"What's on a Farm" is just one of dozens of interactive unit studies available.
The Simple Homeschool, parent company of Simple Schooling Homeschool Curriculum, announced the creation of the new interactive online format at The Simple Schooling Classroom. This new program provides homeschooling parents the opportunity to use state of the art e-learning in their homeschools at an affordable price.
"Right now we are focusing on interactive unit studies for grades K through 12, but we will be transferring over our most popular year long courses such as Middle School Physics and Anatomy and Physiology early this summer. In addition, all of the interactivities have been evaluated for their potential to teach and have been mapped to various instructional design methodologies such as Bloom’s Taxonomy, Gagne’s Nine Events, and Experiential Theory," said The Simple Homeschool publisher, J. Anne Huss.
The Simple Schooling Classroom is designed to alleviate some of the stress that goes along with family education. The interactive unit studies are easy for parents to implement because they require no prep work. They also engage children in learning and take into account all learning styles including visual, auditory, and kinesthetic which helps in grasping concepts and retaining knowledge.
The interactive classroom, which opened last week, offers high interest homeschool unit study topics in areas such as life science, physical science, earth science, and ancient history. They are created using the same e-learning authoring tools that Fortune 500 companies and major universities use for online learning. As a bonus, The Classroom offers one new unit study to subscribing members at no cost each week, adding significantly to the return on investment for parents who must purchase new homeschool curriculum each year.
"No other homeschool curriculum on the market does that now," said Huss. "The government does not give homeschoolers a tax break for not using public resources, so we want to make sure we provide an exceptional value which will exceed the highest expectations of homeschool parents 100% of the time."
Homeschoolers can get a free trial of the curriculum to see first hand how it will simplify their homeschool routine at http://www.The-
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