Helping Students Understand and Analyze the Wonders of Classic Literature!

9th Grade English English Semester Bundle

Shakespeare Class Bundle

American Literature - High School

Note-Taking Bundle

Nonfiction Class Bundle

Dystopian Literature Bundle

Fantasy Novels Bundle

Classic Mythological Stories Bundle

When Women Write - Female Authors

High School English 24/25 Semester Classes

Dystopian Novel Introduction

Kaitlyn Fischer: A Guided Reading Teacher

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.

Flexible

English

In this 14-week course, students will read four novels by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Agatha Christie, and Maurice LeBlanc while exploring the mystery genre and working together to solve mysteries, solve riddles, and create an escape room!

Come read Sherlock Holmes, Hercule Poirot, and The Maltese Falcon in this collection of great detectives! Use the clues to solve the mysteries and discover what it takes to become a sleuth!

     - Introduction to Semester Course
     - Introduction and Welcome
     - Introduction to Google Drive
     - Introduction to Mystery and Novels

Week 1: Introduction to Semester Course

     - Riddles, Mind Puzzles, Games, Escape Rooms
     - Sherlock Holmes, Hercule Poirot, and Arsène Lupin

The Hound of the Baskervilles
     - Riddles and Mind Puzzles
     - Weekly Mini-Writing Prompts
          - Setting
          - Character
          - Mystery Elements

Sherlock Holmes and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

The Hound of the Baskervilles, Symbolism, Character, and Mystery Continued
     - Writing Prompts Continued

The Murder of Roger Ackroyd
     - Weekly Mini-Writing Prompts
          - Character
          - Conflict Development
          - Symbolism

Hercule Poirot and Agatha Christie

The Murder of Roger Ackroyd, Character, Conflict, and Symbolism Continued
     - Weekly Mini-Writing Prompts Continued

Short Stories Collection, Arsène Lupin
     - Weekly Mini-Writing Prompts
          - Symbolism
          - Clues
          - Theme

Arsène Lupin, Gentleman Thief by Maurice LeBlanc

Short Stories Collection, Arsène Lupin, Symbolism, Clues, Theme
     - Weekly Mini-Writing Prompts

Developing the Setting
Creating Clues and Problems to Solve
Developing a Key to Solve the Room

Design Your Own Escape Room Project - Finalizing the Project

Students will play each other's escape rooms and they will present their own!

Playing Our Escape Rooms

Middle School Semester - 3 Classic Mystery Novels

Join us for this book club for learners wanting to read the American Girl books! 


American Girl BOOK CLUB

Kristi Rodenbeck

Looking for a fun and educational book club for kids? Welcome to the Pixar Five-Minute Stories Kids Book Club, the perfect reading program for young learners who love Disney and Pixar!

Disney Pixar Book Club

Sarah Spears

In this book club, learners will read and discuss The Magician's Elephant by Kate DiCamillo! This will be a fun book club for your learner and a great way to strengthen their reading comprehension skills. #academic 

Book Club: The Magician's Elephant by Kate Dicamillo

Tristan - Book Clubs/Reading Comprehension

During this summer book club, students will journey through an amazing book and conclude with an interactive book club.

Summer Book Club - Charlotte's Web

Sarah 

In this ongoing book club, we will be reading through the Magic Tree House series. We will then be discussing what we read and the adventures of Jack and Annie! 

Magic Tree House Book Club

Jordan Hayes

In this book club, learners will read and discuss "Because of Winn-Dixie" by Kate DiCamillo. This will be a fun book club for your learner and a great way to strengthen their reading comprehension skills. 

Book Club: Because of Winn-Dixie by Kate Dicamillo

In this book club, we will be reading books for kids ages 9-13 by South Asian authors! 

South Asian Book Club

Teacher Paro

In this 4-week book club, students will read and discuss Gary Paulsen's Newbery Award winner wilderness survival novel, Hatchet 

Hatchet Book Club

Janelle Fila

Join us for this book club for middle school readers!

