We welcome parents and grandparents of home schooled students, as well as other community members, to teach classes for Homescholars. Moms - the classes can be about anything you love, or even anything you would love to learn more about and share with the kids.
If you'd like to teach a class for Homescholars, please fill out the Class Proposal Form online, or you can print it out here and give it to a member of the board or email it to larene.frei@gmail.com.
If you have any questions about teaching, please Contact Us.
Past classes have included subjects such as:
Preschool
Dance & Movement
Freedom & the United States Constitution
Physical Science Lab
Out of This World
The Art of War
Homescholars Choir
Know Your Heritage
Experimental Science & Model Rocketry
Adventure Club
Ballet/Jazz/Creative Movement
Once Upon a Tale: Narrative Writing in Stories and Poems
Nutrition Can be Fun!
Little Scholars
Leadership Skills
Beginning Ukulele
Microsoft Office Survival Skills
I Speak, You Speak, We All Speak
Cooking
Sew Much Fun!
When I Grow Up
Physical Education
Arts & Crafts
Kokondo Karate
Biomes
Dad’s University
Math/Science
Heroines in Fact & Fiction
Financial Peace Jr & More
Horses
We Can Cook!
Engineering
Beginning Ukulele II
Sign Language
Intro to Art
Shakespeare: Twelfth Night
Anatomy & Physiology
Beginning Guitar
Aero-labs
Novel Scholars
The Art of Being Awesome
4H
Road Trip across America
Happy Little Scholars
Freedom Fighters
Project Alliance
Exploring Your Personality
Messy Science
NOT Bored Games
Sports, Fitness, Health and Fun
Santa's Workshop
Logic & Puzzles
Hippie Handicrafts
Ancient Egypt
Ida"Home"
Model Buidling
Sewing Bee & Books
Little Green Thumbs
My Amazing Body
Geology Rocks!
Cake Decorating
Mysteries in History
Four in a Row
Art Attack!
Adventure is Out There!
Worlds of Wonder: Story-Crafting
Natural Disasters
Terrorism & Political Violence
Snack Attack!
Cosplay 101
Sketch Comedy
Astronomy
Christmas Tree Fantasy (make a tree to donate)
Watercolors
Rude Careers
Novel Scholars Mysteries
Needlecrafting
Biology
Christmas Tree Fantasy
Intro to Computers
Improv
Construction Zone
Anatomy Dissection
Happy Habitats
A-Z Horses
History of the Constitution
If you'd like to teach a class for Homescholars, please fill out the Class Proposal Form online, or you can print it out here and give it to a member of the board or email it to larene.frei@gmail.com.
If you have any questions about teaching, please Contact Us.
Past classes have included subjects such as:
Preschool
Dance & Movement
Freedom & the United States Constitution
Physical Science Lab
Out of This World
The Art of War
Homescholars Choir
Know Your Heritage
Experimental Science & Model Rocketry
Adventure Club
Ballet/Jazz/Creative Movement
Once Upon a Tale: Narrative Writing in Stories and Poems
Nutrition Can be Fun!
Little Scholars
Leadership Skills
Beginning Ukulele
Microsoft Office Survival Skills
I Speak, You Speak, We All Speak
Cooking
Sew Much Fun!
When I Grow Up
Physical Education
Arts & Crafts
Kokondo Karate
Biomes
Dad’s University
Math/Science
Heroines in Fact & Fiction
Financial Peace Jr & More
Horses
We Can Cook!
Engineering
Beginning Ukulele II
Sign Language
Intro to Art
Shakespeare: Twelfth Night
Anatomy & Physiology
Beginning Guitar
Aero-labs
Novel Scholars
The Art of Being Awesome
4H
Road Trip across America
Happy Little Scholars
Freedom Fighters
Project Alliance
Exploring Your Personality
Messy Science
NOT Bored Games
Sports, Fitness, Health and Fun
Santa's Workshop
Logic & Puzzles
Hippie Handicrafts
Ancient Egypt
Ida"Home"
Model Buidling
Sewing Bee & Books
Little Green Thumbs
My Amazing Body
Geology Rocks!
Cake Decorating
Mysteries in History
Four in a Row
Art Attack!
Adventure is Out There!
Worlds of Wonder: Story-Crafting
Natural Disasters
Terrorism & Political Violence
Snack Attack!
Cosplay 101
Sketch Comedy
Astronomy
Christmas Tree Fantasy (make a tree to donate)
Watercolors
Rude Careers
Novel Scholars Mysteries
Needlecrafting
Biology
Christmas Tree Fantasy
Intro to Computers
Improv
Construction Zone
Anatomy Dissection
Happy Habitats
A-Z Horses
History of the Constitution