Veteran Science Teacher and Professional Dungeon Master

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Full refund until the class begins, or within 24 hours of purchase (until class starts), then a pro-rated refund based on the number of meetings.

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Science & Nature

In this interactive 16 week course students will learn the second semester of High School Astronomy  including the death of stars, black holes, Einstein's relativity and the Big Bang.

The final stages of a star's life is expalined as well as a review of first semester.

Week 1: The Death of a Star

In this week we will cover the discovery of Pulsars and we will discuss Neutron Stars. Video about Jocelyn bell Burnell

Week 2:Pulsars

This week we will look at Einstein's theory of Relativity and focus on special relativity. We will solve a time dilation problem and look at time paradoxes.

Week 3: Special Relativity

This week is the second part of our Relativity lesson with a look at General Relativity. We will look at videos of gravitational waves and we will discuss the concepts of spacetime and the nature of gravity.

Week 4: General Relativity

We will learn the parts of our galaxy and we will be able to draw a diagram of our galaxy.
     - activities include drawing a scale model of the solar system

Week 5: The Milky Way

This week we will look at different types of galaxies and how we classify them. We will pay a visit to the Galaxy Zoo where students can become student scientists by classifying a galaxy.

Week 6: Galaxies

In this lesson we will try to figure out what the mysterious substance of Dark Matter is and why we believe it exists. We will look at videos and discuss how we might detect Dark Matter.

Week 8:Dark Matter

We will talk about Edwin Hubble and how we know the universe is expanding. Students can map the expansion and calculate the Hubble constant.

Week 8: Expansion of the Universe

We will look at the mysterious force driving the expansion of the universe and students will speculate on what that might be.

Week 9: Dark Energy-

Students will make models that illustrate the possible shapes of the universe.


Week 10  Cosmology and the Shape of the Universe

Does life exist outside of our solar system? Students will calculate the Drake equation.

Week 11: Astrobiology

In this class we will read about the beginnings of the space program and will build a timeline of the events.

Week 12: History of Space Travel

In this class we will look at life on the ISS and students will have the opportunity to build a model of the space station.

Week 13: The International Space Station

Students will get to design their own space colony as we discuss what it would take to live somewhere else in the solar system.

Week 14: Colonization of Space

In this class we will discuss the possibilities of time travel. We will look at examples and tackle paradoxes that might occur.

Week 15: Time travel

Studnts wishing to get a grade for the class must complete the final

Week 16: Review and Final

Astronomy: High School Curriculum (2nd Semester) - Black Holes and Big Bangs

In this 5 day camp, we'll journey through space with our favorite Squishmallows as we learn about the sun, moon, stars, Earth and other planets, and space exploration with hands-on activities each day! 

CAMP Squishmallows in Space (Astronomy + Planetary Science)

Shiny Happy Kids w/ Miss Alex STEM Dino Art Myths

Let's journey through space with our favorite Squishmallows as we learn about the sun, moon, stars, Earth and other planets, and space exploration with hands-on activities for each class!

Squishmallows in Space (Astronomy + Planetary Science) SELF-PACED

With support of two educators, Learner explores connections between archaeoastronomy/human evolution, astronomy/art, expressions from prehistory to today's space, revealing and understanding  the awe-inspiring science of the universe. 

Astronomy & Art History - A Seriously Stellar Time for Lovers of Space & Art 1:1

Breezy Ocaña Flaquer, PhD

An educational and social club for space enthusiasts to learn, teach, discuss, and explore Astronomy & Cosmology. 

Cosmic Journeys: A Spacetacular Exploration of Cosmology & Astronomy 

Joseph Constantine

In this "out-of-this-world" 10-week middle school science class we will explore space science concepts such as: sun, solar system, constellations, meteors/comets. Featuring an Edible Solar System! 5th, 6th, 7th & 8th grade welcome.

Exploring Space & Creating an Edible Solar System Model! 

