An EP mom sent me a walk through of the testing and admissions process. She’s been through it with a child and I haven’t yet, so I appreciate her help. I posted it on the Homeschooling High School/College page.
Just scroll down a bit and you’ll see a break. That’s where it begins.
People are asking lots of questions about the parent submitted courses. These are not EP courses. These are just parents who put a schedule together for their own kids to use and shared it. I don’t guarantee anything about them. I don’t know their content, difficulty level, etc. I can’t make up tests or answer sheets for them. We only have whatever the parent submits. I am working to make sure there is a full course load each year apart from those, they are just for those who want to use them. I hope everyone understands that.
There is now a Music Appreciation Course. This is a half credit course like Art Appreciation. You could take both in one year and just call it Art and Music Appreciation for 1 credit. I really like this course and hope you do to.
There is a new parent submitted course: Social Media and You. It’s a half-credit elective course.
Bible 1 has been completed, but we’re still finishing up on Early American History and Spanish 1.
Just wanted to give the heads up that a parent-submitted biology course has just been put up on the site. Maybe that’s just what you’ve been looking for.
An anatomy and physiology course has been added that a parent sent. Another parent is working on French 1.
This morning I read this article about what questions to ask yourself when deciding the direction of your homeschool.
This is the sister site to Easy Peasy All-in-One Homeschool, which houses lessons for preschool through 8th.
I’m Lee, the creator of the Easy Peasy homeschool curriculum. I’m the mother of six homeschooled children. I began putting my own children’s assignments online in 2011 as a way to preserve them. I purposely wrote them in such a way that others would be able to use them as well. In 2012 I started letting others know about it. My hope is that these sites will enable families to homeschool no matter what their life situation.
The high school site is set up similar to the lower school. You will choose your course load. There are recommendations on the site for how to do that, and if you choose a level on My EP, then it will assign the typical courses for the grade level chosen.
In the sidebar menu on the site, you can find “other courses” and “parent submitted” courses. These pages can be reached by using “other courses” in the My EP electives course block. These are not courses created by EP. I haven’t worked through them to check content. Some of them are in 180-day format, some aren’t. Some have tests and answers; some do not. Organizations and EP users have shared as a way to help each other out.
You can read my response to the questions “Is it enough?” and “How can this be free?”.
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