Ages 7–14steam
Kitchen Chemists: The Secret World of Colloids (Ice Cream, Butter, & Oobleck)
For learners of all kinds! Explore the weird world between solids and liquids through hands-on kitchen science experiments.
Ages 5–7science
Bug Explorers Junior: Learn & Draw (Part 2)
In this 4-week class for ages 5–7, kids will explore flies, grasshoppers, ladybugs, and scorpions! Each week combines simple science facts with fun, guided bug drawings.
Ages 5–9art
Squishmallow Drawing Club
In this ongoing course learners can draw 2 squishmallows per session and chat with friends!
Ages 6–12geography
Passport Around the World: Explore, Build, and Discover
Pack your passport and get ready to travel the world! Each week, families will "visit" a new country through stories, geography, culture, fun facts, hands-on projects, and creative activities while collecting passport stamps and country cards along the way.
Ages 8–14steam
Kitchen Chemists: Kitchen Mystery Phenomenons
Science that clicks for every learner! Explore food mysteries with fun, hands-on kitchen experiments!
Ages 13–18history
World History: The Whirlwind Tour
Join us each week as we move through world history and explore civilizations, the rise and fall of empires, amazing inventors, revolutionary thinkers, and the pivotal moments that changed everything. From ancient worlds to the modern age, we'll connect the dots of the human story — one wild chapter at a time.
Ages 10–14history
Story of the World Vol. 4: The Modern Age
Join us for this ongoig class covering modern world history, using Story of the World, Volume 4. Students will start in Queen Victoria's England and journey through time until the end of the 19th century. Key events: revolutions and wars around the world from 1840-1914, the key events that led to World War I and the Russian Revolution, relations between the East and the West, colonization, the American Civil War, and westward expansion.
Ages 8–14mathematics
Math Enrichment (1 hour)
Ages 8–14mathematics
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Set up a time to receive extra one-on-one tutoring and support with your math education!
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Wonder Lab: That's So Interesting!
9/24 - Volcanos! 10/1 -Robots in Impossible Places Neurodivergent friendly! Discover the wonders of God's amazing creation in this faith-based class that explores fascinating, bizarre, and thought-provoking facts each week, sparking curiosity and awe for His world.
Ages 8–12art
Realistic Drawing Club
Learners will learn to do realistic drawings in a relaxing and interactive environment.
Ages 8–12mathematics
Math Missions Live! Time Travelers Edition
Let's go on math missions with some of our favorite people from history! September: Johnny Appleseed!
Ages 8–11science
Animal Showdown: Who Would Win?
Can a polar bear beat a grizzly bear? Each week, learners will discover amazing facts about two incredible animals, compare what they've learned, and use evidence to decide who would win in a fun and friendly Animal Showdown!
Ages 11–14science
Detective Science Academy
Step into the fascinating world of forensic science! Each week, we'll explore how real investigators use science, observation, and critical thinking to examine evidence, uncover clues, and better understand how mysteries are solved through hands-on activities and engaging discussions.
Ages 5–8literature
Thornton Burgess Animal Stories Book Club
Learn timeless life lessons from adorable animal stories written by beloved children's book author, Thornton Burgess.
Ages 8–12literature
Little Women Classic Literature Book Club
Discover the exciting world of Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy March in the classic literature book Little Women. Each class includes book discussion and hands-on project.
Ages 10–12mathematics
5th & 6th Math Foundations: Unit 2 (Long Multiplication)
Learn long multiplication of whole numbers, up to 3-digit numbers by 2-digit numbers.
Ages 6–18music
Worship Piano Lab
Build practical worship piano skills at your own level through hands-on sessions in chords, rhythm, progressions, and accompaniment.
Ages 8–12science
Marine Biology: The Good and the Beautiful Science
This course follows The Good and the Beautiful Marine Biology curriculum
Ages 11–14reading
Book Builders: The Giver
Students will explore the dystopian world of The Giver by Lois Lowry through discussion and hands-on building challenges. Each week we will examine important scenes, characters, and themes while constructing models inspired by the book.
Ages 13–16science
Lights, Camera, Fiction! Science vs. the Movies
In this fun and interactive discussion class, students will explore the science behind popular movies and decide: Could this really happen? Each week, we’ll break down a different movie, examine the real science, and debate what belongs in fiction, and what might actually be possible.
Ages 9–12foreign languages
Spanish Vocabulary (Part 2)
Learn basic Spanish vocabulary through sight, repetition, writing, and drawing. This Part One course introduces household items, animals, and phrases.
Ages 8–12foreign languages
Spanish: Beginning Phrases (Part 1)
Learn basic Spanish phrases through sight, repetition, writing, and drawing. This Part One course introduces Greetings and Farewells, Everyday Expressions, and more.
