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Dalen A.

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Social Studies

This Social Studies class covers an entire semester of human geography for middle school. We explore topics such as human population, migration, urbanization, languages, agriculture, and more (Great for Homeschool).

What dive into human geography and what do human geographers do.

Introduction to Human Geography

We explore the visible and invisible elements of culture.

 Introduction to Culture

A general overview of the world’s five major religions in a fact-based and secular approach. This class does not promote any particular belief system. 

Introduction to World religions 

Students are introduced to the concept of population, explore the factors that account for population growth and how it affects a particular geographical area.nd its challenges.

Introduction to Human population 

Students are introduced to the concept of migration. We explore the types of migration, who and why people migrate and its challenges.

Human migration & World Refugee Crisis

We explore the development of mega cities around the world, the causes and effects of urbanization.

Urbanization and mega cities 

We explore the types of pollution, identify countries/regions that are heavily affected, why and how it impacts health and discuss ways that we can help to protect the environment.

Pollution 

We explore the world's natural resources and its distribution around the world. Students will learn the differences between renewable and non renewable resources, how they are used and how we can help to conserve them.  

Natural Resources

Students will learn about global food systems, agricultural practices, and the journey of food from farm to table. They will explore how geography and human activity influence food production and distribution.

World Food and Agriculture

Students will explore the fundamentals of world trade and the processes of globalization. They will examine how goods, services, and ideas move across borders, as well as the benefits and challenges involved in these processes. 

World Trade and Globalization

Students will examine international organizations such as the United Nations (UN), European Union (EU), and African Union (AU) and their roles in addressing global issues. They will explore how geography influences cooperation between countries and regions and analyze how these organizations work to manage conflicts and respond to global challenges.

International Organizations

Wrap-up

World Geography: Full Semester Course (Part 2 Of  2)

In this ongoing class, we will learn about the Physical and Human Geography of all the countries of the world - Lots of map work!

World Geography - Country Studies - Physical & Human Geography

Miss Mimi

Students will learn about African geography basics (countries, physical regions & landmarks, cities, and maps). This course is designed for students ages 9-13.

African Geography Basics for Kids!

Lauren Dillon

Students will learn about Asian geography basics (countries, physical regions & landmarks, cities, and maps). This course is designed for students ages 9-13.

Asian Geography Basics for Kids!

Imagine touring the world and creating a map detailing geography, native plant and wildlife, and of the journey there! #academic

World Geography Explore & Map Draw:  The America's Countries & Geography

Stokes (Griot)

In this ongoing class, learners will learn geography through animals and hands on fun!

Middle School Geography Full Curriculum

Wild and Unstructured Learning

Elementary Geography Explore The World

Test Prep

Imagine touring the USA and creating a map detailing geography, native plant and wildlife, ancient ruins, culture and customs of the journey there!

World Geography Explore & Map Draw: United States 50 States Geography

Imagine touring the Asia and creating a map detailing geography, native plant and wildlife, ancient ruins, culture and customs of the journey there! #academic

World Geography Explore & Map Draw: Asia the Countries Cultures & Geography

Students will learn about European geography basics (countries, physical regions & landmarks, cities, and maps). This course is designed for students ages 9-13.

European Geography Basics for Kids!

Imagine touring the world and creating a map detailing geography, native plant and wildlife, ancient ruins, culture and customs of the journey there! #academic

World Geography Explore & Map Draw: Africa Countries Cultures & Geography

Arts

In this ongoing class, students will learn about famous landmarks around the world and United States. We will also discuss volcanoes, cities, mountains, landforms, waterfalls and oceans among many other geography-themed lessons.

Geography Club with Teacher John!

John Broadwater / Nat Geo Certified Educator

This 10-week full curriculum covers the foundations of world & human geography by focusing on the relationships among people, places, & environments by using geographic methods to explore landforms, climates, resources, & cultural regions. 

History Herald: High School World & Human Geography: Intro to Geography Part 1

Courtney Murray, M. Ed, M. Hist. World US History

Students will learn about North American geography basics (countries, physical regions & landmarks, cities, and maps). This course is designed for students ages 9-13.

North American Geography Basics for Kids!

Learners will explore the themes of geography, history, economics, and civics.  Learners will travel around the United States and learn about the different regions. Learners can join anytime; each lesson stands on its own.

Social Studies for Fourth Graders - Geography of the United States

Learning Adventures Academy

In this ongoing course, learners will discover the joy of learning Geography. Classes include activity sheets to complete during and after class. All you need to prepare for Geography GCSE with AQA.

Let's Get Exam Ready: GCSE Geography for AQA Board

Let's Go Learning!

A full year of Social Studies course focusing on the different branches and themes of Geography for middle schoolers (Grades 6-8) and homeschool. Explore topics like map reading,  plate tectonics, culture, migration, governments and more!

