Homeschooled Through High School

DIY Herbalism Course {Homeschool High School} #DIYHerbalismCourse

August 28, 2018 By Thaleia Leave a Comment

If you have been reading my blog for anytime at all or know me personally then you know that I am uber frugal. Creating a DIY high school herbalism course seemed very fitting since Princess wants to earn high school credits and I felt like this might be my last chance to learn with her intensely. I have been wanting to learn more about herbs, herbalism, herbal medicine, plant identification and just general natural health concepts for over 4 years. I decided this year it was time to dust off the books, print off the pdf’s bought or free ebooks and start studying.

Join us for out DIY Herbalism Course #Homeschool #HighSchool #DIYHerbalismCourse #herbalism #botany

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2018-2019 Homeschool Curriculum General Overview

August 23, 2018 By Thaleia Leave a Comment

Each year during the Spring and Summer I think about the upcoming Fall and what it will bring for my children’s educations via homeschool curriculum. I try to look for new and interesting things to learn, study and experience. This year will be our first year that all four children will be “in school”.

We started last year all learning the same Science and History which seemed to make my life a little bit easier. Last year we learned American History and Anatomy (loosley using Guest Hollow’s outline) while this year we will focus on Ancient History and Botany. We will use Mystery of History 1 and Guest Hollow’s Ancient History for book, video and activity ideas as well as Guest Hollow’s Botany.

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Tips for Your High School Transcript

March 6, 2018 By Thaleia 1 Comment

Do you worry about creating a high school transcript for your homeschooler or high school student? You do not have to be fret, pull your hair or hire someone to do this for you! You the parent can provide your child with a high school transcript that is legal and recognizable.

If you work on your child’s 4 year plan high school plan then creating a high school transcript is the next step. You can add each subject completed each semester or year depending of if the course taken is half-year or full year. Be sure to include the name of the course, percentage grade and what grade year it was completed. If you student decides to spread courses through out the year then you may need to create a transcript which includes a Summer Semester for each high school year as well. Just be as honest and detailed as possible.

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Free Resources for High School Government

April 12, 2017 By Thaleia 3 Comments

Right now Princess and Eldest may only be in Junior High but it’s definitely time to plan for High School NOW with free resources for High School Government. We are still trying to keep our homeschool budget at zero or as close to as possible to show other families you don’t have to be rich to homeschool!

So far I have found a handful of free resources for High School Government available online. I bet if you check your local library you will find some books related to Government as well!

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Free High School Math Resources

August 31, 2016 By Thaleia 1 Comment

High School math can be very expensive to buy and hard to teach! I love number crunching for budgets and figuring out taxes but not super fond of algebra. I remember taking Algebra 1, Algebra 2, and Geometry but I know that some concepts were tough with a full-course load in high school!

$High School Math Resources for Free$

I am a college graduate and never took Trig or Calc which I may end up learning right alongside my children. Either way I know that I will want to use as many free resources as possible to save big bucks on math textbooks!

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