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Welcome!
Introduce yourself and share your best tip for homeschooling through high school! My name is Dawn, and I'm a homeschool mom of four. I have a son in college, a daughter in high school and two girls in middle school. I've been homeschooling since my oldest was in 4th grade, and LOVE IT!! I am part of two homeschool co-ops that I am so, so grateful for. And teaching high school classes is my happy place! My best tip is to make a goal transcript right away. That way you have a plan you're working with (even though it will need to be changed a thousand times 😁).
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Parent Meet-Up Canceled for 7/13
We will not have the Parent Meet-Up on 7/13 as I will be out of town with family. I hope to see you on 7/20!
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Earth Science Class 2026-2027
I am offering both live and video versions of the Earth Science Class for this coming school year. Below is the description for the live class. You can find the description for the video class as well as descriptions for all of the other classes here: https://www.skool.com/homeschool-high-school-8443/classroom/6fa9f2f9?md=0d75531de75f4a4a9b6fa06b9a10ac3a This is a live Earth Science course ideal for 8th-10th graders. We will cover every topic that should be covered in a college-prep level Earth Science class. Course Overview - Curriculum: My own rendition of the Layers of Learning Earth & Space Curriculum - **Note: I am not affiliated with Layers of Learning in any way. I have received permission from the authors to use their curriculum for these courses. I do not earn any kind of commission. I just love the curriculum! 😁 - Format: Live classes August 17th-May 28th (M, Tu, Th & F 8:00-8:55pm ET). Live lesson recordings will be available in the video version of this class in case a student misses a class. - Class Structure: - Live teaching of the new lesson with clear explanations, worked examples, and interactive practice. - Students follow along with the lesson and may choose to complete the Guided Notes for the lesson and complete the Lesson Quiz to ensure comprehension. - Homework: Occasionally, students will be asked to do research or design an experiment that they will conduct on their own time. Most days do not have homework. Students will be able to share their research or experiment if they would like but will not be required to do so. - Evaluations: There are two different options for evaluations at the end of each unit. 1) If you would prefer more standard tests, you can choose to do the HSHS Earth Science quizzes for each lessons and tests at the end of each unit OR 2) If you prefer a more creative evaluation, I have included an explanation of a suggested evaluation from Layers of Learning at the end of each unit.
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Earth Science in the Fall
Hi! I’d love to hear more about how the Earth Science in the Fall is going to work! I would LOOOOVE the help as we are planning on using Layers of Learning Year One this school year!!!
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No Parent Meet-Up Today
We will not be having our Parent Meet-Up today because I will be cheering my team on to victory during the World Cup. 😁 🇧🇷⚽️🇧🇷⚽️ If you’re watching the games, who are you rooting for?
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