Online Classes

Welcome to Algebra Adventures! This isn't just a bunch of numbers on a screen; it's about learning the secret language of math. Over the next 7 weeks, we’ll tackle everything in a standard Algebra 1 curriculum—from solving for x to graphing complex functions. Each week, we’ll have a live online lesson, practice problems to sharpen your skills, and a creative project that proves math actually exists in the real world. This class is ideally for unschoolers in grades 6-8. Classes begin Monday, April 6, 2026 10:30A CST. 

Come and paint with us! In this 4-day class, unschoolers will learn how to draw & paint a little gorilla! We will discuss the art supplies needed for this project. We will review composition and placement of shapes and lines on our sheet of paper. With an oil pastel, we will combine shapes and lines to create a litle gorilla. Once our drawings are complete, we will begin painting our designs.  We will discuss the application of watercolor paints, how to change the value of a paint color, and how to create the look of texture. No drawing or painting experience is necessary to be successful in this class. This class is ideal for unschoolers in grades K-2. Classes begin Monday, April 27, 2026 11:00A CST.

Welcome to Body Basics. In this 8-week class, unschoolers will start their journey to understanding the human body with confidence and clarity. This class is perfdct for future doctors or nurses, or simply those interested in medicine. Dive into the world of health, diseases, and the body. We will review recently known medical cases and complete engaging, hands-on activities. This class is ideal for grades 5-8. Classes begin Mondays, April 27, 2026 at 12:30P CST, with a one week break for Memorial Day. 

Join the Kratt Brothers on a mission to discover how animals survive and thrive! Each week, we will travel to a new habitat to meet Creature Teachers. Unschoolers will learn about animal classification, diet, and unique biological adaptations (Creature Powers). This is an online, interactive class where unschoolers don’t just watch—they create! This class is ideal for unschoolers in grades K-3rd. Classes begin Tuesday, April 7, 2026 10:30A CST.

Welcome to The Reel Deal: Mastering the Basics of Filmmaking class hosted by Friends of Cabrini. The Reel Deal is an immersive, 10-week hands-on production course designed for middle school unschoolers ready to step behind the lens. We will transform from passive viewers into active visual storytellers, learning that filmmaking is a blend of technical precision and creative soul. From the first "Action!" to the final cut, we will navigate the entire production pipeline: screenwriting, storyboarding, location scouting, cinematography, sound design, and digital editing. By the end of the term, each unschooler will have produced a short film and developed a roadmap for sharing his or her work with the world. In The Reel Deal, we move beyond just "pressing record." This class is designed to mirror a professional film production cycle, teaching unschoolers how to bridge the gap between a creative idea and a polished final product. This class includes multiple in-person field trips to help students gain more in-depth knowledge about the filmmaking process and industry. All unschoolers will be provided with an updated syllabus for this class. This class is ideal for unschoolers in grades 6-8. Classes begin Tuesdays, April 28, 2026 at 11:00A CST.

Aready to explore the vast and diverse landscape of the United States? If so, join us! In this 8-week class, we will learn about geography use a variety of methods, including games, visual aids, and project-based learning to ensure everyone actively participates. Our weekly projects will bring us one step closer to learning about the landscape and terrain of the United States. We'll go beyond memorizing state names and delve into the unique characteristics of each state. This class is ideal for unschoolers in grades 1-4. Classes begins Wednesdays, April 29, 2026 at 10:00A CST.

In this intensive 6-week online workshop, homeschoolers will dive deep into one of the most controversial and debated documents in modern history: The Willie Lynch Letter: Let’s Make a Slave. Rather than treating the text purely as a historical artifact, students will analyze it through the lens of literary analysis, behavioral psychology, and propaganda studies. We will peel back the layers of this text to understand how language can be used as a weapon to divide communities and control minds. We will engage in: literary deconstruction, historical investigation, propaganda analysis, and interdisciplinary projects. This class is designed for critical thinkers ready to discuss difficult topics with maturity and insight. By the end of the course, students won't just know what the letter says—they will understand how to recognize and dismantle the mechanics of mental manipulation in any context. This class is ideal for grades 7-8. Classes begin Thursdays, April 30, 2026 at 1:00P CST, with a one week break for Memorial Day.