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Gluten Free Cooking for Health and Fun!

Exploring Rocks and Minerals

Barbara (Ms Bobbi) Wells

Refund within 24 hours of payment until your next meeting or lesson access begins.

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Life Skills

This is a class for students who love plants and have indoor gardening questions, or just want to share their own success and  experiences. 

This is the class for you if you love plants and want to know more about their cultivation, or want to share your experience and expertise. Join me for a great discussion. 

𝗜𝗻𝗱𝗼𝗼𝗿 𝗚𝗮𝗿𝗱𝗲𝗻𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗛𝗼𝘂𝘀𝗲𝗽𝗹𝗮𝗻𝘁𝘀 Q & A Group

Science & Nature

Introduction to Agriculture for Teens is an 11-week course that introduces teens to the basics of agriculture. Students will explore topics like soil science, plant growth, animal care, and sustainable farming practices. 

Introduction to Agriculture for Teen

Happy Kids Nutrition Academy

This 4-week summer camp will introduce teens to agriculture, focusing on plant science, vegetable crops, sugar crops, sustainable farming, organic practices, and hydroponics. 

Summer Camp: Introduction to Agricultural for Teens

In this 11-week class, learners will learn gardening basics and how to start a garden. They will be able to start growing plants as part of the class (optional) or discuss plants that they might already be growing. 

Beginner Gardener S1: Learn to Garden! 11Wks (Ages 9-12)

Dr. Lopez

The basic gardening class will introduce the student to the tools used in gardening and their uses.

Introduction to Gardening Tools

Mark House

In this weekly, ongoing class, students will practice their social skills while engaging in lessons and discussions regarding everything gardening. 

Gardening Club for Special Needs

Autism Superpowers

In this gardening class, learners will research and discuss different plants that can be grown as food (fruits, veggies, greens, herbs, etc.) as well as companion flowers in a garden and share what they are growing in the garden. 

Gardening 4 Beginners: Research & Discuss Plants That Grow in Garden! Age 9-11

In this gardening class, learners will research and discuss different plants that can be grown as food (fruits, veggies, greens, herbs, etc.), as companion/intercropped plants, and/or to attract pollinators in a garden. 

Gardening R1: Research & Discuss Plants Grown in a Garden! Age 12-15

Topics include: planning a garden, starting seeds, planting, herbs, harvesting, storage, and preserving with a focus on canning and dehydrating.  Each lesson includes an optional after-class project. 

The Homestead Garden:  3 Week Course

Kate (ClasswithKate)

In this camp, learners will research and discuss different edible plants that can grow in a spring/summer garden. 

Gardening Camp: Research & Discuss Edible Plants to Grow in a Garden! Ages 9-12

A great course to learn how to build a garden bed, choose companion plants, and maximize your space.

How to Plan a Garden ❤️

Logan

Discover the fundamentals of growing plants through hands-on investigations. By the end of the course, you'll start seedlings for your dream garden. Perfect for aspiring gardeners and plant enthusiasts!

The Secrets of Garden Plants: A Scientific Exploration


Susan Laforet, M.Ed Curriculum and Instruction

Join Ms. Brekke for a one on one consultation to get your basic gardening questions answered

1:1 Gardening Basics - Get Your Questions Answered!

Brekke Bounds (she/her)

In this 6 Week Summer Camp students will explore with a hands on approach the basics of gardening. 

Hands on Summer Camp: Gardening: Grades 3,4,5: Level 1

Despe Lebel

In this class, students will connect and chat, ask questions, and share their plants and gardens with the class! 

Nature Homeroom Gardening Club and Chat (for Homeschool, After School, or Fun!)

Ms. Felicia 

In this three week camp, emerging gardeners will be taken on a real life gardening tutorial!

Hands on Summer Camp: Gardening: Grades K,1,2: Level 1

Arts

In this 1-time class, students will learn to make their own seed paper from recycled paper.  Our seed paper servers multiple purposes: It's a great way to recycle old paper, makes a great gift or party favor and it GROWS flowers!

Homestead Kids: Recycled Seed Paper

Jill Inscore

Health & Wellness

In this four week class students will make delicious gluten free baked goods with easy to follow recipes using only a few easy to find ingredients. 

Gluten Free Baking Made Easy

English

If your K-3 child struggling with math, reading or phonics, I can help your child scaffold their learning. Scaffolding helps children experience success, building on skills they already have, adding new concepts and ideas progressively.  

