Join us for The Homeschool Highschool Podcast Episode 15: Customizing the Literature Credit! This post is running concurrently on Ultimate Homeschool Radio Network.
Homeschool Highschool Podcast Episode 15: Customizing the Literature Credit
Homeschool highschoolers have so many different needs, interests, and abilities. What if your teen wants to do reading about careers? Wants to push for a high-powered Honors credit? Only needs just enough to graduate?
Since there’s not just one way to homeschool high school, then there are lots of ways to customize the homeschool highschool literature credit!
- You can individualize the literature credit for a struggling or reluctant reader.
- You can individualize the literature credit for an average reader.
- You can individualize the literature credit for an honors-level reader.
- You can individualize the literature credit for interests such as:
Or perhaps you have a teen that can’t stand the thought of only ONE Literature topic all year long! How do you handle that? You mix and match with the level of literature reading geared to the abilities and age of your homeschool high schooler using 7Sisters Comprehensive ELA Bundles:
- One Year of High School English/Language Arts (A good fit for 9th grade)
- Another Year of High School English/Language Arts (A good fit for 10th grade)
- One More Year of High School English/Language Arts (A good fit for 11th grade)
- A Final Year of High School English/Language Arts (A good fit for 12th grade)
Join Vicki and Sabrina for a discussion on customizing the literature credit!
In the meantime, enjoy these other posts and Homeschool Highschool Podcast episodes:
- Homeschool Highschool Podcast Ep 92: Helping Literal Thinkers with Literature Analysis
- Literature Analysis, Literal Thinkers and Movies in High School
- How to Create an Honors Literature Credit for Homeschool Transcript
And read more about individualizing each homeschool high schooler’s educational plan for each year:
- Individualizing the 9th grade plan
- Individualizing the 10th grade plan
- Creating a powerful 11th grade year
- How to make the most of senior year on the homeschool transcript
