Have you ever had someone you love get lost? To what length would you go to melt that person’s cold heart? And to what extent would you travel to take the splinter of glass from your loved one’s eye? Hans Christian Andersen’s The Snow Queen The movie Frozen is whimsical, sweet, and good-natured with amazing…
If you have children (or are a Disney fan, yourself), you are probably getting pretty pumped for Disney’s Frozen 2! This highly anticipated Disney sequel hits movie theaters this weekend, and it’s sure to be a big family event this holiday season. As homeschooling moms, it’s always fun to pull some crafts into our learning…
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I’ve had my eye on Noeo Homeschool Science for several years – ever since I first saw their advertisement in a magazine. I can’t begin to tell you how excited I was when they sent me Chemistry II: Atoms to Alloys and Beyond! in exchange for this review. 🙂 I began reading the Instructor’s Guide…
My husband and I have moved quite a few times during our almost fifteen years of marriage (thirteen times, to be exact!). Prior to most of those moves, I’ve dreamed of how much better things were going to be in the next house. I’ll be more organized! We’ll invite people over more often! The…
Montessori can be a daunting method to many homeschooling moms, especially because there is a misconception that all of the materials need to be purchased and the cost can really add up. But in reality, The Montessori Method couldn’t be easier to do at home nowadays. In this post, I will show you a sample…
If you have some insight on high school graduation requirements other than what I posted in my blog today I would really appreciate it.
My state lists the requirements as units, which I assume is then credit hours? But, what makes up a credit hour? HSLDA says 120-180 hours of instruction, or completing at least 75% of a text book.
Now, on to the HOP…
Now, on to the HOP…
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If you have some insight on high school graduation requirements other than what I posted in my blog today I would really appreciate it.
My state lists the requirements as units, which I assume is then credit hours? But, what makes up a credit hour? HSLDA says 120-180 hours of instruction, or completing at least 75% of a text book.