Stephanie Newton, BSc

This ongoing class is for the astronomy-loving student who wants to learn about outer space and our Universe beyond the planets in our Solar System.

Astronomy and Outer Space Explorers

Alana May - Astronomy, M.S.

In this "out-of-this-world" 5-week middle school science flex class we will explore space science concepts such as: sun, solar system, constellations, meteors/comets. Featuring: Edible Solar System! 5th, 6th, 7th & 8th grade. #academic

Exploring Space & Creating an Edible Solar System Model! Ages 10-14 

Calling all amateur astronomers: let’s chat weekly about current astronomical events and objects that are visible from Earth! 

Astronomy Talk Weekly Space Club

Natasha Donahue

Life Skills

In this one-time class we will read stories like "Solar System", by Jill McDonald and "Life on Mars" by Jon Agee, practice the names and locations of our planets in the solar system and look at pictures to learn about life as an astronaut.

Pre-K Learning With Ms. Liz: Blast off! Exploring Space & Our Solar System 

In this ongoing class, we will discuss the greatest findings in astronomy from the James Webb Space Telescope images from 2022 and 2023.

Greatest Discoveries in Astronomy From the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST)!

Mr. Ferko - B.S. Astronomy

Each week this astronomy class takes learners on a tour of a different part of space inside our solar system, including all the planets, dwarf planets, moons, asteroid belt, and Oort cloud.

Twisted Astronomy: Tour the Space in Our Solar System

Kelly McGrath

In this ongoing astronomy class I will be the tour guide to take learners on an adventure through space to explore amazing phenomenon such as black holes, stellar nurseries, nebulae, the Big Bang, exoplanets, and much more.

Twisted Astronomy: Explore Distant Objects in Space

Astronomy, Space-Big Bang, Black Holes, Exoplanets, Life cycle of stars, Galaxies, Constellations, Dark Mater, Dark Energy, Space Telescopes, Space Flights, Aliens, Satellites,Dwarf planets, Kuiper Belt,Oort Cloud, Asteroids,Comets and more

Astronomy and Space :Explore the Universe Beyond Our Solar System-Ongoing

J Mehta M.S. B.Ed.- Astronomy-Sc-Human Body-Coding

In this ongoing astronomy class, learners will engage in discussion about NASA's Space Image of the Day, which typically includes planets, moons, stars, galaxies, and the history of how we have come to understand the Universe that encompasses it all.

Explore the NASA Space Image of the Day! (Ongoing Astronomy Club)

Lyndsay Marvin-Schneider

In this course, students learn to use real observatory telescopes in Chile & the Canary Islands to explore a wide range of astronomy topics! They also capture high-quality images w/the telescopes (Academic, Summer, Homeschool, Afterschool)

Astronomy for Kids Using Actual Observatory Telescopes! (STEM, Physics, Space)

Quantum Physics for Kids

Students will explore the planets, planetoids, satellites and other celestial objects in our solar system.

Astronomy I - The Solar System and History of Space Flight

William Council

This High School course introduces concepts from Physics, Chemistry and Earth Science. The goal is for students to appreciate science and math with real world examples and to introduce them to a wide range of scientific topics.  

High School Curriculum Integrated Physics, Chemistry and Earth Science

In this 16 week course students will learn the first semester of high school chemistry including Atomic Structure, Math and Measurement, Electronic Structure, Periodic Trends, Bonding and Shapes and Nomenclature

High School Chemistry for All Students (1st Semester Curriculum)

In this class, students will learn key physics concepts from a high school physics curriculum. We will study the concepts as well as examples and work on practice problems.

Introduction to High School Physics for All Students (Semester 2)

Introduction to High School Physics for All Students (1st Semester)

In this interactive 16 week course students will learn the first semester of High School Astronomy  including the history of astronomy, our solar system and the formation of stars.

Astronomy: High School Curriculum (1st Semester) - Planets, Stars and Space!

