We offer a wide variety of virtual classes for ages 3-18. 

 A Canadian math resource (free of charge) to the students and families you serve. Select titles were previously approved as resources for the Knowledge and Employability program of Province of Alberta (Alberta Learning). As you well know, there are few resources for learning math at the middle school level, and none we are aware of designed specifically to foster parental engagement. This is especially relevant during COVID-related school closures. Please feel free to share this link with your leadership team, and the families you serve. You will find the tutorials open-access and free of charge at www.thegetitguide.com Paul Davies B. Ed. Founder, The Get it Guide Inc. Ottawa, Canada Phone: 1-780-975-5714 Email: info@thegetitguide.com

Keep your kids engaged with STEM with one of our in-home science challenges. See all of the challenges at the link below or find them on the LOCKs Facebook page. 

For Science Challenge lesson plans please visit: https://lowell.edu/visit/locks/science-challenge/

We are known for our nature education and hands-on learning. And we are proud to tell you we have online learning for you right here. We realize many are hard hit with Covid-19 closures too; and we want to assist through the healing power of nature.

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We have compiled a list of nature and environmental collections across the community and beyond, to help you feel connected and provide valuable resources during this virtual time.

Andrew Jackson's Hermitage is proud to team up with the National Archives and Presidential Libraries, National Park Service, Internet2 community, and cultural and historic organizations nationwide are proud to offer the annual Presidential Primary Sources Project, a series of free, standards-aligned, 45-minute interactive videoconferencing programs aimed at students in grades 4-12.

The series will run from January through March 2021. In addition to the interactive video component, each program will also be live-streamed and recorded for on-demand viewing for free.

Free registration is now open. Learn more and see the schedule, or sign up today!

Through the use of primary source documents and interactive videoconferencing, the 2021 program series will take students on a journey through the historical legacies of our presidents. By the conclusion of each session, students will have gained a greater understanding of our nation’s presidents and how they shaped the past and present of our country.

The Hermitage's program,  The Symbiotic Relationship of Slavery and Indian Removal, will be held Thursday, January 21. 

Sign up here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdHom-0qmeaIKOb1JAzptX4kSkCHqt-...

Connect from anywhere! We have the capability to allow ANY school to connect to our Museum virtually. Whether you have the traditional H.323 videoconferencing system or a computer with a webcam, speakers, and microphone, you can bring our Distance Learning programs into your classroom.

The Arctic Reading Circle is hosting afterschool virtual read-alouds for kids ages 6 to 9 who wish to read books in a group setting. We will be reading a range of books (picture books and short chapter books). Kids can choose to sit back and listen or volunteer to read aloud. Sessions will be moderated by our mentors and teachers.

Due to school starting virtually in the fall, we wanted to create a virtual space to allow children to enjoy listening to stories together and to develop a passion for reading. We hope to help lift off some of the pressures from parents who are working at home and to introduce kids to some fun and beloved stories.

Foster your child’s love of art, knowledge, and ability with our Homeschool Art Program! We are offering the option of  either in-person or virtual classes for children in elementary and secondary school levels this year. Per semester fee is $280 (12 dates). We will offer one free make-up class per semester.

Virtual classes will be three times per month via Zoom:

Wednesdays:

2:00–3:30 pm Elementary & Middle / High School. This virtual class will be for both age groups combined and will include a supply kit.

To register for the in-person Homeschool Art classes at the studio please click here: Homeschool Art Class In-Person

Here is our fall semester overview for our virtual classes, and tentative spring semester plan:

FALL 2020

September: Landscape Painting/Hudson River School

Virtual: 9/16, 9/23, 9/30

October: Sculpture/Various Artists

Virtual: 10/14, 10/21, 10/28

November: Portrait Painting/Frida Kahlo

Virtual: 11/4, 11/11, 11/18

December: Comics & Illustration/Various Artists

Virtual: 12/2, 12/9, 12/16

Semester 1 Make-Up Class is Monday, 12/21.

Virtual: 12–1 pm

Spring 2021 (dates TBA)

January: Painting & Drawing/Art of the Ancient World

February: Abstract Art/Jackson Pollack

March: Drawing Techniques/Various Artists

April: Sculpture/Various Artists

Bansho is a free app made by educators and education advocates to engage young minds with safe content. Think of it as an individually vetted educational version of Tik Tok that works with teachers to make learning engaging and fun while amplifying diverse voices.

Thank you for visiting our new online learning space, where families, teachers, and scientists of all ages can continue to invent, explore, and connect. Our team is working hard to develop new ways for you and your learners to experience Birch Aquarium at Scripps. Check back often, as we will continue to add more to this page on a regular basis.

