Books Every Teen Entrepreneur Should Read
Section one I believe there are several books every teen entrepreneur should read. These books are packed with advice, knowledge, and skills that most of us didn’t learn until adulthood. Imagine if we had read these books and implemented what we learned sooner rather than later? What if my teen doesn’t want to be […]
How to Teach Foraging in Your Homeschool (A Simple Nature Study for Teens)
How to Teach Foraging in Your Homeschool: Backyard Nature Study for Teens Homeschooling is about much more than reading, writing, and arithmetic. As your child’s teacher, you have the unique opportunity to include subjects that many traditional schools overlook. One of those subjects might surprise you: backyard foraging. Foraging is a wonderful nature study for […]
Why is it important to teach art to high school students
Why is it important to teach art to high school students? Why do most high schools that are accredited require an art credit? Art is very important to a well-rounded education. Electives such as art generally fall outside of the main core subjects of academic study which are English, math, history, science and foreign language. But […]
Teach your Teen How to Succeed
How to teach your teen to succeed. After 15 years of homeschooling high schoolers, I’ve learned that planning for a successful year goes far beyond academics. Sure, we focus on math, science, literature, and all those core subjects—but the life skills we teach our teens during these crucial years often matter even more than the […]
The Great Family Pumpkin Challenge
The Great Family Pumpkin Challenge: Turn Fall Into Your Most Educational (and Fun!) Season Ever Have you considered doing a Family Pumpkin Challenge this fall? Fall has arrived and you’re trying to figure out how to teach fractions to your 4th grader while your toddler is melting down and your teenager is rolling their eyes […]
Dual Enrollment and Your Teen
Dual Enrollment: What It Is and How It Can Benefit Your Teen Dual enrollment, also known as Concurrent enrollmen, is when a high school student takes a college course and earns both high school and college credit at the same time. It’s a fantastic opportunity that’s available to both homeschool and public school students, and […]
So You Decided to Homeschool Your Teen
Just decided to homeschool your teen? Here’s where to start, what to expect, and how to feel confident about your choice.
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