I hope you’ve enjoyed the 10 Days of Homeschooling High School series. In case you missed something, I’ve linked below to all the topics that have been covered. My favorite resources Figuring out coursework Determining credit Transcripts Nature study High school science Teaching algebra and higher level courses Sports College prep diplomas I believe that…
When we began homeschooling high school, I designed my daughter’s courses based on the college prep track in my state’s graduation requirements. While she’s not the most studious kid in the world, she does plan to attend college. However, even if she had no plans for college, I would still base her high school education…
I hope you enjoyed Samantha’s post on Monday. She’s back today talking about one of the biggest reasons that many homeschooled kids return to or go for the first time to high school: sports. My own niece went to public school for the first time ever as a freshman because it was her only option,…
One of the most common concerns I have heard from most parents when it comes to homeschooling high school is the fear of teaching higher level math and science courses. And, why shouldn’t that be a concern? Many of us struggled through classes like algebra, trigonometry, chemistry or physics, so it only makes sense that…
I have often wished that Samantha’s daughter was just a tad older than Brianna because I have picked up so many great ideas on homeschooling high school from Samantha. I especially love some of her wonderfully creative ideas for science, which is why I asked her to guest post on that topic. Enjoy! For years, you’ve…
Too often, we homeschooling parents think that, when high school hits, it’s time to put away more delight-led learning and hit the textbooks. One of the things that can get pushed aside is nature study, but that doesn’t have to be the case. Today’s guest post is from one of my favorite bloggers, Barb McCoy,…
