Are you homeschooling a teen, or thinking about it?
Do the thoughts of doing that give you pause? They did for me, until I found out that homeschooling high school was really not that hard to do!
After graduating my own teen, I put all my best tips for high school into a book, both in kindle and paperback.
My book below 17 chapters, full of information and tips for homeschooling your teen, whether headed to college or not.
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Homeschooling High School is really NOT that hard! This step by step book will guide you as you teach your precious teens.
It is a FRUGAL easy-to-read guide for homeschooling your college bound teen including:
- what is needed for college admissions
- homeschool transcripts that colleges like to see
- assigning high school credits
- preparing for teen college writing
- making your own homemade courses
- where are the best scholarships?
- Common Application guide for homeschoolers
- reference letters for college apps
- course descriptions for the colleges
- lots more.
With 12 PLANNING PRINTABLES
The paperback has them in the book, and for the kindle they can be downloaded, including:
- Making a high school plan
- Curriculum planning
- Credit recording form
- Transcript form with step -by-step instructions
- College entrance requirements for your student, just in case they decide to go there.
- P.E. Form
- Course descriptions recording form and more.
Here are the 17 chapters:
>Chapter 1 - How to Start Homeschooling if you are New to Homeschooling
>Chapter 2 - 101 Reasons to Homeschool High School
>Chapter 3 - Researching and Getting Started
Chapter 4 - Planning High School and Making a 4 Year Plan
>Chapter 5 - Choosing Your High School Curriculum
>Chapter 6 - Three Ways to High School Credit
>Chapter 7 - Making Your Teen's Transcripts
>Chapter 8 - 100 High School Electives
>Chapter 9 - Making Homemade Courses
>Chapter 10 - Writing a Winning College Essay
>Chapter 11 - Course Descriptions and Reference Letters
>Chapter 12 - The Common Application
>Chapter 13 - Preparing Your Teen for College Writing
>Chapter 14 - Dealing with College Testing SAT/ACT
>Chapter 15 - Top Sources for College Scholarships
>Chapter 16 - Dealing with “Those Questions” from Others
>Chapter 17 - Don’t Forget the FUN!
>Chapter 2 - 101 Reasons to Homeschool High School
>Chapter 3 - Researching and Getting Started
Chapter 4 - Planning High School and Making a 4 Year Plan
>Chapter 5 - Choosing Your High School Curriculum
>Chapter 6 - Three Ways to High School Credit
>Chapter 7 - Making Your Teen's Transcripts
>Chapter 8 - 100 High School Electives
>Chapter 9 - Making Homemade Courses
>Chapter 10 - Writing a Winning College Essay
>Chapter 11 - Course Descriptions and Reference Letters
>Chapter 12 - The Common Application
>Chapter 13 - Preparing Your Teen for College Writing
>Chapter 14 - Dealing with College Testing SAT/ACT
>Chapter 15 - Top Sources for College Scholarships
>Chapter 16 - Dealing with “Those Questions” from Others
>Chapter 17 - Don’t Forget the FUN!
I homeschooled my teen through high school, then helped her get into each of the colleges she applied to with scholarship offers. Including a tier 1 University.
After that, I met Lessa Scherrer, a certified college counselor, and worked with her for a bit on the college application process for homeschoolers.
She then wrote the preface to my book. If you are looking for a certified counselor, I highly recommend Lessa.
For more information on the book and my own background, I invite you to click here.
See you at Homeschool Superheroes!!!
Thanks for stopping by BJ's Homeschool,
Betsy
Betsy is a Christian and mom to her college grad whom she homeschooled from the early years onward. She blogs at BJ's Homeschool, about the early years, high school & college and wrote Homeschooling High School with College in Mind, 2nd edition. She offers homeschool help through BJ's Consulting.