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Review: SchoolhouseTeachers.com

January 12, 2017 By Annette1 2 Comments

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I’ve been a member at SchoolhouseTeachers.com for so long I can’t even really remember when I started, I know it was from before I started working with the Homeschool Review Crew.    I have used different program with them throughout the years and each year they add more courses to their Yearly Membership.   

Recently I wrote a post talking about the courses I am planning to use with my son this year, You can find that post here.  It will be good to round out our studies with these interesting courses. 

I got to reading through some of the other courses, looking for anything that might interest me and guess what?   I found a couple.

This one on Digital Art and Product Designs for Small Business. 50 Lessons once a week to put my creative skills to good use learning to make better graphics for my blog posts.   Doesn’t that sound great?   I feel rather inadequate sometimes as I lack confidence and natural eye for making graphics.

I have a lad who enjoys history so I’ve been questing around for a history program I can use once he’s gone through all the Veritas Press history program.    To that end I’ve discovered a what I think will be a good gap program.   This Day in History.  Learning on new history fact a day/week depending on how I use it.   Just the kind of thing to intrigue the lad.   

It’s actually rather hard to choose as there are over 300 courses that you can take.   ALL for one low yearly fee.

Just look at all these different categories!

 
Divided into Elementary, Middle School and Highschool for your ease in finding courses that interest you.    I am thinking they might want to offer some adult courses as well, though I have to admit those grade 12 courses are intriguing.  🙂


SchoolhouseTeachers.com has never let me down in the quality of what they offer.  They have so many different courses to choose from, that you can even use one to compliment another.

Their recent upgrade lends itself to a beautiful website, that is easy to navigate. One of the nicest features is the “can I help you” customer support button.   Ready and willing to help you at varied times throughout the day.  One night I was working at it was past 9 pm. and someone was there to help!  I was stunned!   Kind helpful people willing to help you find just the course you want.

The Homeschool Review Crew has been busy reviewing this company and it’s yearly membership.   Do check them out by clicking the image below or by following this link.

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Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Curriculum, Elementary, Highschool, homeschool, Middle School, Review, TOS

Free Spelling Help for All Ages

January 19, 2008 By Annette1 Leave a Comment

Spelling, spelling, spelling…what child doesn’t need to know how to spell, and how to spell well.
It’s one of the things that drives me nuts with many of the youth I meet nowadays…they can’t spell even simple words.  It’s good to pull together some resources for free spelling help for all ages.

Free Spelling Help for All Ages

There is the generally helpful automatic spellchecker in whatever browser you are using.  Mind, it won’t catch words that are spelled correctly but are perhaps used incorrectly.  It is a good place to start nonetheless when writing an article.  🙂 

Reading good books helps tremendously with spelling.   It gets you used to how words should look, and if you learn to sound out your words, you learn more or less how they should be spelled. 

Spelling Help for Elementary Students

SpellingCity. Free spelling help.  So useful for both British and non-British spellers.  🙂 

All About Spelling has a number of free resources that will help you to assist your children in becoming more proficient spellers.  They have a number of paid resources you can look at as well.

Easy Teacher Worksheets has provided some free samples for you to try out. 

AAASpell has a number of free resources without artwork making them good for all ages. 

Edalive which I reviewed last year has some free resources to help with grammar and spelling. 

Homespelling words has spelling lists done in a variety of themes that might work well, from grade 1-9.

Spellzone has a number of teacher resources to help you. 

The paid version of Logic of English was immensely helpful with my lad, they also have free resources to help you determine what your child needs with spelling. 

Spelling beyond the elementary level

Sometimes with high school spellers, you need to go back to the basics, but often times it’s just reinforcing those tricky spelling rules.  You’d have to figure out what your students need. 

Cozy Grammar offers up some free courses for middle school youth. As far as I can tell you can upgrade to paid courses as well. 

K12 Reader has a 36-week free high school spelling program that you might find useful. 

Your Dictionary provides spelling lists for the high school level. 

 

 

Filed Under: Homeschooling Tagged With: Elementary, Highschool, Language Arts, Middle School, Spelling, TOS

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