Asian inventors have created many every day objects that we take for granted. Thanks to them we have wheels, umbrellas, toilet paper, Play Stations, and ice cream. Come out and explore some of these inventions and their inventors via hands on experiments.

The word Geography means "earth description." It is a science that deals with the topography of the land and its inhabitants. Join us as we learn about this science and enjoy hands on activities that help us understand how we humans are part of the earth.

There were many different "ages" of world exploration, but rarely do we ask, "What were they looking for?". Today we explore the resources that seemed invaluable to these explorers and whether or not they are still invaluable.

What is a population? Why do scientists need to know about populations? How do they collect the data? Find out the answers to these questions today, and learn about the importance on knowing population numbers of living things.

What advantage do animals have when they have a sense of smell?  How does your nose work?  How does it tell your brain if you smelled something bad?  Get nosey about these and other topics today in this smelltastic homeschool class!

Listen…  Do you hear that?  That is the sound of you learning all about your sense of hearing and how your ears work.  We will also explore how different animals use hearing or lack of hearing to their advantage in the wild.  See you there!

Did you know that you can only taste 4, maybe 5, different tastes with your tongue?How does that even work?  Let's find out through a series of activities and experiments.  Parents, there will be food.  Let us know of any dietary restrictions in advance.

How do your eyes work?  How do you read without your sense of sight?  Answer these questions today in this action packed homeschool.  Parents, we will be dissecting cow eyeballs.  Your participation is encouraged.

Toys are fun, but they are also engineering marvels. Today we will not only be making toys. We will be learning about how toys work. This Homeschool class will include some exciting reverse engineering! See you there!

Brrr, winter is here! Today we learn about ice and snow. Join us as we learn about snowflake structure, dry ice, and cold weather patterns