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by guest blogger Sarah Hicks, February 2022 This morning I went online to order our family’s annual standardized tests. They were not available. When I called the company, the kind associate confirmed that the test we have used since our first year of homeschool really is no longer available. My heart sank. I considered calling my homeschool mentor, but I wasn’t sure if she would be up-to-date with this change since all of her kids have graduated. I considered asking my homeschool support group, but I don’t really have time for hearsay. I needed to know the laws and what...

This week on Homeschool Highschool Podcast: Helping Teens Discover Their Star, Interview with Anita Gibson. Helping Teens Discover Their Star, Interview with Anita Gibson We love having our dear friend, Anita Gibson, on the podcast. When Vicki first read her book, Starfinder, she knew she found a kindred spirit. SO she loves connecting with her again. Anita and her husband homeschooled their children all the way to graduation. That was over twenty years of homeschooling! She is now a Titus 2 woman- a woman who invests in the next generation of homeschooling families to give them confidence and success. Anita...

The Vietnam War was fought between communist North Vietnam and the government of Southern Vietnam. The North was supported by communist countries such as the People's Republic of China and the Soviet Union. The South was supported by anti-communist countries, primarily the United States. The war lasted for twenty years, something the US never expected when it joined in the fight, and ended with

Listen Now 501: Back to Basics Asking Yourself the 3 Clarifying Questions as You Declutter Kathi and her best friend, Roger Lipp, are taking the clutter free journey back to the basics. Do you need specific criteria to guide your decision making for what to keep and what to get rid of? Kathi and Roger are here to remind us of the three clarifying questions we should be asking ourselves as we declutter. Join in the conversation to learn the art of how to keep the best and get rid of the rest by knowing and practicing these three questions...

New Digestive System Worksheets and Notebook Pages Added! This 150+ page unit on the Digestive System includes worksheets, notebook pages, lapbook/interactive notebook pages, a flap book and also includes hands-on activity ideas (with photos!). In this Digestive System Unit, students will learn about What happens in the mouth – from the types of teeth to the function of saliva The GI Tract: the hollow organs of the digestive system – mouth, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine The Accessory Organs:  liver, gall bladder and pancreas This packet includes worksheets and notebook pages – and all answers are provided. You might...