Great to hear from and so sorry you're having trouble, however, the link to downlaod it is right there on the page. It's a subscriber freebie.. Did you add your email to grab it? ♥♥ Here is the link again....look at the bottom of the page.. tinasdynamichomeschoolplus.com/homeschool-high-school-transcript/

And our state counts the school year as July 1 to June 30. I like that.

Awwwww, thank you and I'm HAPPY to have you here. I've seen the Flylady and I'm sure it works for some but as homeschoolers we're unique and we have to be organized but the meaning changes for us ♥♥

Well I'll have to tell Shelley hellol..lol Yes, yes I will be making new ones.. I tend to do them in batches....but yes more coming for sure and thanks for following

I hope so....homeschooling can be hard enough without complicating it♥♥

Wow I need info ASAP

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hi,why you paid that amount of money?

First, I'm so happy you reached out. And second I hate that you're having problems. Yes, I had to change the way you get them to ensure that you get them. But not all my freebies are in the library. You need to go the EXACT post /page of the freebie you want and enter your email AGAIN. No, you will NOT have to wait to confirm since you're a follower . Then you IINSTANTLY get the freebie. So it's like you're subscribing again except the second you click enter you get whatever you want.♥♥ So yes it's prompting you to add your email again and it takes SECONDS.. A tiny bit different but this way I'm sure you get exactly what you need and it's going to YOU.♥♥

You're so welcome. You'll love how much you get to make this UNIQUELY yours.♥♥ So happy to have you here...

Hey Shelly, love hearing from you and HUGS on your struggle. Health issues are relentless and it's hard some days when your day and emotions are both full. Year round can truly be a blessing because you can pick up your pace or DAWDLE when you need to. It's important obviously to care for health, it's always a priority and I love that year round takes the stress off trying to fit it all in a 180 day cycle. Glad you're here ♥♥♥

Girl, LOVE having you here AND Yes I'm hoping it will help explain some of the "blah blah" lol ..Long time coming because I was so busy creating and using it... Hugs and love that I have it here now..I have a few more to do for some of the schedules to show folks...♥♥

Awwww, AJ, thank you so much. I sure love what I do and why keep it to myself..Love having you here ♥♥

Hi Loretta, so great to hear from you. First, I want to say I'm SO very sorry for your loss. 😢🥰That is a lot on your plate and when life hits, it makes homeschooling hard. So a BIG HUG from me. And yes, I CAN help you. First, the end of the year reports question. If you live in a state which requires reporting, you have to meet it of course. BUT this is the SECRET to keeping it easy. ONLY complete the assignments in your curriculum which are required by the curriculum. SKIP the other ones. (More on this in a minute about not completing the curriculum.) This keeps some of the stress down meeting that report. You can focus on the other assignments later. So depending on your state the end of the year report includes many different things, NOT just things from your boxed curriculum. So keeping samples of writing, field trip evaluations, and pictures you can show progression through what your state calls a school year. Then next, about gaps. EVERYONE has gaps. However, gaps in the 3 RS- reading, 'riting and arithmetic are the ones that you need to pay more attention to. IF you focus on building a solid foundation in math and language arts then a kid can learn his whole life and be independent. BELIEVE me when I say at the end of journey you'll STILL worry if you taught them everything...BUT don't focus on that, focus on what you CAN DO. Now, also here is another insight---your boxed curriculum may not be a good fit because it's an all in one meaning ALL skills are kept on ONE level and honestly there are not many kids that learn ALL subjects on one level. Some subjects kids struggle in, others they can blow away with mastery. Separating the components of languages arts is key to filling in any weaknesses or helping your child master them. I'm not sure why you chose an all in one, but assuming you have a reason. IF you have to use an all in one, then you can STILL make it work by SKIPPING lessons.. So the way you school year around, is you do what YOU want to do during the summer.. ..PLUS YOUR YEAR may start earlier, and you can save some stuff then to turn in for the reporting.......... I would suggest TWO things to focus on 1) first what skills do you feel your children lag in and do simple exercises to boost their learning. 2) Also do something YOU and YOUR kids LOVE...What is your homeschool missing? More hands-on, more field trips, MORE science.....ADD the FUN to learning... that really is what homeschooling is about. Doing what YOU want to do, and when and for how long.... I hope some of these few tips help♥♥♥

Hey Marcella, so great to hear from you. Yes, yes I do have suggestions.. Let me ask a few more questions though so I get a good pulse on your household. I don't want to add stress, but lighten it. Do you have any younger kids? Do you work (in the home or outside)? Is your husband wanting to spend all the time with you and the kids? I'm assuming it's mixed since he probably has other things he wants to do on his off days. Let me know, then I can share a few tips which will be practical...♥♥

@@TinasDynamicHomeschoolPlus0 we only have one child, age 11. She has been homeschooled all the way through except for preschool. We also have no homeschool groups in our area that we fit into. I do work outside the home but it is very flexible but sporadic schedule. My husband wants to spend as much time as possible with us, this is the main reason I started homeschooling. His schedule used to keep him away for longer. If he does need to go do anything, he takes our daughter or both of us so we can spend a good deal of time together.

