High School Chemistry

Get Ready to Master Chemistry!

Enrollment opens January 12, 2025

Don’t miss your chance to secure a spot in this comprehensive, self-paced chemistry course designed for homeschool families who want flexibility and structure.

Your Teen’s Chemistry Solution—

Stress-Free, Self-Paced, and Structured!

Chemistry doesn’t have to be overwhelming.

With this self-paced high school chemistry course, your teen will master every concept, stay on track, and build confidence—all while giving you peace of mind.

$229 for 12 Month access

The Solution You’ve Been Looking For

Why This Course Works

I know the challenges of teaching high school chemistry. That’s why this course is designed to:

1. Provide Structure Without Overwhelm

Lessons are released on a schedule, so your teen stays on track without feeling rushed.
Three lessons per week means they can finish in 31 weeks with time for quizzes and review!

2. Cover a Full Year Curriculum

From atomic structure to chemical reactions, this course delivers everything your teen needs for high school chemistry, including:

Video lectures that simplify tough topics.
Virtual activities and labs to make concepts stick.
Practice problems to build mastery.
Comprehensive quizzes at the end of each un

3. Fit Your Family’s Schedule

This course is flexible enough to work when you do—mornings, afternoons, or in between other activities.
And with 12 months of access, you can start anytime and go at your teen’s pace.

What's Included

When you enroll, your teen gets everything they need to succeed in high school chemistry:

18 Units of chemistry

Comprehensive coverage of all high school chemistry topics, from the periodic table to chemical reactions.

All Materials Provided

Video lessons, practice problems, virtual labs, and quizzes, everything needed, no extra resources required.

Certificate of Completion

Document your teen’s achievements for homeschool credit or record-keeping

Course Curriculum:

Before You Start!

Start Strong!

