8th Grade College-bound Homeschooler
Follow along to see how this homeschooler gets accepted to Penn State College of Engineering her Junior year of high school with 30 college credits already.
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Follow along to see how this homeschooler gets accepted to Penn State College of Engineering her Junior year of high school with 30 college credits already.
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Follow along to see how this homeschooler gets accepted to Penn State College of Engineering her Junior year of high school with 30 college credits already.
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Once upon a time there was a dancer girl with long blond hair. This girl danced all evening, every evening. Missing dance was like losing a day of her life. When she got off the bus that Monday so tired, headed straight for the bottom bunk of her pink room, I figured she was just
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Want to know how I helped my daughter get into a Big Ten college through homeschooling? We’re still in the last season here in the final year so follow along as I start a thread of posts telling our story. Krystal was accepted to Penn State College of Engineering and is applying to University of
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Do you want to teach your kids to learn their elementary science facts FAST? Check out this deck of about 120 science cards that you can set out by group and memorize quickly. A good idea is to go through the cards once a week along with reading picture books on these topics to solidify the
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How do you go about rewarding homeschoolers? I’m amazed at how much work my kids will repeatedly do for… Pokémon Cards! Classical Conversations Essentials program, which is grammar, vocabulary, composition, and mental math review, has a fun component involving English Grammar. CHARTS!!! 17 charts of pure memory… Kids not only learn that nouns are, “person,
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All my adult life I’ve been seeking a tribe of wisdom. In college I studied Engineering at Michigan State University where I had some of the best professors in the country. One in particular, Professor Robert Hubbard, was creating a Head and Neck Brace Support Device (HANS) to wear inside race cars. He would bring his models
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I’m going to give you a secret window (shhhhhh) into the best of Homeschool days. I know it can be a mystical, wonderous sounding lifestyle, of kids being kids along side adults that are more than fully engaged in their child’s education. Following you’ll see my top ten things Log Cabin Schoolhouse Loves about Homeschool
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Need a Challenge B Scientists Exam? Scientist Test Ch B (Click here to open it in PDF) Just a Classical Conversations mom here to share with you the exam I created using my daughter’s wonderful papers, notes, and projects from first semester. Wow! Did they learn a lot! They covered scientists from Ancient Times through Modern
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So, since I’m embarking on this classical education journey, I decided to figure out exactly what classical education is? I created this picture during the last school year when I was tutoring high school math and it occurred to me I didn’t know where Algebra was situated within the Trivium and Quadrivium. Those are the
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