It can be difficult to find the best homeschool curriculum for high school, but these were some of our family’s favorites. The number of credits needed to graduate public high school varies by state. For homeschoolers, the amount required depends on factors such as state homeschooling laws and umbrella school requirements. Often, homeschooling parents set…
If you’re looking for thorough, easy-to-understand, biblical homeschool science curriculum for elementary, middle, and high school, check out Science Shepherd. Homeschool science options are plentiful for the lower grades but dwindle quickly by the time high school rolls around. The choices decline even more for families who want a thorough, easy-to-understand science curriculum featuring a…
There are many benefits of playing a musical instrument, but the academic benefits may surprise you. Learn why your child should play an instrument in this article sponsored by Musiah. Some people cringe when they hear kids practicing musical instruments – especially the recorder when it rewards off notes with its ear-piercing squeal. When you’ve…
If you’re a homeschool parent looking for quality, user-friendly typing lessons for kids, you’ve got to check out Typesy! I took typing class in high school. Way back in the dark ages. On an actual typewriter, y’all. I’m talking Stone Age. I didn’t care for the teacher too much. She was kind of grumpy and…
Credit by exam allows homeschoolers to earn college credit in high school. Learn how to prepare with CLEP practice tests and DSST practice tests. When researching online, Study.com frequently tops my search results. I love their concise, easy-to-understand articles, but I never realized that those search engine results were just the tip of the iceberg. Study.com offers…
Trail Guide to World Geography makes learning geography fun! Kids in grades 3-12 can learn together with this multi-level homeschool geography curriculum. Most of my favorite Friends episodes involve Joey. His lovable, goofy cluelessness cracks me up. I may or may not quote Joey when talking to my kids about school stuff. {ahem} “Good job,…
