Previous Courses
Please join us for this 4 week Intro to Yoga series! Everyone is welcome - no matter how much or how little experience you have with yoga. Let's get our bodies moving and have some fun together as we head on into spring! Instructor - Laura Syria
New classes for March
Spring Yoga!
Please join us for this 4 week Intro to Yoga series! Everyone is welcome - no matter how much or how little experience you have with yoga. Let's get our bodies moving and have some fun together as we head on into spring! Instructor - Laura Syria
Celebrate Black History Month!
Martin Luther King Radio Project
Book Club - A Good Kind of Trouble
Book Club - A Good Kind of Trouble
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Students are invited to participate in this exciting social justice themed collaborative humanities project. Students are needed as performers, musicians, digital media and visual artists. Group will meet together and then in smaller collaborative groups. For students ages 8-18. Schedule TBA. Register by January 25. $30 per student - scholarships available.
Book Club - A Good Kind of Trouble
Book Club - A Good Kind of Trouble
Book Club - A Good Kind of Trouble
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This club is for students reading books on the 2021 Vermont Golden Dome Book Award List. We will read a few chapters of the monthly book together each week and discuss. Students will need to read or listen to the audio book independently or with a reading buddy between meetings. Students can also participate in the Golden Dome student forum.
Vermont Golden Dome Book ListFebruary Book - A Good Kind of Trouble
Tuesday 7:30 - 7 PM
Who was Daisy Turner?
Book Club - A Good Kind of Trouble
Who was Daisy Turner?
Daisy Turner was the child of former slaves who was born and raised in Grafton, VT. She became famous for her oral history and storytelling, and her fascinating family story gives a narrative glimpse into life as an African American growing up in Vermont during the turn of the century. Join us on Wednesday February 24 at 4PM to learn more about this interesting figure in Vermont History! Interested students will have the option of taking part in a longer term Humanities project that will continue this Spring.
March Arts and Humanities
Intro to Painting with Jamie Townsend
Intro to Painting with Jamie Townsend
Intro to Painting with Jamie Townsend
This introduction to painting course is for students grades 4 and up, and no previous experience is required. Students will explore different techniques and produce a painting of their choice each session. Students need a canvas, wood, or sealed paper to paint, acrylic paints, and brushes to participate. Space is limited to 8 students.
$20 per household per class.
Tuesday OR Thursday at 10 AM
Music COMP with Alli Lubin
Intro to Painting with Jamie Townsend
Intro to Painting with Jamie Townsend
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The Music-Comp Forum is a weekly Zoom meeting for Independent Student Composers to develop their online music composition skills while connecting and sharing with others, guided by Music-Comp Facilitator, Alli Lubin. Beginners and advanced students in 5th-8th grade are welcome. Younger students will be considered with parental support. We will be using a free cloud-based version of Noteflight with numerous competition opportunities for composition and performance offered through optional membership in the Vermont Music-Comp program. Private mentoring with Alli is also available.
Thursday from 4:30-5:30 PM
Private mentoring with Alli is also available. please contact her about alternative times. allilubin@gmail.com
Drawing for Fun with Lauren Watrous
Intro to Painting with Jamie Townsend
Drawing for Fun with Lauren Watrous
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This drawing class is for students of all ages enthusiastic about drawing! Drawing is an incredible tool for studying the world, communicating ideas, exploring imagination, creating and designing. Each week we will draw from an idea or exercise to strengthen our skills and expand our understanding of what drawing can be for each of us. Any paper, pencil, eraser, sharpener and colored pencils are helpful to have on hand. Schedule an individual cass for your child, homeschool pod, or group of friends!
STEM
Hour Of Code
Multiplication Jam
Multiplication Jam
This coding group is for students of all ages and abilities. No experience with coding is necessary. Each week our coding group tries two different coding activities. Students will also be introduced to the Hour of Code site, which has many additional activities students can practice with independently.
Hour of Code is a global program to introduce students to coding. Visit their website for more information - Hourofcode.org.
Multiplication Jam
Multiplication Jam
Multiplication Jam
Receive a weekly math movement activity and multiplication practice. Work your way through the times tables at your own pace. Registered students will also have access to the student learning forum and additional content. Students can participate in an optional KAHOOT group challenge each Thursday evening at 7 PM.
Welcome Summer!
Summer Calendar
Why choose online learning this summer?
- You can participate from anywhere - even on vacation.
- Zoom and Go classes let you take what you learned and apply it in the real world!
- Events are scheduled at convenient times so that don't interfere with camps, and other summer in-person
Our Summer Calendar will be out soon!