Overview: It’s honestly not that hard to homeschool high school. Find the encouragement and resources you need to feel confident that YOU can do this! NOTE: This post was originally published in 2015. Back then this blog had a different name, but over time, the title of this post seemed the perfect fit for my […]
It’s Not That Hard to Homeschool High School Read More »
Sometimes our homeschooled teen startles us by disagreeing about something we think is fundamental, or doing something that we’re not sure we can support. Try not to freak out. Hear a veteran homeschool mom’s positive take on this somewhat disconcerting occurence. SCROLL DOWN TO LISTEN OR TO READ A TRANSCRIPT This episode is sponsored by
Episode 70: When Your Teen Disagrees with You Read More »
Years ago we created two Facebook groups which are now large and active — at any time you can get quick answers from other homeschool moms for whatever burning question you have! You can also interact directly with curriculum providers (see below for list of sponsors). Join today! FOR HIGH SCHOOL: It’s Not That Hard
Join our active Facebook groups for homeschoolers! Read More »
Sometimes you think it might be a good idea to extend high school so your teen can have more time to get everything done. But have you considered all of the ramifications? There’s more to this than you might realize. It can be a great fit — except when it’s not. Hear about both the
Episode 68: Considering a Fifth Year of High School for Your Homeschooled Teen Read More »
Taming the Transcript is for when your teen is ready to apply to college… In This Book, You Will Discover: The Truth about Transcripts What REALLY goes on a transcript? Find out the truth; don’t be intimidated by long lists of “shoulds.” It’s much simpler than you think! Creating the Document Decide which format to
It’s that time of year when we are narrowing down our curriculum choices, when the hope is high that we’ll find something that will really work and ignite our homeschool to be better than it’s ever been. Cuz maybe this past year was disappointing (which actually is probably true for everyone this time around, what
Episode 30: Thoughts on Choosing and Using Curriculum Read More »
As you anticipate homeschooling high school with your oldest, it’s natural to wonder how you will make it work with all the younger kids that you still have to homeschool as well. High school is harder—at least that’s what you’ve been told—and your teen may need you more. But your youngers still need your help
Episodes 9-11: Homeschooling High School with Younger Kids Around Read More »
Overview: When you’re wondering how to pay for college, this SAT/ACT prep course is one of the best and easiest ways to get some help. It’s reasonably priced and effective, a win-win! Note: this post is sponsored by College Prep Genius, but all opinions are my own. Referral links are present. College is looming and
How Your Teen Can Pay for College – an elective course option Read More »
Overview: Homeschool socialization doesn’t have to be any more of a thing in high school than it is at any other age. Here are 100 ways to make it happen! Someone corrected me about my wording recently. She defined “socialization” as “the process of learning to behave in a way that is acceptable to society.”
100 Ways to Socialize Your Homeschooled Teen Read More »
Overview: The WriteShop curriculum is written to give the homeschool mom the nuts and bolts she needs to feel confident about teaching high school writing. I think it’s great! Does the idea of high school writing scare you? Are you afraid you won’t know how to help your teen learn to write well? It’s not
WriteShop I & II for High School Writing: An In-depth Review — with two videos! Read More »
