Paleontologist/Geologist

Max Chipman

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Science & Nature

In this one time class learners ages 5-10 will learn all about what fossils are, how they are formed, why they are important along with some fun examples.

What Is a Fossil?

This ongoing class is all about just discussing paleontology and prehistoric animals.

Let's Talk Paleontology

Chidumebi Ikechi Njoku-Browne

In this interactive Science Program, we learn about paleontology. Classes include a range of activities including STEM experiments. 

Let's Learn Science: All About Paleontology for Young Minds (15-18 Years)

Let's Go Learning!

Does your learner love Paleontology, Biology, or ancient animals? In this weekly course, be prepared to dive into the past as we will learn about a variety of fascinating creatures with new species natural history being explored each week! 

Discovering Dinosaurs and Other Prehistoric Life! (Paleontology/ Animal Science)

Greg Korczak B.S.

Let's Learn Science: All About Paleontology for Young Minds (7-11 Years)

Early Education

Hands-on science taught by a Geologist! Sensory-rich fun as kids create fossils and explore the biology of dinosaurs. Perfect for young learners, neurodivergent kids with autism, ADHD, and 2E. Tactile paleontology play and social adventures

Dinosaur Dig & Fossil Fun: Play-Doh Paleontology for Little Explorers, STEAM

Mr. Will, B.A. Science, English

Explore the prehistoric past + discover ancient creatures!  Budding paleontologists dive into herbivores, carnivores, and dino eras with interactive stories, games, hands-on STEM projects + more. Science, geology, FUN! Perfect for beginners

Discover Dinosaurs: Weekly Paleontology Boot Camp (Fossils, Fun + Hands-On STEM)

Shiny Happy Kids w/ Miss Alex STEM Dino Art Myths

Summer sessions are up! Make leaning fun as your learner explores dinosaurs, pterosaurs, and other prehistoric animals of Australia and Europe as part of our year-long world tour of the ancient world!

Visual Paleontology: Draw Your Way Through Prehistoric Animals (Ages 12-16)

Benjamin Corey's Creative Curriculum Coop

This ongoing class will introduce paleontology, the different types of fossils, dinosaur classification, the Megalodon shark, and other ancient creatures. Join in any week to create art projects & science experiments about prehistoric life!

Junior Paleontologists Club (Fossils, Dinosaurs, and Ancient Sharks)

Amalia Fernand, M.S. Nature/Earth Science

Young dino lovers will explore fossils, timelines, and Jurassic giants through hands-on STEAM fun! With games, crafts, and stories, this creative camp is perfect for fans of dinosaurs, paleontology, and Mesozoic-inspired adventures.

Junior Paleontologists CAMP: Discovering Dinosaurs Prehistoric Summer Adventure

This four day class will introduce paleontology, the different types of fossils, dinosaur classification, the Megalodon shark and other ancient sea creatures, plus ice age mammals and extinct birds. Create art projects & science experiments

Fossil Explorers Camp: Dinosaurs, Ancient Sea Creatures, and Ice Age Mammals

Dig into science + history! Paleontology, archaeology, geology + more! Uncover fossils, ancient artifacts, and Earth's secrets through engaging, hands-on projects, games, + discovery. STEM skills + FUN! Perfect for curious kids + beginners!

DIG-ologies CAMP: Excavating Ancient Worlds (Hands-On STEM + Social Studies)

Young geology, fossil, + paleontology-lovers will travel back in time to learn about a featured prehistoric animal, which they will add to their dinosaur "field guide."  Also includes time for sharing favorite dino facts and show-and-tell. 

Junior Paleontologists: Dinosaur Collectors’ Club (STEM Science for Dino Lovers)

In this hands-on course, we will build several different science models using playdoh (Play-Doh), while learning about the world around us and how it works! Some topics are weather science, space science, rocks, fossils and more!

Build With Clay Science and Art: Meteorology, Paleontology, Astronomy and More!

Amy Fontanarosa

Arts

In this club, young paleontologists and artists will take a closer look at a featured dinosaur in order to observe its unique qualities. We will complete a guided drawing together, and then share our creations plus other student artwork.

Junior Creators: Prehistoric Dinosaur Drawing Lab (Art+Geology+Paleontology)

Is your child curious about the world around them? In this year-long science curriculum, they’ll explore dinosaurs, weather, volcanoes, electricity, & more! If your child craves a fun & engaging way to learn science, this class is for them!

Weekly 3rd, 4th, 5th Elementary Science - Earth, Life, Astronomy, Paleontology 

Ms. Courtney Bachelor’s in Teaching

In this ongoing class students will learn about creatures in the ocean that existed before humans arrived on earth.

Ancient Sea Monsters

In this ongoing course we will be learning about a different dinosaur or prehistoric animal each week and discussing where, when, and how they lived.

