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All-Morning Classes, 9:00 am - 11:50 am

Nursery - $0

We have a nursery available for infants-2 years old who have older siblings in 2nd grade or above attending the co-op.. The nursery will have at least 2 adults in it at all times. There is no charge for the nursery; however, you will be responsible for providing all snacks, drinks, diapers, etc. for your child.

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Preschool -$15

Available for 3 and 4 year old children who have older siblings in 2nd grade or above attending the co-op. There will be a variety of subjects covered through hands on learning and play. This class is a courtesy class for our younger children and is a supplement to anything they are learning at home with you. One class period will also be used for a snack/recess time. You will be responsible for all drinks and snacks for your child.

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Kindergarten - $20

Available for 5 and 6 year old children who have older siblings in 2nd grade or above attending the co-op. Students will stay in one classroom for the entire morning and will have some form of mathematics and reading, as well as other areas of learning. This class is a supplement to what your child is learning at home with you. One class period will also be used for a snack/recess time. You will be responsible for providing all snacks and drinks for your child.

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1st Grade - $20

Available for 6 and 7 year old children who have older siblings in 2nd grade or above attending the co-op. Students will stay in one classroom for the entire morning and will learn the basics for language, math, and science through science experiments and other hands on learning techniques. One class period will also be used for a snack/recess time. You will be responsible for providing all snacks and drinks for your child.

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1st Period Classes, 9:00 am - 9:50 am

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Money, 2nd-3rd grades - $5

In this class we will cover some Money materials from the US Government, skip counting, making change, talk about things we can do with money like earn, spend, save, give, and definitely play lots of games! Hopefully lots of other fun things too like have a valentines day party and barter what they get, set up a pretend grocery store to work/shop in, and maybe even have an entrepreneur day at the end of the year and sell what they make to their classmates (these items will need to be made at home with items you purchase yourself) to sell during class or sell to everyone during lunch with their parents help!​

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Glow Art, 2nd-3rd grades - $10

Let’s create an under the sea world, full of ocean animals and coral reefs. We will learn about ocean life as we create neon crafts, paintings, and sculptures as they glow under the black lights. We will save our projects to create a GLOW SHOW experience at the end of the year.​

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Simple Science Experiments, 4th-5th grades - $15

This semester we will explore the world of science (in pairs) with all different kinds of experiments such as: a marshmallow catapult, coffee ground fossils, chromatography flowers, water walking, moldy bread, snack DNA model, floating eggs, melting ice cubes with salts, ice cream in a bag, and “magic” leakproof bag to name a few.

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Embroidery/Cross Stitch, 4th-5th grades - $15

In this class, you’ll learn the fun art of cross stitching—a way to create colorful pictures using thread and fabric. We’ll start with the basics, like threading a needle and following a simple pattern, so no experience is needed! Cross stitch is a great way to get creative and make something truly unique.

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Baking, 6th-8th grades - $45

Come bake with us! Learn how to read and measure recipes and how to make amazing baked goods! We can not accommodate kids with food allergies.​

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Historical Conquests, 6th-12th grades - $12/$25

Historical Conquest is a unique and exciting card game in which players create personalized societies of REAL heroes, villains, leaders, assassins, disasters, armies, and more from ACTUAL world history and battle them against one another. Each card is complete with fantastic illustrations and intriguing summaries of people, places, and events from world history. Students will learn history in a more fun and engaging way. As well as encouraged to share their favorites! Class Fee will be based on if students need a starter deck ($25) and $12 for those who have a starter deck. If this is your first time, you will need the starter deck price.

 

Drama, 6th-12th grades - $25

This is an advanced, production class, and not my intro class, so it is only for students who have been in one of my plays before. While drama is an amazing way to help students become more confident and "come out of their shell", this particular class is too much for beginners and/or those who are super shy. 

 

This class will be rehearsing a play that will be performed at the end of the semester party! Skills we will be focusing on include stage movement, using props, showing emotion through facial and body expressions, and speaking in front of an audience.

 

​**THERE WILL BE REHEARSALS OUTSIDE OF CLASS. For this next semester, we will practice during class and then have another rehearsal after lunch (12:30 to 1:30). This second rehearsal will be scheduled according to scenes, so not everyone has to stay every week. (If your student gets a bigger part, they might be staying every week - so please let me know at the beginning of the semester if this will be a problem) As we get closer to production, there will be at least 2 rehearsals that will be 3 to 4 hours in length as they practice in full costume with props, sound, and lighting changes. If we need props and costumes, I will always try to borrow items before making purchases to save everyone money and storage space.

