A homeschool parent-teacher can teach their child Algebra I. It may take more time, and you may need to enlist help to strengthen your understanding, but it is possible to your child's primary high school math teacher.

When I came across Total Health: Talking About Life Changes for Middle School on ChristianBook.com a few years ago, there weren’t many options for health curriculum available for home educating families. The selection was extremely limited, but I knew I wanted a curriculum that would guide me as I taught my daughters about the importance of caring for their bodies.

I have to admit teaching my daughters math is a delight. I can’t say it’s because math is their favorite topic, and they are eager or excited to do every lesson I present, but instead, it’s because I enjoy math.

After struggling with the unnecessary changes in our language arts for most of last school year and part of this school year, I decided to go back to what works for our homeschool which is working through resources that focus on specific grammar skills versus combining all the areas of English in one text.

 As an art teacher, you would think we'd completed an art history program by now, but we haven't. I am so glad my daughters mentioned their desire to study art history when we planned our first 12 weeks because this program was one I truly wanted to use with them.

This year my seventh grade daughter is using BJU Press Fundamentals of Math.  This is our first full year of using BJU Press math curriculum, and our first middle school math course. I appreciate being able to review a curriculum that we really enjoy.