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Science & Nature

Get ready for a dino-mite adventure in this weekly class! Each week, we will create a different dinosaur or prehistoric creature, discover fascinating facts, and share our awesome creations with each other.

Prehistoric Playdough Club: Let's Make Dinosaurs!

In this one-time class, students have the opportunity to show off their most beloved dinosaur-themed toys, books, games, etc. and share any dinosaur-based facts that they are excited to know! 

Dino Delights: A Dinosaur Show and Tell Session

Miss Brittany, M.S.Ed

Dino Discovery Summer! (Ages 6-11): Learn about amazing dinosaurs! Fun, interactive online dino class covering T-Rex, Triceratops & more. Explore prehistoric life & fossils. Live dinosaur learning for kids!

Dino Discovery Summer! – Learn About Amazing Dinosaurs!

Anthony Special Needs T

Students will learn about a specific dinosaur, its history of discovery, the world and time it lived in and little details about the animal itself. 

World of Dinosaurs

Chidumebi Ikechi Njoku-Browne

Arts

In this one-time class , the students will learn about a dinosaur .The students will be making a summer dinosaur art project.

Summer Dinosaur Art Project

Samara Brown

In this class we will learn about Dinosaurs and how they lived. What they ate and how they survived. This is a self paced two week class. 

Introduction to Dinosaur's. 

Mrs. April

In this one-time class, students will learn about an interesting aspect of dinosaur biology - why were there very few medium sized carnivorous dinosaurs?

Weird Science: Strange Dinosaur Sizes

John PhD

Life Skills

In this one-time course, I will read the book "The Dinosaur Who Lived in My Backyard', written by B.J. Hennesey, pictures by Susan Davis. After the reading, I will show the learners how to use breakfast foods to make easy, edible dinosaurs.

Dinosaur Breakfast, Yummy

Sharon Harville

In this weekly social class, everyone will learn about two dinosaurs every meeting! We will study what type of food each dinosaur likes to eat, their behavior and actions, physical abilities and features, and more! 

Little Paleontologists: Weekly Dose of Dinosaurs 

Mrs. Jessica (MEd in Elementary Education)

In this 12 week science and zoology class, students will learn the different kinds of dinosaurs and some key facts about each one. For example, which family did they belong to, where did they live, size, diet, and when they were alive.

Name That Dinosaur

Tanya Renee Brewington, MBA

Scientists used to think that the dinosaur extinction was caused by volcanoes. Now they think it was caused by a massive asteroid strike near Mexico. We look at new exciting evidence from the last hour of the reign of the dinosaurs!

Intro to the Dinosaur Extinction- Was it an Asteroid or Volcanoes? Explore evidence of the Dinosaurs' last hour

Dr Pete PhD Earth Science Philosophy Geology

In this one time class , the students will learn about a new dinosaur.The students will be making a new dinosaur art project.

Dinosaur Art Projects

In this on-going four week dinosaur club, your child will do crafts, play games and listen to stories.

Dinosaur Club- Have Fun Exploring the World of Dinosaurs for Four Weeks!

Ms. Rachel

In this ongoing class, learners use their imagination to draw and discuss dinosaurs, reptiles and amphibians!

Dinosaurs, Reptiles and Amphibians Club!

John Broadwater / Nat Geo Certified Educator

In this class, Paleontologist’s will learn and identify dinosaurs, as well as, flying and swimming reptiles (pterosaur/ichthyosaurus/plesiosaur). Each Paleontologist will craft dinosaurs, plus complete weekly hands-on activities!

Little Paleontologists: All About Dinosaurs (Self-Paced)

Students will enjoy a casual club to discuss dinosaurs. 

Dino Discussions 9 to 14 Years

Krista Austin

English

This is Part 1 of a full year course where learners will master foundational phonics skills though reading, spelling, and writing.

First Grade Phonics: Essential Skills for Reading, Spelling, & Writing (Part 1)

This is part one of a full year course where learners will learn grade-level, foundational phonics skills though reading, spelling, and writing.

Kindergarten Phonics: Essential Skills for Reading, Spelling, & Writing (Part 1)

Second Grade Phonics: Essential Skills for Reading, Spelling, & Writing (Part 1)

Math

In this ongoing enrichment class, learners will solve addition and subtraction math logic puzzles using their math knowledge and critical thinking skills.

