Our homeschool curriculum provides an exciting learning experience that engages students in studying topics combining environmental studies, nature, heritage, and general science. Students will play games, make crafts, and explore the nature preserve! Children will be checked in at 10 a.m., have a snack at 10:45 a.m., and have lunch at 12 p.m., with activities throughout. Checkout is at 2 p.m.
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- Offered Every Thursday – Registration Required
- Ages 5-9 – 10 am to 12:30 pm | $35.00 per session, or $30.00 for family-level members
- Ages 10-14 – 10 am to 2 pm | 10-14 $50.00 per session, or $45.00 for family-level members
- Click on the Month below to see science standards met for each class
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Homeschool Adventures
March 2026
March 5th | Magnetism & Invisible Forces | S5P3 / S8P3
Test how magnets attract, repel, and interact with different materials. Explore Earth's magnetic field and real-world uses of magnets.
March 12th | Weather Watchers | S2E3 / S3E1
Observe clouds, temperature, and wind. Track weather data and connect patterns to the water cycle and seasons.
March 19th | Earthquakes & Volcanoes | S5E1 / S6E5
Model tectonic movement, eruptions, and mountain building. Discuss natural disasters and safety strategies.
March 26th | Rocks & Fossils | S3E1 / S5E1
Examine rock types and fossil formation. Create fossil impressions and explore how rocks record Earth’s history.April 2026
April 2nd | Oceans & Currents | S3E1 / S5E1 / S5L1
Investigate saltwater, waves, and ocean layers. Explore animal adaptations for life in the ocean and how currents shape ecosystems.
April 9th | Spring Break | No Class
April 16th | Bones & Bodies | S3L1 / S5L1
Compare vertebrates and invertebrates. Examine skeletons and discuss how bones support movement and survival. Older students analyze predator-prey relationships and tooth adaptations.
April 23rd | Cells: The Building Blocks of Life | S7L2
Look closely at plant and animal cells with models and microscopes. Identify major parts and their functions. Older students compare unicellular vs. multicellular life.
April 30th | Pollination & Plant Partnerships | S2L1 / S3L1 / S5L1
Investigate how plants reproduce and depend on pollinators. Observe local blooms and design “pollinator helpers.”May 2026
May 7th | Renewable Energy & Planet Stewardship | S6E6 / S8P2
Explore solar, wind, and water energy sources. End the semester with projects focused on protecting Earth and sustainable choices.
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*Homeschool Adventures is not licensed by Bright From the Start. Homeschool Adventures is exempt from licensing by Category 8. Category 8: Short-term educational or recreational activities or classes for children in which the supervision and care of the children are incidental to their participation in the activity or training in specific subjects, such as, but not limited to, music lessons, dance classes, swim lessons, etc. The provider is not assuming responsibility for supervision and care of the children outside of the classes or activities the children’ participate in and shall not advertise or otherwise represent that child care services are offered.