Bookworms: A Book Club for Middle Schoolers

Dr. Sharon BC

Come fall in love with this classic story as we read and discuss the timeless, and heartwarming adventures of Heidi in this 6 week book club.

Book Club - Heidi

Carol Burns PhD,  ACE Educator

In this 5-week book club, students will read and discuss Shakespeare's play, The Tragedy of Othello, the Moor of Venice

Othello: Shakespeare Book Club

In this 4-week book club, students will read and discuss William Golding's symbolic and savage Lord of the Flies 

Lord of the Flies Book Club

In this 5-week book club, students will read and discuss Shakespeare's play, The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark 

Hamlet: Shakespeare Book Club

This book club invites learners to explore captivating novels and engage in thought-provoking discussions! Watch your learner grow and develop their understanding and appreciation of literature!

Classics for Kids Book Club! 

Outschool Educator Jennifer Hall

In this 6-week book club, students will read and discuss The Hunger Games, the first book in Suzanne Collins' trilogy. 

The Hunger Games Book Club

In this self-paced 4-week book club, students will read Wonder at their own pace. Students can work on provided worksheets that include comprehension and vocabulary, 

Wonder Book Club

Mr.Kitch

In this course, students will develop their skills through a non-fiction unit, two novel studies (choose from The Giver or The Outsiders and The Westing Game or Fahrenheit 451), a research unit, and a creative writing unit.

8th Grade English: Classic Literature Semester

In this course, students will learn how to write different essays (Descriptive, Narrative, Expository, Argumentative, Analytical) with steps and outlines, and more while receiving 1-1 feedback and learning how to edit their writing.

Middle School Essay Semester Course - Learn the Basics of Essay Writing!

In this 14-week semester course, students will read novels by Yann Martel and Agatha Christie with a focus on symbolism, theme, historical context, and analytical writing while participating in a Socratic Seminar discussion.

High School English: Life of Pi & and Then There Were None

In this six-day novel study, students will read the dystopian novel, Animal Farm by George Orwell by participating in a Socratic Seminar discussion with history, art, and other cross-curricular connections!

Animal Farm - A Dystopian Novel Study

Students will read and discuss non-fiction articles of the week focused on current events while engaging in different close reading activities to deepen understanding and strengthen analysis skills through our discussion techniques.

Article of the Week: Non-Fiction Discussion and Reading Practice

In this 6 session course, students will read and analyze Holes by Louis Sachar through a discussion and writing heavy course covering plot, setting, character, symbolism, theme, and more.

Holes by Louis Sachar - A Novel Study

In this 5-week novel study, students will read and discuss The Witch of Blackbird Pond by Elizabeth George Speare while learning about history, women's rights, witchcraft, Puritanism, and more!

The Witch of Blackbird Pond - A Novel Study of Witches and Women in History

In this four-week class, students will read the three tales of the Oedipus Tragedy while diving into one of the wildest stories in all of Greek Mythology! Read prophecies, poetry, and more through this course!

Greek Mythology - The Oedipus Cycle!

Join us and read three post-apocalyptic and dystopian novels: Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir, Station Eleven by Emily St. John Mandel, and The Road by Cormac McCarthy, while doing creative writing, research, and discussion in class!

High School English Semester: Post-Apocalyptic Dystopian Novel Study

In this novel study, students will read Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe while studying the effects of colonization, classism, and tradition versus change through Socratic Seminar discussion activities. 

Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe - A Novel Study

In this 12-week course, students will read C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkein's fantasy classic literature novels, The Chronicles of Narnia and The Hobbit, while discussing the novels, their cultural importance, and even the author's friendship!

6th Grade English Semester: The Chronicles of Narnia & the Hobbit

Math

This 16-week Grade 7 Math course includes 32 interactive, 25-minute lessons covering key topics like algebra, geometry, and fractions. Each class features a mini-lesson, practice, and problem-solving challenges for fun and lots of learning!

