Philosophy for Children, Tweens, & Teens. Classes developing critical thinking skills for all.

Kathy Wilder

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Life Skills

Together we will explore the philosophical question of "what is happiness?"

The Missing Piece: An Exploration of Happiness

English

Let’s get you started on a journaling routine that will train your thoughts to flow from your brain to your paper, strengthen your writing skills, and send you on a journey of exploration of all things writable.

Journaling With Heart: An Exploration of All Things Writable

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

Science & Nature

Join Ms. Pamela as we travel the world to discover the big, the small, and just plain strange animals that live on Earth. Through discussion, drawing, and games, we will learn where they live, what they eat, and what makes them special.

Animals Around the World: An Exploration of the Planet's Wildlife

Ms. Pamela - Preschool-3rd Gr, Book Clubs, & More

Romeo and Juliet is a horrible story, beautifully told, and a study of this play is essential to a well-rounded education. 

Those Crazy Kids: An Exploration of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet

Maureen Tobin (BS, MFA)

Join us in this advanced middle & high school English Language Arts (ELA) class as we analyze Taylor Swift lyrics and the texts that inspired her. Great for aspiring writers, including song writers, lovers of literature, and Swifties!

English Language Arts With Taylor Swift- An Exploration of Her Inspiration

Ms. Chelsea M. Ed. | ELA, Paranormal, & True Crime

Health & Wellness

This class uses the SPIRE Model of Happiness to help students make small changes that decrease stress and anxiety in their lives. Some examples include mindfulness, exercise, journaling, gratitude and positive affirmations. 

Developing Your Happiness Through The SPIRE Model of Happiness

Miss Joelle, MA, Certified Happiness Coach

Math

Someone has stolen the fireworks for the party at Camp Nuttin' But Fun! Can you help solve the math clues to find the Rocket Robber?

The Case of the Missing Fireworks Math Mystery 

Teacher Sharon, M.Ed., TEFL

This class is for you if you want to:

• Sound clear and confident when you speak English 
• Improve your fluency
• Improve your accent
• Improve your pronunciation

The missing puzzle to nailing the American Accent

Tyler Simmons

Siegfried, the orange cat, wants to make lasagna, but notices an important ingredient is missing. Can you solve the grammar clues to help Siegfried find the missing ingredient? 

The Case of the Missing Lasagna Ingredient Grammar Mystery

This class provides students with a foundation of happiness and information on how to welcome happiness into their worlds. I provide a few tools and techniques to decrease anxiety and stress in their lives. 

Happiness Exploration

Music

Learn and review music notes as we search for the missing music notes during this exciting summer camp that teaches music theory.

Treasure Hunt Camp! Search for the Missing Music Notes

Nicole Werbicki

Learn and review music notes as we search for the missing rhythm section during this exciting summer camp that teaches music theory.

Secret Spies Camp! Search for the Missing Rhythm Section

In this exciting 1-on-1 adventure, your child will solve mysteries, decode spells, and unravel riddles. Let the magic begin!

1-on-1 Harry Potter Escape Room: The Missing Wand Mystery | Spring Break

Digital Escape Room Games with Miss Allyson

An educational and social club for space enthusiasts to learn, teach, discuss, and explore Astronomy & Cosmology. 

Cosmic Journeys: A Spacetacular Exploration of Cosmology & Astronomy 

Joseph Constantine

Naruto… Boruto… What happens in between? You tell the story! Here is your chance to contribute and share your theories on the missing years of Masashi Kishimoto’s famous manga and anime “Naruto”.

Naruto... the Missing Years: Creative Writing (Summer Camp- Age 12-15)

Ms. Yolonda Mooney (BA, TESOL)

Science meets storytelling in this literature-based STEM class.  Explore mythology, fairy tales, folklore, and legends from a whole new perspective: as a scientist, an engineer, or an artist!  Hands-on projects and STEAM challenges. 

STEMology (a Hands-On Exploration of Mythology and Fantasy + STEAM Challenges)

Shiny Happy Kids w/ Miss Alex STEM Dino Art Myths

In this 1-wk Self-Paced course, your learner will exercise their critical thinking, math, and motor skills by completing a Harry Potter inspired themed escape room and activity crafts!

Harry Potter Inspired Escape Room Adventure, the Missing Wand | 1 WK Self-Paced

Social Studies

This course helps students build critical thinking, reasoning, and problem-solving skills through Socratic discussions on meaningful topics like trust, friendship, identity, and personal values. 

Philosophy for Tweens (1): Thinking About Logical Thinking

In this ongoing club students will read and discuss books that have made it onto banned book lists. They will use their critical thinking and reasoning skills to answer why they think the book was banned.

Banned Book Club for Middle School: Tweens Thinking About Books

Join weekly Socratic discussions in this ongoing class! Explore logic and reasoning while learning the real-life applications of the class discussions. Develop critical thinking and reasoning skills with each class.

Philosophy for Teens (1): I Think Therefore I Am-An Exploration of Logic

Ongoing book club for teens where learners will read and discuss the reasons why they think the books have been banned or challenged and dive into the various themes and philosophical questions raised in the books.

Banned Book Club for High School: Teens Thinking About Books 

Give your child the gift of critical thinking! This philosophy class helps kids develop logic, reasoning, and life skills through fun discussions and big questions. Foster curiosity and a deeper understanding of the world.

Philosophy for Children: Logic for Kids With Questions Big and Small

Empower your teen's critical thinking! Join this ongoing class to delve into major ethics concepts, moral challenges, and thought experiments. Nurture curiosity and spark intellectual growth.

Philosophy for Teens (2): Thinking About Ethics

Arts

Engaging art appreciation class. No art projects involved – just interesting discussions. Explore various art periods and styles weekly, from realism to abstract, ancient to modern, macabre to Renaissance, cave paintings and beyond!

Art History for Teens: Thinking About Art

In this class, we explore the themes and philosophical ideas behind each story, sharpening critical thinking and reasoning skills along the way. And the best part? The stories are short, making it perfect for busy teens.

Short Stories for Teens: Thinking and Exploring Literature

Movies, Film, Cinema – Whatever You Call It, in this class teens will watch and discuss the themes -the why-the hidden messages in a different Hollywood movie each week, from genres like drama, comedy, musicals, action, and adventure. 

Movie of the Week: Teens Thinking About Films

Weekly Socratic discussions exploring social issues including government, freedom, the law, justice, and the role of social institutions. Develop critical thinking and a deeper understanding of what it means to be part of society.

Philosophy for Teens (3): Thinking About Society

What can be achieved in just 4 days? Through Socratic discussions about trust, friendship, and what really matters, students will develop critical thinking, powerful reasoning skills, and and creative problem-solving skills.

The Missing Piece: An Exploration of Happiness

Kathy Wilder

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