Teachers & Schools
Homeschool with Shmoop
Recognizing that your child is an individual with personalized learning needs is step one. Keeping them engaged in their education amidst all the distractions at home is step two. Shmoop is here for the rest!
In a world recently dependent on eLearning solutions, it’s okay to trust the hilarious peeps that have been doing this for over a decade.
Lots of grade levels, one Shmoop.
Our online teaching and learning tools enable you to teach your kiddos online. Get access to customizable courses, a myriad of videos, worksheets and assignments, plus an online gradebook. Teachers (yes, even the parental variety) also gain top-secret clearance to analytics and progress tracking.
Need resources for 6th grade math and high school chemistry? No problem! With Shmoop, you can manage multiple grade levels and access courses and eLearning materials that align to each of your individual students’ needs, whether it’s 3rd grade reading, high school physics, or AP History.
Online Courses
And teaching guides
With over 400 online courses available for grades 6-12, you’ll have everything you need, including AP®. Most of our courses are fully customizable to fit each student’s individual needs; plus, you get access to a snazzy hydra of high-tech reporting and analytics.
- Progress reporting
- Fun, yet rigorous
- Over 10k videos
Test Prep
And resources
Need resources to help your kids prepare for the standardized exams? Shmoop's PSAT®, SAT®, ACT®, and AP® test prep programs will help your child breeze past those gatekeepers. Our full-length practice tests are autograded (which means extra free time for you)!
- State specific
- Practice tests
- Diagnostic exams
College Planning
And assistance
The best letters begin with "Congratulations." With Shmoop, your students can find tools to help them through the college application process. This includes college essay writing help, how-to resources about applying for scholarships and financial aid, and even info to help them select a college major. (Now if they'd only learn how to do their own laundry...)
95% of Shmoop students reported feeling prepared on test day!
