11TH GRADE HOMESCHOOL CURRICULUM CHOICES||2024-2025
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For other folks who might have *mathy* kids as well, Dr. Shormann offers Calculus 1 and Calculus 2. Taking both of those prepares your student to take the AP Calculus BC exam (if they so choose). At most colleges, scoring well on the AP exam will give your student credit for 2 math classes (8 credits), which is definitely a money and time saver!
Ohhh I had no idea!!!
I was going to say the same thing.
We’ve been doing the biblical archeology as a family this year. My parents come over for it too, so they are in their 70’s and then and 8th grader and senior. We’ve loved it
Love that! Never too late!
I'm not even religious but I'd love to learn from that it sounds very interesting
Love hearing about all your choices, but I especially love hearing the electives you choose!
Good morning! I have been searching for your logos lab kit unboxing video and am having trouble finding it. Thank you so much!
I have a 23 year old who read the Pharohs book as part of another curriculum in high school. She enjoyed it so much that when we were at the Ark for a conference in fall, she bought her own copy(to read again), and the Kings book which is newer.
Just to encourage you that your boys I think will enjoy the course if their interests lie there to begin with! 😊
I am planning to have my youngest do the course, my daughter thought it could also count as an “Ancient History” history credit.
Can you do a video on your homeschool routine. I’m struggling forming a good routine that just works for everyone
I’ve done many! Check out my day in the life videos!
@@GraceandGrit thank you! I will for sure listen to a few during cardio
When you dual enroll do they have to go to college or can they take some courses online with the college? We are thinking of doing this in the future with dual enroll but I'm not sure about my child going in person. Of course that's still a few years away so she may mature much more by then! All these choices sound great! Can't believe they are this old since I've followed you for about 7-8 years! It's crazy how fast it goes!!
My oldest is going into 6th grade now, so I have a while to go, but I do take notes on what you use for different things since I won’t be able to use TGATB forever lol
Thanks for sharing! These are my favorite videos!
You’re welcome!
Always enjoy your curriculum reviews & picks!!
Yay, thank you!
Me too! Thank you for sharing!
What made you decide to use BJU for government and economics instead of Notgrass? From what I understand, Notgrass has recently updated their government and economics as well. I know from watching your other videos that you and your kids have enjoyed Notgrass in the past. We have also enjoyed using Notgrass that’s why I was curious as to why you switched. My 9th grade son is finishing their World Geography and will be using Notgrass World History for the next school year.
I am interested to know as well. Thank you!
We were just ready for a change and I wanted a video option as well
@@GraceandGrit Why didn't you count TG&TB government as credit?
I love these choices. I would love to see a review on Biblical Archeology at the end of the year 😉
When working through the BJU press online courses are they live or can they pause if they need to?
It’s not live. All courses are self paced
@@GraceandGrit Thank you so much.
How do you do the Spanish courses? Do you get just the books? Or the DVDs? Or the online program? I'm having trouble figuring out which one to go with.... Looking at Spanish 1 BJU for my 9th grader.... I know nothing about Spanish so I know I can't teach it.
Online option is a video they watch and daily assignments to complete with their text books and activity guides
Curious what your thoughts are on doing summer studies, specifically electives courses at the high school level. My daughter is a rising 9th grader and I'm thinking it might be good for her to do an elective of her choice during the summer to kind of ease her into high school. We generally do some kind of summer studies/unit study during summer. Have you done this for high school level course? Thanks!
We like a break for summer we work hard all year!
Electives during summer or even a core class can significantly reduce course load during the "regular" school year.
Have you considered AP courses for your high schoolers? Thoughts?
Not really, most of what he does would be considered honors.
Hi! Thanks so much for all you share. I was wondering when you started electives, like the Biblical archeology course you talked about? I am just starting into the middle school years and we have pretty much stuck to the basics up to this point. Also, is that course something you’d do daily or just a couple times a week? Thanks so much!
Daily for his highschool elective credit!
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