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Starts the week of January 12th (15 week semester)
Lead Teacher: Addison
*Minimum 5 student class limit (if the limit is not met by January 1st, full tuition will be reimbursed)
**Children MUST be 100% potty trained and not need help in the bathroom
Core Curriculum
Overview:
Incorporating the 4 main core curriculum subjects: math, history, language arts, science.
Our classes will study birds, weather, space, geology and trees.
Lots of playtime, stories, art, games and exploring together.
Details:
Designed as a drop-off program for homeschooled students ages 4-5
All supplies and materials included
Completely outdoors – students should dress for the weather and be ready to learn
Balance of learning and social connection throughout the class time
Weekly email recaps keep families in the loop with what’s being covered
Additional Info:
No homework required, but families can build on classroom lessons at home and easily document learning for charter school reporting
Sibling and multi-class discounts of 10% available
For all classes, we are going to move all communication to the BAND app, families will have access to photos and a quicker way to communicate.
Location
Boise (Kristen Armstrong)
Starts the week of January 12th (15 week semester)
Lead Teacher: Addison
*Minimum 5 student class limit (if the limit is not met by January 1st, full tuition will be reimbursed)
**Children MUST be 100% potty trained and not need help in the bathroom
Core Curriculum
Overview:
Incorporating the 4 main core curriculum subjects: math, history, language arts, science.
Our classes will study birds, weather, space, geology and trees.
Lots of playtime, stories, art, games and exploring together.
Details:
Designed as a drop-off program for homeschooled students ages 4-5
All supplies and materials included
Completely outdoors – students should dress for the weather and be ready to learn
Balance of learning and social connection throughout the class time
Weekly email recaps keep families in the loop with what’s being covered
Additional Info:
No homework required, but families can build on classroom lessons at home and easily document learning for charter school reporting
Sibling and multi-class discounts of 10% available
For all classes, we are going to move all communication to the BAND app, families will have access to photos and a quicker way to communicate.
Location
Nampa (Wilson Springs Pond)
Starts the week of January 12th (15 week semester)
Lead Teacher: Heather
Assistant Teacher: Addison
Language Arts – Unit Study Based Writing & Comprehension
Overview:
This class continues our engaging approach to reading comprehension and writing through unit studies, offering students a fun and immersive way to explore different forms of literature and expression.
Class Highlights:
Units on plays, creative writing, informative writing and journalism
Use of writing samples to inspire and guide student work
Vocabulary, grammar, and punctuation games to reinforce language mechanics
Students will create their own written pieces in each unit
Details:
Designed as a drop-off program for homeschooled students ages 6–12
All supplies and materials included
Completely outdoors – students should dress for the weather and be ready to learn
Balance of learning and social connection throughout the class time
Weekly email recaps keep families in the loop with what’s being covered
Additional Info:
No homework required, but families can build on classroom lessons at home and easily document learning for charter school reporting
Sibling and multi-class discounts of 10% available
For all classes, we are going to move all communication to the BAND app, families will have access to photos and a quicker way to communicate.
Starts the week of January 12th (15 week semester)
Lead Teacher: Cody
Assistant Teacher: Addison
American History – The 1900s
Overview:
In this engaging class, students will explore the varied history and many changes that took place during the 20th century!
Class Highlights:
Discover key events and figures that shaped the modern world our kids know today
Dive into the causes and impact of the World War 2, the draft and the many economic ups and downs.
Participate in group projects and discussions to bring history to life
Explore life in 1950s America through hands-on activities and storytelling
Learn to connect past events to present-day government and culture
Details:
Designed as a drop-off program for homeschooled students ages 6–12
All supplies and materials included
Completely outdoors – students should dress for the weather and be ready to learn
Balanced structure with time for both focused learning and peer connection
Weekly email recaps detail what was covered in class
Additional Info:
No outside work is required, but content can easily be extended at home and documented for charter school submissions
Sibling and multi-class discounts of 10% available
For all classes, we are going to move all communication to the BAND app. Families will have access to photos and a quicker way to communicate.
Starts the week of January 12th (15 week semester)
Lead Teacher: TBD
Assistant Teacher: Kelsey
Math Skills and Games
Overview:
This hands-on class brings key math skills to life through games and outdoor exploration. Students will use their bodies and the natural world around them to engage with math concepts in a fun, active way.
Class Highlights:
Use movement-based and outdoor games to reinforce math skills
Explore money, place value, weights and fractions
Strengthen addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division through play
Develop problem-solving and critical thinking with group activities
Connect abstract concepts to real-life applications in nature
Details:
Designed as a drop-off program for homeschooled students ages 6–12
All supplies and materials included
Completely outdoors – students should dress for the weather and be ready to learn
Balanced structure with time for both focused learning and peer connection
Weekly email recaps detail what was covered in class
Additional Info:
No outside work is required, but content can be extended at home and used for charter school documentation
Sibling and multi-class discounts of 10% available
For all classes, we are going to move all communication to the BAND app. Families will have access to photos and a quicker way to communicate.
Starts the week of January 12th (15 week semester)
Lead Teacher: Heather
Assistant Teacher: Addison
Oceanography
Overview:
In this Oceanography class, students will dive into the study of our oceans, exploring coasts, tides, waves, the ocean floor, coral reefs, and underwater forests to discover the fascinating world beneath the surface.
Details:
Designed as a drop-off program for homeschooled students ages 6–12
All supplies and materials included
Entirely outdoors – children must come dressed for the weather and ready to explore
Balance of structured learning and free time to build friendships
Weekly email recaps to keep families informed about class activities
Additional Info:
No outside work required, but optional activities may enrich at-home learning and simplify charter school submissions
Sibling and multi-class discounts of 10% available
For all classes, we are going to move all communication to the BAND app, families will have access to photos and a quicker way to communicate.