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Copyright Information:
7Sisters copyright permits the sharing of PDF files as needed within the purchaser’s household. Families may also print multiple copies as needed for use by members of the purchaser’s household. Copyright prohibits sharing printed or digital copies of this title with anyone outside of the purchaser’s household.
Co-op Information:
For co-ops (or group classes of any kind), each student’s family in the class will need to purchase a copy of the curriculum, in addition to the teacher of the class. If siblings take a class together, their family need only purchase one copy of the curriculum and may share PDF files or make printed copies for each child in their household.
Co-op organizers may email [email protected] to request a discount code that allows each student’s family to purchase curriculum for the class at 33% off the regular price.
Please email with an estimate of how many students you expect, when your class will begin, and what curriculum you will be using. If you have additional questions about co-op use, include those in your email as well.
Copyright and Co-op Information
At 7Sisters, we often receive questions about how to use 7Sisters curriculum in co-ops, hybrid schools, day schools, micro-schools, diploma programs, or even traditional school classrooms. We are so glad you are interested, and we really love to help teachers with resources.
Syllabi:
Many of our textbooks and ELA bundles have a free, downloadable syllabus that your teachers can adapt to your schedule and needs.
Lesson Plans:
We also supply lesson plans for some of our texts that are most often used in co-ops, micro-schools and hybrid/umbrella schools. These lesson plans include a breakdown of what to cover for each class, as well as additional activities, like hands-on projects, videos and student presentation assignments.
Resources for grading:
7Sisters writing guides (and also, High School Health for the Whole Person) include rubrics.
We also have created several posts on how to create your own rubrics:
- How to Create a Rubric for Homeschool High Schoolers
- Simple Rubric for Grading Science and History Papers
- Freebie downloadable chart to help grade writing
- Homeschool High School Podcast episode: Goals and Grading for Writing
Want more information? Try Searching for “co-op” and choose Search Type – Articles for LOTS of great tips for successful co-op classes.
Remember to contact us if you have any questions!
Customer Service can be reached be email to [email protected].