Ages 7–18steam
Science Wonders: Crystal Quest
Students will explore the science of crystal growth, learning about supersaturated solutions, solubility, and crystallization. Each week, they will observe, measure, and record the development of their crystals, combining science, math, and creativity in a hands-on experiment.
Ages 6–18science
Kitchen Chemists: The Breakfast Cereal Lab
Cereal? Boring? That's what you think! In this three-day Kitchen Chemists class, students crack open the science hiding inside the most ordinary breakfast on the planet.
Ages 13–17foreign languages
These Hands Can Talk (ASL Part 2)
In this course, students will build on to their ASL communication skills from Part 1 of the These Hands Can Talk series by learning new vocabulary words and learning more about forming sentences.
Ages 8–12science
Kingdoms and Classification: The Good and the Beautiful Science
In this course we will learn about the diviserity of living organisms and how scientist classify them.
Ages 5–11steam
Thanksgiving Virtual Field Trip & Craft: Thanksgiving Parade Adventure!
Step into the magic of the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade right from your home! Families will take a virtual field trip down the parade route, see amazing floats and balloons, learn fun parade facts, and create their very own balloon design. Along the way, we’ll pause to reflect on the importance of gratitude and giving thanks to God for His many blessings.
Ages 8–12fine arts
Celebrating The Arts Tea Party: Greece, Aesop's Fables, Ancient Rome, Italy
Experience the peace and joy found in the fine arts as we immerse ourselves in poetry, art, and stories about Greece, Aesop's Fables, Ancient Rome, and Italy. And all this while enjoying a delightful tea party!
Ages 10–18fine arts
American Fine Arts: Poet Anne Bradstreet, Artist Benjamin West, Composer William Billings
Learn about the life and artwork of three of America's first fine artists: Anne Bradstreet, Benjamin West, and William Billings, and create three projects.
Ages 7–11religion
Bible Club: Armor of God
Discover what it means to put on the full Armor of God in this fun, interactive Bible Club adventure! As we learn about each piece of spiritual armor from Ephesians 6, learners will become Armor Designers and create their own unique suit of armor.
Ages 8–12social studies
Brain & Heart HQ: Mission Control
Build a secret HQ while mastering the skills to plan, focus, adapt, and problem-solve!
Ages 8–12science
Mammals: The Good and the Beautiful Science
This course will be taught from The Good and the Beautiful's Mammal Science Unit
Ages 10–14chemistry
Chemistry: The Good and the Beautiful Science
This class will focus on basic chemistry using the course book from The Good and the Beautiful
Ages 8–12history
History Builders: People Who Changed the World
In this interactive hands-on history class, students will explore the lives of famous people from around the world who made a lasting impact on history. Each week, learners will discover an inventor, explorer, scientist, artist, athlete, conservationist, or world changer through storytelling, discussion, fun facts, and a creative themed build inspired by their life and achievements.
Ages 9–11history
History Builders: Famous Americans Brick Building
Step into history and build it brick by brick! In this hands-on class, students will learn about famous Americans who shaped our country through courage, creativity, and determination. After exploring their stories through engaging discussion and visuals, students will use building bricks to create things that bring history to life. From inventors to leaders to heroes, we’ll design creative builds that connect past achievements to today’s world.
Ages 5–8nature studies
The Good and the Beautiful Science Club: Nests & Burrows
Bring science to life with The Good and the Beautiful's Nests & Burrows! In this ongoing class, learners will dive deeper into each week's lesson through engaging discussions and creative, hands-on habitat building challenges. Students will explore God's amazing creation while strengthening their understanding of animals and their habitats.
Ages 6–8history
Young Patriots Jr.: Famous Americans
In this ongoing class, learners will meet a new famous American each week—leaders, inventors, explorers, and heroes—while completing a Famous Americans Trading Card to collect and share.
Ages 5–14ela
Customized Tutoring for Reading, Writing, and more!
This fun and interactive tutoring class is customized to meet each child’s exact learning needs in reading, grammar, writing, and comprehension. Every student receives an initial assessment, a personalized learning plan, and ongoing progress feedback to help them grow with confidence each week.
Ages 11–14ela
Middle School Success: Note-Taking Skills
Help your learner build one of middle school's most valuable study skills! In this interactive 4-week course, students will practice taking effective notes from engaging nonfiction texts while learning how to identify key information, organize ideas, and study more confidently.
Ages 5–10tutoring
1-1 Reading Assessment
In this one-time course, students will be assessed for letter recognition, letter sound knowledge, blending, CVC words, sight words, short sentences, and more to help you know your child's strengths and trouble areas.
Ages 9–13science
Farm & Forage
Come explore the land and animals with me in real-time! We will learn the science behind parts of farming and foraging.
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