Middle School Semester Long Grade 7 Math Class Including Algebra

Nicole Joyal : Math Tutoring and Semester Math

Science & Nature

JOIN ANYTIME: The full Earth Science Curriculum. Covering: fossils, volcanoes, dinosaurs, oceans, earthquakes, rivers, atmosphere, oceans, planets & space science. Meteorology, Geology, Astronomy, Environmnetal Science & Physical Geography

Earth Science Middle School Semester 1: Geology Weather Oceans Environment Geog.

Dr Pete PhD Earth Science Philosophy Geology

Arts

In this high school level semester class, students will learn the foundations of interior design, while doing short assignments to build a resource book to prepare for a career in interior design.

Interior Design High School Semester Course

Ms. Katie

In this ten-week novel study semester course, students will read and explore three different novels: A Wrinkle in Time, Percy Jackson and The Lightning Thief, and The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe

Middle School Novel Study Semester Class: A Wrinkle in Time|Percy Jackson|Narnia

Alexis Thompson B.A. B.Ed.

World Languages

In this 10 week course we will complete semester 1 of introductory Spanish at the middle school level through live discussions, songs, slides and more! 

Middle School Spanish Semester 1

Chasity Llamas M.A.Ed.

Life Skills

Calling all young adventurers aged 3-6! Join our thrilling Adventure Quest - little explorers will have the power to choose their own themed escape rooms, exercising their critical thinking and math skills along the way.

PREK & KINDERGARTEN Math Mystery Games! | Choose & Solve at Home - 3 WK Summer 

Digital Escape Room Games with Miss Allyson

Through reading, clue analysis, puzzles, and logic, students develop critical thinking, comprehension, and argumentation skills.

Crack the Case: Middle School Mysteries - Mystery at Maplewood Middle

TeachAnew

In this second semester-long course, middle school students (appropriate for grades 6th-8th) will study Life Science including cells, living things, plants and animals, and habitats. Taking Semester 1, though, is not a pre-requisite.

Middle School Life Science-Semester 2

Mysti Chisholm, RPSGT, MBA-HM

A full curriculum, small group novel study where students will learn reading comprehension and writing skills from a certified ELA instructor.  Detailed feedback for EVERY assignment provided!  *Semesters can be taken in any order.*

Middle School Literature-Based Language Arts (Small Group ELA): Semester 3

Kimberlee Collins (Certified Teacher)

In this semester-long course (taken after Middle School Earth Science-Semester 1), middle school students (appropriate for grades 6th-8th) will continue to study Earth Science.

Middle School Earth Science-Semester 2

In this second semester-long course, middle school students (appropriate for grades 6th-8th) will study Physical Science including forces, motion, energy, electricity, and magnetism. Semester 1 or 2 can be taken in any order.

Middle School Physical Science-Semester 2

Social Studies

Explore ancient history in this full-curriculum course! Lead Greek warriors, Roman emperors & Islamic rulers through battles, politics & trade. Hands-on simulations & projects make history come alive while building critical thinking skills!

Homeschool Middle School Ancient World History: Classical World

Hopped Up History Education LLC

In this ongoing course, students will be reading classic novels such as, "Treasure Island", "The Great Gatsby", and others. While reading, the students will conduct a novel study for each novel.

Novel Studies of Classic Novels

Quentin Shaffer

In this semester-long course, middle school students (appropriate for grades 6th-8th) will study Life Science including cells, living things, plants and animals, and habitats.

Middle School Life Science-Semester 1

In this semester-long course, middle school students (appropriate for grades 6th-8th) will study Earth Science including Geology, Meteorology, Oceanography, Astronomy, and Environmental Science.

Middle School Earth Science-Semester 1

In this semester-long course, middle school students (appropriate for grades 6th-8th) will study Physical Science including forces, motion, energy, electricity, and magnetism.

Middle School Semester - 3 Classic Mystery Novels

Kaitlyn Fischer: A Guided Reading Teacher

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