The slideshow (shown below) is from a workshop on portfolios that Cheryl gave at the 2022 Florida Homeschool Association Conference in Deland, FL. It covers Florida law on portfolios, gives examples of ways to keep the required records, tips on simplifying the record-keeping, etc.
05/12/2022  See Floridahsa.org for more information on their group and future homeschool conferences.

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Titles of Reading Materials

Titles of reading materials can be typed in a list OR shown in photos OR on library receipts OR titles of websites or apps used OR recorded in any fashion that works for you.

     Have at least
       two titles
          since "titles" is plural.

Dates, authors name, and page numbers are optional; only the titles are required.

Q: What counts as a reading material?
A: Whatever you, the parent, decide.
 Titles can include textbooks, workbooks, articles, websites, graphic novels, apps, or whatever your child is reading or having read to him or her.

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A Log of Educational Activities is required by Florida law. But what should it look like? How much information should it contain?

Since the law doesn't specify the amount of detail or the information required in the log, parents can decide for themselves. Keep as much information as feels right to you.

Some samples of various styles of Logs are shown here.

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Samples of Work

Photos or scans of worksheets, written assignments, or pages read and be samples of work. Screenshots of websites or apps, photos of projects, field trips, or activities, brochures from field trips, and more can also be samples of work.
    Showing a few samples of work from the beginning of your year and the end of your year in a variety of subject areas is ideal.