Mary Middlebrook
In this 2nd of 4 classes in the full year General Biology series, we'll go inside the workings of the building blocks of life- cells. We'll learn all about what they are and how they work, the role they play in genetics, and how genetics has shaped life through evolution.
In this 2nd installment of the Earth Science series, we’ll learn all about how earth is a dynamic entity. Plate tectonics, earthquakes, volcanoes, erosion, fossils, the geologic time scale, and more! LOTS of labs!
This in-depth course will take students from the most primitive animals on earth (sponges), through the first predators (jellies, anemones, and corals), and end with the weird and wacky worms!
This class is the first in a series of three classes that will make up a full year of Earth Science! We’ll cover the Earth’s surface, including mapping, minerals, and rocks. Lots of hands on labs and projects!
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.
This class is the first in a four part series of our full year of General Biology. We'll learn what life is, the chemistry behind it, and then focus on ecology- how life interacts with other organisms and the environment.
In this 3rd of 4 classes in the full year General Biology series, we're ruling over the kingdoms- the six kingdoms of life, that is! We'll uncover the mysteries of Archaebacteria, Bacteria, Protists, Fungi, Plants, and Animals while learning all about the forms and functions of each.
In this final class in our 4 part full year General Biology series, we'll take everything we've learned about life over the past 30 weeks and apply it to ourselves! We'll cover all of the major systems of the human body.
Take this class to get the foundations of marine biology- and access to all of our other marine zoology classes throughout the year!
An intensive, lab based course that will explore snails, bivalves, octopus, squid, cuttlefish, shrimp, crabs, lobster, seastars, urchins, and sea cucumbers!