Teacher

Kim Musolff

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Standard

Science & Nature

In Part 4 of this full-year course, students spend 9 weeks learning about how plants and animals are classified.  Uses REAL Science Odyssey as a base. No pre-requisite.

Students learn what a biome is and create a poster about different biomes. 

Biome Intro

Biomes & The Environment

Students use their knowledge of biomes to design their own biome. 

Design a Biome

Students look at the biome in their local area and determine what impact humans have had on that biome.  They explore ways to improve the environment around them. 

Environment 

Students learn how scientists classify and name organisms.  They are introduced to their animal research project.  They also create the beginning of a visual evolutionary tree, which they will add to throughout the unit. 

Intro to Our Evolutionary Tree

Our Evolutionary Tree

Students learn about animals that are made of just one cell.  They learn how these animals were our first ancestors.  They make endosymbiotic cookies to model how these simple organisms evolved. 

Single-Celled Organisms

Students learn how plants evolved from single-celled organisms, and look at their local environment for plant variety. 

Plant Evolution

Students learn how animals evolved from single-celled organisms.  They explore Cnidarians as the first large group of multi-cellular animals. 

Animal Evolution

Students learn about the class of animals called worms.  They investigate the burrowing nature of worms. 

Worms

Students learn about mollusks, how they make their homes, and how they contributed to our evolutionary tree. 

Mollusks

Students learned how animals evolved to have exoskeletons.  They look at several insects closely under a microscope.  

Arthropods

Students learn about the class of echinoderms, and experiment with how they develop a tough outer covering. 

Echinoderms

Students learn about different classes of fish, and how they contributed to our evolutionary tree. 

Backbones

Students learn how amphibians "walked" out of the sea, and how they contributed to our evolutionary tree.  

Amphibians

Students learn how reptiles differ from amphibians, and how they progressed along the evolutionary tree.  

Reptiles

Students explore how dinosaurs were different from reptiles, and how they evolved into modern birds.  They learn about bird bones, and where birds fit in on our evolutionary tree.  

Birds Are Dinosaurs

Students learn how mammals evolved and how they fit on our evolutionary tree.  

Mammals

Students discuss and explore the specific things humans have that differ from other mammals.  They complete their evolutionary tree. 

What Makes Me Human?

Presentations

Exploring Life Part 4: Classification (Biology Curriculum Grades 4-6)

In this interactive Science Program, we learn about botany. Classes include a range of activities including STEM experiments. 

Let's Learn Science: All About Botany for Young Minds (11-14 Years)

Let's Go Learning!

In this ongoing botany class we will use science, language arts, creative arts and geography to understand the fascinating plant kingdom! We will learn about plant structure, properties, plant classification and their interactions with the environment. 

Botany: Exploring the Plant World Through Art – Waldorf-Inspired

Waldorful Days Creative Learning Academy

Let's explore nature's secrets in this inspiring course that combines advanced natural science, ecology, and gardening, creating a community for budding naturalists. An engaging substitute for standard middle or high school biology classes!

Survey of Botany: Explore Plant Anatomy and Physiology

Dr. Lee, PhD, Biology and Life Science

Join a Certified Montessori online class! Fun hands-on activities and engaging lessons, bring the plant kingdom to life with Montessori Science. Outschool's only certified Montessori School. Learn with us!

Montessori Science Work Period: Botany for Grades 1-3 | Plant Science

My First Montessori School Online

Learn 𝗽𝗹𝗮𝗻𝘁 𝗯𝗶𝗼𝗹𝗼𝗴𝘆 through 𝗮𝗻𝗮𝘁𝗼𝗺𝘆, 𝗽𝗿𝗼𝗽𝗮𝗴𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻, 𝗴𝗿𝗼𝘄𝘁𝗵, 𝗻𝘂𝘁𝗿𝗶𝗲𝗻𝘁𝘀, 𝘀𝗼𝗶𝗹 𝘀𝗰𝗶𝗲𝗻𝗰𝗲, and 𝘁𝗮𝘅𝗼𝗻𝗼𝗺𝘆. Build skills for 𝗰𝗮𝗿𝗲𝗲𝗿𝘀 in 𝗯𝗼𝘁𝗮𝗻𝘆 and 𝗮𝗴𝗿𝗶𝗰𝘂𝗹𝘁𝘂𝗿𝗲.

