The Homeschool Art and Music Curriculum from You ARE An ARTiST organized art and music appreciation using a variety of resources so you can simply open the schedule and with little preparation you are off and learning!
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Homeschool High School Transcripts Made Easy
Transcripts Made Easy shows you how to grade, grant credit, create simple, effective homeschool transcripts and high school diplomas, and keep simple records.
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Luther and the Reformation Resource List for Homeschool Families
Favorite resources about Martin Luther and the Protestant Reformation. An Ultimate List of Luther and the Reformation Resources for homeschool families.
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Apologia High School Astronomy Is An Excellent Option for Electives
When it comes to choosing high school electives, there are so many options available for homeschoolers now. And fostering your child’s interests by carefully curating a curriculum tailored to them is just another incredible perk of homeschooling. After a dozen years of homeschooling, I still find it fascinating that we can choose courses based on topics that my children are naturally drawn to. The high
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You Might Be An Eclectic Homeschooler if…
You Might Be An Eclectic Homeschooler if… answers the question, “What is an eclectic homeschooler? How do I find eclectic homeschool resources? All this and more from The Curriculum Choice
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Homeschooling in the Digital Age
Homeschooling in the Digital Age answers questions about what and how to use digital, virtual, online learning in your homeschool. From The Curriculum Choice
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The Charlotte Mason Homeschool Guide
The Charlotte Mason Homeschool Guide helps explain what this method is and why it might be the right one for you. It also offers you resources for implementing the Charlotte Mason Method in your homeschool. A guide from The Curriculum Choice
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Introducing Boundary Stone: Self-Paced American Government Curriculum
I’m a child of Haitian immigrants and the first-born. Many times after school, I remember sharing my newfound knowledge of America with my parents. They came to earn degrees in Chemistry and Engineering and to offer their children new choices. Those goals were met! But everything from this country’s language, its customs, culture, and yes its government, was a brand new experience. So it felt exciting
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