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How do I make a homeschool portfolio?
How to Put Together a Homeschool Portfolio
- Read & follow your state’s requirements.
- Gather your supplies.
- Decorate the cover.
- Add the first pages.
- Add optional pages.
- Write each subject on page-divider tabs.
What should a homeschool portfolio look like?
What should a homeschool portfolio look like? The most common portfolio is a three-ring binder with subject dividers that make organization and record keeping relatively straightforward. Accordion files can also be a great way of creating a homeschool portfolio.
How do you assign weight to data in Excel?
3 Useful Examples of Assigning Weights to Variables in Excel
- =SUMPRODUCT(C5:C9,D5:D9)
- =SUMPRODUCT(C5:C9,D5:D9)/SUM(D5:D9)
- =SUM(C5*D5,C6*D6,C7*D7,C8*D8,C9*D9)
- =SUM(C5:C9*D5:D9)
How do I set up a homeschool portfolio?
Can homeschoolers use seesaw?
With Seesaw, you can capture all of that day-to-day homeschool magic with the click of a button.
What needs to be included in a homeschool portfolio?
Here are some ideas for what to include in your homeschool portfolio: Legal and other important documents (letter of intent, test results, immunization records, etc.) Gameschooling log (yes, games count!) Photos, photos, and more photos– because so much of homeschooling cannot be captured on paper!
Which is better Google Classroom or Seesaw?
Seesaw and Google Classroom are both sleek platforms for organizing student work. While Google Classroom is great for streamlining the management of classes, assignments, grades, and parent communication, Seesaw shines as a digital portfolio tool that incorporates teacher, parent, and student feedback.
What is gradebook+ for homeschoolers?
Gradebook+ is a free gradebook and record-keeping spreadsheet template for homeschool. I created Gradebook+ to use for my own high school son, but it can be used for any grade level. It’s easy-to-use and customizable to fit your own homeschool, and detailed instructions for using the spreadsheet template are included.
What grade level is gradebook+ suitable for?
I created Gradebook+ to use for my own high school son, but it can be used for any grade level. It’s easy-to-use and customizable to fit your own homeschool, and detailed instructions for using the spreadsheet template are included.
Why use a spreadsheet for homeschooling?
Homeschool Grade Book and Report Card… One of the most difficult things about homeschooling is record keeping. With all of the quizzes, tests, and other assignments the work can get out of hand. One of our favorite ways to tame this paper tiger is to use a spreadsheet.
How do I get a free digital homeschool record keeping spreadsheet?
For our free downloadable spreadsheet, simply click this New Digital Homeschool Record Keeping link. It will open up in Dropbox. Simply click “OPEN” and it will open on your computer and you can save it!