Tutoring for Ages 6-10: Phonics, Reading Comprehension, Math Concepts

Social Studies

Your student will learn facts and history surrounding our flag through games and interaction. The class ends with a flag craft.

All About our US Flag

Math

Join this fun-filled, educational, foundational math concepts class for kids ages 4 to 5 where we focus on math games and activities that develop math readiness and basic math skills in preschool and kindergarten learners.

 Math Concepts for Four to Eight-Year-Old Math Learners

Games & Hobbies

Do you have a teen or Pre-teen Who loves crafts, sewing, and DIY? In this class, kids learn how to put together and complete a T-Shirt Quilt using their cherished own shirts. This will be a keepsake they will love!

You Can Make a T-Shirt Quilt!

Early Education

Let’s grow curious minds together—one giggle, one step, and one discovery at a time!

Little Learners: Explore, Play, Grow!

In this science camp, kids who love plants will learn about  growing herbs, easy to find herbs, how to identify them, and how to use them to make things useful for the family. 

Growing and Using Herbs  

In this ongoing, hands-on class, young students will discover more about their world through science, math, engineering and technology. 

STEM Activities: Hands on Science for Ages 5-8. 

In this four week class students will make delicious gluten free desserts with easy to follow recipes using easily obtainable ingredients. 

Gluten Free Desserts

In this course, students will read a book of their choice while being guided by an experienced teacher to increase reading skills and comprehension. 

Individual Book Study: One to One

Join me in exploring strange and mysterious places and things that really exist, even though we do not understand them. 

Strange and Mysterious Places

The session is designed for students seeking guidance regarding their high school transcript. I will provide insight and resources for students to gain a better understanding of the importance of tracking their grades and GPA.

All About High School Transcripts - Overview With Q&A

Audrey

The session is designed for students seeking guidance regarding their middle school transcript. I will provide insight and resources for students to gain a better understanding of the importance of tracking their grades and GPA.

All About Middle School Transcripts - Overview With Q&A

In this one time class, students will practice counting U.S. money, including (pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters, $1, $5, $10 and $20, $50 and $100.) Students will also practice adding & subtracting different amounts of money. 

Learn How to Add With Spongebob & a Special Ed Teacher (Ongoing Class)

Joshua Violanti 

Coding & Tech

In this ongoing class, students will learn everything there is to know about The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom - Discussion and Q&A

Engaging Minds Enterprises 

Have a quick question about college or the admissions process? Want to meet before enrolling in my mentoring sessions? Wondering what difference working with an applicant mentor makes? Let's chat!

College Application Quick Review and/or Admissions Q&A

Carissa Hoitenga, College Consultant & Mentor

Get expert help with your learner’s photography questions in two focused, hands-on sessions. Whether they’re using a phone or camera, they’ll gain clarity on technical skills, creative techniques, or photo projects with guidance from a prof

Photography Q&A Personalized Coaching: One-On-One With a Pro Photographer

Erika Hatfield & Next Level Photo Education

This weekly social group led by an autistic teacher is designed to be a safe and welcoming place for students to have fun and socialize with peers. This is a place for your student to grow confidence in their unique social skills. 

Social Group for Autistic Children - Small Group

Gabrielle Hughes - Autistic Advocate

Social Group for Autistic Children - Girls Group 

Social Group for Autistic Teens - Girls Group

Social Group for Autistic Tweens - Girls Group

A group for anyone taking Biology classes to learn, explore revise, practice, and celebrate Biology!

Biology Group

Dr Steph Acaster

Learners will come together to explore, discuss, and celebrate their love for horses. Whether you're a seasoned equestrian or a curious beginner, our group is dedicated to learning about all things related to horses.

Horse Enthusiast Group

Kellie Thompson

A fun, relaxed group for learners to share creative activities relating to science topics, share ideas, play group games, and participate in creative science challenges.

Creative Science Group

A group for learners to talk about their interests around the brain, neuroscience, and psychology.

Psychology and Neuroscience Group

A fun and relaxed group where learners can share their origami creations and ideas!

Origami Social Group

Jaclyn M.

Music

In this online course students will learn how to sing with confidence, and learn how to breath, and improve their singing voices with fun songs.

𝗜𝗻𝗱𝗼𝗼𝗿 𝗚𝗮𝗿𝗱𝗲𝗻𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗛𝗼𝘂𝘀𝗲𝗽𝗹𝗮𝗻𝘁𝘀 Q & A Group

Barbara (Ms Bobbi) Wells

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