Only $5!
This fun & engaging class gets students hands on with the scientific method! But more than that, it allows families to see if the Next Level Homeschool format meets the needs of your child's learning style- for only $5!
Only $5!
This course offers an in-depth lesson on identifying and understanding plagiarism, learning proper citation methods, and how to avoid plagiarism to help students uphold a future of academic honesty with their writing!
Summer 2021
Shakespeare is just as relevant now than he was over 400 years ago! This course serves as an introduction to William Shakespeare, his sonnets and writing style, and a brief history of acting troupes and the Globe Theater.
FULL
This 6 week course focuses on the 1937 novel by author Zora Neale Hurston, Their Eyes Were Watching God, a classic of the Harlem Renaissance. The novel explores themes of race, gender roles, femininity, and freedom.
FULL
Women were instrumental in the formation and the perpetuation of the US; and they contributed in ways that often get completely overlooked. Let’s give these women the credit they deserve!
FULL
This is Session 2 of our full year chemistry course. We'll take all of the foundations we learned in Session 1 and continue to build on them- both conceptually and mathematically. And with tons of labs, of course!
FULL
This course will act as a writing workshop with an emphasis on presenting historical research. Students will research a topic of their choice, write about it, and have it peer reviewed!
FULL
This 10 week etymology course will explore and unlock the mysteries of the English language…using examples found in the Harry Potter series!
FULL
Part of our full year Art History series, this course will serve as an introduction into the art and architecture of Europe and the Middle East during the Middle Ages
FULL
This will be the 2nd installment in our 4 part full year US History course, covering reconstruction through progressiveism.
FULL
In our final installment of our year of Earth Science, we’ll focus on the hydrosphere (freshwater and the oceans) and our atmosphere- including meteorology and climate.
FULL
In this 1 week course, students will read and explore a short story by American author Shirley Jackson, and then we will explore how this story has influenced other famous works in American culture (such as Suzanne Collins’ The Hunger Games series!)