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Improving the Homeschooling Experience for your Child

Improving the Homeschooling Experience for your Child

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When a parent decides to homeschool their child, their education and academic growth is completely a parent’s responsibility. A parent has to give their complete attention to understand their child’s learning needs. They not only need to understand the child’s learning abilities but also their hobbies and interests too.

In school, the subjects are fixed. They have to study the subjects that are assigned for their specific academic year. There is no option to select subjects according to the student’s strength. Homeschooling is letting a child learn according to his ability to learn.

Homeschooling can be fun with learning. A parent must design every learning session for a child to make the most out of each session. They should in no way make it forced learning. They should be encouraged to learn new things every day. A child should be able to explore his abilities. They should never feel that they don’t have enough abilities. Develop their strengths and invest quality time to work on weaker subjects.  A parent should always take caution to never make their child feel that they are not good in a particular subject, even though they may be weak in some subjects. Let’s have a look at some interesting ways to improve the home-schooling experience for your child.

Stop following traditional learning methods

The reason a parent decides to homeschool their child is to break from the traditional learning method. Every child has different abilities and intellectual level. Hence, the way they learn things is different from one child to another. Find out what is the best learning method for your child. A child may be a creative learner, auditory learner, read/write learner, or a logical learner. Create a learning model that is best suited for your child. Don’t make learning a chore for them. Make learning a fun activity. Help them to enjoy and create eagerness in them to learn more.

Encourage them to follow their hobbies and interests

Don’t burden them with learning various subjects like Science, Mathematics, English and other academic subjects. As much as it is important to learn academic subjects, encourage them to explore their interest and hobbies. Help them to identify their talents and nurture them. If they love singing, dancing, sports or any other activity, spend time training or help to pursue them. Along with academics, help them to learn extracurricular activities that they are interested in. If parents support their children to develop their talents, they will show more interest in studying every subject you would like them to learn.

Help them to socialize

Public or private school children can easily make friends in school and socialize with other kids. It is not the same with homeschooled children. They only have their parents and siblings (if any) to interact at home. The parents should help their children with socializing and encourage them to make friends with other children. They should make sure their child participate in community sports, join a dance class, music class, swimming class, or other such activities. All homeschooling parents from the community can come together and organize a field trip so that the children can mingle with each other and make friends.

Reading

Reading is important not only for brain development but for knowledge as well. A child who reads is much more knowledgeable than a child who doesn’t read. It is very important to introduce your child to books. Children who start reading at an early age will be able to read at a faster pace. Normally, a person can read 200 to 250 words per minute. However, a person who can read at a faster pace can read around 400 to 1200 words per minute. A child who can read faster absorbs more information in lesser time. Speed reading will develop their ability to comprehend information quickly and gain more knowledge. A child who can speed read will read more books than a child who reads at an average speed.

Sleep early and wake up early

A child studying in a school will be spending a good amount of time finishing homework and then preparing for the next day till late in the night. A home school child doesn’t have to worry about finishing homework. A parent can have a more relaxed schedule for their child. They can spend a good amount of quality time with their child teaching them various subjects and disciplining them. Sleeping early and waking up early is one of the healthiest habits a parent can teach their child. This habit will stay with them when they grow older. A parent must teach their child the importance of rest and sleep of 8 to 10 hours for their physical and mental development. Sleep is important not only for a child but also for a parent. A parent should ensure that they have a fixed bedtime for their children and for themselves. A comfortable and firm mattress and pillow is important for a sound sleep. If the mattress or pillow is not comfortable, it will affect their sleep. A night of disturbed sleep can lead to cranky mood and a bad day. As it is important to have a fixed time to go to bed, there should be a fixed time to wake up as well. If you let your child sleep till late in the morning, they will get lazy and will eventually affect the time allotted for studies.

Teaching Great Values

Homeschooling allows a parent to mold their child into great personalities. They can discipline and teach them great values of being a good human being and a family person. A child who is homeschooled learns about family values and sharing and caring for their siblings. Bullying, drugs and other bad habits a child learns or experiences from other classmates in school can be avoided. A parent is completely responsible for their child’s upbringing emotionally, academically and mentally. Give them the opportunity to explore themselves not just academically but through their hobbies and interests too.


