Story-Driven Science & Nature Classes That Spark Curiosity

Rebecca

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In this 8-week science course, learners become Eco Detectives, solving nature mysteries while exploring real ecology topics through interactive storytelling, clues, and critical thinking. Perfect for kids who love animals and science.

Become an Eco Detective and solve nature mysteries each week! Discover why bees vanish, wolves go missing, and forests change—all while learning real science and having fun with clues, codes, and teamwork

Why haven’t the monarch butterflies returned to Monarch Mountain?
Learners investigate missing butterflies by interviewing park rangers, decoding mysterious messages, and discovering the role of milkweed, migration, and habitat loss.

The Case of the Missing Monarchs

Deer are overrunning the forest—but where have the wolves gone?
Through food web puzzles, wildlife tracking, and ecosystem balance clues, learners uncover the chain reaction caused by a missing predator.

The Buzz About the Bees

The Wolves of Whispering Wood

Something is turning the coral white and driving fish away…
Kids explore coral bleaching, ocean temperatures, and water pollution by analyzing reef samples and unmasking the culprit behind the reef’s collapse.

Who Polluted Coral Cove?

The otters haven’t been seen in months—what’s wrong with the river?
Students investigate water quality, food chains, and pollution, learning why otters are key indicators of a healthy ecosystem.

The Vanishing River Otters

The morning forest is eerily silent—and strange feathers are left behind.
Through clues involving invasive species, habitat change, and light pollution, learners uncover why local birds have gone quiet.

Where Did the Songbirds Go?

The fields used to sparkle with fireflies—now, there’s only darkness.
Kids decode clues about light pollution, insect mating behaviors, and disappearing habitats while solving why the night has gone dark.

The Mystery of the Firefly Fizzle

The pastures are piling up with poo—and the beetles are gone!
Students explore decomposers, soil health, and the unexpected effects of livestock medications while solving this surprising mystery.

The Dung Beetle Dilemma

Eco Detectives: Solve Nature Mysteries & Learn Ecology Through Weekly Adventures

In this 3 week introductory Ecology course, students will begin to understand what an ecosystem is, how ecosystems function, and how humans impact ecosystems all through the lens of the Pokémon world.

An Introduction to Ecology with Pokémon

Jay Merrill

Learn about the fascinating and critical field of ecology! 

Ecology: The Science of Our Living Earth 

Arwen Hubbard

Use drawing and visual note taking to explore all 8 High School Life Science Standards for HS.LS2: Ecosystems, which explores ecology, including population dynamics, biogeochemical cycles and energy flow

Visual Biology: Ecology 

Creative Curriculum Coop with Benjamin Corey

This 8-part natural science and nature class introduces ecology. Learners will discover how everything in nature is connected—from the tiniest decomposers and sprouting seeds to plant-powered herbivores and fearsome apex predators.

Exciting Ecology: Microorganisms to Apex Predators!

Miss Elizabeth

This 8-part science and nature camp introduces learners to ecology. Learners will discover how everything in nature is connected—from the tiniest decomposers and sprouting seeds to plant-eating herbivores and fearsome apex predators.

Exciting Ecology: Summer Camp!

This flexible class includes 4 pre-recorded videos and additional videos by the instructor to answer class questions as the class progresses; covers coral reef ecology, reef building, types of reefs, development, species, and symbiosis.

Advanced Coral Reef Ecology - Marine Biology

Jamye E Carr

In this 16-week self-paced Ecology course for teens, students will explore ecosystems, food webs, biomes, biodiversity, and the impact of humans on the environment. 

Ecology | The Science of Nature & Life | Self-Paced | 16 Weeks

Hannah Poole

Does your learner like ecology, biology, and conservation?  Here we will discover species of plant and animal who have significantly large effects as predators, prey, mutualists, and/ or engineers within Earth's various environments. 

Keystone Species and Their Roles Within Ecosystems (Animal Science / Ecology)

Greg Korczak B.S.

