Social Studies Lessons & Projects

Class Fee: $375 per semester
Grades: 3–8
Schedule: Mondays, 11:40 AM–1:25 PM
Class Length: 1 hour 45 minutes per week

Course Overview
This class is designed to support grade-level state learning standards through a combination of independent work, teacher-led instruction, collaborative activities, and group projects.

Students will complete grade-appropriate packet work while also participating in engaging whole-class lessons and hands-on group activities designed to reinforce key concepts.

Homework: Students may have approximately 1 hour of homework per week.

Class Fee: $485 per semester
Grades: 3–8
Class Length: 1 hour 45 minutes per week

Grades 5–6: Wednesdays, 9:10 AM–10:55 AM
Grades 7–8: Wednesdays, 11:40 AM–1:25 PM

Course Overview
This science class covers learning standards for grades 3–8. Students learn collaboratively and work together on hands-on experiments, group activities, and projects.

Classes include teacher-led science lessons, worksheets, educational videos, hands-on experiments, and a variety of projects designed to reinforce key scientific concepts.

Homework: Students may have approximately 1 hour of homework per week.

Class Fee: $795 per semester
Grades: 3–8
Class Length: 2.5 hours per week
Schedule: Classes offered Monday–Thursday at 9:00 AM

Course Overview
This core math class follows grade-level California learning standards and uses the Math Mammoth Curriculum to build strong foundational math skills.

Each class begins with basic math review games to strengthen fluency and recall, followed by teacher-led instruction and workbook practice. Students will also use a variety of hands-on learning tools, activities, and games to make math engaging and enjoyable.

Homework: Students may have homework if the assigned lesson or classwork is not completed during class time.

Workshop Fee: $25 per hour
Ages: 8 and up
Schedule: AM and PM time slots available

Workshop Overview
This math workshop provides additional instruction and practice to support concepts taught in students’ regular math lessons. Students receive extra class time to strengthen skills, complete assignments, and build confidence in a supportive learning environment.

Class Fee: $795 per semester
Grades: 3–8
Class Length: 2.5 hours per week
Schedule: Classes offered Monday–Thursday at 10:00 AM

Course Overview
This core language arts class covers grade-level standards in reading, reading comprehension, writing, and grammar.

Students will complete two in-depth novel studies each semester, along with weekly grammar packets, reading comprehension assignments, and curriculum-based projects. Lessons are designed to strengthen reading skills, written expression, grammar, and overall comprehension through a combination of independent and collaborative work.

Class Fee: $300 per semester
Grades: 3–8
Class Length: 45 minutes per week
Schedule: Mondays, 10:45–11:30 AM

Course Overview
This spelling and vocabulary class focuses on grade-level spelling rules, word study, proper usage, and understanding words in context.

The class uses the Wordly Wise curriculum and includes teacher-provided handouts and worksheets designed to strengthen spelling, vocabulary, and language skills.

Homework: Students may have approximately 1–2 hours of homework per week.

Class Fee: $565 per semester
Grades: 3–8
Schedule: Two classes per week; days vary by grade

Course Overview
This writing class focuses on building strong sentence and paragraph structure, organizing ideas clearly, and improving overall written expression. Students will practice using descriptive language, strong verbs, and effective word choice while developing proofreading and editing skills.

Students will explore persuasive, narrative, expository, and descriptive writing and complete weekly writing assignments using a variety of creative prompts designed to build confidence, fluency, and organization in their writing.

Class Fee: $375 per semester
Grades: 3–5
Class Length: 1.5 hours per week
Schedule: Mondays, 9:30–11:00 AM

Course Overview
This language arts class helps students build a strong foundation in reading and writing through an imaginative, engaging, and educational learning environment.

During the first semester, students will complete one or two novel studies from the Magic Tree House series, using the stories to strengthen reading comprehension, vocabulary, grammar, and reading-aloud skills.

Students will also explore the art of poetry and create their own individual poetry books, giving them opportunities to develop creativity and express themselves through writing.