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Science & Nature

This 8-week course meets twice weekly and offers students an engaging exploration of human anatomy and physiology. They will study various body systems and understand how internal structures are organized and function together.

Anatomy and function of the human eye, including its major structures and the process of vision.

The Eye

THE HEAD

Study of the ear’s anatomy and how it contributes to hearing and balance.

The Ear

Composition and functions of blood, including red and white blood cells, platelets, and plasma.

The Blood

CIRCULATORY SYSTEM

Anatomy of the heart and the mechanics of how it pumps blood throughout the body.

The Heart

Understanding circulation from the heart to the lungs, back to the heart, and then throughout the body (heart–lungs–heart–body).

The Vascular System

Structure and role of the nasal passages in respiration and filtration.

The Nose

PULMONARY SYSTEM

Anatomy and function of the trachea and lungs in the respiratory process.

The Lungs

Mechanisms of breathing, gas exchange in the alveoli, and the role of oxygen and carbon dioxide transport.

Gaseous exchange

Mouth and Teeth: Digestion begins in the mouth, where the teeth ingest and mechanically break down food.

Esophagus: Once swallowed, the bolus enters the esophagus, a muscular tube approximately 25 centimeters long that connects the throat (pharynx) to the stomach.

Part 1: Mouth, Teeth, and Esophagus

DIGESTIVE SYSTEM

The stomach is a J-shaped, muscular organ that plays a central role in digestion. It receives food from the esophagus and uses mechanical and chemical processes to break it down. 

Part 2: Stomach and Digestion

The small intestine is a vital digestive system component, responsible for most nutrient digestion and absorption. Measuring approximately 20 feet in length, it connects the stomach to the large intestine and is divided into three sections: the duodenum, jejunum, and ileum.  

Part 3:  Small Intestine, Digestion, and Absorption 

The large intestine, also known as the colon, is the final segment of the digestive system. It plays a crucial role in absorbing water and electrolytes, forming feces, and facilitating waste excretion. 

Part 4:  Large Intestine, Absorption, and Excretion 

Students will explore the structure and essential functions of the kidneys, one of the body’s most vital organs. As part of the urinary system, the kidneys filter blood, remove waste, balance fluids and electrolytes, and regulate blood pressure.

The Kidney

URINARY SYSTEM

Students will examine the nephron, the microscopic structure within the kidney responsible for filtering blood and forming urine. Each kidney contains over a million nephrons, which are essential to maintaining the body’s internal balance.

The Nephron

Students will explore the bladder, a key organ in the urinary system responsible for storing and releasing urine. The bladder works with the kidneys, ureters, and urethra to help maintain the body’s fluid and waste balance.

The Bladder

Students will explore the neuron, the specialized cell that serves as the building block of the nervous system. 

The Central Nervous System (CNS), which consists of the brain and spinal cord. 

The Peripheral Nervous System (PNS), which consists of the nerves that extend beyond the brain and spinal cord, connecting the Central Nervous System (CNS) 

The Neuron, CNS & PNS

THE NERVOUS SYSTEM

Anatomy and Physiology- High School (Summer Class)

In the ANATOMY component of this class, we will examine the anatomy and physiology through PowerPoint presentations and discussions which will be enhanced by instructor-led illustrations of the anatomy in Sharon Ross' ART component.  

Art of Anatomy: Anatomy Component

Mrs. Brandy, B.S. Biology, MPH

A creative way to learn about the anatomy of a spider, with colouring and labelling!

Halloween Biology Colouring: Spider Anatomy

Dr Steph Acaster

In this visual anatomy and physiology class, students will explore the structure and function of the human body using a creative, doodle-based note-taking method. Over 44 weeks, they will cover all major body systems. 

Visual Anatomy and Physiology

Allie Baker, BSEd

In this class learners will meet once per week for a complete hands on curriculum for Middle School Anatomy.

Middle School Anatomy Full Year Curriculum

Wild and Unstructured Learning

Discover how the brain, heart, lungs, stomach, kidneys, and pancreas work in this fun, visual anatomy class! Students will explore how their bodies function through engaging lessons that spark curiosity and a love of science.

Organs - An Introduction to Human Anatomy

Silly School With Teacher Greg

In this class learners will meet once per week for a complete hands on curriculum for Elementary Anatomy.

Elementary Anatomy Full year Curriculum

In this 8-week course, students will learn the anatomy of the human brain, the nervous system, and a general overview of psychology. 

Human Anatomy - Brain and Nervous System + Psychology Bonus

Miss Shauna

In this one time class, we will learn about the anatomy of the human eye and how sight works. #academic

Exploring the Anatomy of the Human Eye: How Does Sight Work?

Adrianne Hays, BA, CCLS

In this 12 week course, we will learn about basic human anatomy and physiology. We will learn what parts of the human body are called and how the systems work individually and as a team! Fun and hands on! #academic

Exploring the Human Body: Anatomy and Physiology for Middle School. 

Want to dig deep into human anatomy with a doctor? Let's explore your body and how different systems and organs work together! This course will teach you to think through anatomy in a logical way and actually remember it. Part 1 of 3

Anatomy Coloring Book With a Physician: Learn Like a Medical Student! (Part 1)

Dr. Robin

In this 8 week course, we will learn about basic human anatomy and physiology. This course combines my one-time classes on anatomy and physiology into one combined course. #academic

Exploring the Human Body: Anatomy and Physiology for Elementary. (5-9 Yr Olds)

In this 8-week course, we will learn the basic anatomy and physiology of the human body.

