Students, this January I challenge you to practice counting in creative and meaningful ways! Here are a few suggestions of things you can try to count.
Why Schoolhouse by the Sea
One of the benefits of the internet is that there is an abundance of online resources and implementation ideas available. However, due to the vast quantity of materials being published online, it can be very difficult to curate the right materials for your educational needs. Used in tandem with the curriculum of your choice, our resources will deepen learning for the whole family! Our materials have been thoughtfully curated and developed by highly-trained and experienced educators to provide meaningful, experiential learning opportunities at home.
Curating education at home
Schoolhouse by the Sea is an educational resource center that publishes videos, articles, and other media for children and caring adults. Our materials are designed to supplement learning at home and to support homeschooling and distance learning initiatives. The bulk of our resources are developed with early childhood and elementary ages in mind, but many can be adapted for all learners.
Recently Published Resources
Writers, this January I challenge you to practice your spelling in creative ways!
Readers, this January I challenge you to read (and write!) at least 20 minutes each day. Reading anywhere is an adventure, but with this BINGO board I hope you’ll find even more ways to enjoy a book!
Students, this December I challenge you to practice counting in creative and meaningful ways! Here are a few suggestions of things you can try to count.
Readers, this December I challenge you to read (and write!) at least 20 minutes each day. Reading anywhere is an adventure, but with this BINGO board I hope you’ll find even more ways to enjoy a book!
Did you know that there are holidays being celebrated every day somewhere in the world? We've selected one for each day in order to inspire learning activities.
Resources We Produce
Student Videos
The videos we produce for learners include: songs, rhymes, storytelling, routine builders, lessons, finger plays, craft and activity walkthroughs, book and game reviews, and so much more! We focus on creating videos that are developmentally appropriate, reinforce positive educational values, and inspire joyful learning!
Family and Educator Videos
Our complementary family and educator videos provide guidance on instruction implementation, recommendations, teaching methodology, and encouragement for those new to facilitating education at home. They are also intended to provide inspirations and resources to experienced educators.
Student Materials
Our student materials supplement the curriculum being administered by school or at home by reinforcing important concepts. We offer a variety of resources, including worksheets, crafts, and academic activity suggestions, as well as calendars, checklists, and inquiries. Through our curation, we're able to provide a holistic approach to learning that integrates art, music, language, creativity, and exploration, with curriculum that implements best practices and methodologies for ensuring a well-rounded home-based education.
Family and Educator Resources
We are here to help you facilitate great education by offering resources and insights. Our thoughtful development and curation process allows us to pass along leading educational framework concepts in an approachable way. By developing student and family content simultaneously, we're able to ensure the alignment of those two paths, so students stay on track while their caring adult has the required tools and information to support them.
Latest Blog Articles
For many of us, this Halloween is an unusual one. We'll have to celebrate it differently than we normally night choose to. A global pandemic means that trick-or-treating and Halloween parties are not an option, at least in many parts of the country and the world. However, the…
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Because Fall welcomes in the cold and the dark, it’s a time when I love to make my home cozy and comforting. One of my favorite ways to do that is by setting up my nature table to reflect the beauty of Autumn. When I first started to prepare my nature table this week, I thought I…
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Officially, September 22 is the Fall Equinox, but signs of the changing season always come much earlier. It’s Summer in name, but culturally, it always feels as though Fall begins with the Back-to-School rush. Fall’s actual arrival can be more subtle. Walking out of my house this…
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For me, New Year’s Day isn’t on January 1st. It’s on the first day of school. For many of us, the first day of school might mean meeting all the people in your new class(es), whether virtually or in person. For all of us, it means beginning a new chapter in our academic journeys…
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