Article Spotlight ~ Life with Asperger’s Syndrome – Christopher Colacchia

Click on the Article Below to Read   Article Spotlight~ *Be encouraged by this firsthand story of a successful special needs child! *Are you worried that your child diagnosed with different syndromes will never be able to progress? *Read the story of this student who was able to progress from the issues coming with many
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The Spelling Place

  Satisfy your spelling needs this coming school year with Schoolhouse Spelling. Every grade has a list with age-appropriate words; most have more than one to choose from. Schoolhouse Spelling has been recently updated to include answer keys and streamlined printing options to make it easier to have fun with spelling than ever before. Multiple
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When the Language Is Challenging

  Sometimes we need help with English, whether it’s modern English or old English. Two of the courses on SchoolhouseTeachers.com will help with those challenges. ESL Language Arts is a new course, taught by Kati Butler, for the entire family who speaks English as a second language. It is designed as an introduction to grammar.
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Article Spotlight ~ Florida’s New Educational Choice Program – Mary Kurnik

Click on the Article Below to Read   Article Spotlight~ *If the education of your special needs child takes money you don’t have, look into the wonderful special needs scholarship available in Florida and Arizona! *Look into the wonderful scholarship available in Florida and Arizona for your special needs child! *Are you struggling with money
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Meet the Newbies

  Two of the newest courses on SchoolhouseTeachers.com are Health 101 and Women through History. Health 101 is a course geared specifically for seventh and eighth graders and is taught by Michele Hamilton. In this 32-week course, students will learn about how important it is to be healthy and how the choices they make will
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The Foundation and the Freedom

  Anything that is going to stand strong needs to start with a strong foundation. Our country began with the colonies. Elementary and middle school students can learn about the founding of the American colonies, beginning with Jamestown in 1607 and covering the colonial period through the French and Indian War in 1759 in Amy
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Article Spotlight ~ Socialization and the Homeschooled Autistic Child – By Teri Brogan

Click on the Article Below to Read   Article Spotlight~ *Consider your autistic child’s medical health before addressing socialization. *Embrace your decision to take your autistic child home! *Are you worried about socialization for your autistic child? *Take your child at his own pace—you know him best!
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Art for All Ages

  Exceptional art courses abound on SchoolhouseTeachers.com. The variety within each course will provide your student with a great experience, regardless of his/her age. Studio Art for Teens is a course that focuses on a step-by-step recognition of how to build art by imitating the masters. Sharon Jeffus has written more than forty lessons for
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