Introducing Black Creek Pioneer Village’s new History at Home series!

Are you a teacher looking for resources to engage your class? Or a parent teaching your children at home? These self-contained online learning lessons are ready to share with students and can be completed at home.

We hope that these fun-filled lessons, linked to the social studies curriculum, will give you a virtual taste of Black Creek Pioneer Village. New resources will be added each week!

Boolean University is an online classroom where you learn at your pace. Interested in coding? Not sure where to start? Whether you're experienced, brand-new, or somewhere in between, you'll find a learning path that's right for you. Select your course, and we'll guide you through the lessons. Each lesson has detailed instructions for completing a particular project. Once you complete a project, your achievement will be recorded. Complete all the lessons in a course to earn a badge.

Lots of options for at STEM learning. Weekly classes in Minecraft Gaming, Robotics, LEGO Building, Scratch programming. Live Streaming for classes.

We have a variety of classes for children 2-12 years old and even a class for adults!  Choose from Mini Makers (weekly classes for 2-5 yr olds + grown up), Robot Coding (4 week course for 9-12yr olds), Robot Making (weekly classes for 6-10 yr olds) or One Time Classes (individual classes for 6-10 yr olds).   Adult Classes available for groups of 5 or more on date of your choice!

$30-40 per class

Our enrichment courses include music, creative movement, art, yoga, and dance.

We know you can’t visit the Butterfly Wonderland right now, but that doesn’t mean you can’t experience the wonders of the Rainforest! During our temporary shutdown, we’ll be sharing all kinds of educational content for kids (and adults!) who are at home learning, keeping you updated on what our animals are doing, and asking for your help to keep the butterflies, our butterfly farmers, and all the rainforest animals at Butterfly Wonderland healthy and strong through our “2 Tickets To Go” program. See it all now at: butterflywonderland.com/rainforestadventure

During this one hour experience students will view and discuss 18th century artifacts uncovered in the excavation of the of the Carlyle House. Students will investigate the objects use and purpose within the Carlyle Family and learn how artifacts found in everyday household trash, paired with 18th century primary source documents, opens a window into the lives of people in the past. The remainder of the program is spent touring the historic house and discussing where the artifacts may have been found and how they would have been used by the Carlyle family and their slaves. (SOL: VS.1, VS.4, USI.5c)

Please email carlyle@nvrpa.org for more information about this program

This program can also be done in very small groups in person.

Available for the first time nationally, online, Carousel of Languages teaches 11 languages to children from 3 months to seven years old, through live, interactive lessons with no more than five children per class. Formerly available only on-site at the company’s Madison Avenue flagship in New York City, the exclusive program uses a proprietary curriculum and custom-designed materials to help children learn the language of their heritage or prepare them to be citizens of the world. 

Carousel of Languages will offer a 15% discount for a full year registration and their exclusive Carousel Gift Package to parents devoted to their child’s education in their foreign language study.  Carousel lavishes families/students with so much because they are committed to a long term engagement.

To register, please visit https://carousellanguages.com/registration-portal.

Experience STEAM classes online with Certified Challenge Island teachers. Where engineering meets imagination using 21st century skills.

Introducing Home Island, Virtual Learning from the World's #1 STEAM Program: Trying to navigate your "new normal"? - Have some "co-workers" who crave engagement? Want to provide them with authentic and hands-on learning experiences? Need a little time to get your own work done??? Challenge Island has you covered! The world's #1 STEAM program is now offering virtual STEAM enrichment via classes, Girl Scout workshops, family fun nights, birthday parties, and even corporate STEAMbuilding!

Join the Children's Science Center Lab for our STEM Enrichment Series, a 6-week program designed for 3rd through 5th grade students to apply concepts they learn in school to project-based challenges using critical thinking, research, and data sharing. 

This online, limited capacity series begins on September 14 and runs through October 26th with an optional "Fun Day" on Monday, October 12 (Indigenous Peoples' Day and school holiday).   

Our program reinforces Virginia State Science Standards of Learning (SOLs) through exciting demonstrations, hands-on experiments, engineering projects, and group discussion!  This series was specifically developed to keep kids on track with science through distance learning. 

Students receive a STEM Enrichment kit that includes materials for each daily STEM challenge, a science notebook to record observations, step-by-step instructions to complete each challenge, and more!  Kits will be available for pick up September 11 and 12 at the Children's Science Center Lab. Each child must be registered individually and have their own screen. A sibling discount is offered. Member discounts are applied at checkout.