Terms/SemestersClass Name and DescriptionClass DaysClass TimesGrade RangesButtonhf:tax:term_semesterhf:tax:class_dayshf:tax:class_timeshf:tax:grade_range
Sight Word Workshop: June 26 – 29, 2023 – Ages 4 – 7Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-r
Sight Word Workshop: Full Summer – June 26 – August 11- Ages 4 – 7Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-rk-2
Legos and Landmarks (USA) Engineering Club – June 26 – 29, 2023 – Ages 7 – 11Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-r2nd-6th
So…. You Think You Can Spell? June 26 – 29, 2023 – Ages 6 – 10Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-r
Spelling Bee Club: Words of Champions – June 26 – 29, 2023 – Ages 8 – 13Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-r3rd-8th
How to Write a PERFECT Paragraph – June 26 – 29, 2023 – Ages 8 – 11Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-r1000-am-1045-am-et
Code Breakers: Using Math to Find the Punchline of a Joke – June 26 – 29, 2023 – Ages 8 – 13Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-r1000-am-1045-am-et3rd-8th
Musical Theater Hangout: Into the Woods – June 26 – 29, 2023 – Ages 11 – 18Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-r1100am-1230pm-et
Sight Word Workshop: July 10 – 13, 2023 – Ages 4 – 7Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-rk-2
Legos, Improv and Storytelling – July 10 – 13, 2023 – Ages 7 – 11Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-r
Magic Tree House Book Club – Dinosaurs Before Dark : July 10 – 13, 2023 – Ages 6 – 9Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-r1st-3rd
Spelling Bee Club: Words of Champions – July 10 – 13, 2023 – Ages 8 – 13Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-r3rd-8th
Plunge into Poetry – July 10 – 14, 2023 – Ages 8 – 12Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-r1000-am-1045-am-et3rd-6th
Math Mysteries Club: Learning the Art of Problem Solving – July 10 – 13, 2023 – Ages 9 – 12Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-r1000-am-1045-am-et4th-6th
Musical Theater Hangout: Little Shop of Horrors – July 10 – 13, 2023 – Ages 11 – 18Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-r1100am-1230pm-et6th-12th
Math Facts Boot Camp – Multiplication: July 10 – 20, 2023 (M, Tu, W, Th) – Grades 3-7Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-r5-10
STEAM Lunar Space Camp – Summer 2023 – Grades 5-8Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-r-f100pm-230pm-et5th-8th
Powerful Paragraph Intensive – Monday – 6 Weeks in July and August – Grades 5 – 9Viewsummer-2023
College Essay Boot Camp – Mondays in July – Grades 10 – 12Viewsummer-2023
Thirty Days: Lost in Space (Basic Programming & Circuit Design) – Ages 10 – 16Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-r5-10
Social Justice Movie Club – Tuesday – July 11, 18, 25 and August 1 – Grades 7 – 12Viewsummer-2023
Newbery Medal Book Club – July and August 2023 – Tuesday – Grades 4 – 8Viewsummer-2023
Essay Intensive – YES – INTENSIVE! – Wednesday – July and August 2023- Grades 8 – 12Viewwednesday
Research Writing Bootcamp – Summer 2023Viewsummer-2023
Blockbuster Film Club – Thursday – July 13, 20, 27 and August 3 – Grades 6 – 12Viewsummer-20236th-12tth
Radical Reader Book Club – July and August 2023 – Thursday – Grades 7 – 10Viewsummer-2023thursday7th-10th
Radical Reader Book Club: Taylor Before and After – Thursday, July 13, 2023 – Grades 7 – 10Viewsummer-2023thursday