Exploring the Human Body: Anatomy and Physiology for Elementary (9-12)

In this class students will learn eight of twelve different body systems, essentials of movement, homeostasis, and vital functions.  This class has lectures and labs to align with High School Anatomy curriculum. 

High School Anatomy and Physiology Semester Lab and Lecture Class

Abbie Butler

In this ongoing weekly class, students will explore the anatomy of plants, animals, insects and other awesome things found in nature through drawing and discussion. A Waldorf-inspired class

Anatomy: Exploring Animals & Nature Through Drawing – Waldorf-Inspired

Waldorful Days Creative Learning Academy

The science of human anatomy is amazing. We will learn about body parts, their functions. We will learn about how our bodies work as well as some weird facts.

How My Body Works - Human Anatomy Self Paced

In this 8-week course, students will explore the fundamental concepts of Cell Biology, focusing on the structure, function, and processes of cells—the building blocks of life. 

Cell Biology and Cellular Organization

Social Studies

This six-week course offers an engaging exploration of the history, geography, natural resources, people, and cultures of modern-day Africa. Students will gain a comprehensive understanding of the continent’s diverse regions and cultures.

African History 1 of 8 - Explore Africa 1 (Age 9-13) 

In this six-week course, students will explore the geography, history, natural resources, people, and vibrant cultures of modern-day Africa. Students will explore the continent’s diverse regions, its rich heritage, and modern life.

African History: Explore Africa (Teens)

This ongoing course delivers an in‑depth overview of life science careers, outlining educational pathways, job roles, compensation, and firsthand professional insights to support informed academic and career decision‑making.

A Career Path in the Life Sciences

This course covers a year of high school biology. It is a good stepping stone to AP Biology as it lays a strong foundation. Students interested in a career in the Life Sciences are highly recommended to enroll. 

High School Biology (Honors) -  Pre-AP Biology

This class offers a year-long (32 weeks) of AP Biology following College Board guidelines.  The students will learn all 8 units, labs, and statistics used in AP Biology Exams. 

AP Biology (Advanced Placement Biology) (Sept '25- May '26)

World Languages

This class meets twice a week and is designed for beginner learners. It focuses on building foundational skills in phonics, reading, and writing. Students will gradually learn to recognize and use simple nouns in everyday communication.

Swahili for Beginners ( Ages 9-13) YEAR 1

In 14 Weeks, we shall explore Anatomy and Physiology. Anatomy is the study of body parts while Physiology is how they work.

Honors Biology: Anatomy and Physiology 2 (Semester 2/2)

This 16-week course explores the structure, function and organiztion of cells. It also examines human anatomy and physiology to understand how internal body systems are organized and work together.

 Honors Biology: Cell Biology and Anatomy and Physiology 1 (Semester 1/2)

In an 8-week class, students will explore the full life cycle of a plant—from seed to seedling, mature plant, flower, and fruit. Students will explore how seeds germintes, what plants need to thrive, and how fruits form new seeds.

Plant Biology 1-   Ages 9-13

Math

The course is designed to help students review and reinforce essential 6th-grade math concepts. Through engaging lessons and focused practice, students will strengthen their understanding, boost confidence, and prepare for the future.

6th Grade Math (Summer Camp)

This is an intensive college prep course covering Human Anatomy in detail. This includes two semesters. It is for homeschooled students seeking a health career or the required science credit that some colleges prefer for future degrees. 

High School Anatomy and Lab (22 Weeks Live Group)

Patricia Valdez Certified Teacher

This middle school elective course covers the 𝐛𝐚𝐬𝐢𝐜 𝐢𝐦𝐦𝐮𝐧𝐨𝐥𝐨𝐠𝐲, exploring the cellular, molecular, and regulatory mechanisms of both innate and adaptive immunity. Students learn how the immune system defends against pathogens

Defense! Anatomy and Physiology of the Human Immune System

Dr. Lee, PhD, Biology and Life Science

In this hands-on biology class, we will build organs and organ systems using clay each week, while learning in depth about our body, how it works, and how to keep ourselves healthy! Students have used many art mediums.  Join anytime! 

Human Anatomy and Physiology - Hands-On Biology - Life Science

Amy Fontanarosa

In this course, students will receive private tutoring and project-based learning for middle, high school & college-level biology courses. All biology topics available upon request.

Anatomy and Physiology Biology Individualized 1-1 Hands-On Honors AP 

Beyond-the-Norms

You probably have a general understanding of how your body works- but do you fully understand how the human body works together to keep you function as we know? Let's explore human body together in this high school science course!

High School Human Anatomy - Full Semester Curriculum

Health & Wellness

This 8-week course is designed to give you an in-depth understanding of the human body and its systems, as well as how they relate to physical activity and sports #academic

Sports Physiology and Anatomy for Teens

Happy Kids Nutrition Academy

In this 3 week science course we will learn about the anatomy of the female reproductive system, puberty, the development of a baby starting from an egg, and pregnancy all while building it with Play-Doh, clay, or any supplies you prefer! 

Build the Human Body Reproductive System Anatomy and Life Science for Girls

You probably have a general understanding of how your body works- but do you fully understand how the human body works together to keep you function as we know? Let's explore human body together in this self-paced high school course!

High School Anatomy Full Curriculum (16 Week Self-Paced Course)

Future doctor or nurse? Dive into the world of health, disease & the human body! Taught by a college professor using medical cases and engaging, hands-on activities. Great for homeschool curriculum & teens interested in nursing or medicine.

All Systems Go! Introduction to Human Anatomy & Biology | High School Science

Dr. Sharon Tam

In this class, students will get an introduction to some of the major systems of the human body. 

Anatomy and Physiology- High School (Summer Class)

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