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**Your student must be willing to have lines in the performance**

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Study Hall, 6th-12th grades - $0

Study Hall is for middle/high schoolers who need to do homework, study, or other busy work in a quiet environment. Each student must have busy work to do the entire class period.​

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Spanish 2, 9th-12th grades - $10

Last year, we introduced Spanish. This year, we are picking up where we left off by diving deeper into different verb tenses and learning more grammatical details. Our goal is to work on grammar as well as become better at conversing in Spanish. No new students​

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Home Improvement, 9th-12th grades - $40

Learn basic home repairs and improvements in this hands on class. Tool safety and operation, fix/replace broken toilet, repair drywall damage, simple electrical tasks, tile work, ect. New Students welcome​​​​

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2nd Period Classes, 10:00 am - 10:50 am

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P.E., 2nd-3rd grades - $5

P.E. Class will consist of fun exercising games. Students will learn good exercise habits while having fun and exhibiting good sportsmanship. Dodgeball, jump rope, soccer, basketball, gaga ball, and kickball are just some of the many activities we will be doing.

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Basic/Beginner Gymnastics, 2nd-3rd grades - $5

​This class will give kids a peek into the gymnastics/tumbling world by learning entry level skills and technique. Through basic skills and strengthening challenges, they will begin developing balance, strength, coordination, and confidence.

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Drama, 2nd-5th grades - $20

This is a drama class for our elementary aged kiddos. We will learn the basics of drama while having a ton of fun! Our goal is to put on a play at the end of the semester. The class will vote to decide what play we will perform. Everyone will have a part, even those who want to learn and be a part of the drama class, but not necessarily be on stage in front on everyone. This will be a great class for getting your little one out of their shell and more comfortable talking in front of an audience.

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Glow Art, 4th-5th grades - $10

Let’s create an under the sea world, full of ocean animals and coral reefs. We will learn about ocean life as we create neon crafts, paintings, and sculptures as they glow under the black lights. We will save our projects to create a GLOW SHOW experience at the end of the year.

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Texas History, 4th-5th grades - $5

Explore Texas’ history, geography and culture through project based and hands-on learning. Join us to learn all about what makes our state so great!

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Unsolved Mysteries, 6th-8th grades - $25

This course will cover mysteries from around the world. Students will learn to apply analytical thinking as well as discernment in approaching topics such as ships with missing crews, lost colonies and cities, Pandora's box, Biblical mysteries, unsolved diamond and art heists, curious lights in the sky, etc.. Students will be encouraged to consider each case from all angles. Along with more recent perplexing cases covered in the last few hundred years, we'll be taking a closer look at the book of Revelation and unlocking what mysteries we can from that as well.

 All extraverted students are invited to debate topics/theories while our introverts are welcome to enjoy the show and pitch in where they see fit. 

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Sociology, 6th-8th grade - $10

​In this Intro to Sociology class, students will dive into the fascinating world of sociology to understand how society shapes the lives of individuals and communities.

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Study Hall, 6th-12th grades - $0

Study Hall is for middle/high schoolers who need to do homework, study, or other busy work in a quiet environment. Each student must have busy work to do the entire class period.

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Continuing Guitar II, 6th-12th grades - $0

This class is for beginning guitar students from last semester. No New Students.

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Biology, 9th-12th grades - $10

This high school course is open to students who already took one semester of Biology. Topics for the coming semester include: Kingdom Fungi, Creation vs Evolution, Microscope work, Cells, Photosynthesis and Genetics.

