Hey Mama, Does it intimidate you to think of having a homeschool mission statement? Don’t let it. Just think of it as a plan for your homeschool goals for yourself and your children. Carve out some time with your husband to look at the year ahead and ask yourselves some questions: What do your children

It’s the perfect combination—Charlotte Mason Homeschooling with Cindy West and Beginning Sewing: Historical Costumes with Amy Puetz. Join Cindy this month as she shares what a typical Charlotte Mason-style day looks like in her home and gives you some ideas to consider as you make your own schedule for the new school year.   Then

Schoolhouse Dailies launched two new studies this week. In Everyday Explorers: USA, we travel to the great state of Wyoming. Join us as we tour historic forts, visit an Air Force base, explore a national monument, and more as we travel through the history of the 44th state.   Everyday Easels takes a closer look

This month, SchoolhouseTeachers.com welcomes Chris Yust of Homeschool Programming, Inc. to our team of expert teachers! If your child or teen wants to learn the ins and outs of computer programming, don’t miss this class. Chris will walk your students through this important field step by step, starting at the beginning with Computer Boot Camp.

Charlotte Mason Mondays! Schoolhouse Spelling has an exciting year of new activities and word lists planned for you and your family, and it starts today with Charlotte Mason Monday. Each Monday, the Lower Elementary through High School spelling lists will include Charlotte Mason-based activities on Monday, in addition to a few general activities that you

Is panic starting to loom as the new school year draws closer? Are you wondering how you will ever keep everything straight? SchoolhouseTeachers.com has tools that can help.   First, did you know that just by being a member of SchoolhouseTeachers.com, you are automatically entitled to a free Silver membership to AppleCore? This online record

I love the beach. I love the sand, the smell, the vastness, and all that you find on the beach. Some of my best memories are walking up and down a long stretch of beach looking for shells, treasures, and sea life. I love watching my kids battle the surf, dig in the sand, and

Math worries? Never fear! SchoolhouseTeachers.com has two expert teachers ready and waiting to help guide you through Pre-Algebra/Algebra 1 and Trigonometry!   Charlene Johnson, homeschooling mom, former government physicist, and co-creator of our Daily Math unit, is happy to be bringing a Pre-Algebra/Algebra 1 course to SchoolhouseTeachers.com this Fall. Charlene wants students to do more

I’d like to let Mike Sims tell you about his new unit in Economics on SchoolhouseTeachers.com:   ‘We usually hope for fights to get settled, for the opposing sides to reconcile and quietly become friends. Yet, there are fights that don’t get resolved. Instead, an uppercut is followed by a haymaker. The opposing sides rejoin the battle

We often compare and contrast things without consciously thinking about it. We go to the store, pick up two similar items, and scan them for the details that are important to us. We walk into an unfamiliar place and assess what elements we recognize and what we do not. So how can we use the

In Tyler and Maggie Hogan’s Geography class, it’s time to take a closer look at the rocks beneath our feet. What are they made of? What is the difference between igneous, metamorphic, and sedimentary rocks? And how were the various types of mountains formed? In Lesson 6, spend some time learning about the Earth that