Schoolhouse Review ~ Schoolhouseteachers.com

This is our favourite online curriculum for homeschooling! It’s perfect for both small and large families and has all the classes you could want.

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Disclosure: I received a free copy of this product for review, all opinions are 100% my own.

When I had the opportunity to review Schoolhouse Teachers I was excited.

It's a site created by The Old Schoolhouse, so I knew it would be good. But I didn't realize just HOW good it would be!

When I first logged in I spent hours exploring the site, there is just so much there for all age ranges. I strongly recommend watching the site tour video before jumping in.

The teachers in this program are well-known specialists in their areas:

Terri Johnson ~ Geography Kim Kautzer ~ Writing Diana Waring ~ History Adam Andrews ~ Literature Hands of a Child Team ~ Lapbooking and many, many more!

When you log in you’er greeted with a top menu with sections, Home, Schoolhouse Teachers, Schoolhouse Dailies, Schoolhouse Extras, Schoolhouse Library, Schoolhouse Site Tour, and Schoolhouse Samples.

Clicking on the Schoolhouse Teachers brings you to a page with short biographies on each teacher.  Within this menu are the following subjects:

  • Career Exploration

  • Chemistry

  • College Choice Guidance

  • Economics

  • Figures in History

  • Filmmaking

  • Geography

  • High School Math

  • History

    Home Economics

  • Lapbooking

  • Literature

  • Music-Voice

  • Reading Lessons

  • Special Needs

  • Technology

  • Writing

The next tab is the Schoolhouse Dailies. Here you find daily lesson plans for the following subjects.

  • Daily Grammar

  • Daily Math

  • Daily Writing

  • Ditch the Desk

  • Everyday Easels

  • Everyday Explorers: Canada

  • Everyday Explorers: USA
    Pre-K Activities: Read and Play

  • Summer Shakespeare

  • This Day in History

  • This Month's Menu

The next tab is the Schoolhouse Extras. This is one of my favourite resources! This is an amazing value and I can't believe it's included as an extra!

  • The Old Schoolhouse Magazine Current issue

  • The Old Schoolhouse Magazine back issues dating back to 2007

  • Free Ebook ~ a new Old Schoolhouse ebook available each month for download.

  • Schoolhouse Expo ~ starting soon the Schoolhouse EXPO webinar recordings will be posted here.

Schoolhouse Planners ~ this includes the full Schoolhouse Planner, Special Learners Planner, Primary Planner, Intermediate Planner, High School Planner.

The next tab, Schoolhouse Library includes:

  • Copybooks

  • Homeschool Life

  • Monthly Theme

  • Reading List June

  • Reading List July

  • Reading List Summer

  • Teacher Lessons Archives

  • Art Shelf

  • Craft Shelf

  • Homemaking and Housecleaning Shelf

  • Nature Shelf

  • Spelling Shelf

The next tab is the Schoolhouse Site Tour. This is a must-view area with videos showing you how to navigate the site. There are also testimonials and a what's new area listing new content by the month.

Lastly is the Schoolhouse Samples I mentioned earlier.

So how have we been using this resource? Well, I'm trying to not let myself get overwhelmed by how much wonderful content is there! A large amount of it is available in PDF downloads, so I've created folders on my pc to save them to. That takes the pressure off to work through them right away.

Our internet is sometimes fussy and can go out for a day or two.  Having the items on my hard drive means I can print them whenever I need.

I just love the daily activities! Some weeks I've been using just these, and sometimes I mix them with programs we are already using. They make for a great change when the kids are getting that glazed-over look.

I also love the PrK/K programs! That they are literature based and then have activity suggestions is a perfect fit for our reading family.

Last but certainly not least, I adore their planners! I will have to do a separate post on these as there is just too much info to add in here.  They include nearly 800 pages of calendars, lesson planners, and many articles of inspiration.

I really could not come up with anything I didn't like about this site. My only small suggestion is that some of the lessons are not available in PDF.  PDFs are much easier for me to download and load onto my Kindle.  I don't like having to always have an internet connection to access our lessons.

However, this is a small issue and doesn't take away from how much I love this site. There is a wide variety of lessons for all styles of learners. My children that prefer worksheets are happy as are my hands-on learners.

Kim Mills

Hi! I’m Kim, a homeschool mom of 6 who believes that learning should be fun for kids and moms! My goal is to help you make learning engaging and enjoyable with hands-on learning and easy to do lessons that actually get done.

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