Sight Word Workshop: July 17 – 20, 2023 – Ages 4 – 7Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-rk-2
Legos and Landmarks (Europe) Engineering Club – July 17 – 20, 2023 – Ages 7 – 11Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-r
So…. You Think You Can Spell? June 26 – 29, 2023 – Ages 6 – 10Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-r
Spelling Bee Club: Words of Champions – July 17 – 20, 2023 – Ages 8 – 13Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-r3rd-8th
American Girl Club – Featuring Felicity – July 17 – 21, 2023 – Ages 7 – 12Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-r1000-am-1045-am-et2nd-6th
Code Breakers: Using Math to Find the Punchline of a Joke – July 17 – 20, 2023 – Ages 8 – 13Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-r1000-am-1045-am-et3rd-8th
Musical Theater Hangout: Rent – July 17 – 20, 2023 – Ages 11 – 18Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-r1100am-1230pm-et6th-12th
Radical Reader Book Club: All American Boys – July 20, 2023 – Grades 7 – 10Viewsummer-2023thursday7th-10th
Sight Word Workshop: July 24 – 27, 2023 – Ages 4 – 7Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-rk-2
Legos, Improv and Storytelling – July 24 – 27, 2023 – Ages 7 – 11Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-r
Magic Tree House Book Club – The Knight at Dawn : July 24 – 27, 2023 – Ages 6 – 9Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-r1st-3rd
Spelling Bee Club: Words of Champions – July 24 – 27, 2023 – Ages 8 – 13Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-r3rd-8th
How to Write a PERFECT Paragraph – July 24 – 27, 2023 – Ages 8 – 11Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-r1000-am-1045-am-et3rd-6th
Math Mysteries Club: Learning the Art of Problem Solving – July 24 – 27, 2023 – Ages 9 – 12Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-r1000-am-1045-am-et4th-6th
Note-taking…. Notetaking…. Note Taking…. Boot Camp – July 24 – 27, 2023 – Ages 10 – 18Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-r1100am-1230pm-et6th-12th
Math Facts Boot Camp – Division: July 24 – August 3, 2023 (M, Tu, W, Th) – Grades 3-7Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-r3rd-7th
Radical Reader Book Club: Lies We Tell Ourselves – Thursday, July 27, 2023 – Grades 7 – 10Viewsummer-2023thursday7th-10th
Sight Word Workshop: July 31 – August 3, 2023 – Ages 4 – 7Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-rk-2
Legos and Landmarks (Asia) Engineering Club – July 31 – August 3, 2023 – Ages 7 – 11Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-r2nd-6th
So…. You Think You Can Spell? July 31 – August 3 – Ages 6 – 10Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-r1st-4th
Spelling Bee Club: Words of Champions – July 31 – August 3, 2023 – Ages 8 – 13Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-r3rd-8th
Plunge into Poetry – July 31 – August 3, 2023 – Ages 8 – 12Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-r1000-am-1045-am-et3rd-6th
Code Breakers: Using Math to Find the Punchline of a Joke – July 31 – August 3, 2023 – Ages 8 – 13Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-r1000-am-1045-am-et3rd-8th
This is Life: An Introduction to Financial Literacy – July 31 – August 11, 2023 (M, Tu, Wed, Thurs) – Ages 11 – 18Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-r1100am-1230pm-et6th-12th
STEAM Mars Space Camp – Summer 2023 – Grades 5-8Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-r-f100pm-230pm-et5th-8th