World Geography Course - Full Year Curriculum (Middle School)

A fun and interactive 16-week course that covers a full semester of Physical Geography for middle school. Students will learn and discuss foundational concepts in geography (Great for homeschool Social Studies).

World Geography: Full Semester Course (Part 1 Of 2)

A 14 week semester course for students to explore the physical and human geography of the continents (Great for homeschool social studies)

World Geography Course: Continent & Country Studies

A weekly world geography class where students travel and tour the globe one country at a time. Learners will locate countries on a map, learn about capital cities, flags, culture, animals, landmarks, and more! (Great for homeschool social studies)

Travel Adventures Around the World: Learn About Countries, Geography and Culture

In this ongoing class, students will virtually travel through the 50 states and territories of the United States of America (Homeschool, Middle school Social Studies).

United States Geography: Explore the States and Capitals 

Pack your luggage and join us for a weekly trip around the globe! In class, students will learn about continents, locate countries on a map, cities, food, languages, animals, landmarks, and more! (Great for homeschool Social Studies).

Travel Adventures Around the World: Explore Countries, Geography, and Culture! (Ages 6-8)

A year long Social Studies course for fifth and sixth grade students to explore concepts and themes in world history, geography, civics/government and economics.

5th and 6th Grade Social Studies - Full Year Curriculum

A 10 week semester course for students to explore the cultural geography of various regions in Europe; including their historical influences, languages, and traditions.

World Geography: Continent Study-Europe

In this ongoing class, students will virtually travel through the 50 states and territories of the United States of America (Homeschool, Elementary school Social Studies).

United States Geography: Explore the States and Capitals (Ages 8-10)

Join us as we go on a weekly adventure across Africa. Students will explore a different country each week to learn about its geography, landmarks, resources, animals, culture (food, language, sports), and more!

Travel Adventures in Africa - Let's Learn History, Geography, and Culture

Science & Nature

In this ongoing course, we will cover general high school biology biology curriculum, such as central dogma of biology, biotechnology, evolution, and ecology. #academic

High School Biology - Full Year Curriculum High School Course (Part 2 Of 2)

Dr. Lee, PhD, Biology and Life Science

In this multi course, we will extensively cover general high school biology curriculum, such as evolution, diversity of life, and ecology with hand-written notes in 10 weeks (2 lectures/week = 20 lectures). Let's explore biology together!

Honors High School Biology - Full Curriculum (Part 2 Of 2)

Math

This Algebra 1 class offers a learning experience with visual supports and differentiated instruction, designed to meet the needs of all students. I focus on building a strong foundation in essential math concepts and critical thinking

Algebra 1 FULL Curriculum - Fall Semester (Part 1 Of 2)

Ms. Cassy

In this engaging Fall Semester of 6th grade math, students will build a strong foundation in whole numbers, decimals, fractions, integers, ratios, and percents through real-world problem solving and concept-based instruction.

6th Grade Math FULL Curriculum - Fall Semester (Part 1 Of 2)

This Pre-Algebra class offers a learning experience with visual supports and differentiated instruction, designed to meet the needs of all students. I focus on building a strong foundation in essential math concepts and critical thinking

7th Grade Math FULL Curriculum - Fall Semester (Part 1 Of 2)

World Languages

A high-value, four-day-a-week class that transforms students into confident German speakers. Taught by a former college professor. Lots of warmth & encouragement.

German 2 for High Schoolers (Part 2 of 4) - full curriculum, licensed teacher

Jennifer Bjornstad, PhD (German)

German 1 for High Schoolers (Part 2 of 4) - full curriculum, licensed teacher

UNIQUE HYBRID FORMAT: 1 weekly Live Session + Guided Work provides the equivalent of 4 sessions per week. Take the next steps to fluency!

German 3, 4, & 5 for High Schoolers (Part 2 of 4)

In part 2 of this complete, homeschool-friendly, world history course, learners investigate the scope of human history through major themes and questions.

World History Through a Thematic Lens: Part 2 Of 2

Darby Kennedy, MA

In this 8 week course, students will study World History from the rise (and then fall) of the Roman Empire through the expansion of the early Islamic Empire. This is part 2 of a full year of World History.

World History I (Full Year) - Part 2 of 4

Nicole Trusky

English

This immersive course will delve into the rich history and dynamic evolution of the literary voices that have shaped the United States. From iconic classics to groundbreaking contemporary works, explore the stories that define a nation. 

American Literature Part 2 of 2 I Full Year Curriculum

Brandy Dahlen Yun and BE Education

This course covers first semester Spanish Level 2.  We utilize a storytelling approach to integrate vocabulary while also including various opportunities for students to practice and apply new vocabulary and grammar from required texts.  

World Geography: Full Semester Course (Part 2 Of 2)

Dalen A.

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