​@@Marcylala Ok, love it. Such a clearer pictures. Now, hear my heart! Truly! ♥♥♥ (this is long, but I spread it out so it's easy to read too) See, what can happen is that as homeschool/life changes, we sometimes can be our own worst enemies. It's like I did when I had my second child. I couldn't imagine how folks homeschooled with 10 kids lol, I couldn't even do 1 much less add another child to the mix. lol lol It's crazy sounding I know, but we ALL have been there when it comes to changes. You need a different way of doing things when you add in something else from life or kid, etc (any change basically requires readjusting that is all). Point is you're used to one standard (maybe getting a lot done) because you have one child AND as I've helped many families with "onlies", folks don't realize it's equally exhausting when they're are no other groups, classes or interaction with other kids. It can be tough! With that being said, your circumstances have changed and the time for subjects lasting longer is here too with her age. In addition, you homeschool so that you can be together MORE - this is the MOST important thing of all. So EMBRACE it. Do NOT try to keep your same schedule, but bend to spend time with your hub. ►Here are tips that will help in this time of your journey now!◄ Only apply to the week your husband is home, of course. 1. Create a "rolling to do list" (a shareable document) which you can add to. ( I did this when my first son hit high school and had a varied schedule learning to drive, working, school ......ugg. So much I couldn't control) 2. Create it in a way she can access it quickly AND so that you can add to it. Whatever resource you like that you SHARE! An app, a doc, etc.. I like a Google Document, it's easy to type in and my son always had access and it's on my laptop or tablet and I can access it. 3. Start adding assignments to them in order of importance GENERALLY like this. Math lesson Grammar lesson Spelling lesson So do this first and have it ready with general subjects. 4. Keep them general so she knows what is important to cover first ONE at at time. Closer to the time he is to be there, start looking ahead at where she is on her ►specific assignments◄ and start add them to the list then. Like this: .......Finish spelling lesson 54 .....Edit your writing from lesson 57 5. Point is create a LIST now (a general one) so you have it started and go from GENERAL to SPECIFIC the closer he gets off and is home. 6. Next, the way the list works is that she chooses ONE assignment PER down time🔥 y'all are at home or resting and/or she feels like school. ►►You are NOT planning for the day OR even hour. Just for SHORT moments of time throughout the week.🤔◄◄ When the week starts she has direction already knows which subjects to start with first.🥳 So keep the important subjects first like the skill subjects (or 3 Rs). Those are the hardest to catch up if you get behind. Read more here if this is unclear but it's about prioritizing your time which equals prioritizing subjects👇👇 tinasdynamichomeschoolplus.com/skill-subjects-vs-content-subjects-whats-the-difference/ 7. If there is a LIST there is NO pressure to perform for the day and she will not be aggravated thinking she needs to keep her same routine like she does the other 3 weeks. You don't want to train her to be rigid. Much will come up in her life and she needs a different way to manage it. A list. When that assignment is done cross through the list and work on the next assignment when there is another 30 minute down period. Move on to the list as slow or as fast as your husband is dictating precious time to be with ya'll. Too, help her to understand that it's ROLLING because you're adding things to it as you go along BUT that it is NOT ALL going to be done ONE week or ONE day. This will help her to NOT feel behind BUT see the IMPORTANCE of spending time with HUB. 8. I know you probably already do this since she is an onlie, but plan a "family field trip" for that week. To the museum, to the park, to the beach, etc... So ONE day would be a "field trip" day" and it gives her topics to write about too later.... You've got this! SWITCH TO A Rolling LIST when he is there and it's so obedient and you never feel behind, you just seize moments through the week and move on to the next thing on the list. With the list, you can move things up or down based on how she is feeling and if she needs a mix of subjects. I know this will be much better for you on that week! Hugs too...♥♥

@@TinasDynamicHomeschoolPlus0 oh my goodness, this was very helpful and stress relieving! I had never thought of the rolling list for that week. I really appreciate all of your advice!! Thank you 🤗 🤗 🤗

@@Marcylala I'm so glad it helped. I took longer explaining in case you didn't how to use one. But yes, it's just bending and flexing to life's changes as they come at you. Enjoy your time together and happy to have you here on my channel♥♥

I'm so happy to have you here. I had too much making this video..♥♥

AJ your unit study sounded fantastic! I LOVED reading all your unit study spin offs. What a great book and application! THAT is the beauty of unit studies, such richness in learning and tying it to a wonderful living book. I'm so happy you found the tips helpful. I have many more videos coming and planned. Too, I have a mini course coming soon about how to prepare unit studies that goes beyond the obvious. I roll with detailed how-tos. So stay tuned and LOVE that you're here!♥♥ Hugs

@@TinasDynamicHomeschoolPlus0 Wonderful! I can't wait for your mini course - YAY!