Radical Reader Book Club: We are Not From Here – August 3, 2023 – Grades 7 – 10Viewsummer-2023thursday7th-10th
Sight Word Workshop: August 7 – 11, 2023 – Ages 4 – 7Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-rk-2
Legos, Improv and Storytelling – August 7 – 10, 2023 – Ages 7 – 11Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-r2nd-6th
Magic Tree House Book Club – Mummies in the Morning : August 7 – 11, 2023 – Ages 6 – 9Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-r1st-3rd
Spelling Bee Club: Words of Champions – August 7 – 10, 2023 – Ages 8 – 13Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-r3rd-8th
American Girl Club – Featuring Kirsten – August 7 – 10, 2023 – Ages 7 – 12Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-r1000-am-1045-am-et2nd-6th
Math Mysteries Club: Learning the Art of Problem Solving – August 7 – 10, 2023 – Ages 9 – 12Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-r1000-am-1045-am-et4th-6th
Math Facts Boot Camp – Fractions: August 7 – 10, 2023 (M, Tu, W, Th) – Grades 3-7Viewsummer-2023m-t-w-r5-10
Radical Reader Book Club: The Hate U Give – August 10, 2023 – Thursday – Grades 7 – 10Viewsummer-2023thursday7th-10th
All About Essays Writing – LIVE – * A Week * – Wednesday – Full Year – Grades 8 – 11Viewfull-year-2023-2024-30-weekswednesday1100am-1230pm-et8th-11th
Introduction to Writing with Eva – LIVE – * A Week * – Wednesday – Full Year – Grades 4 – 6Viewfull-year-2023-2024-30-weekswednesday4th-6th
Powerful Paragraph Writing – A Week – Thursday – Full Year – Grades 5-8Viewthursday1100am-1230pm-et
High School Research & More Writing – LIVE – * B Week * – Wednesday – Full Year – Grades 9 – 12Viewfull-year-2023-2024-30-weekswednesday1100am-1230pm-et9th-12th
Middle School Writing – LIVE – * B Week – Wednesday* – Full Year – Grades 6-9Viewfull-year-2023-2024-30-weekswednesday100pm-230pm-et6th-9th
Middle School Writing – LIVE – * B Week – Thursday * – Full Year – Grades 6-9Viewfull-year-2023-2024-30-weeksthursday1100am-1230pm-et6th-9th
Read Close-ly: Literary Analysis with Composition – Fall 2023 & Winter 2024 – 20 Weeks – Grades 9 – 10Viewfall-2023-and-winter-2024-2monday0900am-1030am-et9th-10th
Algebra – Monday AND Wednesday – Full Year – 30 Weeks -Grades 7 – 10Viewfull-year-2023-2024-30-weeksmonday-and-wednesday900am-1000am-et7th-10th
American Sign Language 1: High School Level – Monday – Full Year – 30 Weeks – Grades 7 – 11Viewfull-year-2023-2024-30-weeksmonday0900am-1030am-et7th-11th
Elementary Art: Drawing and Painting – Monday – Fall 2023 – 10 Weeks – Grades 3 – 6View
, Big Blue: Exploring the Physical, Geological and Chemical Properties of the Ocean – Wednesday – Fall 2023 & Winter 2024 – 20 Weeks – Grades 8 – 11Viewfall-2022-and-winter-2023 fall-2023-and-winter-2024-2monday1100am-1230pm-et
Viewpoints: Foreign Language Exploration A: Latin, Hindi, French – Monday – Fall 2023 – Grades 4 – 6Viewfall-2023monday1100am-1230pm-et4th-6th
Geometry – Monday – Full Year – 30 Weeks -Grades 8 – 12Viewfull-year-2023-2024-30-weeksmonday1100am-1230pm-et8th-11th
Spanish 3 Honors – Monday – Full Year 2023 – 2024 – 30 weeks – Grades 9 – 12Viewfull-year-2023-2024-30-weeksmonday1100am-1230pm-et9th-12th
Lift Off! Fall 2023 – 10 Weeks – Grades 5-8Viewfall-2023monday1100am-1230pm-et5th-8th
Dive Deep! Calling All Marine Biologists to Be! – Monday – Fall 2023 and Winter 2024 – 20 Weeks – Grades 5-8Viewfall-2023-and-winter-2024-2monday