The Science of Botany: Explore Plant Parts, Growth, and Environmental Factors

Kindred Scholars Academy / Christine Santos LLC

Botany is the scientific study of plants. This class is designed to spark curiosity and a love for nature through engaging songs, stories, art, and science. Together we will discover the magic of autumn botanicals. 

Waldorf; Budding Botanists: A Study of Autumn Botanicals- Science, Stories, Art 

The Friendly Forest School with Ms. Nora, M.Ed.

In this hands-on camp, we will build several different science models using playdoh (Play-Doh), while learning about the world around us and how it works. Some topics are life science, space science, earth science, plants and more! 

Science and Art: Learn Chemistry, Botany, Ecology, Astronomy, and Geology! 

Amy Fontanarosa

In this weekly ongoing course, we will observe, discuss, & draw & different medicinal plants each week!  We will learn about the history, uses, and parts of various medicinal plants.

Ongoing Weekly Art Class - Plant Medicine & Botanical Illustration

Kimberly Couch, M.Ed.

Learn about tropical and temperate rainforests while solving the clues to find the key to the supply box to call for help to find your way out of the rainforest. This class is included in my weekly science classes. 

Science: Lost in the Rainforest Escape Adventure

Teacher Sharon, M.Ed., TEFL

In this interactive and engaging one-time science class, junior scientists will learn about photosynthesis; the food-making process that occurs in the leaves of trees and plants. 

Science: Photosynthesis

Learners will explore the life cycle of a plant, seeds, how fruits and vegetables grow, poisonous plants, and see photos of unusual plants from all over the world.  Also, plenty of time to socialize, and play games or draw in each class. 

Plant Adventures (Science Class - 1X/Week for 9 Weeks)

Ms. Angie  (B.A. in Early Childhood Education)

We will begin with a mini lesson on the purpose and function of leaves. We will then head outdoors where we will explore how leaves help a plant get light, go on Leaf Scavenger Hunt, and then make chlorophyll rubbings. 

All About Leaves

Ashley Summey

Visit Detective V's mysterious greenhouse to solve the clues to help you learn how carnivorous plants lure and trap insects.

Science: Carnivorous Plants Mystery- Earn the Golden Leaf of Knowledge 

In this 4 week class, students will investigate the world of plants and learn all about them through interactive discussions and fun, hands-on projects. 

Investigating the World of Plants

Wild and Unstructured Learning

In this 1-session quest, the learner will learn to describe The Process of Photosynthesis with Mr. Hamilton the Pirate Teacher! Arh Matey ready for a quest, are you? Grab paper & pencil.

Pokémon Life Science: The Discovery of Photosynthesis

Mr.Hamilton

Your student will learn about the parts of a plant, photosynthesis and pollinators all while joining Bob on one of his most exciting adventures, all in his own backyard. 

Journey to the Plants With Bob!

Teacher Kandy

English

In this semester-long class students are immersed in reading, writing, and language arts.  The curriculum is structured around building literacy naturally and is personalized for your student's individual needs.   

Mindspark Literacy Block (Semester 1)

Math

In this semester-long course, students learn to think mathematically as they progress through level 5A in the Singapore Math curriculum (Dimensions Math), gaining skills in problem-solving, mental math, and math concepts.

Mathematical Thinking 5A:  A Singapore Math Curriculum (Dimensions Math)

Social Studies

This 9-week course uses story-telling and hands-on activities to bring the story of humankind alive, starting with pre-history through one of the very first civilizations.  (Part 1 of a year-long social studies course for grades 4-6)

History Quest 1:  The Dawn of Civilization (Full Curriculum Grades 4-6)

In this ongoing class students get ready for Pre-Algebra as they progress through level 6A in the Singapore Math curriculum (Dimensions Math), gaining skills in problem-solving, mental math, and math concepts.

Mathematical Thinking:  Singapore Math Full Curriculum Level 6A

Using the REAL Science Odyssey curriculum as a base, students in this hands-on, interactive class experiment with elements and learn how the Periodic Table is organized. May be taken as a stand-alone.

How Matter Works 2: The Periodic Table (Full Curriculum for Grades 4-6)

Using the REAL Science Odyssey curriculum as a base, students in this hands-on, interactive class learn how to think like scientists and discover how atoms make up all matter. May be taken as a stand-alone.

