Fall 2026 Classes
1st Period
The American Revolution $10
Taught by Megan Gainer
Description:
Learn and Create Your Own Resource for The American Revolution - History Pockets
In this class we will be using Evan-Moor History Pocket to learn about this unit of study while creating a wonderful resource booklet to refer back to and showcase all you have learned!
In the History Pocket unit Study there are
Historical Background facts
Maps and Timeline
Arts and Crafts Projects
Reading and Writing Connections
The American Revolution has 10 pocket projects covering:
Introduction to The American Revolution
Causes of the War
Famous Patriots
A Soldier’s Life
Battles
Spies and Traitors
Birth of a Nation
Supplies needed for class will be 12x18 construction paper, double-sided tape, colored pencils, crayons or markers, printer paper for reproducing pages, cardstock, hole punch
Coding 3-Python $10
Taught by Kim Sharp
Description:
This class will build on the coding skills we have learned previous. We will learn how to type lines of code and build scripts. My hope is that each student will create their own project using their own code knowledge. Kids will need to know how to spell and write in order to do code lines. Laptop with ability to access the internet is needed. If this is a hardship for your family please contact Kim Sharp and she will work with you on a device.
2nd Period
Tuttle Twins save the World $10
Taught by Jennifer Williams
Description:
In this introduction to the core principles of liberty, free markets, individualism and limited government, we will read one of the Tuttle Twins books each week, work through the workbooks provided to accompany the books, discuss the books and ideas they were based on and even watch short videos as time allows. Workbooks for each of the books will be printed so activities can be done in class and taken home for family discussion, if wanted.
Books included:
The Tuttle Twins Learn About the Law
The Tuttle Twins and the Miraculous Pencil
The Tuttle Twins and The Creature From Jekyll Island
The Tuttle Twins and the Road to Surfdom
The Tuttle Twins and the Search for Atlas
The Tuttle Twins and the Fate of the Future
The Tuttle Twins and the Messed Up Market
The Tuttle Twins and the 12 Rules Boot Camp
The Tuttle Twins and the Food Truck Fiasco
The Tuttle Twins and the Golden Rule
The Tuttle Twins and Their Spectacular Show Business
The Tuttle Twins and the Leviathan Crisis
P.E. $10
Taught by Christina Beebe
Description:
Focus on physical fitness, health, and movement skills, aimed at fostering lifelong healthy habits. It involves various activities-- team sports and personal fitness-- to improve mental and physical wellbeing. Class involves participating in structured exercise routines.
Spring 2027 Classes
1st Period
Board Games
Taught By Mary Elmore
Description:
A time to play board games with friends.
Student rotation on bringing a games.
2nd Period
Animal Science
Taught By Chelsey Petrishen
Description:
We will focus on the biology, management, and the care of domestic, livestock, and some companion & service animals. We will do short studies on particular animal groups. I would like to give the class some input on areas they would like to focus on. For instance, if there is an interest in veterinary science, we could focus on that for a week or two. I would also like to possibly invite guest speakers (a vet tech, someone who works for animal rescue, animal shelters, horse riding instructor, etc) to a few of our classes so the students can learn about specifice animals or careers that involve animals.
The American Civil War $10
Taught by Jennifer Williams
Description:
Learn and Create Your Own Resource for The American Civil War - History Pockets
In this class we will be using Evan-Moor History Pocket to learn about this unit of study while creating a wonderful resource booklet to refer back to and showcase all you have learned!
We will also use picture books, videos and other sources to supplement as needed
In the History Pocket unit Study there are
Historical Background facts
Maps and Timeline
Arts and Crafts Projects
Reading and Writing Connections
The American Civil War has 7 pocket projects covering:
Introduction to The American Civil War
Slavery in America
Leaders of the War
Major Battles
A Soldier’s Life
Women During the War
War Technology