Finding who we are—one lesson many of us struggle to learn. Our new Home Economics teacher, Heather Leach, looks at the struggle in a unit on Personal Appearance, and Marla Schultz’s Literature Kit on The Horse and His Boy by C.S. Lewis examines this struggle in her new November lesson.   It’s an honor to

I’m very pleased to welcome Patrick Nurre of Northwest Treasures as our Geology teacher on SchoolhouseTeachers.com! Join Patrick’s all-new class for 3rd-12th grade students. Patrick fell in love with geology in the 2nd grade when he discovered a large dinosaur bone in the alley behind his house—and he’s been pursuing science ever since. His classes

I often struggle with questioning if I am spending enough time internalizing God’s Word. Everyday Epistles, our newest Daily, is a tool to help you and your children do exactly that. Stacy Farrell of HomeSchoolAdventure.com debuted today—only on SchoolhouseTeachers.com and only for a limited time—Philippians in 28 Weeks, King James Version. Stacy’s method will help

Are you ready for a sneak peek at the month ahead? This month SchoolhouseTeachers.com brings you new material in all of our current classes plus five new courses for your family to enjoy! Stay tuned for a closer look at Geology with Patrick Nurre of Northwest Treasures; Home Economics with Heather Leach of Homesteader Home

Have you been enjoying Dr. Peter Price’s instructional videos and student worksheets in Elementary Math? His videos will help you as the parent learn strategies to help your child comprehend math such as adding one number to itself, multiplying by nine, dividing with a remainder, and calculating 1% and .5% of an amount. Join him

Cathy Diez-Luckie is wrapping up her month-long look at King David in Figures in History and diving into a new study all about an America patriot—Benjamin Franklin. Join us as we meet this famous statesman, inventor, writer, entrepreneur, and ground breaker. We’ll make a standing cut-out, complete the conversation about the famous kite experiment, enjoy

This week in Niki Coburn McNeil’s Lapbooking class, we move from a literary-focused unit on The Most Dangerous Game by Richard Connell to a new unit all about the human eye. You can use the unit as an introduction to this fascinating piece of anatomy for younger students or as a springboard for deeper study

This week in Pre-Algebra, take a look back at our unit on decimals and practice what you’ve learned. Then get ready to dive into another important unit of math—percents! Charlene Johnson will help you learn the basics, understand what they do, apply them to real life, and review what you’ve learned.   How to Write