We offer two types of Virtual STEAM programs:

STEAM Camps that meet for two hours a day Monday-Friday

Coding Club that meets once per week for an hour a day

Virtual STEAM Camps

Virtual STEAM camps are live, interactive, and a great way to fuel your child’s passion for learning. Our virtual camps are a great way to learn new tech skills or sharpen existing ones. As a leader in the STEAM education space for over 10 years, we know what makes STEAM camps great. These camps in Game Desing, Minecraft Coding and Stop-Motion Animation offer a high-quality curriculum delivered by professional teachers in a fun engaging way. Now add in friends with similar interests and you have camps that kids can’t wait to take after-school!

Virtual Coding Club

Virtual Coding Club is a fun way to learn to code in a social, after-school setting. With numerous interactive, online lessons that can be self- or expert-led, Virtual Coding Club is the most versatile way to learn to code using JavaScript. Just choose the best option for you.

 As we're gearing up for Halloween, why not try your hand at coding! Develop your very own candy collecting game with instructions from CodeWizardsHQ! 

CodeWizardsHQ is the leading online coding school for kids and teens ages 8-18. We deliver the most fun and effective live, online coding classes which are designed to give our students the programming knowledge, skills, and confidence to thrive in a digital world. 

CodeWizardsHQ was created by a father for his daughter and has evolved into a platform that serves kids and teens around the globe. Our mission is to prepare students for success in the digital world by teaching them how to code.

The magic happens in the classroom where our exceptional teachers use a student-first approach to teach real programming languages like Python, Java, HTML/CSS, and JavaScript. Each of our online coding classes is tailored to engage elementary, middle, and high-school students with a pop-culture themed curriculum that is comprehensive, developmental, challenging, and yes, fun!

At Coding with Kids your child can learn while creating the games they love & more! Roblox, Minecraft, Scratch, Python, C#, Java. 40+ engaging LIVE online coding after-school classes. All skill levels. Ages 5-18.

Connecticut's Beardsley Zoo's Distance Learning Programming gives students in Connecticut and beyond an opportunity to learn about our amazing animals, their remarkable behaviors, and more from the Zoo's Animal Care Specialists. All without leaving their classrooms or homes!

Homework help services lasts 1.5 hours daily, for 1 month period. 3 children are helped in a pod, same grade; does not have to be same school. Options of 3 days or 5 days of homework help. A “good job!” lollypop mailed at the end of each month. $40/day. 

Meets ONLINE Fridays @ 4:30pm-6:30pm (NY/ Standard Eastern Time)  via Zoom

Online exhibitions are featured here. This content is based on the museum’s physical exhibitions, to help educate visitors about CDC. Many of these exhibits highlight the agency’s work in the United States and around the world, while others explore broader public health themes related to CDC’s work.

 Learning Movie Making- Cartoon Making

Looking for ways to get your mischievous little monkeys motivated to learn online? Just add REAL monkeys—plus all of the other amazing animals in our Virtual Classroom! With virtual safaris, animal demonstrations and engaging wildlife-themed activities, this innovative program invites kids to engage their inner scientist. Kids can even participate in regular Zoo Challenges which encourage them to solve a real-world animal care problem. In the process, they’ll learn to make observations and ask questions as they use real science to work towards a creative solution! A great tool for parents and educators alike, it’s available online anytime

Grades: 2 – 5
Duration: 45 minutes
Students will learn what fossils are and how they are formed, how a paleontologist finds and excavates them, and what tools and techniques are used. They will hear stories from the field, see actual dinosaur specimens, and get a behind the scenes look at the museum collections room and lab where fossils are prepared.

At Disciplined Minds Tutoring, we believe that nurturing an insatiable curiosity and developing life-long learning strategies are crucial to your child’s success both academically and beyond the classroom.
 
We offer a wide variety of tutoring services, including elementary to high school subject tutoring, standardized test preparation in the SAT, ACT, and HSPT, and college-level assistance.

We operate on an appointment basis. You can schedule an appointment with us by either going online to disciplinedmindstutoring.com or reaching out to an Administrative Assistant via call or text to (813) 254-5437.

Discovery World is bringing the fun and learning to you! Throughout the week, you will find experiments, investigations, and design challenges that you can do with materials that you probably already have around the house.

Elachee has packaged a selection of its most popular field trip and outreach classes. Each 50-minute program combines video instruction and live virtual interaction with an Elachee instructor. 

Need expert assistance writing college application essays, as well as preparing for standardized tests? I’m a seasoned educator and online learning expert, with oodles of references outlined at Karin McKie dot com.

