Have you experienced the high school panic moment yet? It’s that moment when everything starts to feel like it actually counts. The high school years carry more weight. It’s only natural that we start to stress about how to homeschool high school. The good news is that homeschooling high school doesn’t have to be stressful….
Are you keeping track of learning in your homeschool this year? Some states require parents to track progress and compile portfolios for their homeschool students each year. Even if you’re not in a state that requires you to keep track, there are many benefits to keeping good records. Keeping track of what we’re learning in…
One of the greatest gifts of homeschooling is the freedom to follow our children’s interests. Whether it’s bugs, ballet, baking, or building with LEGO, interest-led learning keeps kids curious, motivated, and fully engaged. But when it comes time to put together your homeschool portfolio, many parents feel a familiar twinge of panic: How do I…
Homeschool portfolios can be a bit intimidating. Especially if you have never been required to keep one before. I keep a homeschool portfolio because it is a state requirement. But, after a year of keeping a physical record in a three ring binder I realized that was not going to be sustainable for 18+ years. My…
End of content
End of content