Hey Dee, absolutely I can.💜 Now, keep this in mind IF I did my job "right" in the video explaining, :-) but the pages would look JUST LIKE any planning page. ►You can't tell the difference between where I journaled AND where I actually penned in lessons ahead of time◄. My interim pages would just like "uncompleted lesson planning". That is the point, that by the time you've completed your year - you have the framework of what you ACTUALLY did. 😁 NOW, I had several steps to get to this point. As I was learning "how to" I would just used a "red pen check" (I was so teacher-ish then lol)😛😂 to show completed work; that is when I realized what I was doing. That is I was half planning and half journaling in as we went along each day. So this picture is my first beginnings so you can see. It's not perfection but this format is where all my lesson planning page forms came from - True hard work. Too, keep in mind back then I wasn't taking pictures to teach others, but just to learn myself. Bottom line, I want you to see a TRUE work in progress. Here is the link to my google drive to see the two page spread of the beginnings.👇 drive.google.com/file/d/1cWHCvZJVz46NuZUdflWdpoDak1P9hbxF/view?usp=sharing And then look at this AWESOME hardworking lesson planning page which thousands have used because it was based on that system. Look where I explain each section.👇 tinasdynamichomeschoolplus.com/free-printables/7-step-curriculum-planner/step-4-choose-lesson-planning-pages/ I hope that helps!! 💋💜

@@TinasDynamicHomeschoolPlus0 it absolutely does! Listening to the video I figured it was very similar to how I journal but I was (in my mind) over-complicating it! I just kept thinking, "Tina is a simple lady. I KNOW she is doing it simple, but can it be this easy??" (Me, totally overcomplicating it...🙄 The visual helped immensely!) Thank you!

@@dees.8713 I hear ya... That is why I shared it. Simple is best. Organization is about simple not about over complicating. Over planning is a huge mistake and adds to stress and truly NOT be organizing. I always say planning is like cooking. Some days we cook all home made. Sometimes we cook a lot premade, but a lot of the time we mix/max part homemade with some ready made help. It just makes sense in this busy life. Too, by filling in what YOU want your kids do as a framework with ready made lessons you are giving them EXACTLY what they need and have a better pulse on their learning.♥♥

You're so welcome Carrie and happy to have you. Sounds like you have a plan for summer...😁. I LOVE LOVE focusing on just one thing and trying to make it fit naturally to the season. It's so much more meaningful! Something like this is what I pen in. Spring - gardening, flowers, bees Summer - Pond or Ocean study, beach, shells, camping, natural parks, Fall - Apples, Leaves, pumpkins, harvesting, Winter -Hibernation, ice, Astronomy I can get carried away planning! ha ha.. Happy to have you here!!

Happy to help. BELIEVE ME when I say, I've done SO MANY things wrong and wasted time. I almost gave up on lesson planning because I tried to follow public school. Lesson planning looks VERY different for us at home. Too, realizing that having a years worth of detailed lesson plans defeated my whole purpose for homeschooling. I homeschool to MOVE forward or back to keep a pulse on my kids' progress. It's one thing to have general goals to meet state law if you have to and quite another to have detailed plans for just 2 weeks. Let me know which tips you find working for you.♥♥ I'd love to know your progress..

Jannet, I'm SO happy to have you on my group and I LOVE having you here. You are so welcome for it. Sometimes it's hard to move away from constantly teaching to a test or standards. You're not alone. You're an AWESOME teacher. I love reading your comments in the group and I think we can ALL fall into the trap of just focusing singularly. The beauty of homeschooling is that you can switch your focus immediately to her natural learning curve instead of just the test. Deschooling is something we all constantly have to focus on. You've got this for the simple fact YOU CARE. Being aware is half the battle to changing..♥♥ Happy to have you here on my channel.

Hey Cindy, I'm SO happy to hear that it helped you. I can always teach from food.. ha ha...but yes give them some control without giving up the authority. So not easy to do at times. But when kids are behind where we want them to be, it's normally because of things they had no control over - like sickness,etc.. So we have to start at simple and chicken soup before we go full enchilada..lol -;)... You are so welcome and happy to have you here..

