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We support students of all walks fo life and from different zip codes! Many of our students live in different cities and countries, we have several different schooling options available for these students, both in group online classes and private one-on-ones.

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Wordly Wise 3000 is a dynamic vocabulary program that helps students in grades 1 through 8 develop a deep understanding of words through engaging activities and exercises. The program is divided into lessons, each focusing on a set of words and their meanings.

For Grades 1-5:

Each lesson is divided into two parts. Part 1 focuses on vocabulary, spelling, meaning, and sentence building. Students learn new words and their meanings, practice spelling, and use the words in sentences to reinforce understanding.

Part 2 of each lesson focuses on reading comprehension and oral writing. Students read passages that include the new vocabulary words, enhancing their comprehension skills. They also engage in oral activities to practice using the words in context, improving their speaking and writing skills.

Homework support includes online verbal games designed to make spelling fun and easy to memorize, as well as online tests to assess understanding and retention of the vocabulary words.

Overall, Wordly Wise 3000 for grades 1-8, is designed to help students develop a strong vocabulary, improve their reading comprehension, and enhance their writing skills, setting them up for success in school and beyond.
Grade: 1-8 (Ages 6-13)
This course is designed to cultivate and enhance fundamental reading and writing abilities for young learners, spanning from Pre-K to Grade 2.

Level 1— For Prek-K

Level 2— For K-G1

Level 3 — For G1-2

Through a variety of engaging activities, students will establish a strong foundation in literacy, preparing them for future academic endeavors. The course encompasses the following components:

Phonics and Phonemic Awareness: Students will engage in activities focused on letter sounds, blending, and segmenting words, fostering phonemic awareness.

Vocabulary Development: Through stories, songs, and interactive games, students will expand their vocabulary and learn to use new words in context.

Reading Comprehension: Students will practice reading simple texts and acquire strategies to comprehend and retain information from their reading.

Writing Proficiency: Students will practice forming letters, spelling basic words, and constructing short sentences to enhance their writing skills.

Grammar Fundamentals: Basic grammar skills, such as sentence structure, punctuation, and parts of speech will be introduced and practiced.

Literary Analysis Skills: Students will begin to analyze simple texts, identifying key elements, such as characters, settings, and main ideas.

Throughout the course, creativity and expression will be encouraged, nurturing students' imagination and self-expression through writing. The course aims to create an engaging and supportive environment where young learners can develop a passion for reading and writing while honing essential literacy skills.
Grade: PreK-2 (Ages 4-7)
The Great Writing course is designed to enhance students' writing skills, focusing on clarity, coherence, and effectiveness. Through a series of engaging lessons and activities, students will learn and practice various aspects of writing, including grammar, sentence structure, paragraph development, and essay composition.

Key features of the course include:

Grammar and Mechanics: Students will learn and apply grammar rules and mechanics to improve the clarity and mastery of their writing.

Sentence Structure: Students will learn how to construct sentences effectively, using a variety of sentence structures to convey their ideas.

Paragraph Development: Students will learn how to develop well-organized paragraphs, including topic sentences, supporting details, and transitions.

Essay Composition: Students will learn the fundamentals of essay writing, including thesis statements, essay structure, and supporting arguments.

Revision and Editing: Students will learn strategies for revising and editing their writing to improve clarity, coherence, and effectiveness.

Throughout the course, students will have the opportunity to practice their writing skills through a variety of assignments and activities. They will also receive feedback and guidance from the instructor to help them improve their writing skills.

By the end of the course, students will have developed the skills and confidence to write effectively in a variety of contexts, setting them up for success in their academic and professional endeavors.
Grade: 1-6 (Ages 6-11)
The Literacy Analysis & Writing course offers students in grades 2-9 an enriching journey through acclaimed literature. Through the exploration of award-winning books, students will enhance their critical thinking skills, analyze various types of novels, and learn valuable writing techniques from renowned authors.

Key Features:

Award-Winning Books: Students will delve into a selection of award-winning books, carefully chosen to captivate young minds and encourage literary exploration.

Critical Thinking: Through guided discussions and activities, students will develop critical thinking skills by analyzing themes, characters, and literary devices in the chosen novels.