Unit 1: Introduction to Chemistry

1.1 What is Chemistry

1.2 Scientific Method of Investigation

1.3 Analyzing Data and Reporting Results

Unit 1 Quiz

Unit 1 Answer Keys

Unit 2: Measurements In Science

2.1 SI System and Measurements

2.2 Metric Conversions and Dimensional Analysis

2.3 Scientific Notation

2.4 Density

Unit 2 Quiz

Unit 2 Answer Keys

Unit 3: Matter

3.1 States of Matter

3.2 Properties of Matter

3.3 Classifying Matter

3.4 Separation of Mixtures

Unit 3 Quiz

Unit 3 Answer Keys

Unit 4: Atomic Structure

4.1 History of the Atom and Atomic Theory

4.2 The Atomic Structure

4.3 Isotopes

4.4 Valence Electrons and Lewis Dot Structures

4.5 Ions

Unit 4 Quiz

Unit 4 Answer Keys

Unit 5: Electrons

5.1 Wave-Particle Duality of Light

5.2 Atomic Emission Spectra - Flame Test

5.3 The Quantum Model

5.4 Electron Configurations

Unit 5 Quiz

Unit 5 Answer Keys

Unit 6: Periodic Trends

6.1 History of the Periodic Table

6.2 Organization of the Periodic Table

6.3 Atomic Radius and Ionic Radius

6.4 Electronegativity and Ionization Energy

Unit 6 Quiz

Unit 6 Answer Keys

Unit 7: Chemical Bonding and Ionic Bonds

7.1 Types of Chemical Bonds

7.2 Ionic Bonds

7.3 Writing Chemical Formulas for Ionic Bonds

7.4 Naming Ionic Bonds

Unit 7 Quiz

Unit 7 Answer Keys

Unit 8: Covalent Bonding

8.1 Covalent Bonds

8.2 Writing Chemical Formulas for Covalent Bonds

8.3 Naming Covalent Bonds

8.4 Polarity and Electronegativity

Unit 8 Quiz

Unit 8 Answer Keys

Unit 9: Chemical Reactions

9.1 Identifying Chemical Reactions

9.2 Types of Chemical Reactions

9.3 Balancing Chemical Equations

Unit 9 Quiz

Unit 9 Answer Keys

Unit 10: The Mole Concept

10.1 The Mole

10.2 Molar Mass

10.3 Percent Composition

10.4 Empirical Formulas

10.5 Molecular Formulas

Unit 10 Quiz

Unit 10 Answer Keys

Unit 11: Stoichiometry

11.1 Mole - Mole Conversions

11.2 Grams - Moles Stoichiometry

11.3 Particles - Particles Stoichiometry

11.4 Multi-Step Stoichiometry

Unit 11 Quiz

Unit 11 Answer Keys

Unit 12: Energy and Intermolecular Forces

12.1 Energy in Reactions

12.2 Energy Diagrams

12.3 Intermolecular Forces

Unit 12 Quiz

Unit 12 Answer Keys

Unit 13: Thermochemistry

13.1 Heat and Temperature

13.2 Heating and Cooling Curves

13.3 Specific Heat

13.4 Calorimetry

Unit 13 Quiz

Unit 13 Answer Keys

Unit 14: Gases

14.1 Behavior of Gases

14.2 Boyle's Law

14.3 Charles's Law

14.4 Gay-Lussac's Law

14.5 Ideal Gases

Unit 14 Quiz

Unit 14 Answer Keys

Unit 15: Solutions

15.1 Defining Solutions

15.2 Describing Concentration

15.3 Rate of Dissolution

Unit 15 Quiz

Unit 15 Answer Keys

Unit 16: Reaction Rates and Chemical Equilibrium

16.1 Reactions and Collision Theory

16.2 Factors Affecting Reaction Rates

16.3 Chemical Equilibrium

Unit 16 Quiz

Unit 16 Answer Keys

Unit 17: Acids and Bases

17.1 Acids and Bases

17.2 Strong and Weak Acids and Bases

17.3 Types of Acids and Bases

17.4 Determining Concentration and pH

17.5 Neutralization Reactions

Unit 17 Quiz

Unit 17 Answer Keys

Unit 18: Nuclear Chemistry

18.1 Radioactive Decay and Nuclear Stability

18.2 Types of Radiation

18.3 Balancing Nuclear Equations

18.4 Nuclear Fission and Fusion

Unit 18 Quiz

Unit 18 Answer Keys

Who is This For?

This course is perfect for:

Parents looking for a complete curriculum without piecing resources together.
Families who need flexibility to fit chemistry into their schedule.
Teens who thrive with structured lessons and hands-on learning.
Homeschool parents needing a certificate of completion for record-keeping.

Hi There! I'm Kesha (but my students call me Doc!)

I’m a scientist nerd who left the lab to follow a passion for teaching in 2002 and has been teaching ever since.

I'll be honest: chemistry and physics didn't come easily to me in high school and my first year in college.

Don’t get me wrong, I loved science. And my poor Barbie Dolls that became victim to my chemistry set are proof! But it wasn’t easy when sitting in class!

By the second year in college, I finally began to truly understand the subjects and learn what teaching methods work and what don't. And I LOVE them!!

Today, I support my students in learning and staying motivated in a subject area that intimidates most. I make it make sense with a dash of fun!

Support That Actually Supports You

Chemistry doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. With

built-in email access during the first 10 months of enrollment, your teen gets the help they need, when they need it.

Here’s how it works:

Ask Anytime: Your teen can email questions as they come up.
Twice-a-Week Responses: I’ll respond to questions twice a week with:

A detailed email explanation,
A voice audio to clarify the concept, or
A personalized video to walk them through the concept or solution.

Stay on Track: Regular support ensures your teen feels confident and avoids frustration.

Ready to Reserve Your Spot?

Enroll now to secure your spot—doors open this January!

If you miss the January start date, don’t worry—you can enroll at any time and begin when it fits your family’s schedule.