One of the most common questions parents ask when they begin homeschooling is about homeschool records. From report cards to a high school transcript, good records capture the highlights of what your student has learned.
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Leadership and worldview training should be top priorities for every Christian parent of teens and the BEST place to do that this summer is Worldview Academy Camp! Located on college campuses across the nation, these camps provide a place for intentional discipleship, worldview and leadership training, academic challenge and tons of fun. They have easily been
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When you want to make friends outside of school, it is importantly to look outside the box to think about all the places where you do our could interact with people. Just meeting people doesn’t equal making friends but it can be where you start. As a mom of 9 kids who stuggled with social
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When homeschoolers talk about what is unschooling compared to traditional homeschooling, there is often some confusion. Does unschooling mean not doing school? Is it even legal? Let’s talk about these questions and more. I distinctly remember the first time someone who was unschooling. I had been homeschooling for just a couple of years when I
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It’s not really a secret that I love bundles and summits as an awesome way to add value to your homeschooling experience….both for students and for moms’ The 2023 Homeschooling Bundle is a great way to do just that. How To Use Bundles and Summits In Your Homeschool Whether you are looking for unique supplementary
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When creating a plan for high school, it is important to think about the life skills and social skills your teen needs to thrive beyond the four walls of your home. As parents, we have so many things on our plate that it is easy to become hyper-focused on meeting the academic requirements but give less attention to non-required “subjects.” No worries! I have been there too!
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If you have homeschooled for any length of time or were homeschooled yourself, you may find that you have some unpopular homeschool opinions. Opinions that don’t align with the dominant school of thought are often discouraged from the public discourse. And of course, the problem is, people end up feeling alienated when their experience doesn’t line up with the ideal.
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If you have a high school homeschooled student going to public or private school, you may wondering how to write a transcript that the school will accept. I am not an expert, but I am a mom who has navigated this process and helped many others do the same. Here is what I learned.
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A 4-Year Homeschool High School Plan is a great investment of your time that will save you money, energy and stress as you launch your child into adulthood. As a homeschool parent, you have the unique opportunity to tailor your high school student’s education to their specific needs and interests. While you’ll still need to
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Youth leadership training is really a combination of skills and experiences that help prepare teens to take an active part in their community, family and future. It usually involves both traditional classroom learning and hands-on experience that prepares teens to be leaders in the future. Leadership education for teens helps them become confident adults who care about the needs of those around them.
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