Homeschool High School Reading List
Homeschool high school reading list to help organize literature choices for teens. Help them enjoy reading while experiencing new genres.
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Tag: English
Suggested Syllabus for Another Year English/Language Arts 10
Suggested Syllabus for Another Year English/Language Arts 10. By request, here is a freebie syllabus for teens using Another Year ELA (gr 10)
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Suggested Syllabus for One Year English/Language Arts 9
Suggested Syllabus for One Year English/Language Arts 9. If you are using 7Sisters ELA 9, this suggested syllabus can help your teen organize.
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High School Writing Requirements: An Authoritative Guide
High School Writing Requirements: An Authoritative Guide. Another post in the suite of Authoritative Guides for homeschooling high school.
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Light-Hearted Classic Books for Teens
By request: Light-hearted classic books for teens. Light-Hearted Classic Books for Teens We all know that homeschool high schoolers must read a lot of literature every year for their English/Language Arts credits. But does it always need to be stuffy, old-school classics? After a year of living through a global pandemic, we have been receiving…
What Kinds of Writing Should Non-College-Bound Teens Do?
What Kinds of Writing Should Non-College-Bound Teens Do? Don’t waste your teens’ time, choose assignments that help them prepare for life.
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7SistersHomeschool’s Complete List of Literature Study Guides
7SistersHomeschool’s Complete List of Literature Study Guides. A complete list of our user-friendly, level-able study guides that teens like!
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Figuring Out ELA for Homeschool High School
Figuring Out ELA for Homeschool High School. Don’t be intimidated! We’ll help you figure out English/Language Arts for your teens!
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How to Use Literature Study Guides in Homeschool High School
How to Use Literature Study Guides in Homeschool High School. How many guides should your teen use? How to use them? Do they need a guide for all books?
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