The power of the written word – Reading and Writing for a strong High School Language Arts credit!
How Many Papers Should MY Homeschool High Schooler Write? The number and length of papers a teen should write varies by age, needs, interests and abilities. Here’s a helpful guide.
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How to Plan Homeschool High School Language Arts. What you need to know for meaningful Language Arts credits for the homeschool transcript.
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Earn a Practical Language Arts Credit Based on Career Exploration. Combine Language Arts and Career Exploration for some life-changing homeschool high school credits!
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An Authoritative Guide to Literature for Homeschool High School. What should literature look like in homeschool high school? How do you plan for college-attractive vs workforce-bound reading for your teens? Here’s a helpful guide.
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How Many Books Should MY Homeschool High Schooler Read? That’s a big question with a complicated answer. We’ll simplify it for you in this post.
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3 Reasons Why American Poetry: Reading and Writing is Good for Teens. This is a reading and writing guides that helps teens connect to poetry in a way that helps them grow academically and personally.
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Teach Teens to LIKE Poetry with American Poetry: Reading and Writing. Many teens are intimidated by poetry. Let them have some fun and success with this 5 week, lighthearted downloadable workbook.
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Teens don’t need to stick to long classics that bore them. Here are 10 meaningful high school reading materials for reluctant readers. 10 Meaningful High School Reading Materials for Reluctant Readers Believe it or not, some homeschool high schoolers hate reading! There are all kinds of homeschool high schoolers. Some can’t get enough books in…
Why is literature analysis easy for some teens and SOOO difficult for others? If you are homeschooling high school students, you may have observed that analyzing, discussing and writing about literature comes very naturally to some kids and is a source of great frustration to others. Understanding why it’s hard for some opens the door…