Spanish 1 Honors – Monday – Full Year 2023 – 2024 – 30 weeks – Grades 7 – 10Viewfull-year-2023-2024-30-weeksmonday100pm-230pm-et7th-10th
American Sign Language 2: High School Level – Monday – Full Year – 30 Weeks – Grades 8 – 12Viewfull-year-2023-2024-30-weeksmonday100pm-230pm-et8th-12th
Attention all Detectives and Crime Solvers! Forensic Science for Middle and High School – Monday – Fall 2023 and Winter 2024 – 20 Weeks – Grades 7 – 11Viewfall-2023-and-winter-2024-2
Rising Stargirls – Fall 2023 – 10 Weeks – Grades 5-8Viewfall-2023monday300pm-430pm-et5th-8th
Web Design for Beginners – ASYNCH – Self Paced Class – 10 Lessons – Grades 6 – 12View6th-12th
Introduction to Programming – ASYNCH – Self Paced Class – 10 Lessons – Grades 6 – 12Viewfull-yearasynchronous6th-12th
High School Biology – Tuesday – Full Year – 30 Weeks – Grades 8 – 11Viewfull-year-2023-2024-30-weekstuesday0900am-1030am-et8th-11th
Profiles in History: Leaders who Changed the World… Both Large and Small – Tuesday – Fall 2023 – 10 Weeks – Grades 2 (mature) – 6Viewfall-2023tuesday0900am-1030am-et2nd-6th
Diggin’ Up Roots: Latin and Greek Roots – Tuesday – Fall 2023 & Winter 2024 – 20 Weeks – Grades 5 – 8Viewfall-2023-and-winter-2024-2tuesday0900am-1030am-et5th-8th
The First Steps with IEW Writing: People and Places – Part One – Tuesday – Fall 2023 – 10 Weeks – Grades 3 – 4Viewfall-2023tuesday1100am-1230pm-et3rd-4th
United States History for High School Students – Preparation for APUSH (or Honors Option) – Tuesday – 30 Weeks – Grades 9-12Viewfull-year-2023-2024-30-weekstuesday1100am-1230pm-et9th-12th
, Introduction to Psychology – Tuesday – Fall 2023 and Winter 2024- 20 Weeks – Grades 10 – 12Viewfall-2023-and-winter-2024-2 winter-2023tuesday1100am-1230pm-et10th-12th
Physical Science – Tuesday – Fall 2023 and Winter 2024 – 20 Weeks -Grades 6 – 8Viewfall-2023-and-winter-2024-2tuesday1100am-1230pm-et
Geography Matters: World Geography – Tuesday – Fall 2023 and Winter 2024 – 20 Weeks – Grades 7 – 9Viewfall-2023-and-winter-2024-2tuesday
World History (Honors and AP options) – Tuesday – Full Year – 30 Weeks – Grades 10 – 12Viewfull-year-2023-2024-30-weekstuesday100pm-230pm-et
GOAT! Greatest of All time High School Short Stories! – Session One – Tuesday – Fall 2023 – 10 Weeks – Grades 9 – 12Viewfall-2023tuesday9th-12th
European History (Honors OR AP options) – Tuesday – Full Year – 30 Weeks – Grades 10 – 12Viewfull-year-2023-2024-30-weekstuesday10th-12th
Ethics and Sports – Tuesday – Fall 2023 – 5 Weeks – Grades 8 – 10Viewfall-2023tuesday9th-11h
Literature Study: Bridge to Terabithia by Katherine Paterson – Wednesday – Fall 2023 – 10 Weeks – Grades 5 – 7Viewfall-2023wednesday0900am-1030am-et5th-7th
Pre-Algebra – Wednesday – Full Year – 30 Weeks – Grades 6-10Viewfull-year-2023-2024-30-weekswednesday0900am-1030am-et6th-10th
Anatomy & Physiology – Wednesday – Fall 2023 and Winter 2024 – 20 Weeks – Grades 7 – 12Viewfall-2023-and-winter-2024-2wednesday0900am-1030am-et7th-12th
United States History for Middle School Students – Full Year – 30 Weeks – Grades 6 – 8Viewfull-year-2023-2024-30-weekswednesday1100am-1230pm-et6th-8th
United States History for Middle School Students: From Prehistoric Times to the Jacksonian Democracy – Fall 2023 – 10 Weeks – Grades 6 – 8Viewwednesday1100am-1230pm-et6th-8th
Grammar Rocks – Wednesday – Fall 2023 – 10 weeks – Grades 3 – 5Viewfall-2023wednesday1100am-1230pm-et
Project-Based Art Studio – Wednesday – Fall 2023 – Grades 4 – 10Viewfall-2023wednesday1100am-1230pm-et4th-10th
