Taking Precalculus next year? We'll be covering the most important things you'll need to know. I'm basing this series on the Glencoe textbook I used last year in Honors Precalculus. However, I'll skip some units to focus on covering topics that are emphasized on the AP Precalculus exam (which I got a 5 on, without studying, purely based on the curriculum in this textbook!). I'm going to be trying my best to make this series as interactive as possible! We'll be solving tons of problems together and you'll get a chance to share your explanations and methods with everyone.

New and prospective tutors, welcome to the History subworld! We're so excited to have you here✨ Feel free to join this onboarding session, currently hosted by our subworld moderators, to learn more about volunteering at Schoolhouse, get some helpful tutoring tips, and to answer any questions you have about tutoring. More information to come soon👀

Taking AP English Language next year? I'll be reviewing the tips that helped me get a 5 on the exam. We'll go over the MCQs and FRQs that you'll see on the AP Lang exam, and we can work through a variety of practice questions that'll help prepare you for your exam in May.

We'll go through the basics of learning how to crochet. By the end of this series, I'm hoping that each of us can successfully crochet a tote bag and donate crocheted baby hats to local hospitals/institutions!

Bienvenue! Interested in learning French, but don't know where to start? You're in the right place! From vocabulary to grammar, we'll cover everything that you need to know to begin learning the French language. We'll mainly focus on developing four main skills: listening, speaking, reading, and writing. But, learning a language isn't just about taking notes and memorizing grammar rules—interacting with the language itself is important! So, this series will be more activity/discussion-based than "lecture"-based.

Taking an AP History class next year and want to review for the FRQs? You're in the right place! The DBQ, SAQ, and LEQ make up the FRQ portion for three of the AP History exams. In this series, we'll go over the rubrics, some tips, and do a bunch of practice! If you’re taking the AP World, APUSH, or AP European History exams in May, I’d highly recommend joining, as the general skills for the writing section are the same across all three exams. If you're taking AP US Government and Politics and are wondering how those FRQs work, send me a DM! I got a 5 on the exam so I'd be more than happy to host a separate series on that. If you’ve attended my last three series in the past on this topic, it’s the same format :)

Embark on a journey through the past with our History Subworld's Community Event series! Each month, we will host a number of community based sessions. Join us for lectures, workshops, tours, games, and hands-on activities, and connect with the past in meaningful ways.

A space to share your writing and get feedback and peer suggestions! Each week will be the same format, and any (English-language) writing you want feedback on is eligible!

Have an AP History exam coming up and want to review for the FRQs? You're in the right place! The DBQ, SAQ, and LEQ make up the FRQ portion for three of the AP History exams. In this series, we'll go over the rubrics, some tips, and do a bunch of practice! If you’re taking the AP World, APUSH, or AP Euro exams in May, I’d highly recommend joining, as the general skills for the writing section are the same across all three exams. If you’ve attended both of my series in the past on this topic, it’s the same format :)

This series was created for students at Worcester State University. This series will cover the topics in BI-101 (Intro to Biology), which may include the following based on student interest: genetics, evolution, disease, plant/animal diversity, and more! This series is cohosted by Ariana and Amisha,. Ariana: Biology is one of my favourite subjects, so I'm very excited to participate in this program and get to know all of you! Amisha:

This is a fun, friendly series with competition. Many of us here at SHW love to read, so we put book lovers in a close battle to see who can read the most books! The contest takes place over a three-month period in which you will set goals for your reading, explore new books, and meet new authors, all while facing a fun competition against other learners, tutors, and friends here at SHW. In addition to the competition, we will have sessions covering the lives of different authors, analyzing their writing styles, and learning more about them. Each session is also seen to get more book recommendations and check in on your progress. Interested? Check this out! [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xt9qonXxVJYy3zeB_A2Y8x2s9LACawVqvDQoZ6SOV7w/edit?usp=sharing](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xt9qonXxVJYy3zeB_A2Y8x2s9LACawVqvDQoZ6SOV7w/edit?usp=sharing)[](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xt9qonXxVJYy3zeB_A2Y8x2s9LACawVqvDQoZ6SOV7w/edit)

We'll be reviewing content from each unit of the AP European History CED. At the end of the series, we'll do a review for each period. We can review the content through notes and by practicing the general skills needed for many of the AP History exams (MCQs, SAQs, LEQs, DBQs, etc). All are welcome to join! I also highly recommend joining the subworld's [AP European History cram session](https://schoolhouse.world/session/207537), as it will cover all the important information you'll need to know before the exam. :)

We'll be going over the AP History writing format for the DBQ, SAQ, and LEQ, all three of which make up the FRQ portion for three of the AP History exams. If you’re taking AP World, APUSH, or AP Euro, or are planning on taking any of them, I’d highly recommend joining! The general skills for the writing section are the same across the three aforementioned exams. All are welcome to join! If you joined my previous series on this in the autumn, it's the same format :)

Hello Bakers! Welcome! Do you like baking? Have you ever wanted to share a recipe you invented? Do you want more people to try out your recipes? If you answered yes to any of the questions above, here's your chance. This is a Baking Contest right here at Schoolhouse, where you will get three days to come up with an original recipe (But you can get inspiration online!) bake it, give it a name, and take a picture and a video (of you explaining your desserts, and a sneak-peek of you baking it) of your dessert that you will then submit for the competition. There are no requirements to participate, just a love for baking. Six judges will look at all the submissions and decide which one is the best recipe! The rubric that judges will be using for the competition will be shared shortly after the orientation session, where more information will be given. 🤩The winners will receive King Arthur Baking Company gift cards, more info on that in the orientation session. So what are you waiting for? Join us in this contest this holiday season!

We'll be reviewing 5 major topics covered in honours biology (cells, energy transfer, heredity, biological evolution, and ecosystem dynamics) in preparation for an EOC exam. At the end of the series, we'll have a mini quiz to test your knowledge and help you feel prepared for your upcoming exams! This series is tailored for Aadhya, but all are welcome to join. This is the syllabus we will be using: https://ed.sc.gov/sites/scdoe/assets/File/instruction/standards/Science/Biology1-Standards-Printable%20.pdf

We'll be going over photosynthesis and cellular respiration to help Alison prepare for her test. This series is specifically made for Alison, but all are welcome to join :)

Based on the request of a particular student, we'll be going over the AP history writing format for the DBQ, SAQ, and LEQ. We'll be using prompts from AP World, APUSH, and AP Euro. All are welcome:)

A weekly study session for students in various levels biology! This can function as a study group, homework help, or even as a session to teach you the basics that will help you as you progress through the course. I would recommend that AP Biology students check out the other series geared towards that specific subject.