The Homeschool Minute ~ Teaching Multiple Levels

Teaching Multiple Levels The Old Schoolhouse® Magazine is YOUR trade magazine for family education. Stay subscribed to this newsletter becausethis is the place where we give FREE education gifts on a regular basis. Read the magazine anytime, 24/7, atwww.TOSMagazine.com. It’s the Family Education Magazine! Mercy Every Minute    Deborah Wuehler, TOS Senior Editor   Keeping
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Can You Believe It?

  This is going to sound downright crazy! But, even with all of the great courses available on SchoolhouseTeachers.com, all for one outrageously low price, you can EARN money as well. Our Affiliate program pays you for your referrals. For every person who signs up using your member-specific affiliate link, you will earn 25% of
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Article Spotlight ~ The Best Years of Classical Education – By Leigh Bortins

Click on the Article Below to Read   Article Spotlight~ *Be encouraged to homeschool through high school to give your children the best preparation for life that you can! *Prepare your children to take on life maturely by homeschooling through high school. *Help your children develop maturely by allowing them to explore their interests in
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Until Someone Loses an “i”

  You know the saying, “It’s all fun and games . . .” Well, with Pre-Algebra, our saying has a twist. Middle school students will spend 40 weeks discussing topics such as decimals, fractions, percents, integers, exponents, and equations. Charlene Johnson will prepare students for letters in math (and more). Each unit includes printable instructions,
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Are You Up for the Challenge?

  Summer’s halfway over. We’ve probably all gotten pretty relaxed and our brains are on their way to being mush, right? Snap out of it! I challenge you to a Photography Challenge. Weekly photography challenges with Michele Peterson is for students of all ages who are new to photography and those who have been the
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Article Spotlight ~ When Oral Reading is Painful – by Dianne Craft

Click on the Article Below to Read   Article Spotlight~ *Does your child hate reading aloud? *Help your child to improve his oral reading skills with these simple tips. *Simple things like larger print or transparent paper over the book can help your child’s reading struggles. *If your child has trouble reading aloud, help them
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Books for the Brain

  If you are looking for a literature course for your high schooler, there are a number of different options on SchoolhouseTeachers.com. Great Books, Part One with Steven Hake, the Chair of the Department of Classical Liberal Arts and Director of the Literature major at Patrick Henry College, has put together an 18-lesson course for
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Words, Wonderful Words

  So much beauty and benefit can come from our words, rightly spoken. We can build others up. We can teach. We can sing. Let’s Talk with Jenny Stephenson is a resource for moms where she provides encouragement for living and parenting intentionally with purpose and focus. She has convenient printables ready to help you
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