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 😁).

🌍 Earth Science is coming soon! I just added the full Introduction video so you can see exactly how the course works before you dive in. Inside the video you’ll find: 🌏 How to access everything inside Skool 🌏 What’s included for the full year 🌏 The calendar & pacing 🌏 Video lessons vs live drop-in classes 🌏 Complete supplies list 🌏 How the lab log works 🌏 Topics we’ll cover This course is designed for real homeschool life. You have the chooice of self-paced video lessons or live classes, guided notes and short quizzes are included, and hands-on labs that don’t require a fancy lab setup. You can watch it here! Comment below if you’re joining us for Earth Science this year or if you have any questions about supplies, scheduling, or anything else. So glad you’re here!

I put up the full introduction video so you can get a clear picture of how this course is set up before you jump in inside "Class Information" under the Classroom tab. This one walks you through: • How to access the course inside Skool • What the full year includes • The calendar and how pacing works • The difference between the video lessons and the live classes • The supplies list • How we handle the lab log • The main topics we’ll cover Physics can feel intimidating at first, but this course is built to take the overwhelm out of it. Clear explanations, fun hands-on activities, guided notes, short quizzes, and labs that work in a home setting. You can watch the intro here. If you’re planning to join us for Physics this year (or you’re still deciding), feel free to comment below with any questions. I'm happy to help!