College application essays are due soon. As a professional writer and editor, I will help your college-bound students brainstorm, write and edit compelling primary and supplemental essays.

I also coach learners preparing for PSAT, SAT and ACT test success, including teaching a quick and easy reading comprehension technique. I work with ISEE, HSPT, GRE, GMAT and LSAT test-takers too.

Contact me to create a dynamic virtual learning package!

We offer 1-1 onoline tutoring, homeschool support and parenting classes to students from Kindergarten to Grade 8.  We focus on students who thrive in a personalized environment and work with students all across New York State.  

Coding Concepts through Gaming in Scratch (Grade 3 to 8, 10 classes - 45 min each class)

This package is designed for incoming 8th, 9th and 10th graders who want to take advanced computer science courses in high school. Students are taught the concept and given home assignments to practice, which are reviewed in the next class. Languages used for the course is Java, and students will be in small groups of 2-3. A laptop or desktop (Windows or macOS) is required.

$329.00

SMALL CLASSES. INSPIRING INSTRUCTORS. AMAZING PROJECTS. CAMP MAGIC.

With an exciting range of online classes for kids in Kindergarten through 8th grades, Camp Galileo Anywhere brings the quality educational programming and fun of award-winning Camp Galileo virtually anywhere.

Each live online class has been thoughtfully designed to inspire innovation, boost creative confidence, and encourage independence—all with a curriculum built around easy-to-find household materials. Virtual camp sessions range in duration from a single hour to five 3-hour session experiences and are led by Galileo’s signature experienced and personable instructors who make every child feel seen, successful and special.

Welcome from the education program of the George H.W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum! It is part of the Library and Museum’s mission to encourage students of all ages to learn more about the Presidency, the First Lady, American history, and government. We are now offering virtual education programs; such as, premier education programs, storytelling programs, distance education reservations, plus much more! 

Visit bush41.org/education/overview

Ther German School of Connecticut is going virtual for the fall semester. We offer German language instruction for children age 2 through high school and adults.  Class sessions are on Saturday mornings, targeting students new to the German language as well as students already used to speaking and/or listening to German.

Students up to age 6, will meet in online micro-groups of up to 3 students per session to provide an even more individualized learning experience than in our regular classroom. Based on the age appropriate attention span, these short micro session will be up to 30 minutes.

Students age 6 through 11, will meet in two small groups of up to 6 students. Each groups can expect a 60 minute small group session plus a 20 minute whole class session. 

Students age 12 and up, as well as our adult learners, will be meeting as a whole class, in breakout sessions for group activities, and in one-on-one sessions for the duration of their regular Saturday morning sessions.

girls + data is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) with a mission of increasing data literacy at a younger age and providing middle school girls with hands-on learning opportunities in STEM careers in data analytics. 

 Fun, Informal Code Club

Have Fun! Hands-on programming workshops for those who want to learn basic coding. Great place to start if you just want to get started. Coding using Scratch online.
Parents, grand-parents, other adults are welcome with children.

Prerequisite: None - This is a great place to start your first online coding journey. No computer programming knowledge required but basic computer skills desirable. From here you may ask questions and you'll receive answers and additional information of other FREE online information.

To participate please check that your device can access via your Browser https://scratch.mit.edu/ "Create" and "Join Scratch" - you may need to configure your device (e.g. need Adobe Flash).

Code Club Donation - suggested Friend donation of $25 or more per session transferred to:

In USA: www.venmo.com/GizmoCats - +1 (650) 302-1490

paypal.me/GizmoCatsUSA - oscar@gizmocats.com

or Zelle® 

Australia Bankwest Gizmo Cats (ABN 27 788 609 256)

Australia and outside US: paypal.me/GizmoCats - info@gizmocats.com

Kids, teens, parents & adults

{Under 10 years must be supervised by parent/guardian}

We offer an alternative online school. We personalize classes to fit your students needs and learning style. We offer 5th - 12th grade. We can create a path towards a high school diploma or fill in where credits are deficient

View webinars on educational topics from navigating remote K-12 learning,  SAT/ACT preparation, ADHD best practices and more.

Description

Virtual Lectures

These live educational discussions led by museum professionals are 30 to 45 minutes long and can be modified to fit the age range and background knowledge of your group.

