Are you enjoying watching the Olympics with your children? What better time to learn about Mount Olympus and the Sanctuary of Olympia with Regan Barr and Classical Archaeology? We’ll take a look at the athletic venues, religious buildings, and archaeological finds all this month. Join Chris Yust of HomeschoolProgramming.com in his Computer Science class this

If you are a SchoolhouseTeachers.com member, you already know the site is packed FULL of curriculum and resources to help simplify your homeschooling days. There is so much great stuff on the site that we don’t want you to miss some of our incredible extras! We have the popular Schoolhouse Planners, the Apple Core course

Homegrown Preschool has an amazing month of all-new activities in February to help your little ones develop social/emotional, literacy, and gross motor skills, plus have fun with science, sensory learning, math, manipulatives, and language, while learning about love and Valentine’s Day.   Bonnie Rose Hudson Editorial Assistant The Old Schoolhouse’s® SchoolhouseTeachers.com The Old Schoolhouse® Magazine, LLC

If you don’t know where to start with art, you need to visit Everyday Easels. Everyday Easels features a different work of art every two weeks, approaching these famous pieces from many angles, including art, history, geography, writing, science, hands-on activities, and even physical education and health. This week, we have the perfect piece of art

Twice a month, new Star Contributor Sarah Gilbert will share lots of fun ways you can bring reading time alive for your preschoolers with Pre-K Activities: Read and Play. February’s first picture book is Library Lion by Michelle Knudsen. Enjoy games, crafts, and ideas to make your story time “roar” to life!   Bonnie Rose Hudson Editorial

You do not want to miss this amazing FREEBIE from The Old Schoolhouse® Magazine and friends. We are celebrating Valentine’s Day with a free downloadable packet of homeschooling resources for you to enjoy! This fantastic collection includes lapbooks from In the Hands of a Child and A Journey Through Learning, Hal and Melanie Young, Deborah

Your schedule is packed. You want to do school, but you are struggling to find a time when everyone can sit down and sit still. Maybe you need to take school to the doctor’s office, for a road trip, or maybe a long flight. SchoolhouseTeachers.com can help! Not only is almost every lesson printable and

Whatever roles we’re in, whatever challenges we face, we have all felt it—the desire to simply pull the covers back up over our heads and forget about life. When you’re struggling with that feeling in your homeschool, SchoolhouseTeachers.com and The Old SchoolhouseÒ Magazine would like to help in any way we can.   Whether you

Are you looking for living books to bring your reading to life or copywork to practice handwriting and language skills? Don’t miss Michelle Miller’s monthly reading list on the Family tab and Everyday Copywork on the Dailies tab. Michelle’s lists explore one theme each month, offering dozens of recommended books in multiple genres with recommended

We all know we need them both—but what to do if Pre-Algebra and Grammar aren’t your favorite subjects to teach? Let the teachers at SchoolhouseTeachers.com help. Charlene Johnson, a former government physicist, brings Pre-Algebra into the real world with practical steps, everyday applications, and even a little humor thrown in!   And if you’re looking

Some artists create lithographs or sculptures. Others create art on the printed page. We’re going to study both methods this month on SchoolhouseTeachers.com. Everyday Easels will look at I and the Village by Marc Chagall and Central Park in Winter by Currier & Ives. We’ll learn about the ideas behind the works of art, the

God speaks to our hearts in so many ways. Sometimes it is through a song. Other times it is through a friend’s encouragement. We pray you might find both at SchoolhouseTeachers.com. Nancy Blue’s Beginning Violin class is in its final month. She teaches students to play “God is Faithful” to the tune of “Frere Jacque.”