Ages 5–8literature

Hands-on art and craft projects help bring to life Aesop's most well-loved fables for children.
Ages 13–18history

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 5–8literature

Learn timeless life lessons from adorable animal stories written by beloved children's book author, Thornton Burgess.
Ages 10–14history

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 8–12art

Learners will learn to do realistic drawings in a relaxing and interactive environment.
Ages 8–12mathematics

In October, we’ll be traveling through time (and space!) to the 1950s to learn about the world’s first artificial satellite!
Ages 8–14mathematics

Set up a time to receive extra one-on-one tutoring and support with your math education!
Ages 10–18imaginative

Reawaken childlike wonder and strengthen your character by learning about ten wonder-filled character traits. We will also make a wonder-filled bucket list.
Ages 5–8nature studies

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 5–9art

Ages 9–11history

Ages 5–14ela

Ages 8–12art

Ages 9–13science

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Ages 8–11religion

Ages 10–18art

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Ages 10–14history

Ages 7–12steam

Ages 11–14ela

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 8–12science

This course follows The Good and the Beautiful Marine Biology curriculum
Ages 8–14mathematics

Ages 6–18music

One child. One teacher. One plan built around exactly how your child learns. Classical roots, worship heart.
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 13–18literature

Explore Corrie Ten Boom's classic memoir, The Hiding Place. In this class students will read, discuss, and write about the book and explore themes of war, justice, doing the right thing in the face of trials.
Ages 6–8reading

Grab your detective notebook and join us as we solve The Absent Author! Each week, learners will discuss the story, search for clues, make predictions, and complete a fun hands-on building challenge inspired by the week's reading while strengthening reading comprehension and critical thinking skills.
Ages 6–11science

Can corn dance? Siblings can investigate together in this hands-on fall science class! We’ll make predictions, mix common household ingredients, and watch what happens to popcorn kernels when bubbles appear.
Ages 9–15foreign languages

Learn Greek roots, definitions, and English word derivatives by drawing pictures that connect in some way with the words. This fun class will have students drawing ridiculous pictures for the purpose of growing their Greek vocabulary.
Ages 5–10geography

Learn fascinating details about the Nile River, and create a Nile River diorama.
Ages 7–14steam

For learners of all kinds! Explore the weird world between solids and liquids through hands-on kitchen science experiments.
Ages 6–18science

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 9–12mathematics

Learn how to choose the correct operation and solve word problems. Operations used will be addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
Ages 9–11reading

Step into Narnia with this 4-day hands-on novel study! We’ll explore The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe through reading, discussion, and fun STEM challenges that bring the story to life.
Ages 5–9art

In this ongoing course learners can draw 2 squishmallows per session and chat with friends!
Ages 8–11writing

In this special Thanksgiving class, students will design their own mini gratitude journal and use it to create a short story or poem about what they’re thankful for. We’ll reflect on the meaning of gratitude, explore 1 Thessalonians 5:18 (“In every thing give thanks”), and enjoy combining creativity with writing. By the end, kids will have a personalized journal they can continue to use at home and a piece of writing to celebrate the season.
Ages 11–15physical fitness

Combining nutrition topics and scripture, we'll learn how to improve our spiritual discipleship by strengthening our physical minds and bodies with nutritional food. This unique three-part nutrition course can bless your learner physically, mentally, and spiritually.
Ages 6–9reading

Improve reading skills and confidence by reading short and simple stories in dramatic form with other students. The goal of this class is to encourage a love for reading in young readers.
Ages 13–17foreign languages

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 10–14social studies

Join us for an explosive journey back to 1605! Discover the true story behind Guy Fawkes Day (also known as Bonfire Night) and uncover one of history's most infamous conspiracies.
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 8–12science

In this course we will learn about the diviserity of living organisms and how scientist classify them.
Ages 7–11science

Can reindeer really fly, glow, and pull a sleigh through the sky? In this festive class, learners will separate Christmas movie magic from real reindeer facts and finish by drawing their own reindeer!
Ages 5–12art

Get ready for giggles and creativity! In this festive art class, kids become “Gingerbread Protectors” and design a clever disguise to keep their gingerbread cookie safe this season. From superheroes to snowmen, mermaids to astronauts, children will brainstorm, draw, and decorate their own gingerbread transformation using simple art supplies.
Ages 11–14music

Learn about composers, including insight into their spiritual lives. Learners will create their own note-booking page about each composer.
Ages 4–6other

Learning proper etiquette and manners has never been so fun! This role-playing class is filled with body movement, laughter, and lessons that will (hopefully) be remembered for a lifetime.
Ages 8–12social studies

Big feelings. Big reactions. Not always sure what’s going on—or what to do next. This class helps kids figure it out.
Ages 10–12mathematics

Learn long division of whole numbers, with up to 2-digit divisors.
Ages 10–14literature

Join our 12-week course on major American and English poets! Explore poetic devices, read poetry weekly, and write your own. This comprehensive curriculum is perfect for enhancing your English literature skills while sparking creativity.
Ages 6–18music

Where do worship pianists come from? They all start exactly here: the first lesson.
Ages 6–18music

Recital pieces are sweet. A kid who can play the songs your family sings in church? Priceless.
Ages 7–11ela

Learn idioms by engaging in fun games and activities.
Ages 9–12foreign languages

Learn basic Spanish vocabulary through sight, repetition, writing, and drawing. This Part One course introduces colors, numbers, parts of body, clothing, food, and more.
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