Topics Include:

 Science

Fossils – What fossils are, how they are formed, where they are found, what they can tell us
Dinosaurs – What dinosaurs are, major groups of dinosaurs, what happened to them
Animals – Any number of animals, or ecosystems in general
Insects – What insects are, impact of insects on our planet, diversity of insects
Mammoths – The discovery, archaeology, and study of the Schaeffer Mammoth
Basic Evolution & Adaptations – Basic concepts, evidence of evolution, adaptations in animals

Art

The Color Wheel – The many uses of the color wheel and how it helps artists
Artists & Nature – How artists are inspired by the natural world around them, includes famous examples
Frida Kahlo for Beginners – The life and artistic style of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo

Anthropology

Wisconsin American Indian Nations – The history and relationships of local nations of Wisconsin
Anishinaabe Nations – Traditional life ways of the Potawatomi, Ojibwe, and Odawa nations
Fur Trade Era – The characters, history and significance of the Fur Trade Era in Wisconsin

Grades: K – 3
Duration: 30-40 minutes
Through the teaching collection at the museum and our live insect ambassadors, students will learn about what insects are, where we find them, why they are important to life on our planet, and what we can all do to help them out. Programs between November 10 – January 7 will also include a look at the traveling exhibit, Small Wonders: Insects in Focus.

Grades: 3 – 12
Duration: 40-50 minutes
Students will explore Audubon’s print and accompanying text for Goshawk, Stanley Hawk, located behind the scenes of the Museum, and then use scientific sketching to observe the natural world around them, particularly trees.

Grades: 1 – 6
Duration: 40 minutes
Students will learn about Inuit artwork, explore several works of art by Konojuak Ashevak in the Museum’s collection, and then use her techniques to create their own arctic bird artwork.

Grades: 3 – 8
Duration: 30-40 minutes
Students will think like archaeologists as we travel virtually around the world investigating important historical sites and artifacts.

Looking for ways to spark your child’s interest in STEM while staying home? Our online camps and classes for students in grades 1 to 7 ignite learner’s enthusiasm and creativity as well as high-order thinking skills. 

Our self-paced classes are customized to meet kids’ curiosity in STEM, to encourage lifelong preparation and learning for the future.

What is the Proper Study Approach for students?

Highly Recommended Reading List for your pre-schoolers, kindergarteners, elementary, middle- and high-schoolers

Several live sessions available throughout the week. Curriculum, procedures, and reports email directly to our parents prior to their virtual live session. Little Beakers Scientist conducts all sessions and answers all questions live while conducting the experiment at the same time with students. Different sessions for different age groups.

The classes we offer are core subjects for all grade levels.

Lumen Learning Center is now offering Remote Tutoring for grades K-12. Keep your students caught up with their studies, protecting their educational future.

Students connect with their tutor using free online conference software like Skype or Zoom for private learning sessions or group classroom style learning.

Contact us for more information.

LIVE ONLINE SCIENCE CLASSES, ON DEMAND PROGRAMMING GAMES, SCIENCE KITS AND MORE!

Take a virtual musical journey through time alongside a memorable cast of musical greats from the worlds of country, pop, rock, jazz & blues. Learn about the history of Marie Tussaud and the art of wax making that remains much the same for the past 200 plus years.

Interested in learning more? We've provided downloadable worksheets that are perfect for Elementary and Junior High school students. Test your knowledge by taking a fun quiz or complete a word search that includes celebrities featured at our music-themed attraction.

¡Hola amigos! Join us for an on-demand lesson about the colors in Spanish! Together we'll dance, play games, and learn about los colores. Afterwards you can print off our flashcards and continue practicing at home!

Same great instruction from the security of your own home!

Scheduled 1:1 connections just for your student! Let us make a difference THIS MONTH!

Mathnasium offers middle school students math tutoring and enrichment, homework help, and test prep services in convenient 60 minute sessions.

Mathnasium offers elementary school students math tutoring and enrichment, homework help, and test prep services in convenient 60 minute sessions.

Connect live with Microsoft Store associates for online training and solutions for working and learning from home. Get started with these 3 easy steps:

1. Choose your local Microsoft Store
To select a virtual workshop or training, you’ll need to enter your city, state, or postal code below and select your local store.

2. Select a virtual workshop or training
Choose from a variety of workshops or trainings on the calendar for students, educators, and small businesses hosted by local Microsoft Store experts.

3. RSVP
Register for a virtual workshop or training. Once registered, you’ll receive a confirmation email with details on how to join.

MindHub is the first innovative coding club for kids & teens in the age of 6 up to 18 years. Our courses help children develop their own logical and analytical thinking by studying the fundamentals of programming. We believe that digital skills are the main prerequisite for success in the professions of the future. Our mission is to funnel children's interest in technology in a direction which would help them master basic digital skills and competences along with logical and analytical thinking necessary for the success in any field. We work on an original curriculum, entirely project-oriented, which allows children to begin their studies with us at the age of 6 years, and complete them with learning a programming language at the age of 10 years. Methods and tools that we work with are extremely innovative and developed specifically for teaching children programming, which is also consistent with the age of the children, and presented in an interesting way in the program. With a lot of passion and innovation, we create an environment where children stand out!

