There have been some amazing classes over the years at SchoolhouseTeachers.com! When the classes are officially over, they are still available on the site. So, even if you just became a member, your students still have access to an exceptional educational opportunity. Through Carol Topp’s Career Exploration, high schoolers can still take advantage of her

How to Write and Produce a Play taught by Dr. Marci Hanks is moving into the most exciting phase—performing your play! Are you ready? Don’t worry, Dr. Hanks will provide instructions and weekly checklists to help you keep your play moving forward through your big night until after the final curtain.   Don’t forget about

The animal study opportunities abound this month on SchoolhouseTeachers.com! I’d like to tell you about one of our newest courses, Wildlife Adventures by Kelli Becton. This course will look at a wide range of animals from the magnificent frigate bird to single-cell creatures. This new course includes science, vocabulary, Bible, copywork, spelling, and more as

Have your children ever wanted to learn a foreign language? SchoolhouseTeachers.com has more choices than ever before for your student of any age to begin discovering another language and culture. In addition to our ongoing French lessons by Greg Shone, which are now in their second year, our elementary Spanish lessons by Carol Henderson, and

Do your kids think it would be fun to travel? Use SchoolhouseTeachers.com to travel without having to leave the comfort of your home. Everyday Explorers, located in the Dailies section, has traveled through the United States, Canada, and Australia and New Zealand. Exploration of these countries takes you on a detailed look at each of

The past is alive on SchoolhouseTeachers.com! Don’t miss Classical History with Jennifer Courtney in both the Pre-K/Elementary and Middle/High School class offerings. You can study ancient civilizations from the Egyptians through the fall of Rome. Suggested reading and extra resources are included for all ages. In Classical Archaeology, Regan Barr will be teaching about the

This month take an interesting look at Native American culture through Everyday Easels in our Schoolhouse Dailies where we will spend two weeks looking at Little Sister by Carol Theroux. Your children will have a chance to use pastels, learn about Native American history and do some research of their own, study bison which were

Do you have a child with a gift for art? Check out Brenda Ellis’ Art Techniques class and Sharon Jeffus’ Studio Art for Teens on SchoolhouseTeachers.com. Are you looking for some tips on how to teach elementary math so that your child understands what he or she is doing, not simply memorizing facts? Try Dr.

We are excited to give you a sneak peek at the new courses we have planned for March on SchoolhouseTeachers.com! On March 3, we will welcome Sandra Heflin from the Color of Language to teach an introductory class in American Sign Language and Kelli Becton who will help us see God’s hand in the world

Have you seen all the great high school courses available on SchoolhouseTeachers.com? If you have a student preparing for college, check out Denise Ames’ College Choice Guidance class for tips on scholarships, timetables, job trends, and more. Have a student interested in law or debate? Check out Deborah Burton’s Mock Trial class, which now includes

Helping you train your heart and your body—SchoolhouseTeachers.com offers Family Fitness with Bethany Learn. Each week, let Bethany help your entire family take simple steps toward taking better care of your bodies and improving your health. Don’t miss Michelle Pohl’s Joy in the Morning devotions, full of heart, wisdom, and laughter to help you stay

Where can you find help in grammar, spelling, and Shakespeare? The Schoolhouse Dailies on SchoolhouseTeachers.com! Schoolhouse Spelling breaks spelling and vocabulary into seven different weekly lists, incorporating Charlotte Mason copywork and dictation alongside fun word puzzles, interactive games, and videos. Daily Grammar breaks a daunting subject into five daily bite-sized printables each week. Simply Shakespeare