Students in grades K-2 Reading/Language Arts will learn sight words and develop skills in writing, vocabulary, comprehension, phonics, and more. Students will learn to read and write by understanding how letters and letter combinations make certain sounds. Each course will be hosted by fun characters that make the learning journey fun!

Students will learn to count, compare numbers, identify shapes, add, subtract, and measure in this course. Along the way, they will have hands-on activities. As students progress from Kindergarten to First Grade and then First Grade to Second grade they will learn to solve word problems, skip count, and use math strategies to add and subtract. In addition, students will also explore forms of measurement and money as they learn a variety of practical real-life math skills.

Students will go on a scientific journey where they’ll learn skills in research, problem solving, experimentation, and will participate in plenty of hands-on, lab investigations, gaining skills in analysis, engineering, more.

Students in K-2 will learn through stories, games and videos. Students will explore American traditions, seasonal celebrations, geography, and even economics that will take them to new heights.

Students in grade 3-5 Reading/Language Arts will explore the world of reading and writing as they learn to use context clues and develop skills in spelling, decoding, cursive writing, and more. They’ll also use graphic organizers, videos, and assignments to practice opinion, narrative, and informative writing. Through engaging stories, games, and activities, students will investigate animals in the rainforest, solve a mystery using context clues, and travel around the world while writing in their Interactive Notebooks.

Students will progress through 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade math learning strategies for addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Students will also become comfortable working with fractions, representing data, and solving multi-step word problems.

Get hands-on learning about physical properties, the energy of motion, the solar system, and more! Through problem solving, experimentation, creating models, and analyzing and interpreting data, students will explore the world of science like never before.

In this course, students will discover the regions of the U.S, learn about the countries of North America, tour Source Central to understand American history and civics, and ride the Great Canadian Rail Ride across Canada.