Math Detectives: Addition and Subtraction Math Puzzle Challenges

This ongoing class aims to promote teamwork and foster positive relationships among learners through socialization, games, shared story time, and show & tell.

Connection Club: Friendship and Socialization

In this ongoing enrichment class, learners will solve multiplication math logic puzzles using their math knowledge and critical thinking skills.

Multiplication Math Detectives: Math Puzzle Challenges

Games & Hobbies

In this ongoing club, learners will put their Pokémon smarts and playdough skills to the test! Each week we will create a new Pokémon character out of playdough while playing a trivia game that will power up their Pokémon knowledge!

Pokémon Playdough Club

In this 3-day camp, learners will be guided through one rainbow-themed craft each day.

Rainbow Craft Camp: Colorful Crafts for Colorful Kids!

In this accelerated course, learners in grades 3–5 will master foundational phonics concepts typically taught in grades 1–2. Part 1 focuses on digraphs, long vowels (silent e), syllable types, and ending patterns in two-syllable words.

Phonics Basics for Upper Elementary Learners - Part 1

In this 4-week course, we explore various emotions each week through fun activities and insightful discussions based on the acclaimed book series, 'A Little Spot' by Diane Alber.

Spot Your Emotions - Understanding and Managing Emotions for Kids!

Get ready for a dino-mite adventure in this 5-week camp! Each class, we will create a different dinosaur or prehistoric creature, discover fascinating facts, and share our awesome creations with each other.

Prehistoric Playdough Camp: Let's Make Dinosaurs!

In this one-time cooking class, students will measure and mix ingredients to make no-bake chocolate chip granola bites, the perfect healthy snack.

Cooking and Baking Recipe Club: Let's Make No-Bake Chocolate Chip Granola Bites

Tara Nistico, M.Ed

In this ongoing class, students will be playing the game Fall Guys in a private party with each other while practicing communication skills and demonstrating sportsmanship while working together as a team.

Ongoing Fall Guys Social Gamer Club: Let's Make Friends and Get the Crown! 

Teacher Michael

Come learn how to bake a new type of cookie, cake, brownie, or another delicious sweet from scratch every week!

Let’s Make Dessert! A Weekly Baking Club

Jaime Kelly

In this one time class, students will learn how to make a friendship bracelet while learning about qualities that make a good friend!

Let's Make Friendship Bracelets!

Wild and Unstructured Learning

World Languages

In this hands-on Spanish cooking class, learners will make delicious Colombian arepas while learning Spanish vocabulary and exploring Hispanic culture. No prior cooking or Spanish experience required.

Let's make arepas

Ana Maria Wentz

Coding & Tech

In this ongoing, project-based class, learners will create a new game each month using GDevelop. We'll explore exciting genres like platformers, puzzle games, and shooters while mastering important game development skills.

Let's Make Video Games!

Michael Bernal

Play a game and create a story.  Students will take turns choosing cards to add to a group story.  This class focuses on oral storytelling (reading and writing not required).  However, the written story will be screenshared during class.

Let's Make a Story

Kate (ClasswithKate)

Learn how to make a basic Roblox game without any coding / scripting. This class uses Roblox Studio. Roblox Studio requires a Windows or Mac computer. 

Let's Make a Roblox Game!

Miss Jennifer - Roblox Scripting

In this eight week class we will create our own comic book. We will layout, draw, ink and color, and put together our very own comic books; from idea to finished product. 

Let's Make a Comic Book! 

Sharon

In this one time class students will work together with the teacher to create a story about camping! 

Let's Make a Camping Story!

Minecraft players come together to share fun stories and talk with one another about their YouTube channel. Learners can post their videos and get feedback from their peers!

Let's Make Minecraft YouTube Videos

Brenton Edwards

Making greeting cards is a great hobby and it’s always better to do with others. In this three day course we’ll make three different cards: two greeting cards and one birthday card.

Summer Camp: Let's Make Cards

Miss Rachel

In this hands-on STEM and science class, students ages 5–12 will learn how to build a working solar oven using a pizza box and household materials.

Let's Make a Solar Oven!

Autumn Nuckols

In this ongoing club, students learn all about different types of dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals.

Prehistoric Playdough Club: Let's Make Dinosaurs!

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