I received a copy of this product in… Read More
5 Courses Teen Entrepreneurs Will Love
If you’re looking for educational and creative gifts for your special high school students, then this post is for you. Here are five courses that teen entrepreneurs will love because they will help them begin or grow their unique business. This post contains affiliate links for your convenience. I will receive a commission if you purchase from these links. Thank… Read More
Advent Bible Reading Plan That Will Engage Your Teens
If you have teens, you might be frustrated (like I was) that almost every Advent Bible Reading Plan out there is geared toward little kids. But what can you do with your teens to engage them in conversation about theology and help prepare their hearts for Advent? Take a look at this Advent Bundle – Jesus: Prophecy Fulfilled and see… Read More
Why we ditched the spelling lists | All About Spelling Review
Have any of your kids struggled with the traditional approach to spelling instruction? You know, the routine where the students are given 20 new spelling words each week, and they’re usually unrelated words. After an agonizing week of filling out worksheets that substitute for actual spelling instruction, the student is then tested on those 20 words. If he has a… Read More
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