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I started college early and took several courses before I graduated high school. Linking up: Eclectic Red Barn, April Harris, Silverado, Suburbia, Pinch of Joy, Create with Joy, Random Musings, Ridge Haven, God’s Growing Garden, OMHG, InstaEncouragements, Penny’s Passion, Momfessionals, CWJ, Slices of Life, Imparted Grace, Answer is Chocolate, Katherine’s Corner, Modern Monticello, LouLou Girls, Jenerally Informed, Soaring with Him, Homestead, My Life Abundant, Fluster Buster, Bijou Life, Anchored Abode, Lisa Notes, Simply Coffee, Pieced Pastimes, Pam’s Party, Mostly Blogging, What’s next year look like for your family? Raising an Adult: The 4 Critical Habits to Prepare Your Child for Life! by Mark L.

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How to Raise an Adult by Julie Lythcott-Haims.

Parenting Forward: How to Raise Children with Justice, Mercy, and Kindness by Cindy Wang Brandt.

Untigering: Peaceful Parenting for the Deconstructing Tiger Parent by Iris Chen.

Unconditional Parenting: Moving from Rewards and Punishments to Love and Reason by Alfie Kohn.

Home Grown: Adventures in Parenting off the Beaten Path, Unschooling, and Reconnecting with the Natural World by Ben Hewitt.

Teach Your Own: The John Holt Book Of Homeschooling.

The Well-Trained Mind: A Guide to Classical Education at Home by Susan Wise Bauer.

You might also like to see our other homeschool years: It’s bittersweet watching my kids grow up and do more and more on their own. I know this year will be busy and different and a part of me looks forward to it, but another part of me longs for the simplicity and freedom we had when the kids were little. They all three passed the writing assessment with top scores! My eldest three have done CCP and if they need tutoring for the math placement test or ACT/SAT, we will cross that bridge.

I don’t stress over progress or worry much about my kids’ academic futures. Some electives the kids are pursuing in addition to sports are cooking/baking, creative writing, drawing/animation, arts and crafts, jewelry making. My kids are very active with skating/roller blading, cycling, hiking, walking, playing the Wii and Switch, in addition to their classes and sports. Our main curriculum Tapestry of Grace (and the way I supplement it each year) covers all the humanities – history, literature, art, music, philosophy, government.

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We anxiously await the final book in the new history of the world series by Susan Wise Bauer! My middle kids complete the critical thinking questions for each chapter. Also the Study and Teaching Guide: The History of the Renaissance World: A curriculum guide to accompany The History of the Renaissance World by Julia Kaziewicz. Our main text this year is The History of the Renaissance World: From the Rediscovery of Aristotle to the Conquest of Constantinople by Susan Wise Bauer. Year 3 covers some important near history and I cannot wait to dive deep into literature. They’ve done more than enough in our homeschool. Their college courses will take priority. While I want to continue our history studies and other work, I also don’t want to stress out my middle kids with too much. I’m not sure how to continue, except maybe some of the most important and favorite reading at bedtime or weekends. I will miss our morning read alouds together for religious studies, church history, natural history, world and American history, and multicultural literature. She loves the freedom and is very responsible and helpful. She took the Ohio driving classes and passed her driving test. Tori works part time at a local grocery store.

Akantha is working on Latin Forms and various other languages and mythology.

They’re taking Art History I and Classics together.Īkantha is taking freshman Writing and Tori is taking Environmental Science and Lab. My middle two kids will attend a local university with CCP this year.

Studying God’s Word H (I bought the whole set long ago and even though it’s a bit problematic, we’re completing the comprehension parts, but not the indoctrination parts).

I’m looking into field trips, classes, museums, and group activities to keep him from getting too bored or lonely. My youngest will almost be alone this year as his siblings head off to a local college with CCP. His books have some problems, but it’s a great jumping off point. A good guide to follow are the What Your ?-Grader Needs to Know by E.D. I highly recommend the books by Louise Bates Ames. We often celebrate the end of summer and beginning autumn and a new school year with not back to school activities. I hope to keep him from getting too bored or lonely without his siblings! This year will look very different for our family with only one child left to homeschool. Akantha attended an art camp on merit scholarship and a fun traditional camp for trans youth. Tori attended Air Camp on milkid scholarship. Summer was exciting with camps and comic cons and a King’s Island membership.