Obstacles, challenges, and finding a way through—that is the focus of both our Social Justice course and this month’s Literature unit. As Kurt Hoffman prepares to conclude his four-month course on the factors that contribute to the crisis of slavery that is impacting virtually every country on Earth, he looks at where changes start—in ourselves.

Summer is a great time to get outdoors and have fun learning (and the kids don’t even have to realize they’re soaking up knowledge). If your kids like sketching, drawing, or journaling, head outside with sketchbooks and have the kids jot down what’s special about God’s creation to them. If scavenger hunts are more your

If you’re looking for fresh ideas to help your children soak in the Word of God, please don’t miss Cindy West’s Charlotte Mason Homeschooling lessons this month. Sharing from Ms. Mason’s own writing, Cindy helps us discover ways to open the door to allow God and His Spirit to speak to your children through His

This week, Daily Grammar kicks off a new unit all about the dictionary. What exactly is it, and why do we need one? What do those guide words mean at the top of the pages, and what do all those strange pronunciation symbols mean? Join us as we search for the answers to these and

For the remainder of July, Elementary Spelling: PreK-K will have a special coloring book, full of fun pictures to color and spelling review words to practice. Beginning August 12th, PreK-K will have new flashcard videos for visual learners to use alongside printable worksheets.   Figures in History is having summer fun by bringing two dinosaurs

It’s a bug-loving little boy’s dream come true! July on SchoolhouseTeachers.com has a month-long lapbooking unit from Niki Coburn McNeil and In the Hands of a Child all about tarantulas and Erin Dean’s Nature/Outdoors class is taking a closer look at the mosquito! If discovering the secrets of a bug’s digestion system or understanding why

Looking for a new resource to give your summer reading program a boost? Check out the Monthly Reading List and this month’s Schoolhouse Spelling for Middle School and High School on Schoolhouse Teachers.com.   Every month, Michelle Miller of TruthQuest History brings her recommended reading lists, with recommendations for all grade levels, on themes ranging

Tomorrow might just be the single greatest day of the summer. All across America families are grilling hamburgers, having picnics, and waving flags. There’s just something in the air that makes you think of freedom, apple pie, and Chevrolet. God HAS indeed blessed America and HE HAS blessed you, as well.   The great thing