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June 16, 2016 · ·

Last List for a Homeschool Graduate

Serious Graduate

My big kid graduates in August and he’s finishing up a lot of loose ends between now and then. I have his transcript ready except for final grades in this year’s columns in the classes he’s finishing up. I thought some of you with graduating teens (or teens who are graduating soon) might like to […]

· Filed Under: Books, Movies & Music, High School, Homeschool, Words · Tagged With: American Lit, American Literature, Before College, Biblioplan, Book List, Bookshelves, Charlotte Mason, Classics, college, education, graduation, high school, History, home school, homeschool, Homeschool Graduate, homeschool mom, homeschooler, Loose Ends, Reading, SAT, teaching, Things to do before you graduate, transcript

September 26, 2015 · ·

Teaching to Learn

I Teach, Therefore I Learn

I seriously considered naming this post “That time I was swallowed by a Creative Writing English IV syllabus…” but I go to blog conferences, y’all, and I’ve learned that Google doesn’t like your puns. Just the facts, m’am. If I hear another person ask me, “What do you think people are going to Google to […]

· Filed Under: Conferences, High School, Homeschool, On the Go, Teacher's Lounge, Words · Tagged With: art, art history, blog conferences, Blog Elevated, classes, create, creative writing, education, grow, high school, homeschool, homeschool co-op, homeschool moms, learn, learning, learning new things, love learning, new tricks, quotes, School Year, self education, self-taught, syllabus, teach, teachers, teaching, teaching quotes, Teaching Teens, teaching to learn, teens, transcript, writing, Zen

August 31, 2015 · ·

Preparing for a New School Year… and SENIORS! Yikes

haircut for back to school

Now that the new computer is mostly set up, the desk is cleaned off, the file cabinet drawers (not all of them, but the ones that count) have had an overhaul, and my summer photography commitments are over… I’m gearing up for the school year. We’ve cleaned out the supplies and purchased a few new […]

· Filed Under: High School, Homeschool, Planning · Tagged With: high school, homeschool, homeschooling, Planning, school subjects, senior year

July 15, 2015 · ·

Wrapping Up a Homeschool School-year and Grading the Teacher

Book Cases

So the summer has begun. I officially quit adding to the weekly assignment list spiral over a week ago and we are in our first 2 month summer break in a long while. We have homeschooled year round by necessity for the past few years because of distractions (two of them who are 6 and […]

· Filed Under: Elementary, High School, Homeschool, Planning, Preschool · Tagged With: 2014-15 School Year, academics, art, bible, Bueiness Training, charachter, Co-op, Community Acitivites, Crafts, current events, Dayplanner, distractions, DIY, Documentaries, education, educational, elementary, English III, Enrichment, Faith, field trips, Gardening, geography, goals, grammar, Grit, Health, high school, History, Hobbies, homeschool, homeschooling, iPad, Job, journaling, Kindergarten, Language, learning, Lesson Planning, Library, lifeskills, math, music, nature, nutrition, organization, Overview, Penmanship, photography, Physics, Piano, Planning, preschool, Read-Aloud, Reading, Research, responsiblity, Rocket Team, Science, Social, Subjects, teacher, teaching, technology, typing, virtues, writing

May 16, 2015 · ·

My Low-Tech Spiral Notebook Weekly Assignment List for the Teens

Biblioplan

I haven’t done a homeschooly post in a while and honestly, we’ve had a difficult year, but we are trucking along. In the beginning of the year I had ideas of how things were going to go, but as the bible verse says, “many are the plans of a man’s heart but the Lord directs […]

· Filed Under: High School, Homeschool, Planning · Tagged With: Assignment List, Biblioplan, high school, homeschool, homeschool mom, homeschoolers, homeschooling, Lesson Plans, lists, Low-Tech, Planning, Spiral Notebook, Subjects, teaching, teens, Week at a Glance

February 10, 2015 · ·

Finding a Homeschool Planner that Works for You

Homeschool Planner Comparison

This post is more of a journey through homeschool planning over my entire homeschooling career than a review, but in the end, I did come down to two planners to review – and I mentioned a few others and my experiences as well. If you don’t want the details behind my planner journey, you can […]

· Filed Under: Food, High School, Hive, Homeschool, Menu Planning, Organizing, Planning, Reviews, Words · Tagged With: Apologia, Dayplanner, Debra Bell, education, Hacks, high school, home education, home school, homeschool, homeschooling, Lesson Planning, organization, Organizing, planner, Pre K, preschool, review, teacher, Teacher's Lounge, teaching, The Ultimate Homeschool Planner, The Well Planned Day

October 19, 2014 · ·

PSAT Week

Let the Stress Begin

Last Wednesday my teenagers took their first high-school standardized test: the PSAT. It was the bomb that went off in our week. I don’t mind tests. I like to compare how my kids are doing along side public school kids. However, I’m not sure even with the scores – when we finally get them – how […]

· Filed Under: High School, Homeschool · Tagged With: education, high school, homeschool, homeschooling, PSAT, Standardized Tests, stress, teens, test, testing

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Spritti Who?

Howdy. I'm Heather.

I'm a Christian Wife, Foodie, Writer, Homeschool Teacher, Artist....

OH YEAH, I'm also a Professional Event, Portrait, Art & Wedding Photographer - (which currently is the only job I get paid for).

I'm also a DIY amateur, Gourmet Cook on a mission to eat clean with good reason - I was diagnosed with colon cancer in August of 2016 (read: bona-fide health nut), and I have a cacti collection that is bordering on a business... a hobby farm we are just now beginning as a new adventure for our family... and of course, as you might expect living in rattlesnake country, I'm a gun-toting Native Texan (Yeehaw!)

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