Here in the great state of Texas we are not required to submit a homeschool portfolio, but since many states are, I wanted to share this wonderfully informative article by my dear friend Richele over at
Under the Golden Apple Tree.
What is a Homeschool Portfolio?
A homeschool portfolio is a window into your child's homeschool
experience, achievements, and academic progress, throughout the school
year. There are more then on way to keep a portfolio but I will list
the core items you will need. However, always check your state laws,
homeschool co-ops, and with the evaluator, on what materials are
required.
The Basic Supplies
- 3 ring binder {3 inches or more thick}
- dividers
- page protectors
- Sharpies
- computer paper to print out basic forms
- samples of your child's work
- photos {optional}
Forms to Provide
- Attendance Form:
- List of Curriculum and Resources
- Reading List
- Daily or Weekly Routine
- Record of Grades or Progress Report
This is just a portion of her article. Click here to view detailed information on what she includes as well as fabulous links to printable forms. If you have a moment leave her a comment and let her know I sent you!
1 comment:
I didn't use a student planner last year, but going to this year. Thanks for giving me an idea of how to organize it!
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