We don’t often have the opportunity to know what the future holds, but SchoolhouseTeachers.com is giving you a glimpse of things to come. I hope you have your shades because the future is bright. We’ve got a lineup that is sure to please everyone in the family. Besides our currently active classes that will be

Do your kids enjoy fishing? Do they enjoy playing games? During the rainy days this summer, they can do both at SchoolhouseTeachers.com. Everyday Games by Teresa Evans, found under the Dailies tab, allows children to race around a game board while they catch fish. Each of the games reinforces some aspect of phonics such as

Do you have an abundance of fruit and vegetables from your garden? Do you want to take advantage of the great prices at the local farmer’s market but don’t want to waste the food you buy? Think about canning as a way to preserve the fresh bounty. If you’ve never canned before or you need

Every ten years we must fill out a census form. Every election has exit polling. Television shows continue or are canceled based in part on the ratings. Find out how these numbers are gathered and used, as well as demographics and samples, in Kathy LaPan’s Statistics course. She does a great job of helping students

SchoolhouseTeachers.com note: Tyler Hogan’s Geography lessons will remain posted on our site only through June 30, 2014. After that date, per previous agreement with Bright Ideas Press, the lessons will come off our site and no longer be available. We hope you will enjoy these lessons to the fullest extent through then; they have been a part of SchoolhouseTeachers.com

Learning another language is a great way to discover another culture and find out what you have in common with children from other countries. SchoolhouseTeachers.com has a number of different language courses available to members. Some of them are currently active, and others are complete but fully accessible. One of these courses is French with

Music doesn’t always have to sound good to be joyful, but wouldn’t it be great if it sound good, too? Join Michelle Martin for part II of her Music Theory course and learn about the elements of music, markings within music, notes and rests, the major scale, intervals, and more. An outline for the next

For Lapbooking this month, Niki Coburn McNeil’s lesson on The Selfish Giant is geared toward early elementary children, though older children will probably enjoy hearing the story and completing the activities. Consider having older children read the story each day to the younger ones. The lesson plan is a bit different as it is not

Are your kids getting enough “C”? SchoolhouseTachers.com makes it easy for them to get their daily supply. Under the Dailies tab, you can find Everyday Copywork. Fathers are the focus for June. Your children can practice their printing and cursive writing skills while learning the poem “What Makes a Dad” and “Hush, Little Baby,” a

Are you looking for simple ways to continue with school during the summer but not be burdened by an entire day of school? SchoolhouseTeachers.com has many different class options that are continuing throughout the summer. Let your children pick a couple that sound interesting and dive in. If short math exercises are what you are

Can you imagine saying to your child, “Okay, honey, today your school will consist of Lego Digital Designer and putting a light bulb in a microwave”? You’ll be the coolest parent on the planet! Chris Yust is spending the month of June teaching students about computer-aided design in his Computer Science class. Lego Digital Designer

Summer is a wonderful time to learn about plants since the trees are full of leaves, vegetables are growing, fruit trees are producing, and flowers are in bloom. One of the newest classes on SchoolhouseTeachers.com is Botany with Julie Polanco. Ms. Polanco will be reviewing the definition of botany and helping students to understand why