How does anything get done—in your house, in your city, in your nation? People must do. They must put their hands to their work. Elementary and middle school students can learn about the people who helped shape our nation’s history in American History: Colonization. They can join Amy Puetz as she shares the stories of
How do we improve our skills? First we must learn, then we must practice. SchoolhouseTeachers.com has opportunities for students to learn and practice. Everyday Copywork, located under the Dailies tab, allows students to practice their printing or writing skills while reading works by Robert Louis Stevenson, Lord Tennyson, and Aesop. There are patriotic and holiday
Click on the Article Below to Read Article Spotlight~ *Do you have a lazy boy? *Your sons need their fathers to help them slay their imaginary lions! *Laziness begins in the heart. *Laziness gives way to fear. Fear gives way to excuse. Excuse gives way to inactivity. *We hate comfort killers. *It’s time
You betcha! And two guys who make it fun are teaching right here at SchoolhouseTeachers.com. Jim Mueller has put together 18 Physics lessons that teach gravity, friction, Newton’s laws, electricity, magnetism, and more. Students in middle school and high school will love Jim’s approach. It is light on math and heavy on hands-on experiments and
Whether you have children just beginning to learn their second language or their first, SchoolhouseTeachers.com can help. ESL Learning with Anna Crisostomo assists those who are learning English as their second language. It begins at level 2 for those in grades 1-5. There are eight lessons that use printables and online assignments and activities, including
Click on the Article Below to Read Article Spotlight~ *Teaching art at home can be a daunting task. *How much should you spend on art supplies? *Find five tips for controlling costs… *Adding art to your home school program does not need to be confusing or expensive. *Consider buying art supplies online.
Do you ever feel like, as a homeschooling family, you are going against the norm? I admit that I prefer it that way for our family. Sometimes, however, it is important to understand the norm and, even, perhaps, follow it. Statistics with Kathy Lapan teaches high school and upper middle school students about the norm,