How Matter Works 1:  Intro to Chemistry (Full Curriculum for Grades 4-6)

In this semester-long course, students learn to think mathematically as they progress through level 4B in the Singapore Math curriculum (Dimensions Math), gaining skills in problem-solving, mental math, and math concepts.

Mathematical Thinking 4B:  A Singapore Math Curriculum (Dimensions Math)

MindSpark Literacy Block (Semester 2)

In this semester-long course, students learn to think mathematically as they progress through level 4A in the Singapore Math curriculum (Dimensions Math), gaining skills in problem-solving, mental math, and math concepts.

Mathematical Thinking 4A:  A Singapore Math Curriculum (Dimensions Math)

In this semester-long course, students learn to think mathematically as they progress through level 5B in the Singapore Math curriculum (Dimensions Math), gaining skills in problem-solving, mental math, and math concepts.

Mathematical Thinking 5B:  A Singapore Math Curriculum (Dimensions Math)

In this semester-long course, students learn to think mathematically as they progress through level 3A in the Singapore Math curriculum (Dimensions Math), gaining skills in problem-solving, mental math, and math concepts.

Mathematical Thinking 3A:  A Singapore Math Curriculum (Dimensions Semester 1)

In this class, student will receive a 1:1 private, individualized session with an experience math teacher to help cover the curriculum or assignment/homework help. 

101 Private Full Math Curriculum Grades 1-8 - 30 Minutes Weekly

StudentScholars

In this 5 day camp, we learn about taxonomy and animal classification. We will learn while having a fun science camp experience!

Biology Camp (5 Days) - Animal Classification - Summer Camp

Mrs. Bettina

This is a 4th Grade full curriculum class covering concepts in Math, English, Science and Social studies.  When taken with Units 1-3 and 5, it teaches an in-depth full year of 4th Grade curriculum. 

4th Grade Full Curriculum Unit 4

This four part course will provide your fourth grader with a full curriculum including Math, Science, Language Arts, Social Studies, and Computer Applications in a small group setting!

4th Grade Full Curriculum: Part 1

Seed and Stem Learning Center

This 12 week course focuses on the study of animals. This is not your standard zoo animal class. In this class, we will focus on animal evolution, ecology, reproduction, behavior, and anatomy.
#zoology #animals #animalscience #animalbiology

Animal Biology: Exploring the Diversity of Animal Life. Zoology. Animal Science.

Mr. Brooks

In this ongoing class, learners will receive one-on-one instruction from a English teacher based in Canada. Lessons will focus on Writing, Reading, Spelling and Grammar as per their Grade.

Customized 101 Complete English Curriculum Grades 1-8 (ESL welcome) - 30 Minutes Weekly

In this ongoing class, students will learn 4th grade material such as Math, Reading, Writing, English, Social Studies, Science, and test taking skills with a certified teacher.

4th Grade Full Curriculum Class: 4 Days A Week 

Cherry Learning Center by Mrs. Berry-Cherry

Join our fourth-grade math course where students will master multiplication, division, number sense, fractions, decimals, and word problems. Your child will develop essential math skills while having fun with engaging games and puzzles.

Math Course 4: Fourth Grade Math (Full Curriculum)

Stone Bridges Academy

A full academic-year curriculum for fourth grade level learners where they will explore reading, writing, grammar, and presentation skills.

English Language Arts Course 4: Fourth Grade ELA (Full Curriculum)

In this one-time class, we will learn the science, biology, and evolution of amazing (and disturbing) creatures in nature that do some remarkable things!  #academic

Biology: Real-Life Zombies in Nature

John PhD

This curriculum is aligned with the pacing of the second semester of 4th/5th grade, and is perfect for young scientists eager to explore the wonders of the natural world. Covers topics in Earth/Space Science, Ecosystems/Habitats, and more.

Elementary Full Curriculum Science for Grade 4 - 5, Part 2

Susan Laforet, M.Ed Curriculum and Instruction

An engaging course designed for 4th and 5th graders. The course aligns with NGSS  curriculum, using a comprehensive exploration of key scientific concepts, while promoting critical thinking and problem solving through hands-on experiments.

Elementary Full Curriculum Science for Grade 4 - 5, Part 1

Students will explore life, physical, earth and space sciences, as well as engineering concepts, aligned with NGSS standards. This interactive and hands-on course fosters curiosity and builds a strong foundation in 4th grade science. 

Exploring Life Part 4: Classification (Biology Curriculum Grades 4-6)

Kim Musolff

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