All Class Summary

Starts the week of September 1st

Lead Teacher: Kayla

Assistant Teacher: Olivia

American History 1900s

Overview:
This engaging class takes students on a journey through some of the most pivotal moments in 20th-century American history. We'll explore major events and cultural shifts that shaped the modern United States through interactive lessons and group projects.

Class Highlights:

• Learn about key events like World War I, World War II, the Cold War, the Vietnam War, and the Space Race

• Engage in hands-on projects and collaborative discussions

• Understand how these events impacted American society, politics, and identity

• Explore the connections between historical events and present-day America

• Foster critical thinking and historical inquiry through guided research and activities

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 September 1st

Lead Teacher: Kayla

Assistant Teacher: Olivia

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 geometry, measurement, patterns, and number sense

• 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 September 1st

Lead Teacher: Lacey

Assistant Teacher: Addison

American History – The 1700s

Overview:
In this engaging class, students will explore the formation of the United States during the 1700s, including a focus on the American Revolution and the birth of a new nation.

Class Highlights:

• Discover key events and figures that shaped early American history

• Dive into the causes and impact of the American Revolution

• Participate in group projects and discussions to bring history to life

• Explore life in colonial 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 September 1st

Lead Teacher: Lacey

Assistant Teacher: Addison

Natural Sciences – Fall Semester: Physics in Nature

Overview:
This fall, our Natural Sciences class will dive into the world of physics, using the natural environment as our interactive classroom. Students will explore real-world applications through hands-on experiments, student-led research, and engaging group projects.

Class Highlights:

• Focus on physics concepts through nature-based experiments

• Emphasis on group collaboration and project-based learning

• Student-driven research to foster curiosity and critical thinking

• Outdoor learning environment with real-world application of scientific principles

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. 

Starts the week of September 1st

Lead Teacher: Kayla

Assistant Teacher: Addison

Anatomy – Exploring the Human Body

Overview:
In this class, students will explore the incredible systems that make up the human body. Through hands-on learning and discussions, we’ll break down complex anatomy topics in age-appropriate and engaging ways.

Class Highlights:

• Learn about organs and their functions

• Study the nervous system, vascular system, and more

• Engage with interactive lessons and group discussions

• Reproductive system will be included; parents may opt out of this section

• Open to mature 8-year-olds with prior approval

Details:

• Designed as a drop-off program for homeschooled students ages 9-14

• 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 Sept 1, 2025

Lead Teacher: Kayla

Assistant Teacher: Addison

Government – Exploring Systems & Civic Understanding

Overview:
This engaging class introduces students to various types of government, with a special focus on the structure and function of the U.S. government. Through hands-on activities and interactive learning, students will gain a strong foundational understanding of civics.

Class Highlights:

• Learn about different forms of government around the world

• Deep dive into U.S. government, including branches and how laws are made

• Play acting and group projects bring concepts to life

• Encourages critical thinking and active participation

Details:

• Designed as a drop-off program for homeschooled students ages 9-14

• 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 September 1st

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 poetry, plays, creative writing, and informative writing

• 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 September 1st

Lead Teacher: Heather

Assistant Teacher: Addison

Natural Sciences – Fall Semester: Physics in Nature

Overview:
This fall, our Natural Sciences class will dive into the world of physics, using the natural environment as our interactive classroom. Students will explore real-world applications through hands-on experiments, student-led research, and engaging group projects.

Class Highlights:

• Focus on physics concepts through nature-based experiments

• Emphasis on group collaboration and project-based learning

• Student-driven research to foster curiosity and critical thinking

• Outdoor learning environment with real-world application of scientific principles

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.