Study with MindHub

The methodology Mindhub uses to teach children computer programming is based on gamification and working into small teams on variety of projects and games. Kids gain experience which is very important for the future, creating and presenting their own games and animations, coding robots and their artificial intelligence, working in small groups.

Segmented curriculum

In our coding classes we use our proprietary innovative curriculum, specifically segmented for the age and the abilities of the students. The MindHub Curriculum is segregated into 6 segments - Age 6-7, Age 8-9, Age 10-11, Age 12-13, Age 14-15 and Age 16-18. The segment depends on the age when the kids enter into our curriculum (all the curriculums are end to end).

Curriculum - https://mindhub.us/program

Register for Free Live Demo Lesson - https://mindhub.us/demo/hall/mindhub-online-connecticut

Register for Free Demo workshop - https://mindhub.us/workshops/hall/mindhub-online-connecticut

Register for Upcoming Coding Courses- https://mindhub.us/groups/pending

Mindhub operates in 7 countries, 32+ locations and trained over 5000+ students.

Enjoy live online courses and lectures from fellow collectors, American Numismatic Association members and experienced numismatists. FREE and open to the public. Register now – space is limited! Can't wait to get started? Explore the ANA's recorded webinars here! 

We're inviting young designers ages 9+ to join us on a MODA Minecraft server to learn about topics likes sustainability, regenerative design, and coding every Thursday and Friday for free! They'll be working on a multiplayer server open only to the MODA community — and all that is required is Minecraft: Java Edition.

The National Gallery of Art offers learning resources and programs for audiences of all ages. To support parents and their children, teachers, students, and caregivers alike, our educators created this selection of activities, lesson plans, films, and other materials for learning at home.

The NSCF is now offering LIVE chess lessons using zoom as a way to continue teaching chess to students. Each class features lecture time, supervised play and then some time for reviewing games and Q&A.

New England Chess School offers virtual classes for youth ages 5-14. Classes are a fun, rewarding, and engaging experience for kids to learn chess in a focused classroom setting. Our certified chess coaches will work with your student to develop their chess ability, to help them develop maturity and to learn life lessons through their efforts. An emphasis on ‘life skills’ is at the core of what we do at New England Chess School. Chess classes are structured around six progressive levels of chess knowledge that guide students from the basics to a more advanced understanding of the game of chess. Kids who participate in our classes and summer camp will get to play in United States Chess Federation (USCF)-rated chess tournaments.
Learn more and get registered at www.chessne.com

A virtual career experience program where students get real-world experience in multiple different engineering or business professions so they can decide which career path they want to pursue in college.

Program Dates: October 5th - November 20th

Eligibility: The OmniLYF Programs are available for students who are juniors in high school through juniors college.

This program includes 7 weeks of real-world projects, training, discussions with professionals, resume building, and interview prep and practice.

Projects will cover areas including mechanical, civil/structural, electrical, and chemical engineering for the engineering experience.

Projects will cover areas including marketing, accounting, finance, and business consulting for the business experience.

All projects will be completed working virtually.

Networking will be conducted through video conferencing with professionals.

Your experience will be extremely effective in enhancing your resume and your applications to schools, scholarships, internships, and full-time jobs.

Students will be expected to work between 6-10 hours a week including guaranteed 1-hour meetings twice a week on Tuesday and Thursday Evenings (managers will be available 5 days a week).

Back to school is always a challenge for students with special needs, but this year is even more confusing!  In person, virtual, or hybrid learning all have their pros and cons.  If you need help coming up with supports that will best meet your child's needs, contact Open Doors Educational Advocates!  We can review your child's IEP and ensure that they receive the services to meet their needs in whatever is the best setting for them.  Give us a call at 845-978-7970, email at trieshaopendoors@gmail.com, or reach out on Facebook Messenger.  We're here to help families navigate the challenges of special education!

We offer unique online classes from hundreds of independent teachers. Our classes meet via group video chat. Outschool teachers determine their class offerings. Our 50,000+ unique classes span all subjects and reflect the diversity of our teachers.