In this 16 week course students will learn the first semester of high school chemistry including Stoichiometry, Gas Laws and Solubility

High School Chemistry for All Students (2nd Semester Curriculum)

In this 16 week curriculum based class students will explore the Earth by land, sea and air as they study the basics of geology, oceanography and meteorology.

High School Curriculum Earth Science: Geology, Oceanography and Meteorology

This is the second semester of Earth Science.In this class we will look at Earth s in the solar system, the galaxy and the universe.

High School Earth Science Semester 2: Our Place in the Universe (Astronomy)

In this ongoing course students will learn and practice physics concepts by building and creating awesome projects.

Project Based Physics and Engineering Camp: Learn Physics by Building and Doing!

Every Wednesday we meet to play Dungeons and Dragons. Players get to pick from the mission board  what exciting adventure they wish to play!

Dungeon and Dragon's Wednesday Adventurer's Guild

This class reviews fundamental physics concepts and illustrates them through fun labs that students can do at home with household objects. The course includes optional lab reports and  worksheets.

High School Physics Lab (Experiments With High School Physics)

Curious about what happens at the edge of a black hole? In this engaging class, learners of all levels will dive into the fascinating world of black holes, gravity, space-time, and even quantum mechanics. Let's embark on a cosmic journey!

Black Holes and Time Travel: The Science of Spacetime

Tiffany Mendoza

In this 8 week class students will be introduced to the concepts found in the first semester of high school Astronomy including sky watching basics and solar system formation. This class is highly interactive and will meet twice a week.

Summer Accelerated High School Curriculum Astronomy (First Semester)

In this 4 or 8 week class, students enjoy an in-depth introduction of Black Holes & Exoplanets: learning types & categories, where they are found & why they are important to humans in this exciting, interactive & fun Space course. #academic

Space Mission 2: Black Holes & Exoplanets (Semester Course)

Kristina RI. (MAT BBA. AA. Spanish. TEFL)

Students, using smartphone and tablet apps, will learn how to identify, observe and track stellar objects.

Astronomy II - Stargazing, Constellations, Quasars and Black Holes

In this 8 week class students will cover the concepts found in the first semester of high school chemistry including atomic structure, periodic table and atomic bonding. This class is highly interactive and will meet twice a week.

Summer Accelerated High School Curriculum Chemistry (First Semester)

In this 8 week class students will be introduced to the concepts found in the first semester of high school physics including, kinematics, forces, momentum and energy. This class is highly interactive and will meet twice a week.

Summer Accelerated High School Curriculum Physics (First Semester)

This course offers an excellent overview and practice for the High School Biology Curriculum - Part I

Biology Part I - High School Curriculum 

Dr Bella Groisman 

In this one-day course, students will learn more about Black Holes. They will color a worksheet and have ample time to discuss.

NASA: Let's Explore Black Holes (One-Day)

BrainFizz

This is a private tutoring session for Biology grades US  9-12 (all levels including AP, IB) and Chemistry grades 9-11.

Biology, Chemistry - High School Curriculum 
 Private Tutoring Session

English

This is an all-inclusive high school class! For 36 weeks, students will cover writing skills, history, science lessons, grade-appropriate math skills, psychology, philosophy, life skills, and nutrition tips. 

(6 Subjects) Full High School Curriculum -Math, English, Science, History + More

Miss Shauna

Self-paced second semester of high school chemistry is made simple with brief lectures, problem solving and unit reviews. Designed to boost confidence and develop critical thinking skills for higher level science. Bonus material for AP prep

High School Chemistry - 2nd Semester

Susan L, B.S. Chemical Engineering

This is a private tutoring session for Biology (grades US 9-12, including all levels like AP, IB) and Chemistry (grades 9-11). Enjoy the flexibility to join or withdraw at any point, tailoring your educational experience to your needs. 

Astronomy: High School Curriculum (2nd Semester) - Black Holes and Big Bangs

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