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Chinese Mythology (Grace Lin Novels)

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Express Yourself with Poetry and Art Series (Social Emotional Reflection)

Exploring World Cultures & Mythology Semester Courses

The Genres Series: Middle School English Semester Courses

Learn to Love Reading Book Clubs

Creative Fun (Ages 8-12)

Creative Fun (Middle School)

Alaina Bell Gao

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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English

Take a deep dive into the elements of poetry, figurative language, and types of poetry over fifteen-weeks, with Sharon Creech's Hate That Cat (sequel to Love That Dog) and companion poems, as you write, share, and craft your own anthology.

Join my poetry and writer's club where we will read, imagine, discuss, laugh, write, and celebrate poetry with other young poets!

Introduction to Poetry #3: Hate That Cat - A Book/Writer's Club -Semester Course

In this 4 session 2 week course learners will be exposed to the key elements of poetry and poetic forms and gain the confidence to write meaningful poetry themselves.

Jump Start Poetry: Learn to Write--and Appreciate--All Forms of Poetry

Cindy Frank

This class will learn about a different type of poetry each time it meets and students will create their own Poetry Journal 

Poetry Tea Time - Create Your Own Poetry Journal

Ms. Richards - Certified Teacher B.A, B.Ed

We're going to learn to write one of the most fun forms of poetry:  Haiku! #ACADEMIC

Writing and Enjoying Haiku Poetry

Mrs. Rae Marie  (Writing, Poetry, ACE Educator)

Ongoing poetry club for students interested in all forms of poetry.  Learn to use figurative language to enhance your poetry skills and learn about different poets through history every week and how they use language to express themselves.

Pen and Ink Poetry Club for Teens

Micole (Teacher, Permaculturist, Homeschooler)

In this ongoing class, students will read and analyze poetry and learn about poets while discovering the joy of poetry.

Poetry Power: How to Read and Analyze Poems

Jennifer Smith, MA

In this ongoing poetry class, students will develop literary analysis skills through reading, discussing, comparing, and contrasting poems from different eras.

Poetry Pairings: Movements, Eras, and More

In this 2 week (4 session) course learners will both learn the key elements of poetry and poetic forms and gain the confidence to write meaningful poetry themselves. (Same content as 4  week version of course)

Jump Start Jump Start Poetry Boot Camp: Write and Appreciate All Forms of Poetry

In this one week (four sessions) camp, we will read, analyze, enjoy, and write poetry with summer-based themes.  #academic

Poetry Camp for Teens - Summer Session

Mrs. Lisa Galvao, B.A. English Ed; M.A.,TESL/TEFL

In this class, students explore the works of renowned poets, learn the structure of poetry writing, and utilize class time as a writing workshop!

Poetry Studies - Writing and Reading

Miss Shauna

In this class we will embark on a captivating journey of self-expression and literary discovery as we delve into the art of poetry, learning and crafting verses that resonate with creativity and personal flair. 

Metaphors and More: Poetry 1:1

Mrs. Durant, BA-Elem. Ed, Star Educator

Deliciously macabre, hauntingly beautiful, and perfectly ingenious -- the poetry of Edgar Allan Poe brings both delight and shivers. We'll explore his works, his life, and his use of language in this fun one-time class.  

Poetry Unlocked: Edgar Allan Poe

Dana Lorelle, Writing, Vocabulary, Essays

In this course, learners will study the craft of poetry by reading and analyzing Taylor Swift songs. We will examine songs from every era to learn about rhyme, meter, alliteration, metaphor and more. We'll also share our poetry!

Master Poetry with Taylor Swift: Learn Through Lyrics

Teacher Kristin BA TEFL TESL

In this one time class, students will learn about what a Haiku is, its origins, and how to create one. We will also discuss how writing poetry is different than prose writing.

Learn How to Write a Haiku - Poetry Writing

Ashley Mercado

In this on-going class students will learn about and explore different elements and forms of poetry, from rhyming couplets to haikus to terse verse riddles and more, creating their own fun works of literary art.

Poetry:  Word Fun for Beginners

Connie Duncan B.Th., Letters, Phonics and Word Fun

In this 8-week poetry writing course, learners will become better at #creative poetry writing by completing 7 different poems based on their interests and creativity into a digital book and breaking down what poetry writing is all about.

Be You & Become a Better Writer: Poetry Writing, 8-Week Course

Alison Sloan, Writing Teacher | Cert. ELA/ESL

In this class, learners will explore their creativity and increase descriptive skills through poetry! They will also improve their grammar skills. Students can turn their poetry into creative cards!

Poetry Cards and Creative Writing: Build Literacy With Art-ESL Friendly 

Miss Ashley (B.A. in Elementary Education and ELL)

Hang out with creative friends and write a poem in a new style/form each week, like haiku, tricubes, acrostic, lyric, sonnet, and bop in our relaxed sessions that go beyond syllables and rhyming to celebrate international poetic forms.

Introduction to Poetry #4: Poetry Circle - Make Friends, Laugh, Write & Share

These creative writing sessions inspire struggling and avid writers, as we enter a fantasy world to brainstorm story ideas and imagery (+similes, metaphors, onomatopoeia, alliteration & personification) and then write and share our stories.

Adventures in Creative Writing: From Fantasy Picture to Descriptive Story

Encourage creativity (art/poetry), reflection & self-expression (SEL) while boosting reading comprehension and knowledge of diverse poets in a relaxed class with a year+ of themes! Loved by Autistic learners + those with ADHD & dysgraphia.

