Weird, Unsocialized Homeschoolers
Honest. Quirky. Real. Stereotype-smashing humor for homeschooling families.
You don’t need to know how to play music to teach guitar in your home school. Moosiko makes learning guitar fun and easy for you and your children. The following sponsored guest post was written by Dan Mascola, founder of Moosiko. Okay, maybe they don’t want to learn 90’s boy bands, but I’ll bet your kids want to learn guitar!… View Post
As your child nears high school age, you find yourself wondering how to graduate a homeschooled student. Great news! The following article will show you that it doesn’t have to be difficult or intimidating. Once your kids hit middle school or so, the Homeschool Inquisition usually shifts from the age-old socialization question to inquiries such as “how are they going… View Post
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 their own graduation requirements. Assuming… View Post
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 Christian worldview. If that describes… View Post
There are advantages and disadvantages to homeschooling high school. Learn the homeschooling high school pros and cons you need to know. As my friend and I walked the track that spring day, I made a quiet, shameful confession. “Sometimes I wish I’d sent my kids to public school just so all this, good or bad, would be the school’s responsibility.”… View Post