Welcome to our Newsletter for Homeschooling Families:
We're Highlighting High School

In our newsletters, we share homeschooling tips, resources, activities, and more, geared to different grade levels. Today, we're highlighting high school with tips for creating community, an interactive learning game, and information about new courses coming soon!
Student kayaking together at sunset
Tips for Creating Friendships and Community for Homeschooled Teens
As our children get older, they naturally want (and need) solid and healthy peer groups. Homeschooling parents are often searching for ways to help their pre-teens and teens join groups and communities. But how do we do this?
Explore "We Are Not A Stereotype: Breaking Down Asian Pacific American Bias"
This resource, created by the Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center, is for educators, by educators. This video series explores and challenges the complexity surrounding the term Asian Pacific American, breaking it down into topics that span multiple timelines, geographies, and identities.
We are not a stereotype breaking down asian pacific american bias
New High School Courses Coming Soon!
Visit our website & bookstore in mid-June for more details.
High School student writing on a bench
Composition 2: Creative Writing and Nonfiction
This single-semester course helps students express themselves in writing with greater clarity and effectiveness. The first half of the course focuses on creative writing. Students study literary techniques by reading stories and then create their own short story. In the second half of the course, students turn to nonfiction writing, applying the techniques of creative writing to craft nonfiction works that are vibrant, expressive, and purposeful.
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Global Climate Change in the 21st Century
In this single-semester science course, students learn about factors influencing climate change and what is being done to mitigate the effects. Throughout the course, there is a connecting theme of how climate change affects interconnected systems and impacts communities and cultures with disproportionate effects. The final unit focuses on ways people around the world of all ages are working toward solutions.
Play the Game Quandary
Gain practice with ethical decision making and life skills with Quandary. In this online game, your student will serve as a captain supporting the development of a futuristic space colony.

Over the course of several interactive scenarios, students will develop critical thinking skills and empathy through fun and engaging gameplay.
quandary space ship
20% off plus 50% off digital curriculum
Our May Sale is Happening Now!

Now through May 31, all items in our bookstore are 20% off, plus we're offering 50% off our digital curriculum! Purchase our curriculum to use independently, or gather supplies, craft items, and resources to use this summer.
Quick question:
How do you feel about the Oak Meadow curriculum you are using?
It has just the right amount of rigor and challenge.
There's not enough rigor and challenge.
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