Showing posts with label Homeschool high school. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Homeschool high school. Show all posts
Tuesday
High School Writing - Homeschool Writing - College Bound
I was searching for some good writing programs / eBooks / workbooks / instructions for our boys and came across these great resources.
High School Writing : CAHSEE Writing Program - PDF
Script Writing Workbook High School : for aspiring film makers / writers / plays - PDF
ACT Essay Workbooks for Christian Students - PDF
Writing for the SAT : for high school students desiring to take the SAT - PDF
Novel writing for high school : A guide / workbook for high school students desiring to write a novel - PDF
How to write for the SAT : A guide / workbook for high school students - PDF
How to analyze words in writings : Workbook for high school writing program - PDF
Literary response : Workbook for literature high school - PDF
Extra Stuff:
You can go to college - (Workbook & Questions) Guide for high school students thinking about college - PDF
Guide for the college bound high school student
photo credit: athena. via photopin cc
Friday
Homeschooling High School - It's not as hard as you imagined

- Find ways that your child will learn and do that!
- Find topics that they are interested in and give them complete freedom. You will be pleasantly surprised.
- Have a full day (or more!) that they can focus solely on that subject and learn in the way that suites them best. Is that frightening? Sure!
- PRAY! Ask God to guide your young adult (you do realize that from 13 on they are young adults right?) into the areas that will guide them for the rest of their lives.
Train - Initiate, and so, educate.
The way he should go - Or, according to the tenor of his way, i. e., the path especially belonging to, especially fitted for, the individual's character. The proverb enjoins the closest possible study of each child's temperament and the adaptation of "his way of life" to that.
Wednesday
Homeschool High School ~ Writing Essays
Every person learns differently. My oldest (15) learns through video. He has educated himself through tutorials and.... YouTube! LOL!
One thing I would really like for my high schooler to learn is how to write essays. I found some lessons YouTube that I think are interesting and informative.
Tuesday
Photography and Science
Art Institutes Bachelor of Science Degree Program Objectives (to give you an idea of classes for college)
Photography ~ A New Art or Yet Another Scientific Achievement ~ (PDF) Focuses on the history of photography and photography as art
Integrated Science and Photography ~ (PDF) 9th Grade Curriculum
Portrait Photography ~ From the Victorians to the Present Day ~ (PDF) Curriculum
Let’s Make a Better Picture:
Teaching Photography as Science and Art to First Graders (PDF)
Art and Science of Photography (PDF)
Rendering the Print (PDF)
Photography ~ A New Art or Yet Another Scientific Achievement ~ (PDF) Focuses on the history of photography and photography as art
Integrated Science and Photography ~ (PDF) 9th Grade Curriculum
Portrait Photography ~ From the Victorians to the Present Day ~ (PDF) Curriculum
Let’s Make a Better Picture:
Teaching Photography as Science and Art to First Graders (PDF)
Art and Science of Photography (PDF)
Rendering the Print (PDF)
Saturday
BUILDING YOUR FUTURE FINANCIAL LITERACY CURRICULUM - A 2010 AWARD WINNER!
Let's make sure our high school students are well educated in finances. Don't forget to teach them about handling money God's way too!
(Downloads at bottom of post)
From The Actuarial Foundation website:
Building Your Future
Book 1 BANKING
Topics include savings accounts, checking accounts, credit cards, taxes
Building Your Future
Book 2 FINANCING
Topics include loans & interest, home loans, auto loans, insurance
Building Your Future
Book 3 INVESTING
Topics include bonds, stocks, mutual funds, risk & diversification, inflation
The Actuarial Foundation has released to U.S. high school and college teachersBuilding Your Future, an engaging and relevant financial literacy curriculum, to help teens master the foundational elements of personal finance and to prepare for life on their own.
Building Your Future helps students easily grasp the essentials of personal finance, gives them multiple opportunities to practice core skills and showcases the real-world impact of the financial decisions they make. Each chapter is classroom ready, with a Teacher's Guide that provides handouts and answer keys, instruction and assessment suggestions, definitions and resources that align with national mathematics and personal financial education standards.
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