Film fan, book lover, "The Office" obsessed, financial educator and  self improving teacher.

Percy Jackson Self-Paced Book Study

Harry Potter Book Study

Stranger Things Film Studies

Harry Potter 1 - 1 Book Study

Mrs. Michelle 

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

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What do you think was the creepiest thing from this week's episode?

Games & Hobbies

In this Stranger Things Fan Club, leaners will engage in thoughtful discussions, analyze key moments and share their excitement for the show in a safe and moderated space. Each week we will focus on a different episode. 

Are you obsessed with Stranger Things and love talking about all the crazy twist, theories, and characters? In this club, we'll rewatch episodes together, share favorite moments, and dive into cool behind the scenes facts.

Stranger Things Fan Club - Discuss, Debate, Theorize, Chat

In this on-going course, we will discuss the Marvel films. We will cover the story, trivia, and critique the film

Marvel Cinematic Universe | Movies & Films | Ongoing Hangout!

Calum Crichton, CA, BA (Hons), MRes

Arts

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

Kathy Wilder

In this four week class, students will be required to watch each Hunger Games movie before the topic covered. Students will have a chance to meet and discuss the movies.

Summer Camp Hunger Games Movie Watch Club

Naomi Falk

In our weekly class, you'll embark on an exciting journey through the Marvel Cinematic Universe that offers an unparalleled experience. Movie enthusiasts are welcome to join at any point in the course!

Marvel Mania: MCU Movie Mingle

The Marvelous Mrs. Olson

Students will watch an X-Men movie each week before joining a fun, discussion-based class. Topics include characters, storylines, and Easter eggs. No homework or written work—just engaging conversations!

Marvel X-Men Movie Marathon

Join me weekly to discuss and analyze movies in a friendly and inclusive environment. 

Movie Analysis and Social Club

Craig Tibbotts

Catch up on iconic 80s films--cinema's greatest decade!-- as we meet and critically discuss these masterpieces and their creators and actors. We celebrate great movies. Other decades are being discussed!

The 1980s but Also Before and Beyond Movie Appreciation Club

Michael Schwartz

Let's talk all things film and TV! From favorite characters to directors, to genres & theories, this is an inclusive space to discuss movies while practicing social skills, critical thinking, and speech, and making new friends!

We Love Movies! Social Club for ADHD, Autism, Anxiety, & Neurodiverse Learners

Stephanie Choriatis, MFA

In this ongoing class, we will be discussing the work of film directors John Hughes, Ron Howard, Garry Marshall and Steven Spielberg, and other directors based on interest .

1980S Great Movies, Great Directors Club: Hughes, Howard, Spielberg...More. 

Kristine Sader

This 1-on-1 acting bootcamp introduces teens to film and TV performance, covering audition preparation, on-camera techniques, and agent acquisition strategies. Learners gain confidence, develop characters, and receive personalized coaching.

Acting Bootcamp: Intro to Film & TV Performance for Teens & Beginners 

Ms. Lambert

Students will meet weekly to discuss and critique horror films (or TV shows) they've watched throughout the previous week with Mr. Conway, who holds an MFA in screenwriting! Critical thinking - Analysis - Writing - Conversation skills!

Horror Film Friends - Reviews & Analysis - Movies & Social Club

Mr. Conway - Certified Teacher: ELA, ESL, & TESOL

Help your teen build professional on-camera acting skills! In this 8-week course, young actors will master film and TV acting techniques through fun, practical activities designed to strengthen authenticity, focus, and creative expression.

On-Camera Acting for Teens: Film & TV Drama Fundamentals for Beginners 

Ferrell Studios

Embark on a captivating journey through the world of  cinematography, where you'll unlock the secrets of movie magic and creating your own stunning scenes and stories!

Exploring Film & TV Production: Beginner Filmmaking Fundamentals Summer Camp

English

This is an alternative to traditional HS English courses, focusing on classical literature & authors through manga graphic novels and film. The course is project & discussion-based, 
perfect for both the reluctant & advanced.

"Outside the Box" HS English: Manga, Movies & More (Classic Literature) Sem 1

"Mr. J."   (Jeremy Ballard)

Learn to create digital animated cartoons or movie effects using a process called Rotoscoping! Students will use an app called Flipaclip to add the effects. (Rotoscoping is a great way to add effects to Stopmotion or live action videos!)

Making Stunning Animated Effects in Movies & Cartoons - Intro to Rotoscoping

Raymond Mullikin (Raytoons Comics)

Life Skills

In this ongoing class, we'll learn what a psychological disorder is, and the elements of various psychological disorders that can be illustrated in different characters, superheroes and villains from television and the movies.

