Dylan Monshaugen
This one week, $5 class will teach students the importance of using reliable sources in their research, how to identify them. This is an important skill for ALL students who do research- which is every student!
Does your student struggle with taking notes during lectures or when they are reading? Maybe they simply need a refresher on formatting notes and crafting strong outlines. A Guide to Effective Note Taking provides students with a one-week opportunity to brush up on their note taking skills.
This class focuses on environmental and geographical concepts. Students can expect to learn about each of these natural wonders, how they were formed, how humans have influenced them, and why they are important enough to be considered wonders.
This five week course dives into ancient Egyptian civilization, beginning with Egyptian prehistory and ending with Roman conquest. We will be learning about everything from mummification to Macedonians!
The world voted for some NEW wonders of the world in 2006, and in this 4 week class you'll travel around the globe to learn all about them!
This will be the 2nd installment in our 4 part full year US History course, covering reconstruction through progressiveism.
An in depth study of the involvement of the United States in both World Wars. Learn the politics, technologies, strategies, battles, and economic significance of this defining historical era.
Join us in our final of 4 installments in our year-long study of US history, where we will explore the history of the US since the end of World War II.
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!
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!