Here's a list of the most important back to school tools for teens that you'll need in your homeschool.

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One of my biggest pet peeves as a homeschooling mom? When people (specifically non-homeschooling people) ASSUME that they know what homeschooling looks like. And if you’re reading this, that’s probably something we have in common.

People love to put mental boxes around anything that’s a little bit different, rebellious, or wild. The reason that generalizations (even the positive kind)  can be annoying for us homeschooling families is because the secret, wonderful, more complicated truth is this: homeschooling looks different for everyone and that includes what the best homeschool curriculum is for your family. The reality is that there are almost as many different ways to homeschool as there are people who choose to homeschool, and that’s part of why we love it so much!

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If you're looking for a good geography curriculum from a faith-based perspective, read this curriculum review to find out more about Notgrass Exploring World Geography.

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Notgrass Exploring America provides a thorough education in American history and covers Bible, literature, and history all in one. Here is a comprehensive review.

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Notgrass World History takes high school students – ninth, tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade - from Creation Through the Middle Ages, passing through the Renaissance period and finishing in the Present. As with all Notgrass curriculum, it is written from a Biblical perspective.

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