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Barb Lund

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Study fascinating US President FDR and First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt through the lens of their memorials and their place in government in Washington, DC in a class integrating American Sign Language, art, and US history.

American Symbols: Discover President Franklin D Roosevelt and Eleanor Roosevelt

A review course for AP United States History including important themes, topics, and main points.

AP United States History Private Tutoring

TeachAnew

In this 8 week course, students will study US History from the Trail of Tears, through the Civil War, and into the Industrial Revolution. This is part 2 of a full year of US History.

United States History (Full Year) - Part 2 of 4

Nicole Trusky

Come join us as we learn the history of each state - beginning with Indigenous history, different settlements and why people moved there, when and how it joined the union, and a brief look at historical moments and what makes it unique. 

American History - United States History

Tina Hugall MHA MBA

This is an ongoing course that will cover American history starting from the migration during the Ice Age and concluding in the 21st century.

American / United States History

Sarah Wood

In this 8 week course, students will study US History through the American Revolution. This is part 1 of a full year of US History.

United States History (Full Year) - Part 1 of 4

In this semester-long American History Class for Middle School students, learners will explore U.S. History from Andrew Jackson to Reconstruction with hands-on projects, games, activities & interactive lessons in a small group setting. 

United States History for Middle School Homeschool (Part 2: 1607-1877)

Miss Tamez, M.A. History/ Secondary Education

Your learner will love learning history in Rocking Through History! Your child will journey through American and political history using the iconic Schoolhouse Rock songs!

U.S. History Rocks! United States History for Middle School

Ms. Courtney Bachelor’s in Teaching

This class is a multi-part exploration into the birth and development of America with focus on geography, economy, government, foreign affairs and the people who helped to shape the new nation.

United States History for Kids: Part 2 

Katrina

United States History for Kids:  Part 1 

In this 8 week course, students will study US History from the Civil Rights Movement, into the Vietnam War, through Reaganomics and Hurricane Katrina. This is part 4 of a full year of US History.

United States History (Full Year) - Part 4 Of 4

In this 8 week course, students will study US History from the turn of the 20th century through two World Wars and into the Cold War era. This is part 3 of a full year of US History.

United States History (Full Year) - Part 3 Of 4

In this self-paced Social  Studies Class for High School students, learners will explore U.S. History from Reconstruction through the Present with hands-on projects, games, activities & interactive lessons in a small group setting. 

United States History Curriculum for High School Homeschool (Part 2: 1877-Today)

In this self-paced Social Studies class for High School students, learners will explore U.S. History from Pre-contact through Reconstruction with hands-on projects, games, activities & interactive lessons in a small group setting. 

United States History Curriculum for High School Homeschool (Part 1: 1607-1877)

Uncover stories from the past and build critical thinking skills as we explore US History through primary source documents such as photographs, art and cartoons. #academic

United States History in Pictures: An Inquiry Based Social Studies Exploration (Ages 8-12)

Leigh Robertson

In this United States History class, learners explore the key events, people, and ideas that shaped America, from its founding to modern times.  Learners can join anytime; each lesson stands on its own.

Social Studies for Fourth and Fifth Grade - United States History

Learning Adventures Academy

Enroll today and discover the stories that made America!   This semester-long course will immerse you in the foundational ideas that shaped the United States of America. Embark on an epic 15-week journey through the first half of US history

United States History Part 1 I AP I Full Year Curriculum

Brandy Dahlen Yun and BE Education

This class is an ongoing journey through U.S. history set against the backdrop of one of the world's most iconic cities: Washington, D.C. It offers background knowledge perfect for preparing for a DC trip or learning American history

American History Through the Lens of Washington DC & Its Monuments and Memorials

In this multi-day class, explore the historical significance of the White House, the Washington Monument, the Lincoln Memorial, the FDR Memorial, and the U.S. Capitol Building in a class that prepares learners for a trip to Washington, DC. 

American History Camp: A Journey Through Monuments & Memorials in Washington, DC

Learn about Martin Luther King Jr through the lens of his memorial in Washington, DC in a class integrating art and US history

American Symbols: Discover the Martin Luther King Jr Memorial

Students will learn about the U.S. Capitol Building and its place in government in Washington, DC in a class that integrates US history, American Sign Language, music, and art.