Dinosaur of the Week Club (Ages 8-12)

Dinosaur of the Week Club (Ages 5-8)

In this one time class, students will learn about the different types of rock (Sedimentary, Igneous, Metamorphic), how they formed and the rock cycle.

All About Rocks (Ages 5-8)

In this ongoing course we will be learning about a different prehistoric animal each week and discussing where, when, and how they lived, as well as where they were found.

Paleontology Club

In this one time 30 min course, your child will learn all about the real fossils, and the ancient animals, that inspired the fossil Pokemon.

The Origins of Fossil Pokemon

In this one time course we will learn about the geology of volcanoes, the different types, how they form, where they form, and what kinds of lava they produce. 

All About Volcanoes (Ages 5-8)

In this one time class we will be learning about some of the earliest complex life through the Ediacaran, Cambrian, and Ordovician periods, with a focus on trilobites.

The Ediacaran, Cambrian, and Ordovician: Through the Eyes of Trilobites

In this one-time class we will learn about gems and minerals, how the form, which ones are common or rare, and which minerals make good gemstones.

How to Identify Gems and Minerals (Ages 8-12)

In this one time course we will learn about the geology of the Moon, Mars, and asteroids, what they are, how they formed, and what they are made of.

Astrogeology: The Geology of the Moon, Mars, and Asteroids (Ages 8-12)

In this one-time class we will learn about gems and minerals, how they form, which ones are common or rare, and which minerals make good gemstones.

How to Identify Gems and Minerals (Ages 5-8)

In this one time class, students will learn all about rocks, the different types of rocks, how they form, basic identification, and the rock cycle.

All About Rocks! (Ages 8-12)

In this one-time class, students will observe real dead insect specimen, share their love for bugs with one another, and learn about the basic body parts of insects.

What is a Bug? Ages 3-5

Cricket Matthews

English

Students learn that sentences is a group of words that expresses a complete thought. Learn how to write complete sentences. Learn how writing sentences help you write better paragraphs. 

English Grammar: Introduction to What Is a Sentence? 

Mrs.Devra

Math

We'll explain corporation, what is a company? using Minecraft. For 7-11-year-olds. (No Gameplay. The teacher will show examples from Minecraft) 

What Is a Company? Understanding Economics Using Minecraft: 7-11 Year Olds

Mark Richard Mazzu a.ka. "Mister Mark"

Life Skills

We'll explain banking, what is a bank? using Minecraft. For 7-11-year-olds. (No Gameplay. The teacher will show examples from Minecraft) 

What Is a Bank? Understanding Economics Using Minecraft: 7-11 Year Olds (Group)

We'll explain what a loan is, what debt is, an understanding of money using Minecraft. For 7-11-year-olds. (No Gameplay. The teacher will show examples from Minecraft) 

What Is a Loan? Understanding Money Using Minecraft: 7-11 Year Olds (Group)

In this one-time class, we will discuss the interesting phenomenon of bioluminescence, how some species are able to create their own light, and why.  #academic

Biology: What Is Bioluminescence?

John PhD

In this one-time class, we’ll discuss characteristics of matter: solids, liquids, gases and plasma to explore fire, learn what it is, and understand why it can be many colors. (CEFR B2,C1,C2)  

Nature's Wonders: What Is Fire?

Mrs. Seashell

In this one-time class, we will discuss spicy food, why some love/hate it, and the bizarre way our bodies react to it.  #academic

Weird Science: What Is Spice?

Social Studies

In this one time, class students will learn about autism, what it is, how it can affect people, and how to support those on the spectrum. #superstar

What Is Autism? Ages 8-12

Gabrielle Hughes - Autistic Advocate

An introductory, structured discussion to introduce the concept of college, learn basic college terminology, and have a better understanding of what to do now and in high school to become a competitive college applicant.

What Is College? an Intro for Middle Schoolers

Carissa Hoitenga, College Consultant & Mentor

What Is Autism? Ages 13-18

What Is Autism? (Ages 4-7)

We will discuss how to prepare for law school, what law school is like, and the different career tracks for lawyers.

What Is Law School Really Like?

Spencer Bishins

Learn about eight types of propaganda with an experienced attorney and criminal justice professor.

US Government 101:  What is Propaganda?

Jennifer Hughes, B.A., J.D., LL.M, LC

World Languages

In this one-time course, we will examine the stereotypical pirate accent from film, regions of England, migration patterns between the 1500s and 1800s, and rhoticity in general across the English-speaking world.

Pirate Linguistics: What is Rhoticity in Language?

Serena W, PhD

What is Philosophy for Kids? In this trial/introductory class, come explore what philosophy is all about and what it means to be a young philosopher in the world!

What Is a Fossil?

Max Chipman

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1 live meeting

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US Grade Kindergarten - 3

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Max Chipman

Teacher expertise and credentials

2 Degrees

Master's Degree in Science from University of Toronto

Bachelor's Degree in Science from Acadia University

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