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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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!
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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So who’s ready to dive into Chemistry! Are you a little intimidated thinking there’s no way you could ever teach Chemistry without taking a class in Chemistry? Please do not panic or think that ONLY Chemistry majors can teach Chemistry. With some of these Free Chemistry resources you will be able to learn right along with your child of any age!
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As a homeschool parent, you know how to educate your children best. You use what you know about your students and their learning styles, and make sure to cover a wide range of academic areas. But when it comes to homeschooling high school, sometimes parents become paralyzed over how to choose courses—what are the subjects that colleges want to see on a high school transcript? How many credits are necessary? How do you teach upper level math when you’re not a math major?! Here are some guidelines to help you plan your high school courses and prepare your student for successful college admittance, without changing the way you homeschool!
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First of all, I would like to thank Thaleia Maher for this opportunity to guest-blog in her “Homeschooled Through High-School” series. It is a huge honor to do so.
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