American Symbols: Discover the U.S. Capitol Building!

Study Martin Luther King Jr. (MLK), Eleanor Roosevelt, and Abraham Lincoln as they learn about the Memorial and its place in government in Washington, DC in a class integrating American Sign Language, music, art, and US history.

American Symbols: Discover the Lincoln Memorial!

Students will learn about US History including presidents, notable Americans, American symbols, and government, and write about what they have learned.                                           

American History: Learn and Write About Historical People, Places, and Events

Honor veterans by learning about the World War 2 Memorial and its place in government in Washington, DC in a class that integrates a bit of American Sign Language, (ASL), music, art (a step-by-step drawing), and US history

American Symbols: Discover the World War II Memorial

Explore the National Archives building on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC. Learn about the Declaration of Independence, the Bill of Rights, and the US Constitution as well as the framers of these historic documents.

American Symbols: Discover The National Archives

Explore the fascinating history of Washington, DC, notable Americans, and the communities that make up this iconic city

History and Culture of Washington, DC

Students will learn about the Washington Monument and its place in government in Washington, DC in a class that integrates US history, American Sign Language, music, and watercolor art

American Symbols: Discover the Washington Monument!

Students will learn about the Jefferson Memorial and its place in government in Washington, DC as well as the life of Thomas Jefferson in this class that integrates US history, American Sign Language, music, and art.

American Symbols: Discover the Jefferson Memorial!

In this class, we’ll uncover the life of an incredible woman while exploring key social reform movements of the 20th century including the Progressive Era, the New Deal, and the fight for women's rights. A journey through change and courage

Eleanor Roosevelt and the Rise of Social Reform 

Explore U.S. history through the lives of all 47 Presidents in this 39-lesson course where we uncover their stories, successes, failures, and learn how each shaped the nation's journey.

Our American Presidents: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly 

In this 3 week course I will introduce the Executive Branch and the function and powers of the President. We will also explore the Electoral College - perfect for the 2024 Presidential Election!

American Government: The Executive Branch - The Presidency! FLEX

Fiona

In this class, students will learn about the life of Barack Obama and his inspiring journey to becoming America's first black president 

Black History || Barack Obama || America's First African American President

Zhane A

Early Education

In this class we will read a Franklin book and draw one of the characters together. 

Lets Read and Draw With Franklin!

Ms.Elaine

Music

Piano Music Class D is a fun class for playing classical piano songs on keyboard. Join class at any week after graduating from Level C or with other previous experience. Includes piano exercises, music reading, composers, songs, and more!

Piano Music Class D

Melanie Pauli (Piano) - BA in Music

Come and join us as each week will take an in-depth look at the lives and roles of each U.S. President in American History and discuss their childhoods, education, careers, and the events that shaped their time in office. 

The Presidents of the United States Weekly Class

World Languages

In this final semester of Super Spanish, learners will continue learning even more basics of the Spanish language.

Super Spanish Semester Class D

Señora Faith 

In this 4 unit course students will learn the basics of research and apply it to a basic research project of a US President. 

Intro to Research: US Presidents 

Jessica Wilson

Explore US presiedents biographies on a weekly basis, uncovering their birthplaces, childhoods, education, favorite foods, and pastimes. Delve into each president's journey pre- and post-presidency. 

They Grew up to Be President

April Rogers

Story Time! "P Is for President"

Mrs. Kali

In this one-time class, learners will play a fun 26 question Kahoot!  Learners will be given up to four choices to choose the correct answer.  After most questions I will explain where the information came from.  

United States of America Presidents Trivia Kahoot!

Danielle

We will be reading "Duck for President" with our class pet Suzie.

Story Time! "Duck for President"

Students will learn how and why Valentine's Day started, and some of the ancient Roman events that influenced it. We will also discuss traditions around the world today, and the meaning behind common symbols. After, join me for a craft! 

Valentine's Day: History, Traditions & Symbols

Lindsay Perza

Kennedy, Oswald, and the events of November 22, 1963 #academic

President Kennedy Has Been Shot!

Mr. Marshall

English

Join us on a 10-week journey through The Little Prince as we explore its unforgettable characters, powerful themes, and rich symbolism through thoughtful discussion and creative expression.

American Symbols: Discover President Franklin D Roosevelt and Eleanor Roosevelt

Barb Lund

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