, Think like an Economist: Introduction to Economic Theory – Wednesday – Fall 2023 and Winter 2024 – 20 Weeks – Grades 9 – 12Viewfall-2023-and-winter-2024-2 full-year-2023-2024-30-weekswednesday100pm-230pm-et9th-12th
Open Art Studio – Wednesday – Fall 2023 – Grades 4 – 10Viewfall-2023wednesday100pm-230pm-et4th-10th
Speak Up: Loud and Proud – Public Speaking – Wednesday- Grades 5 – 10 – Fall 2023 – 10 WeeksViewfall-2023wednesday300pm-430pm-et5th-10th
Ancient World: Mesopotamia, Egypt, Greece, and Rome – Full Year – 30 Weeks – Wednesday – Grades 5 – 7Viewfull-year-2023-2024-30-weeks5th-7th
Ancient World: Egypt – Fall 2023 – 10 Weeks – Wednesday – Grades 5 – 7Viewfall-2023wednesday
American Sign Language 3: High School Level – Wednesday – Full Year – 30 Weeks – Grades 9 – 12Viewfull-year-2023-2024-30-weekswednesday9th-12th
The One and Only Ivan – Grades 2 – 5 – Fall 2023 – 10 WeeksViewfall-2023thursday0900am-1030am-et2nd-5th
Preparing for Pre-Algebra: Mastering Fractions – Fall 2023 – 10 Weeks – Grades 5 – 7Viewfall-2023thursday0900am-1030am-et
Preparing for Pre-Algebra: Mastering Fractions, Decimals and Percents – Full Year – 30 Weeks – Grades 5 – 7Viewfull-year-2023-2024-30-weeksthursday0900am-1030am-et5th-7th
Digital Arts: Procreate – Thursday – Fall 2023- Grades 5 – 10Viewfall-2023thursday
American Government 101: From the Continental Congress to the Iowa Caucus, Everything You Need to Know About United States Politics – Thursday – Fall 2023 and Winter 2024 – 20 Weeks -Grades 8-12Viewfall-2023-and-winter-2024-2thursday1100am-1230pm-et8th-12th
My Story: Exploring your Family Roots and Building your Holistic Personal Story Through Expressive Arts- Thursday – Fall 2023 & Winter 2024 – Grades 5 – 10Viewfall-2023-and-winter-2024-2thursday1100am-1230pm-et
Geography Matters: Exploring our Fifty States United States Geography – Thursday – Fall 2023 and Winter 2024 – 20 Weeks – Grades 5 -7Viewfall-2023-and-winter-2024-2thursday5th-7th
Astronomy 101 – Thursday – Fall 2023 and Winter 2024 – 20 Weeks -Grades 8-12Viewfall-2023-and-winter-2024-2thursday100pm-230pm-et8th-12th
Perspectives: Combining Classic Short Stories with IEW Writing – Session One – Wednesday – Fall 2023 – 10 Weeks – Grades 7 – 9Viewfall-2023thursday
History: Conflicts of the 20th Century- Thursday – Fall 2023 and Winter 2024 – 20 Weeks -Grades 8-12Viewfall-2023-and-winter-2024-2thursday8th-12th
Professional Ethics: Ethical Dilemmas for Lawyers, Journalists, and Engineers – Thursday – Fall 2023 – 5 Weeks – Grades 9 – 11Viewfall-2023thursday9th-11h
Introduction to Sociology – Friday – Fall 2023 and Winter 2024- 20 Weeks – Grades 10 – 12Viewfall-2023-and-winter-2024-2friday1100am-1230pm-et10th-12th
Spanish 2 Honors – Friday – Full Year 2023 – 2024 – 30 weeks – Grades 8 – 11Viewfull-year-2023-2024-30-weeksfriday1100am-1230pm-et8th-11th
Gaming Club! – Fall 2023 – 10 Weeks – Grades 7 – 11 – FridayViewfriday100pm-230pm-et7th-11th
Viewpoints: Foreign Language Exploration B: German, Spanish, and Japanese – Monday – Winter 2024 – 10 weeks – Grades 4 – 6Viewwinter-2024monday1100am-1230pm-et4th-6th
Destination: Mars – Winter 2024 – 10 Weeks – Grades 5-8Viewwinter-2024monday1100am-1230pm-et5th-8th
Exoplanets and the Search for Life Elsewhere – Winter 2024 – 10 Weeks – Grades 5-8Viewwinter-2024monday300pm-430pm-et5th-8th
Profiles in History: Heroes of America’s Growth and Freedom – Tuesday – Winter 2024 – 10 Weeks – Grades 2 (mature) – 6Viewfall-2023tuesday0900am-1030am-et2nd-6th