Pathway educates and equips students who struggle in a traditional classroom by providing them with skills and strategies to grow academically, socially, and spiritually. Pathway School builds confidence, social skills, and academic success in a safe, Christian environment for children with learning challenges.  We recognize each child’s unique qualities, gifts, and needs, build upon their strengths and overcome barriers to learning. Our teachers use programs and research-based teaching strategies targeted to meet the needs of children who learn differently; all to ensure a positive future for each child we serve. 

Each student has a unique learning profile complete with strengths, weaknesses, and interests. At Pathway, we take time to understand children, develop programs, and continually tweak instruction based on the individual.

• Upon entry, students are assessed to determine their ‘just right’ instructional level in core subjects.
• Student progress is monitored and instruction is changed to either reinforce or advance concepts as needed.
• Parents are seen as experts on their children and valuable partners in the education of their child.
• Students are assessed to determine their learning style and given instruction in learning strategies that best match their learning style.  
• Teachers incorporate multiple learning modalities into each lesson.
• Students are taught to advocate for themselves.
• Students are assessed in executive functioning skills to determine their relative strengths and weaknesses in the nine areas of executive functioning.  Teachers use this information to guide instruction.
• We intentionally expose children to a variety of experiences, including performance, artistic, musical, and athletic opportunities to discover their gifts and interests.
• Student work and projects are matched with student strengths and affinities.
• Class size is kept to a maximum of 12:1, often with smaller groupings in core subjects to best target individual needs.
• We don’t expect students to sit still for an entire day or even an hour.  Movement and music are frequently incorporated into lessons and breaks are given throughout the day.
• Students are taught about the brain and learn how to respect the differences in others’.
• The staff meets weekly as a team to discuss student concerns and needs for enrichment or intervention.
• Technology is integrated through our 1:1 laptop program.
• Social skills are taught using researched-based curriculum.
• Student strengths are identified, nurtured, and celebrated.

Our Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium Education Specialists now offer interactive classroom programs featuring encounters with live animals, biofacts, and more for school groups, senior homes, and adult community groups! 

I'm Norman Prince, founder of Prince Learning, a former English professor, and a master tutor with more than 9,000 hours of tutoring and three decades of teaching experience. Reach your potential by working one-to-one with a passionate, highly experienced educator.

More details at princelearning.com

ONLINE TUTORING AVAILABLE: Skype and other remote tutoring options available

FREE CONSULTATION: Contact me to schedule a complimentary 30-minute consultation. Learn more about my programs and how I work, and get personalized feedback and answers to any questions you might have.

BENEFITS

-TEST PREP: Clients typically improve from the top 15% to the top 5%, with almost 1/3 reaching the top 1% or 2% on the SAT, ACT. I also work with clients on Verbal (Reading and Writing) sections of many other tests.

-SPEED-READING: More than triple your reading rate (increase by 350-400%) with equal or better comprehension in just 6 to 8 hours of tutoring plus outside practice.

-STUDY AND LEARNING SKILLS: Bolster your concentration, comprehension, retention, and note-taking skills, improving your performance and grades.

ADDITIONAL SERVICES include writing, grammar, and vocabulary tutoring on clients' academic and professional work.

-The best books, tests, and instructor-written guides provided

EXPERIENCE

I was an assistant professor of English at Skyline College, and I taught through Gonzaga University, Stanford University, Foothill-De Anza Community Colleges, and USC.

My areas of expertise include Standardized Test Prep, Speed-Reading, Study and Learning Skills, Writing, Grammar, and Vocabulary.

My clients have included students from middle school to adult levels. My programs are ideal for students, adults, and professionals.

SPECIAL OFFERS

-I offer rate reductions for increasing numbers of hours booked.

-Combination programs are available for multiple tests like ACT/SAT, PSAT/SAT and for speed-reading, study and learning skills, and/or grammar/writing—combination programs qualify for greater fee reductions

Download the park's Fun With Physics booklet and more from our website. 

Ace the test! Increase your score with personalized attention. Learn test preparation strategies to get your best score. We provide the practice materials and full-length tests with score reports that pinpoint areas of need for instruction to maximize scores.

One size does not fit all when it comes to individual tutoring. Personalized attention is key to tapping into students’ natural abilities while addressing any challenges, transforming them into successful lifelong learners. 

We provide academic assistance from skill-building in all subject areas to helping students and families keep track of their assignments, time management, and prioritizing. RITES can help with tools to keep kids focused with online schoolwork.

RITES supports students throughout their academic careers in:

Spending time in nature has always been an important part of good mental health and well-being. We know that sometimes you can’t get outside but that doesn’t mean that you have to stop learning about nature. Below is a wide range of resources that your children (ages 6-12) can use to learn about our local species. 