I hear ya Stacy..I understand about taking so long can have a down side. It was the same for me...sounds like you have a plan..♥♥

Whoo hooo Charlene, so nice to meet you and have you here here!!♥♥

Monica, LOVE having you here and so happy you can glean from it. Hang in there...large families have it even tougher, but calm IS possible. ♥♥ Again, happy to have you following...

Oh Lisa, your comment brought tears to my eyes..😭🥰.I SOOO understand what you are going through....I didn't add what I'm doing right now which really prompted the video because I felt it was "too much" BUT I'm caretaking a parent right now who will not be getting well. It will be a decline and it's hard to know that.. I'm RIGHT THERE WITH YOU...and yes fatigue to say the least...but I'm so glad you are able to "look beyond" because EVERYTHING has an end. It may not be what we want or it may be, but I have NEVER EVER regretted my kids being alongside me AND "controlling" what I can which is how we respond or rise to the occasion. Yes, yes find that self-care NO MATTER what it looks like...for me many days it can be easy meal prep, getting in bed a bit earlier, or streamlining doctor's visits or even paying for grocery delivery as I can. Even coming here to make this video was a sweet change of pace to my day. Record your thoughts so you can read them later. Hugs again from me to you as I wish I could be there in person to do that too and so happy you're here..

Well I have all boys so it was hard because some of my much loved ones at their age were more girl related and my boys did not relate.. But each son was different. One liked Shiloh, Where the Red Fern Grows and Carry on Mr. Bowditch and yet another one loved anything Sherlock Holmes and The Hobbit, Robin Hood and The Hardy Boys. Their love for books are as different as each son. I knew when we started reading whether it was hum drum or a love. Then, I could quickly change to enjoyment if it was loved and piqued their interest..

@@TinasDynamicHomeschoolPlus0 Thank you for sharing! ☺️

@@Season4Reason1 For sure, and in just a bit, I will be sharing helpful links too to give you a starting point with ideas♥♥ I don't want to just say it but show you too♥♥

@@TinasDynamicHomeschoolPlus0 Thank you!

Here is this link I forgot to share..lol a bit late but you may still be able to use it tinasdynamichomeschoolplus.com/homeschool-middle-and-high-school-language-arts/

Beckie LOVE having you here. Well-said for sure. I sooo agree. Flexibility is key. Life will HIT HARD sometimes and you have to know when to bend but not break. You're so welcome for this.. I know others feel the same way and sometimes its hard to discuss in a public way but it's needed.♥♥

Oh Helene I'm TOUCHED....♥♥🥰 And I'm so happy you stayed with me even to the HAPPY END....And it sounds like he has turned out to be just who is....What a great skill to have....My oldest had done some cabinet making in one of his high school years...such a great skill to have even if just introduced. I appreciate you AND PLEASE share my channel with others as you know. It keeps me motivated!!! I'm SO happy to "gab" here..lol 😛😂

Thank you Reymunda, I'm delighted to have you here from California♥♥♥

Yes, yes big hug....I stressed so much and it's okay because it shows YOU CARE. But healing and then moving ahead SLOWLY until a full schedule works WONDERS. I'm SO VERY sorry about the deaths..I DO understand..that is hard on kids and it's hard to balance healing and then a teen's need to go forward ..So happy to have you here...♥♥

Thank you!

You are JUST VERY welcome. I got the resources up which I talked about in the video.. Happy to have you here...♥♥

Thankyou for this. I have stage 4 cancer and was diagnosed after our 5 children married. My last two have taken care of me with groceries and all the extras. But for 3 years we are trying to make up work. I feel so bad for him. It’s not his fault. None of us saw this coming. Thank you for your help. What writing curriculum were you mentioning for English?

@@allysunrise0202 Hugs Dawn, just no fair when life hits like that, but how beautiful when your last two kids step up. I'm convinced the hard times we have been through made my kids more resilient ..I'm not sure which grade level you're asking about, but I used The Language Mechanic: Tuning Up English With Logic, Grades 4-7 amzn.to/3qKAUaV Instead of focusing on just one element of language arts, I wanted to be sure he had a good grasp of many concepts and this book spanned several grade levels and concepts and isn't baby-ish which is a huge turn off as you probably know. But too, I've used Evan Moor daily paragraph to get back his mojo before I moved on to more formal writing curriculum. These are the "chicken soup" tips♥ Please take care of yourself, I soooo understand about not seeing it coming but I promise you even small tiny steps ahead IS forward motion...and then kids can take the reins too Hang in there and happy to have you here...