The First Steps with IEW Writing: People and Places – Part Two – Tuesday – Winter 2024 – 10 Weeks – Grades 3 – 4Viewtuesday1100am-1230pm-et3rd-4th
GOATS! Greatest of all Time High School Short Stories! – Session Two – Tuesday – Winter 2024 – 10 Weeks – Grades 9 – 12Viewwinter-2023tuesday9th-12th
Ethics Thought Experiments: The Trolley Problem and Beyond – Tuesday – Winter 2024 – 10 Weeks – Grades 8 – 10Viewtuesday8th-10th
Literature Study: Esperanza Rising by Pam Munoz Ryan – Wednesday – Winter 2024 – 10 Weeks – Grades 5 – 7Viewwinter-2024wednesday0900am-1030am-et
United States History for Middle School Students: From the Panic of 1837 to the Progressive Era – Winter 2024 – 10 Weeks – Grades 6 – 8Viewwinter-2024wednesday1100am-1230pm-et6th-8th
Neuroscience and Mind Hacks (Mindfulness Exercises)- Wednesday – Winter 2024 – 10 weeks – Grades 6 -8Viewwinter-2024wednesday1100am-1230pm-et6th-8th
Sprucing up your Study Skills – Wednesday – Grades 6 – 9 – Winter 2024 – 10 WeeksViewwinter-2024wednesday6th-9th
Ancient World: Greece – Winter 2024 – 10 Weeks – Wednesday – Grades 5 – 7Viewwinter-2024wednesday5th-7th
Spinning a Web with Charlotte: Combining STEAM with Literature – Grades 2 – 5 – Winter 2024 – 10 WeeksViewwinter-2024thursday0900am-1030am-et2nd-5th
Preparing for Pre-Algebra: Mastering Decimals – Winter 2024 – 10 Weeks – Grades 5 – 7Viewwinter-2024thursday0900am-1030am-et5th-7th
Digital Arts: Stop Motion Animation – Thursday -Winter 2024- Grades 5 – 10Viewwinter-2024thursday
Perspectives: Combining Classic Short Stories with IEW Writing – Session Two – Thursday – Winter 2024 – 10 Weeks – Grades 7 – 9Viewwinter-2023thursday7th-9th
Creative Writing Workshop:  Fan Fiction on the Book of Genesis – Thursday – Winter 2024 – 10 Weeks – Grades 8 – 10Viewwinter-2024thursday8th-10th
Introduction to Spanish – Tuesday – Spring 2024 – 10 weeks – Grades 6 – 8Viewmonday6th-8th
Profiles in History: Stories of those who are Worthy of Remembrance – Tuesday – Spring 2024 – 10 Weeks – Grades 2 (mature) – 6Viewspring-2024tuesday0900am-1030am-et2nd-6th
Essay Intensive – YES – INTENSIVE! – Tuesday – Spring 2024 – 10 Weeks – Grades 7 – 11View7th-11th
You Can’t Stop the Beat! Exploring the Musical – Hairspray! – Tuesday – Spring 2024 – 10 Weeks – Grades 6 – 10Viewspring-2024tuesday100pm-230pm-et
Literature & Writing: Friday Night Lights – Tuesday – Spring 2024 – 10 Weeks – Grades 9 – 12Viewspring-2024tuesday
Literature Study: Blended by Sharon Draper – Spring 2024 – 10 Weeks – Grades 5 – 7Viewspring-2024wednesday0900am-1030am-et
United States History for Middle School Students: From Woodrow Wilson to Present Day – Spring 2024 – 10 Weeks – Grades 6 – 8Viewspring-2024wednesday1100am-1230pm-et6th-8th
Ancient World: Rome – Spring 2024 – 10 Weeks – Wednesday – Grades 5 – 7Viewspring-2024wednesday5th-7th
This is Life: An Introduction to Financial Responsibility – Wednesday- Grades 7 (mature) – 12 – Spring 2024 – 10 WeeksViewspring-2024wednesday
Little House in the Big Woods – Grades 2 – 5 – Spring 2024 – 10 WeeksViewspring-2024thursday0900am-1030am-et2nd-5th
Preparing for Pre-Algebra: Mastering Percents – Spring 2024 – 10 Weeks – Grades 5 – 7Viewspring-2024thursday0900am-1030am-et5th-7th
Digital Arts: Photography & iMovie – Thursday – Spring 2024- Grades 5 – 10Viewspring-2024thursday5th-10th
Introduction to American Sign Language for Middle School and High School Students – Thursday – Spring 2024 – Grades 5 – 10Viewspring-2024thursday1100am-1230pm-et
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