SchoolhouseTeachers.com (Blogging Through the Alphabet)

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After so many years of homeschooling, I've had plenty of opportunities to try curriculum and explore all kinds of resources, so during this Blogging Through the Alphabet tour, I'm highlighting some of the many homeschooling resources that have been stand-outs. Sometimes it will be a walk down memory lane as I share something we enjoyed many years ago, and sometimes it will be something we're using currently. Sometimes I'll focus on a specific curriculum, and sometimes on a subject area. And I imagine I'll have to be a bit creative with a couple letters of the alphabet! This week I'd like to remind you - and me! - of all the curriculum resources available at SchoolhouseTeachers.com!



Over the years that I've been with the Homeschool Review Crew, I've also watched SchoolhouseTeachers.com grow and expand with everything it offers. It's a curriculum and resource hub for all things homeschool. Not just curriculum, but record-keeping resources, a vast Video Library and the World Book Resource Library. There are now more than 360 courses for homeschoolers from Pre-Kindergarten through 12th grade. There are additional resources in the Just For Parents section, Focused Learning Centers, High School Help, and Help with Special Needs sections as well. 

We have probably made the most use of the Electives, and mostly we've been doing a little here and a little there. Whether you need the entire course or just a few lessons, there's a lot to choose from.

There are lots of art studies for all ages and abilities on the SchoolhouseTeachers.com Art page. In the past we've often used lessons from Everyday Easels (art based mini-units for all ages) and in Art History. There are several tutorial style courses for high school age, such as Drawing With Realism or Studio Art for Teens. A brand new course that looks very interesting is Exploring the World of Art. This course explores several different media such as oil pastels, watercolors, pointillism with acrylics, mosaics with paper, and 3D art.

We've dabbled a little in the Introduction to Architecture course as it relates to art.

What we're really going to need is a Tech credit. We're considering Graphic Design or Image Editing as Tech electives, because they also appeal to an interest in art.

I don't know where she'd find the time, but it would be great if she could use the Music Theory course to supplement all the music studies she's already doing. Also tempting - History of Western Music.

Consumer Math is a course I require my students to do before graduating, so Money 101 is part of our plans for next year.

Kennady did express an interest in Classical Archaeology, but we didn't have the time to pursue it. This does look like a great elective course though!

It's possible that we'll use the College Choice Guidance course or even the SAT-ACT Math Prep class.

Creation Apologetics is a new course, and looks like another excellent choice for an elective.

And those just barely scratch the surface of all the courses available for high school students alone! 

The Ultimate Annual membership to SchoolhouseTeachers.com is just $179, and that gives you access to over 300 courses, all the record-keeping and parent resources, the entire Video Library and World Book Online. And that's for your entire family, no matter how many students you have. Not sure? How about a 30 day trial for just $5 - use the coupon code TRIAL on the Ultimate Monthly Membership for that special price and see what you think!

Blogging Through the Alphabet again? Yes, I'm taking the challenge, along with several other Crew members, including our three co-hosts for this round - Amanda at Hopkins Homeschool, DaLynn at Biblical Womanhood, and Kirsten at DoodleMom's Homeschooling Life. The link is open from Thursday to Wednesday each week, so join in if you'd like!

This post is linked at Blogging Through the Alphabet for Week 19, Letter S.

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