3307, for dates and locations regarding Bob Jones University Press workshops and tours displaying our curriculum. Set Up Your Home School Establish a special place in your home. Equip your teaching area with necessary teacher and student school supplies and resources, including encyclopedias, dictionaries, etc. Use student desks or tables and chairs as well as a chalkboard or marker board. Organize your curriculum and resources in bookshelves.
Many states require a record-keeping system.
Store records in a filing system by school year and child. Store samples of your student's work as well as standardized test results. Organize Your Time Develop a school schedule based on the number of days your state requires. Include long-term projects, seasonal activities, ministries, holidays, and vacations in your schedule. Develop a teaching plan based on the number of children you have.