Two of the newest courses on SchoolhouseTeachers.com will benefit your high school student and put your mind at ease. Chemistry is one of those courses most of us feel inadequate to teach. We would rather leave this subject to the textbooks or a co-op class, taught by someone else. Now, your high school student

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  Remember when your kids were little and they loved to play in the dirt? Middle and high school students can follow two teachers who dig in the dirt for a living. Regan Barr is an archaeologist who teaches Classical Archaeology. In this course, students study the ancient world from a Biblical perspective, as presented

  I find myself wishing my son didn’t enjoy gaming as much as he does. I go back and forth over the advantages and disadvantages. Do you face the same struggle? What if we could put that gaming mind to good use? What if our kids could learn how to make the games they play?

  History is more than just dates. It is people like you and me who were in the right place at the right time to do extraordinary things. And we have the privilege of learning about these people in courses like People and Places of World War II. This course for elementary students is led

  Earth has been around quite a while. Have you ever wondered how long? Evolution tells us one thing, while the Bible tells us another. Join John Riley as he looks at the evidence in Apologetics: Creation vs. Evolution. This brand new course for middle and high school students uses videos and printable text to

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  Most of us don’t fantasize over food like the boys in Oliver! We often have more food than we know what to do with. Sometimes, though we don’t know what to do with it. Have you ever looked at ground meat sitting in your refrigerator and wondered what to make besides hamburgers or spaghetti

  Each day, you and your children can discover new things and engage your critical thinking skills. Daily Discoveries with Yvonne Blake is an elective science study for elementary and middle school students who have an interest in topics such as pond life, the seashore, the forest, and more. Each lesson contains material to read,

  Even as the summer winds down and school begins, you can find a moment or two to catch up with a good book. As the weather cools off, choose a book from Michelle Miller’s Monthly Reading List. The latest reading list is all about Africa. You can learn about tribes, animals, missions, the history

  If you love to write, chances are you hope to inspire others with your writing. Perhaps you write because you have to. There’s no reason why your writing can’t inspire others, too. You just need a little bit of guidance. Take the college admission essay. Don’t you want your essay to stand out from

  The way our economy functions is a result of the way situations around the world are resolved. One country’s economy impacts another’s. We are dependent on each other, and we can certainly learn from each other. Economics with Mike Sims is a middle school/high school course that discusses the function of economics in various