Classes in every subject

Andromeda Edison

Over the course of 4 lessons we will explore each of the 30 human rights that we all have, not only to protect ourselves, but to protect our fellow humans. Lessons based on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

Martha Zittel

The First Nations of this land and throughout the World, have lots of wisdom to share. We will read the Lakota, Aztec, Dakota, Inuk, Maya, Inca, Yoruba, Pueblo, and many more.

Martha Zittel

What if we had a time machine and we were able to travel to the past and meet the greatest superstars of History? We will make a timeline of events and we will meet interesting characters like Lincoln, Einstein, Columbus, Mozart and many more!

Dave Christensen

This 55-minute class takes children around the world to a new destination each week. The class is divided into a dozen fun activities, each lasting about 3-5 minutes to ensure these young learners stay focused and interested while they learn about countries music, dance and culture.

Jason Hensley

The Holocaust was a time in which great darkness overtook many areas of the world. And yet, in the midst of this destruction and suffering, there were people who refused to give in to the darkness. Some resisted with force. Others resisted spiritually. Still others resisted by rescuing.

Dan Shippey

This class aims to examine the critical period from 1753 to 1783 and make clear the social, philosophical, political, human and economic forces that forged 14 colonies into the United States and Canada. Each class will include an original source for reading and analysis, a simple biography of a related person, and a worksheet to record important facts related to the event being studied.  No textbook is needed. The instructor will send out the reading materials. 

Martha Zittel

Graphic Novels are one of my favorite mediums!  The art, the color, and the dynamic movement make them a great way to engage students in reading.  

Joe Gutel

The Story of the World series brings to life the people, discoveries, conflicts, and stories that shaped human history, from the ancient era to our own time.

Martha Zittel

The vast expanse of the United States of America is filled with a great breadth of land, stories, and beauty. Get your backpack together and join us in this exploration around these 50 States of ours.

Leanne Golliher

This class covers world history from the Fall of Rome to the Rise of the Renaissance. Join us as we learn who discovered chocolate, what happened to the giant Fovor of the Mighty Blows, and why the Ottoman Turks drag their war ships across dry land.

Martha Zittel

Did Thor pretend to marry a frost giant to get Mjölnir, his beloved hammer, back? Did you know that according to the Aztecs, we are living in the 5th Sun?

Trying to understand the forces of nature is one of the reasons why many myths and legends, although varied, carry similar messages.

Ani Janbazian

Join the Acme Spy Detective Agency on the hunt for super criminal mastermind Nina Pasadena and her gang of henchmen. Decode clues, examine witness accounts, and research leads on a chase that will take you through countries of the world, exploring exotic cultures and locations to track down the stolen loot and apprehend the criminals.

Ani Janbazian

Journey through the life and times of Ancient Civilizations inspired by the cartoon video adventure series, Kid's Animated History with Pipo. 

Ani Janbazian

Journey through the life and times of Ancient Civilizations inspired by the cartoon video adventure series, Kid's Animated History with Pipo.