Since 2000


Homeschool Cooperative


Wisdom's Way


CLASSES

Nursery (0-24 months / available both hours)
We provide dependable, safe, secure, and loving care to the youngest family members.
Toddlers (ages 2-3 / available both hours)
Toddlers play, learn, and grow together in a structured, nurturing environment.
Preschool (ages 4-5 / available both hours)
Our preschool class offers a variety of activities including arts and crafts, music and movement, and story time.
Kindergarten (ages 5-6 / available both hours)
Our youngest students enjoy a fun, multi-sensory approach to learning, with abundant, hands-on enrichment opportunities.
Backyard Birds (1st - 3rd / first hour)
Calling all young bird watchers! In this class, students will explore the wonderful world of backyard birds! We will combine picture books, observation, simple journaling, and creative crafts to help children discover common birds in their own surroundings. Students will learn how to notice bird colors, sounds, and behaviors while building curiosity and appreciation for nature.
Book'nic (1st - 3rd / first hour)
Books + Picnic = Book’nic! Join us as gather on picnic blankets to read (reading will be digitally presented through a projector and screen), watch short clips, eat, and enjoy hands-on learning activities relevant to our theme for the day. Students are welcome to bring their own snacks. Please note: This semester will feature all-new lessons, so returning students are welcome.
Home Sweet Habitat: National Parks (1st - 3rd / first hour)
Get ready for an adventure as we discover the animals, biomes, and habitats of America’s national parks! Students will become Junior Rangers, exploring and learning through art, books, and hands-on activities.
Math Play Lab (1st - 3rd / first hour)
In this class, students will explore big ideas through games, puzzles, and collaborative challenges that build number sense, problem-solving skills, and confidence. Students will discover the art of math as we use a variety of manipulatives to see how playful and beautiful mathematics can be.
Nature Club (1st - 3rd / first hour)
In this class nature is our classroom! We'll learn about creation through weekly nature walks, memorizing poetry, reading picture books, and watching videos. We will be outside in most weather so make sure children are dressed appropriately for outdoor adventures.
Art and the National Parks (4th - 6th / first hour)
Students will discover the beauty of America’s national parks while creating their own park-inspired artwork. Perfect for curious creators who love exploring nature and want to bring the beauty of the parks to life on paper! Required items: 1 box of crayons, 1 oil pastel set, 1 chalk pastel set, and 1 watercolor palette with brush.
Famous Inventors (4th - 6th / first hour)
Students will explore the lives and achievements of well-known (and not so well-known) inventors. Each class will feature a read aloud “living book” from the library, followed by a hands-on, science-based project inspired by the inventor’s work. Connecting science, history, and literature, students will gain a deeper understanding of how innovation shapes the world.
Line Dancing (4th - 12th / first hour)
Ready to move? In this high-energy class, we will learn easy-to-follow routines set to upbeat music—from pop to country classics to modern hits. Wear appropriate dance shoes each week. Open to all skill levels.
Strategy Games (4th - 6th / first hour)
Spend a fun-filled hour trying to outsmart and outmaneuver your friends! Bring a game to share, and/or explore new and exciting games that will keep the entire room buzzing.
Drawing Studio and Art History (7th - 12th / first hour)
Unlock the secrets of the masters! This hands-on class pairs technical drawing instruction with a journey through classical art history. It’s rich subject matter put into practice. Students will need to purchase some of their own art supplies for this class; a list will be provided. [Course Fee: $10.00]
Percussion Workshop (7th - 12th / first hour)
This class introduces rhythm through creativity, collaboration, and hands-on experimentation. Students will use a mix of percussion instruments and found sounds to build layered patterns, learning how individual parts work together to create something bigger. The class will culminate with a group performance at the end of the semester. No experience necessary.
The Art of War (7th - 12th / first hour)
Explore war through the ages! We will begin each class by discussing different types of warfare, then we will (safely) put what we've learned into practice. From stones to archery to modern guerilla warfare, we will prepare for battle! [Course Fee: $10.00]
Artful Adventures (1st - 3rd / second hour)
In this creative art class, students will explore their imagination by experimenting with a variety of fun materials. Each week they will build new skills and confidence as they learn to draw, paint, and sculpt their own unique masterpieces.
Brick Masters (1st - 3rd / second hour)
Our Lego Builders Club gives kids the opportunity to sharpen their fine motor skills, explore basic engineering, and practice teamwork through creative play.
Junior Gym (1st - 3rd / second hour)
Ready, set, move! This class is designed to help kids improve their physical skills, discover the joy of fitness, and practice teamwork.
Project Plymouth (1st - 3rd / second hour)
Hop aboard the Mayflower and set sail for a 17th-century adventure! Students will become history explorers in this exciting class full of hands-on activities. From meeting Squanto to discovering the real story of the first Thanksgiving, students will experience the excitement and adventure of the first American settlers.
Tree House Travels (1st - 3rd / second hour)
Get ready to explore the Amazon Rainforest, the Great Wall of China, the Pyramids of Giza and the First Thanksgiving at Plymouth alongside Jack and Annie from the Magic Treehouse book series. Students will sample authentic food from each country and create learning portfolios consisting of watercolor and pastel art projects and self-made travel brochures. Four Magic Treehouse books will need to be purchased to read at home.
250 Years of Explorers in North America (4th - 6th / second hour)
In honor of the 250th birthday of our country, we will trace the daring paths of legendary explorers like Daniel Boone, Jacques Cartier and John Cabot. We will be utilizing maps and timelines and learning through arts and crafts. Join us as we bring history to life in a meaningful way and celebrate our country as we go!
Crafty Crochet (4th - 12th / second hour)
Come learn the fun art of crochet! Beginning students will learn the basics of crochet, while more advanced students will create their own projects. Open to students in grades 4th-12th.
Popsicle Stick Architecture (4th - 6th / second hour)
Students will learn how real structures work by building towers, bridges, and buildings using popsicle sticks. They will experiment with strength, balance, and creative design, both individually and in teams.
Vocal Ensemble (4th - 12th / second hour)
In this dynamic, collaborative class, 4th-12th grade students who are passionate about music will develop important skills in sight-reading, vocal technique, and harmonization. Beyond the full choir experience, singers will have the opportunity to perform in smaller groups—such as trios and quartets—to build musical independence and confidence. The semester will culminate with a Christmas Concert for family and friends!
Intro to House Building (7th - 12th / second hour)
Ever wondered what it takes to get a house off the ground? In this class, you’ll start by designing/drawing your ultimate dream home. Then we will dive deep into the "hows" and "whys" of every building phase with hands-on projects that show you the real-world side of home building. By the final class, you’ll use those new skills to redesign your original plan into a build-ready masterpiece! [Course Fee: $10.00]
PragerU Perspectives (7th - 12th / second hour)
Make sense of the biggest issues shaping our world today using Dennis’s timeless insights, wisdom, and life lessons. What are the keys to a happy and fulfilled life? What does it mean to be a “good person?” What are the biggest differences between the left and the right? What are the biggest problems in our society and how can we avoid them? Using Prager U's videos, this class will dive deeper into these important life lessons.



The fall semester begins Monday, September 14th, 2026.  Please see the complete list of classes along with description and grade level below.  Click here to view the schedule.