Psychology and Psychopathology of  Movie and TV Characters: What's the Diagnosis

Melissa Snyder, M.Ed., LPCC

Spend 9 weeks reading "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" and discover a love for the magical world of Harry Potter while practicing reading comprehension, character development and differences in the film version.  

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Book 7 - Book Study Group

7 weeks of reading "The Lightning Thief" by Rick Riordan while discussing Greek Mythology, character development and story arch. 

"Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief" Book 1 Social Book Club

Spend 9 weeks reading "Harry Potter and the Half-Blooded Prince" and discover a love for the magical world of Harry Potter while practicing reading comprehension, character development and differences in the film version.  

Harry Potter and the Half-Blooded Prince Book 6- Book Study Group

Spend 5 weeks reading "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" and discover a love for the magical world of Harry Potter while practicing reading comprehension, character development and differences in the film version.    

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone Book 1 - Book Study Group

Spend 6 weeks reading "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets" and discover a love for the magical world of Harry Potter while practicing reading comprehension, character development and differences in the film version.    

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets - Book 2 - Book Study Group

Spend 9 weeks reading "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix" and discover a love for the magical world of Harry Potter while practicing reading comprehension, character development and differences in the film version.  

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix Book 5 - Book Study Group

1 on 1 - Private - Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets - Book 2 - Book Study

Spend 9 weeks reading "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" and discover a love for the magical world of Harry Potter while practicing reading comprehension, character development and differences in the film version.  

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire Book 4 - Book Study Group

In this 4 week class students will play Halloween Movie Themed Blooket trivia game.

Halloween Movie Blooket Trivia Fall  Camp

Each week we will rewatch an episode of "Stranger Things" and talk about different aspects of the episode and how it relates to series as a whole. 

"Stranger Things" Rewatch Social Fan Club - Discussion 

Read the zombie apocalypse book “The Last Kids on Earth” and discuss characters and how the kids survive. 

The Last Kids on Earth - Book 1 - Book Study Group

Social Studies

This ongoing debate club is designed for both new and experienced learners to continue honing their skills in speech, rhetoric and argumentation through ongoing competitive debates. 

Weekly Speech & Debate Club - Ongoing Course

Seattle Debate Academy

Practice speech and debate skills every week with a new topic! Learners collaborate with a team to build their case, practice rebuttals, cross-fire, & closing arguments in every class. No homework, just show up, learn and have fun!

Speech and Debate Club -  Public Forum

Green Communications: My Speech & Debate Coach

Join us in debating topics selected by learners to hone our critical thinking and writing skills! 

Debate Lounge (Chat Group)

Nick Babyak, M. Ed.

In this group, students will respond to prompts and clash with other student's responses. Students will learn how to form arguments, clash, and rebut other ideas!

Debate Club!

Lauren Holling

In this ongoing course, students will debate a new topic each week. They will practice public speaking skills and prepare arguments to win their case.

Debate Club

BrainFizz

This is an on-going 50 minute club that meets once a week. Guided by a debate coach with  over ten years experience 


Let's Debate! Debate Club and Class

Jordan Kohanim

In this debating club, learners will share their ideas on a variety of topics. Learners will develop their critical thinking, organisation and communication skills. ESL friendly.

Let's Debate: Debate Club With Fun Topics

Let's Go Learning!

In this class learners will have debates each week.  They will also learn skills on how to debate effectively.

WAUL Debate Club

Wild and Unstructured Learning

This ongoing debate club is designed for teens to hone their skills in speech, rhetoric, and argumentation.  Both experienced debaters and beginners are welcome, although we recommend students under the age of 14 have prior experience.

Weekly Debate Club for Teens - Ongoing Course

We will meet once a week to have a FUN debate on everything relating to anime! Learners will experience how to argue, research, develop social and communicative skills. 

Anime Debate Club!

Aeman Nagi, MA

In this interactive ongoing class, students will be introduced to the world of debate. Each week, they’ll practice overcoming the fear of public speaking while learning to craft clear, logical arguments on a variety of fun topics.

Debate Club for Kids: Arguing With Purpose!

Teacher Mel

WAUL Debate Club 

Join us in weekly group debates for older students, teaching public speaking, critical thinking, and teamwork!

Weekly Debate Club (Older Learners)

In this on-going club, we will select a topic every week to debate. Students will be encouraged to bring their own views. This club will hep students with their critical thinking and develop confident communication skills. 

Debate Club | Homeschool Friendly | 30 Minutes

During this one week camp, students will learn the fundamentals of debate and will be introduced to competitive Public Forum debate rounds.

Stranger Things Fan Club - Discuss, Debate, Theorize, Chat

Mrs. Michelle

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