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The Vocal Gym for Homeschool: Elevating High School Singing Education

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Are you a homeschooling parent searching for a comprehensive and effective singing program for your high school student? Look no further than “The Vocal Gym for Homeschool.” This Carnegie credit-qualifying online course sets a new standard for vocal education, combining self-paced learning with interactive lessons that cater to each student’s unique strengths and weaknesses. In […]

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Mastering Languages Made Easier: Unveiling the Breaking the Barrier Curriculum for Homeschooling Parents

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Breaking the Barrier Language Curriculum: Empowering Homeschool Moms’ Buy Decisions In today’s interconnected world, the ability to communicate in multiple languages is a valuable skill that opens doors to global opportunities. For parents seeking a foreign language program, the quest to find the right curriculum—one that effectively teaches languages while keeping students engaged—can be a

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Unleash the Wonders of Chemistry with ChemExplained for Your Homeschool High Schoolers

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As your high schoolers embark on their academic journey, there’s one subject that can sometimes seem like a magical potion of mystery and excitement: Chemistry. Whether your student is an aspiring scientist or just someone looking to understand the world around them, a solid foundation in chemistry can unlock countless doors. And today, we’re excited

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5 Simple Ways to Include Music Study

5 Simple Ways to Include Music Study in Your Homeschool

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A major perk of homeschooling is deciding what topics and subjects you want to incorporate in your homeschool curriculum. While many students across the country do not have access to music education and programming, homeschoolers can provide music study as an integral part of our homeschools.  It’s easy to view music as an optional subject.

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Health for the Whole Person

“High School Health for the Whole Person” an Indepth Review

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Overview: We all want our kids to be healthy, happy and whole! High School Health for the Whole Person gives High School level students a firm foundation for keeping and maintaining health -from a wholistic point of view! Health: we all want it, appreciate it when we have it, and miss it when we don’t! High

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12 Engaging Homeschool Co-op Class Ideas Teens Will Love

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Overview: Guest contributor Sara Dennis has some fabulous homeschool co-op class ideas for teens! And I bet they will make you think of many more possibilities! I don’t know about you, but I found high school terrifying when my oldest child started 9th grade. Thankfully, there’s a secret weapon that homeschoolers have discovered… homeschool co-ops! The

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Bonus Episode 83: An Interview with David Hazell of My Father’s World

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Get one man’s perspective on homeshooling high school AND hear about an amazing curriculum option that does it all for you. David Hazell is the CEO of My Father’s World books, and in this episode we discuss homeschooling high school in general and My Father’s World in particular. My Father’s World is a Christian literature-based

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Learning Activities for High School: 9 Ideas Your Teen Will Love

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Are you frustrated trying to add fun learning activities for high school students? Elementary kids have so many fun activities you can do from going to the store for math, a nature hike for science, or reading a historical fiction book for history. High school uses a lot of dull textbooks, but with a bit

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