No New Students

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Research Writing, 11th-12th grades - $12

​JR/SR English Composition (this is a full year course): Students will learn the basic components of both APA and MLA writing formats. They will learn how to conduct credible research, document their findings using the old-fashioned index card system, and write an 8-10 page paper in MLA format. The position paper will have an apologetics type of focus where they defend their beliefs over contemporary moral and ethical problems our society is facing. They will defend their paper orally in front of a panel of judges at the end of the year. No New Students

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3rd Period Classes, 11:00 am - 11:50 am

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Intro to Music, 2nd-3rd grades - $6

In this class, we will continue to expand on our knowledge of note reading, rhythms, recorder playing, playing as a group, tempo, etc. We will look at adding some new instruments (such as hand bells, glockenspiel, and/or boom whackers) and finish the year with another performance at the end of the year party. No new students

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Life Cycles, 2nd-3rd grades - $25

In our upcoming life cycle class for 2nd and 3rd graders, we will explore the fascinating journeys of butterflies, frogs, ladybugs, and chickens as they grow from eggs to adults. Students will learn about the distinct stages in each organism's life cycle, including the transformation of butterflies from egg to caterpillar to chrysalis and finally to a beautiful butterfly. We will also cover the frog's progression from egg to tadpole to adult frog, and examine how ladybugs evolve from eggs to larvae to pupae to adults. Additionally, students will discover how chickens go from eggs to chicks to adult chickens. Through engaging hands-on activities and interactive discussions, students will develop a deeper understanding of these life cycles and the vital role each stage plays in the ecosystem. This class aims to spark curiosity about nature and help students appreciate the diversity of life around them. We are excited for a fun and educational experience.

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Mammals, 4th-5th grades - $10

We will use Good and the Beautiful curriculum as we learn about Mammals and as they explore the anatomy, characteristics, and habitats of these unique animals. We will explore this fun scientific subject through engaging videos, beautiful images, and hands-on activities

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P.E., 4th-5th grades - $5

P.E. Class will consist of fun exercising games. Students will learn good exercise habits while having fun and exhibiting good sportsmanship. Dodgeball, jump rope, soccer, basketball, gaga ball, and kickball are just some of the many activities we will be doing.

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Poetry, 6th-8th grades - $15

The meanings of poems can be subjective. With this in mind, we will discuss different types of poems and how they are created, as well as create our own poems. Contrary to popular belief, poetry can be fun, and this class will not be your ordinary poetry class.

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Lively Learning with Laura, 6th-8th grades - $15

In "Lively Learning with Laura,"or "LLL," you never know what you'll learn when you walk through the door. Each class will be a new adventure! We may be outside playing gaga ball, capture the flag,or tag. We may be learning self defense or creating art projects. How about we sprinkle in some astronomy, geography, basic finances, and first aid! You name it, we'll probably cover it and have fun while we learn!

 

Study Hall, 6th-12th grades - $0

Study Hall is for middle/high schoolers who need to do homework, study, or other busy work in a quiet environment. Each student must have busy work to do the entire class period.

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Masters & Their Masterpieces (art), 6th-12th grades - $10

Let’s get NEON as we learn from the masters and study their famous techniques and masterpieces, such as, Van Gogh’s Starry Night, Monet’s Water Lily Pond, the Pop Art of Andy Warhol, the splatter paintings of Jackson Pollock, and Pablo Picasso’s cubism (just to name a few) to create our own interpretations as they glow under black lights. This will be a painting class but not necessarily a skilled painting class. The artistic styles we will be studying are very fun and beginner friendly. We will save our projects to create a GLOW SHOW GALLERY at the end of the year.

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Continuing Guitar III, 9th-12th grades - $0

This class is for advanced guitar students from last semester. No New Students

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Unsolved Mysteries, 9th-12th grades -  $25

This course will cover mysteries from around the world. Students will learn to apply analytical thinking as well as discernment in approaching topics such as ships with missing crews, lost colonies and cities, Pandora's box, Biblical mysteries, unsolved diamond and art heists, curious lights in the sky, etc.. Students will be encouraged to consider each case from all angles. Along with more recent perplexing cases covered in the last few hundred years, we'll be taking a closer look at the book of Revelation and unlocking what mysteries we can from that as well.

 All extraverted students are invited to debate topics/theories while our introverts are welcome to enjoy the show and pitch in where they see fit. 

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Life After Highschool, 11th-12th grades - $10

As your high schooler is getting closer to graduation, the thought of what life is like after high school can seem daunting. This class is to help teach skills that will help make the transition into adulthood a little less scary. Students will learn skills to help them find a job, manage their money, vote in elections, live alone in a new place, and become thriving, successful adults. Hailey was homeschooled and graduated high school in 2022. She wants to share some of the things she wished she knew before she graduated high school!

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