What topics do your children have difficulty with? Many struggle with learning their multiplication facts. Dr. Peter Price has provided some strategies for learning times tables in Elementary Math. The last lesson of April and the first lesson in May focus on multiplication facts through podcast videos. Another topic that some children struggle with is

Did you know you don’t have to always be serious when you’re doing your schoolwork? It’s true—SchoolhouseTeachers.com has some classes this month that prove that school can be fun! Chris Yust will be teaching students how to create Minecraft Mods in Java in his Computer Science class. Learn about various tools and how to add

In the Dailies section of SchoolhouseTeachers.com, you can find different types of lessons every day from grammar to math to unit studies. Everyday Copywork has just finished copying the Beatitudes. Please be sure to check it out, if you missed it. New verses and excerpts will be available throughout the month for your child to

Now that you know one phrase in three languages, join our ongoing language courses to learn more. In Carol Henderson’s Spanish class, students will be reviewing weather words and the days of week, along with some Bible verses and conversations. Greg Shone will be wrapping up his second year of French with a couple more

Have you visited our Schoolhouse Dailies tab recently? Whether you are looking for core lessons like Spelling or fun printable worksheets for summer, Schoolhouse Dailies can help! Everyday Epistles is entering the home stretch of its goal to memorize the book of Philippians in twenty-eight weeks. Join us for Week 27, Philippians 4:19-23, or start

What could these three items possibly have in common? Well, they are topics for some of SchoolhouseTeachers.com’s May lessons. The Tinker’s Club with Ed Sobey will teach students how to create an electromagnet and then use that electromagnet as part of a machine that can pop a balloon. Brenda Ellis will guide students through the

Reading can facilitate discovery—travel to faraway lands, learn about different animals, go back in time. If your child struggles to read, join Matthew Glavach for his Reading Lessons. Matthew is dedicated to helping children achieve their best. This month he discusses the difference between analytic and global thinkers and provides helpful resources for each type.

Now that spring is in full bloom and summer is around the corner, many options exist for improving your health. Participate in Jennifer Needham’s Family Nutrition class. She has discussed organics, vitamins, food allergies, nutrients, healthy weight, etc. Heather Leach, through her Home Economics course, has been discussing things like organization, time management, and hospitality.