By request: How to Use 7Sisters Curriculum in Co-op or Micro Schools.

How to Use 7Sisters Curriculum in Co-op or Micro Schools
Co-ops, micro schools, group classes, umbrella schools, hybrid schools love 7Sisters’ curricula! Students love the no-busywork approach. Teachers love that the curriculum is levelable from average to honors, so it can be adapted to a variety of students’ goals.
We often receive questions about how to use 7Sisters curriculum in these classrooms. We are glad you asked!
Let’s start up front with the how to order for a co-op, micro-school or hybrid school/umbrella school.
Here are the basics:
- 7SistersHomeschool offers a 33% discount on all titles being taught in a co-op, micro-school, hybrid school/umbrella school (any group learning) setting.
- Every student in the class (and the teacher, too, of course) should have a purchased copy of the curriculum.
- However, if siblings are enrolled in the class, their parent only needs to purchase ONE copy.
- 7Sisters copyright permits the sharing of PDF files as needed within the purchaser’s household and the printing of multiple copies as needed for use by members of the purchaser’s household.
- For co-ops, micro-schools, hybrid/umbrella schools in states that reimburse for curriculum, 7Sisters offers curriculum adapted to fit the requirements.
- Look for the red medallion on the cover that shows that this text, literature or writing guide meets requirements for reimbursement.
- Here’s the listings of all the texts and guides that are acceptable for reimbursement.
- Note: traditional schools sometimes use 7Sisters curriculum. If you are a traditional school representative, contact Customer Service at info at 7sistershomeschool.com
We love questions! Please contact 7Sisters Customer Service at [email protected] with any questions. (Thank you!)
Teacher resources for 7Sisters curriculum
We 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. Here are some:
Textbooks:

- Apologetics Syllabus
- Career Exploration Syllabus
- Early Childhood Education Syllabus
- Financial Literacy Syllabus
- High School Health for the Whole Person Syllabus
- History and Philosophy of the Western World Syllabus
- Human Development Syllabus
- Introduction to Psychology Syllabus
- Philosophy in Four Questions Syllabus
Syllabus for Literature Study Guides
Writing Guides Syllabus
Note: The writing guides are created in a weekly/daily format. Thus, they do not really need a syllabus. However, we had requests for a specific syllabus for a few of the guides.
- Research Writing Readiness Syllabus
- MLA Research Paper Syllabus
- Myth-Fantasy Short Story Writing Guide
ELA Specific-Topic Bundles Syllabi:
- A Full Year of High School English/Language Arts Great Christian Writers Literature and Composition Syllabus
- A Full Year of High School English/Language Arts Cinema Studies for Literature Learning and Composition Syllabus
- A Full Year of High School English/Language Arts American Literature and Composition Syllabus
- A Full Year of High School English/Language Arts British Literature and Composition Syllabus
- A Full Year of High School English/Language Arts World and Ancient Literature and Composition Syllabus
ELA Mixed-Topic Bundles Syllabi:
- One Year of High School English/Language Arts Literature and Composition Syllabus
- Another Year of High School English/Language Arts Literature and Composition Syllabus
- One More Year of High School English/Language Arts Literature and Composition Syllabus
- A Final Year of High School English/Language Arts Literature and Composition Syllabus
Also, check out this post on using ELA bundles in co-op.
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

Click image for full description. - Additional activities such as:
- Hands-on projects, videos and student presentation assignments
- Lesson Plans for texts:
Resources for grading:
7Sisters writing guides (and also, High School Health for the Whole Person) include rubrics.
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 Highschool Podcast episode: Goals and Grading for Writing
Lots of information about co-ops!
7Sisters have TONS of blog posts about co-ops and umbrella schools. Here are a few:
- For everything you could want to know about starting and running a co-op, check out our Authoritative Guide on Homeschool Co-ops!
- How to Start a Homeschool Co-op Your Teens Will Enjoy (Homeschool High School Podcast)
- also How to Teach Co-op Classes (Homeschool High School Podcast)
- Creating Engaging, Effective Plans for Co-op
- How to Handle Shakespeare in High School (Homeschool High School Podcast)
- and How to Use Cinema Studies for Literature Learning Guides in High School
- Teaching Human Development in Co-op
- Handling Co-op Lunchtime (Homeschool High School Podcast)
- For even MORE co-op ideas, search Co-op. SOOO many posts!
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