An ongoing environmental educational club for kindergarten aged students. Weekly meetings will explore a different plant or animal group through crafts and games. Every class is independent of the others, so learners can join at any time! 

Kindergarten Ecology Club

Amalia Fernand, M.S. Nature/Earth Science

Let's use fun and cuddly Squishmallows to learn about native plants and animals in each of ecosystems in the world. Includes show & tell and a DIY Squishmallow field guide each week. 

Squishmallow Ecology (Plant & Animal Science)

Shiny Happy Kids w/ Miss Alex STEM Dino Art Myths

During this 5 day camp, we'll identify four poisonous plants from around the world, discuss their habitat, their toxicity, and how humans are affected. We'll hand bind a field guide created from pages we've created throughout the week.

Perfectly Poisonous Plants Ecology Camp

Heather Woodie, M.S. Ed.

This one-time class reveals the history, culture, ecology, and environmental challenges facing the sacred forests in Africa protected by the Ethiopian Orthodox Church

The Church Forests of Ethiopia: Self-Paced

Professor Dave, PhD

Join Arwen and her cat sidekick, Kwazii, to explore Earth’s biomes—from forests to oceans. This self-paced middle school science course builds biology and ecology foundations through ecosystems, adaptations, and life connections.

Biomes of the World 

Does your learner love ecology, biology, and conservation? Here, we will find ways to connect to nature and how to protect it! Deepening our understanding of plants, animals, and fungi as well as fostering curiosity into real world change!

How to Be a Wildlife Warrior: Making Impacts From Our Backyards and Beyond!

Habitat loss is threatening many animals worldwide. How can we grow gardens that provided habitat for bugs, butterflies, bees, birds and their predators? How can native pollinator gardens support wildlife versus invasive species?

The Garden as Habitat: Save the Planet by Gardening

Peter Burke, BA Ecology & Agriculture

Social Studies

In this 5-week course, we examine the history of Islam, the surahs of the Quran (Koran), the Hadiths of the Prophet Muhammad, the mysticism of Rumi (Sufi), and contemporary discourses on ecological responsibility.

Islam and Ecology (Self Paced)

In this fun and creative one time biology class, kids will explore real animal adaptations and design their own unique creatures based on different habitats. This class blends science, art, and imagination to build a love for nature.

Design Your Own Animal! | Creative Biology Class for Curious Kids

In this interactive wildlife rescue class, learners roleplay as animal rehabilitators responding to real-life emergencies. They practice empathy, teamwork, and decision-making while learning about animal care, behavior, and conservation.

Wildlife Rescue Team: Save Injured & Orphaned Animals

Discover a new ecosystem each week! Meet live program animals, plus participate in discussion, games, art, and science. Learn fun facts about the unique wildlife, plants, and landforms of regions around the world the teacher has visited. 

Nature Explorers International Club

Join our engaging Charlotte Mason Nature Study and Nature Journaling Enrichment Club! Students will craft their own nature journals by closely observing local wildlife and exploring weekly nature themes.

Charlotte Mason Nature Study Semester 1

Tammy  Metz

In this 6-week class we are going to visit different parks and explore the nature we see. We will be visiting wetlands, and woodlands, and grasslands. We will look at the different mammals, birds, insects, salamanders, etc. that we can find

Nature Summer Camp With Ms. Emilee (Age 6-11)

Ms. Emilee

Does your learner love biology, science, and nature? Get ready to explore our planet's unique types of environments and ecosystems that plants, animals, and other organisms have adapted to call their home. New places are discussed weekly!

Habitats and Biomes - Adventures of Earth, Its Ecosystems, and Life Sciences!

In this 1-session quest, learn skills to: describe physical characteristics of Mangroves and classify common animal behaviors that live near Mangroves for survival. Join Mr. Hamilton, the Pirate Teacher! Arh Matey ready for a quest, are ye?

Eco Detectives: Solve Nature Mysteries & Learn Ecology Through Weekly Adventures

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