Live Online Classes for Your 6th Grade Child
Sixth grade is a turning point. Your child is ready for more, and you might not have time to teach all of it. These live online 6th grade homeschool classes help with history, science, writing, and Spanish. Your child gets a new voice to learn from, and you get some of your week back.
Ages 10–14history

Join us for this ongoing 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 9–11history

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 8–11religion

Bring the Bible to life one brick at a time! In this hands-on class, children will hear a Bible story, learn a memory verse, and then build a scene that connects to the lesson. After building, students will share their creations and talk about how the story applies to their lives today. It is built flexibly, so each week is a new lesson and build!
Ages 6–11reading

Return to the Heartwood Hotel for a cozy winter adventure! In this 4-week family-style book club for ages 6–11, we'll read together, uncover mysteries, discuss Mona's adventures, and bring the story to life with fun, hands-on creative challenges!
Ages 7–14steam

Your child is about to become the most interesting person at the Thanksgiving table!
Ages 7–14steam

Marshmallows. Rice Krispie Treats. Soda bread. Four sessions. One question: why does any of it work?
Ages 9–12mathematics

Learn to identify sample space and probability of events.
Ages 9–12mathematics

Learn to create and interpret multiple types of graphs.
Ages 5–14steam

Neurodivergent Friendly! Students explore the chemistry of cake balls in a two-day Valentine-themed class. On Day 1, we start our science adventure! We'll investigate binding, absorption, structure, and temperature as they mix and form cake balls. On Day 2, we're studying melting, heat transfer, and crystallization as they dip the chilled cake balls in chocolate and watch the coating harden.
Ages 6–12steam

In this hands-on holiday science class, students will create a Christmas Trail Mix to explore mixtures, then make a warm, peppermint solution that magically dissolves before their eyes. Kids will learn real science through festive, edible activities.
Ages 5–12science

In this 4-week hands-on class, young learners will explore amazing wetland animals through drawing, building, and discovering! Each week features an exciting fact-filled mini-lesson, a guided step-by-step drawing, and a simple STEM-style build inspired by how each animal survives in its wetland habitat.
Ages 5–11steam

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 8–12mathematics

November 4: Thanksgiving parade meets engineering chaos: giant balloons, interesting designs, and math that keeps the whole thing from going sideways! Not your grandma’s math class: weird history, scientific mysteries, real-world problems, and math that goes way beyond calculating answers.
Ages 5–12geography

Celebrate Christmas around the world by learning the traditions and customs of Austria, Philippines, Greece, and Sweden, and making a Christmas-themed project for each country.
Ages 9–12reading

In this three-week literature class, students will explore "Number the Stars" through guided discussions and hands-on activities. Each week includes thoughtful conversation and a creative craft or STEM project—like designing an escape suitcase, writing secret messages, and building paper boats—all tied to the story’s themes of courage, friendship, and standing up for what’s right.
Ages 10–18art

Sew handmade items anyone could use!
Ages 8–12art

Learners will learn to do realistic drawings in a relaxing and interactive environment.
Ages 5–12music

Join us in singing Christmas carols in praise of Jesus Christ, reading Bible verses, and learning a bit of history behind each song.
Ages 9–13science

Come explore the land and animals with me in real-time! We will learn the science behind parts of farming and foraging.
Ages 8–12literature

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 9–12reading

Join us for a cozy and engaging book club as we read Anne of the Island! In this class, students will follow Anne Shirley as she leaves Avonlea and heads to college, experiencing new friendships, challenges, and important life moments. Each week includes discussion and a simple creative activity to bring the story to life.
Ages 7–12mathematics

Students take on the role of head chefs and family planners, using math to shop, budget, and plan the ultimate Thanksgiving feast. Over several sessions, they’ll calculate costs, scale recipes, divide portions, and even design a menu — all while learning real-world math skills in a fun, story-based challenge.
Ages 7–12social studies

Celebrate the Swedish holiday of St. Lucia Day! Learn about the beautiful tradition from Scandinavian countries to celebrate the dark days of winter.
Ages 5–12geography

Celebrate Christmas around the world by learning the traditions and customs of Australia, China, Mexico, and South Africa, and making a Christmas-themed project for each country.