Are your shelves overflowing with textbooks? If you have more than one child to teach, you probably do. SchoolhouseTeachers.com can help! Consider Daily Grammar. We have five different levels available: 3rd-4th grade, 5th grade, 6th-7th grade, 7th-8th grade (our newest level), and 1st grade (currently in production). With all of the lessons and worksheets

  Sharon Jeffus’ Studio Art for Teens course provides middle and high school students step-by-step recognition of how to build art by imitating the masters. More than forty lessons are available with new units posting twice a month. Each of the elements and principles of the masters’ artwork is discussed and projects are presented that

  Sometimes it’s easier to follow a schedule given to us by the curriculum provider, but sometimes we need to think outside of the box, or book, in order to help our kids learn. If your kids wish their science lessons were a little bit more exciting (my daughter does), you’ll want to participate in

  Really? A worm? What does a worm have to do? Doesn’t it just inch through the dirt and give some of us the willies? Join Rosemarie Pagano in Bug Science as she helps elementary students (and their parents) understand the biology of worms and their role in the environment. Fourteen lessons present good and

  Two topics that stir up quite a bit of emotion are values and rights. When we see things happening in the world, we wonder what values people have, and we hold fast to our rights. Two courses on SchoolhouseTeachers.com discuss these two topics. Christian Values in J.R.R. Tolkien with Steven Hake is an 18-week

  One of the best things about homeschooling is that it affords students the opportunity to be creative. We parents often strive to provide assignments and activities that will allow our children to use their imaginations . . . to their full potential. SchoolhouseTeachers.com is no exception. Many of our classes encourage creativity and imagination.

  Maybe you’ve received emails or read Facebook posts about simplifying your life. Sometimes those hacks work; sometimes they don’t. Well, SchoolhouseTeachers.com has a sure fire way to simplify your life. In fact, it’s already working for those who have tried it. Our site has been revamped. It is simple to use. The courses you

  Though we might sometimes wish to throw out the box and homeschool entirely by life learning, we can’t get away from books. And that’s a good thing. So many exciting and wonderful things can be discovered through books. Michelle Miller puts together a Monthly Reading List each month to help you find interesting books

  When much of our homeschooling happens through materials that arrive in a box, isn’t great to know some of it can happen outside of the box? Homesteading with Lisa Barthuly is one of those classes. Designed with parents in mind, older students can begin to learn about homesteading through careful supervision. There are currently

  It’s hard to imagine what our preschoolers will do for a living two decades down the road or in which direction God will lead them, but you can introduce them to different professions through ABC What Will I Be? Alecia Francois will be providing twenty-six weekly lessons that look at various professions through the

  Winter has had most of us cooped up for months. You might have forgotten what it looks like out there. Even if you don’t want to venture out into the cold, the entire family can join Erin Dean for her Nature/Outdoors class. Each unit comes with two separate tracks, so you can do both

  Have you ever used the phrase, “I wish I knew what made them tick”? Sometimes knowing what is on the inside can help you to answer that question. Biology with Ruth Sundeen seeks to help middle school and high school students with this very dilemma by providing several classes on dissection. Her first dissection