Express Yourself 3: Read Diverse Poetry, Reflect & Write, Draw, Paint, or Sculpt

Dive into modern classics/classics with friends: literature circles (vocabulary & literary analysis), Kahoot (reading comprehension), crafts (setting & characters), grammar games, creative writing (poems & short stories), research & essays.

Creative, Clever Readers' Book Club (8-12): Close Reading, Writing & Crafts

Students write and draw in their scrapbooks to record their experiences, observations, and emotions (social-emotional skills) as they chat and enjoy some social time in a relaxed setting. *Great for ESL learners and making friends!

Social Club: Scrapbook With Friends (Writing, Art & Conversation) - ESL Friendly

Over just four weeks the learners will improve their reading comprehension with fun, interactive activities by becoming our literature circle's writer, reporter, magnifier, word master, theme tracker, connector, and/or predictor.

Learn to Love Reading Book Club #3 - Charlotte's Web (Creative; ESL Friendly!)

Power up your creative writing! Bring your idea, unfinished short story, or book project for focused weekly writing lessons, including grammar and vocabulary help, with time to apply it and share for feedback! (Drop-In/Year-Long)

Adventures in Creative Writing: Power Writers' Workshop - Novel Crafting Skills

This is a reading and writing poetry club, where we will read free verse novels, analyze them, and craft our own. Discussing the story development, imagery, figurative language, and themes will help your poet develop their voice and craft.

Introduction to Poetry #5: Write Your Own Free Verse Novel or Anthology!

Join a passionate, friendly writing community and discover the thrill of writing short stories in a variety of genres: mystery, science-fiction, adventure, fantasy, Gothic, historical-fiction, and realistic-fiction.

Adventures in Creative Writing: Write a Short Story in a New Genre Each Month!

This intensive middle school semester course is a deep dive into essay writing (various styles), creative writing, literary analysis, and research with Greenglass House (Edgar Award), independent novels (historical+), and more!

Genres #1: Sleuth's Hunch - Mystery ELA Semester Course (6th, 7th & 8th Grade)

Social Studies

Are you learning world history/social studies? Write short stories (historical fiction) and develop a skit to be performed as you learn how the Lunar New Year (Chinese New Year) was celebrated throughout Chinese history. ESL friendly!

Asian History: Celebrate the Chinese New Year From Ancient Times to Now!

Join other cat fans to travel the world learning about cats through stories, games and fun feline facts.  We’ll earn “Cultured Cat Badges” as we touch on geography, history and mythology through the eyes of our furry friends! #superstar

Kitty Cat Fan Club: Cats and Culture (Ages 8-11)

Miss Tracy

Science & Nature

A fun group where big cat fans can discuss their favorite big cats, chat about favorite big cat characters, share big cat pictures, and more!

Big Cat Fan Discussion Club

Teacher Amanda

A fun group for fellow cat lovers to learn and share about their favorite animal!

The Cat Cabana

Blue Cat Music by Alexandra Rhoads

This interactive group is perfect for kids who love cats! Learners will share stories, drawings, and facts about their feline friends while practicing respectful online communication. Weekly themes keep the experience fresh and engaging.

Curious Cats Club: Learn, Share & Celebrate Feline Fun

Dr. J

In this ongoing class, students will learn about a new cat each week, participate in group games, and create a weekly drawing/sketch.  A class for students who love zoology; especially cats.

Cats of the World: Let's Learn About a New Cat Each Week

Erin Radin

In this 6-week course, students will learn all about domestic cats: history, science, cat breeds, and how to care for this favorite pet.

All About Cats: History, Care, and More!

Learn about the characteristics of wild cats while listening to the sounds they make, looking at pictures, playing games, and creating art. Find out where in the world your favorite wild cats live by exploring different continents each day.

Wild Cats Explorers Camp

Amalia Fernand, M.S. Nature/Earth Science

In this multi-day summer camp, students will learn all about big cats in the wild. They will learn what they look like, their habits, their location, and other fun facts. Learners will learn to draw a big cat at the end of each lesson.

ROAR! Big Cat Summer Camp

Dawn Sifuentes

Can we train kittens not to jump on the table or scratch the couch? Explore animal behavior and techniques for training cats. Students can bring their pets or stuffed animals to class as well as meet Professor Patrick the Cat.

Kitten and Cat Training Camp: Is Animal Training Just for Dogs?

Stacey Q

Does your learner love zoology, biology, or cats? In this course, we will discover and learn about each of the species that we call a feline. A new species’ natural history and ecology will be explored in each week so feel free to join in!

Fantastic Felines! Felidae - Big Cats and Members of the Family (Animal Science)

Greg Korczak B.S.

This course is an introduction to economics which will explore important concepts that will enable the student to effectively engage the realm of economic thinking. 

Introduction to Economics - Semester Course

Nathaniel Gilbert

This 11-week course introduces students to elements, molecules, the periodic table, chemical reactions, and more. Students will have fun learning chemistry in a way that makes sense and creates real-world connections. #academic

Introduction to Chemistry I & II (Semester)

Ashley McLaurin

In this ongoing book club, learners will read and discuss a Pete the Cat book each week developing their comprehension, vocabulary, spelling and more! Discover the adventures of George! ESL friendly.

Book Club: Pete the Cat

Let's Go Learning!

Coding & Tech

Students will explore the world of animation over the course of the semester, diving into the art of storytelling through animated characters and scenes, mastering the basics of Scratch to bring their creative visions to life. 

Coding Scratch Full Semester Series - Introduction to Scratch: Animation

Young Art: Art Education, Fashion Design, Coding

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 Poetry #3: Hate That Cat - A Book/Writer's Club -Semester Course

Alaina Bell Gao

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