FREE ONLINE STEM Classes for 4th and 5th graders from San Jacinto College. Students will learn about space exploration, hydroponics, forces of flight and human health topics. The lessons are tied to the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills to help keep children on track with their school coursework. This online class provides learning and activities that can be done right at home with limited parental involvement and supplies.  Email aerospace@sjcd.edu for a registration packet,   

Our afterschool workshops are an excellent way for your child to be actively engaged in all different aspects of science. All workshops offer unique, hands-on learning in a fun and safe environment. To learn more about the individual programs or to register go to our website https://www.smli.org/afterschool

"The Scobee Education Center at San Antonio College is dedicated to enriching the lives of children and adults alike by fostering a love for science, technology, and astronomy through hands on experiences and programs through the Challenger Learning Center, Micronauts, and Scobee Planetarium programs."  As a result of the constraints of the pandemic, we have stepped up our efforts to post engaging activities that mosty kids can complete at home with materials easily accessible to most families.  Go to the FutureReadySA.org web site, create an account for your child or student and search for "Scobee".  Eleven different digital badge opportunities will appear.  Click on them to get the code to enter and Launch Your learning today!  It's Free!

StemQuest: 10 week series of learning with a hands on, immersive, interactive learning series hosted by SeaQuest.   10 weeks of virtual meetups where students will be guided through homework assignments by our marine biologists, zoologists, and with guest appearances by our top veterinarian partners around the country

• One virtual meetup will be joining our veterinarian partners as they make their rounds through one of our locations
• The 100% virtual version is offered at $74.99. If schools are interested, please contact us by phone to inquire about large group discounts. 
• Learners will experience everything SeaQuest has to offer. They will learn about food preparation which will include dissecting a squid, they will learn about water testing while swimming with Stingrays, they will learn about mammals environments and preservation while handing feeding otters and sloths. 
• Students will be given their own SeaQuest learners badge which will include a lanyard with photo of their favorite animal and their first name

Online lessons

All virtual classes cover pronunciation, vocabulary, new phrases, practical grammar, and culture through activities, videos, games, songs and other fun presentation elements.

The virtual class options are as follows:

1. High frequency classes: The class is 20 minutes each day. It can be 3, 4 or 5 times a week.
2. Twice a week: The class can be 30 or 60 minutes.
3. Once a week: The class can be 30 or 60 minutes.
4. Parent + kid: The class is 30 minutes.

Mark your calendars—the annual St. Croix Youth Summit will take place virtually on Earth Day, Thursday, April 22, 2021!

This dynamic conference is for middle and high school students who want to learn about the environmental issues and challenges facing the watershed they live in and take action to make a difference.

View the conference flyer and schedule

REGISTER TODAY

• The incredible ecology of the St. Croix National Scenic Riverway, the first Wild and Scenic River National Park.
• The origin of Earth Day and its founder, former Wisconsin Senator Gaylord Nelson.
• Inspiring stories of youth advocates and what you can do to take action in protecting our environment, both locally and globally.
• Invasive species in our region and their impact on native habitat.
• Macroinvertebrates and what they tell us about water quality.
• …and more!

Launched in 2013, the Beyond Limits Academic Program provides highly subsidized one-on-one tutoring, primarily in math and science, enrichment activities and informal mentoring to Stamford Peace’s student-athletes and also to students attending our local public schools. Tutoring is typically conducted by Stamford Public School’s upperclassmen, including members of the National Honor Society, and college students, many of whom are referred by teachers, administrators, and other tutors.  Sessions are held at Stamford Peace’s Long Ridge Road headquarters, which includes a dedicated tutoring room and large classroom equipped with computers, school supplies, and other program materials. The facility also includes a lounge area with free Wi-Fi for parents, a kitchen area stocked with complementary snacks and beverages, and a fitness room.  Please click here to view our most recent program highlights.  *Note:  We transitioned to a remote platform at the outset of the pandemic and continue to support our students with virtual tutoring and enrichment programming, including our new remote tutoring teams. (Click here to learn more about the benefits of the remote teams approach.)*

For verbal children ages 4-6 focused on language stimulation and expansion. All activities are facilitated by a speech pathologist. Each session will include vocabulary building, following directions, and an early phonics task. 

• 9:00AM - 25 minutes
• $240/8 sessions
• Monday-Thursday (2 week blocks, 8 sessions per block period)
• Session Blocks: 
  • Sept 8-Sept 17 *Only 7 sessions due to Labor Day/reduced pricing
  • Sept 21-Oct 1
  • Oct 5 - Oct 15
  • Oct 19-Oct 29