Novel Analysis: Students will explore different types of novels, including fiction, non-fiction, and classics, to broaden their understanding of literary genres and styles.

Writing Skills Development: By studying the writing styles of famous authors, students will learn to craft compelling narratives, develop strong characters, and create vivid settings in their own writing.

Author Study: Students will have the opportunity to study the works of renowned authors, gaining insights into their writing techniques and styles.

Creative Expression: Through writing assignments and projects, students will have the opportunity to express their creativity and develop their unique voice as writers.

This course aims to inspire a love for literature, foster critical thinking skills, and empower students to become confident and proficient writers.
Grades: 2-9 (Ages 7-14)
This Creative Writing course for grades 2-4 consists of three terms, with each term comprising 10 one-hour lessons. The course aims to develop students' creative writing skills and storytelling abilities through a series of engaging and interactive lessons.

Term 1: Sensory Writing, Scene Descriptions, Character Development, Story Framework, Vocabulary Expansion

In the first term, students will learn how to use the five senses in their writing to create vivid and engaging descriptions. They will also learn how to write detailed scene descriptions, develop main characters, structure story frameworks, and expand their vocabulary for more advanced writing.

Term 2: Character Development, Plot Conflicts, Rhetorical Devices

The second term focuses on developing both protagonist and antagonist characters, setting up plot conflicts, and using rhetorical devices such as metaphors, similes, and onomatopoeia to enhance their writing.

Term 3: Supporting Characters, Character Dialogues, Story Refinement

In the final term, students will learn how to develop supporting characters, enhance their storytelling through character dialogues, and refine their stories using the writing techniques they have learned.

By the end of the course, students will have developed a strong foundation in creative writing, storytelling, and language skills, setting them up for success in their future writing endeavors.
Grade: 2-4 (Ages 7-9)
The Academic Writing course for grades 1-8 offers a comprehensive approach to different types of text writing. Students will learn to use TOK (Theory of Knowledge) principles, STAR Revision Strategy, Persuasion Mapping and a variety of rhetorical devices to enhance their writing skills. The course covers a range of writing genres, including but not limited to:

Comparative and Analogical Writing

Argumentative Writing

Descriptive Writing

Personal Narrative Writing

Fictional Narrative Writing

Persuasive Writing

Research Reports

Expository Writing

Poetry Composition

Short Story Composition

The course is divided into 8 levels, with each level comprising 39 lessons. Each 4-5 lessons focus on a specific writing genre, allowing for in-depth study and gradual development of students' ability to write essays.

In our academic writing course, practice in each genre involves careful consideration of the topic, selection of ideas, conceptualization, and continuous refinement until the standard is achieved. The specific process includes:

Brainstorming and Framework Development:

Learn and master the definition and characteristics of the genre

Analyze and deconstruct sample texts

Brainstorm and establish the writing theme based on the topic

Conduct research based on the theme and conceptualization

Create a logical sequence diagram for writing

First Draft:

Determine the theme and build the central idea

Create a main idea sentence

Begin writing the body of the article independently

Learn to cite sources correctly

Second Draft:

Thoroughly revise the main paragraphs

Analyze the theme and concept in depth

Add details and content

Write the concluding paragraph

Receive one-on-one guidance from the teacher

Peer evaluation

Final Draft:

Self-check based on the 6 characteristic rules

Five-stroke rewriting method

Grammar correction for the entire article

Teacher provides final opinions

Final draft submission

This course is designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge needed to excel in academic writing, enabling them to communicate effectively and persuasively in a variety of contexts.
Grade: 1-8 (Ages 6-13)

The Little Speaker course is designed to introduce young learners to the fundamentals of effective communication and public speaking. Through a series of engaging and age-appropriate activities, students will develop their speaking and listening skills, build confidence in expressing themselves, and enhance their ability to communicate with others.

Key Features:

Oral Communication Skills: Students will learn how to speak clearly and confidently, using appropriate volume and tone for different situations.

Listening Skills: Students will practice active listening, learning to pay attention to speakers and respond appropriately.

Storytelling: Students will explore the art of storytelling, learning how to structure a story, use descriptive language, and engage an audience.

Creative Expression: Students will have opportunities to express themselves creatively through show-and-tell, role-playing, and other interactive activities.

Vocabulary Building: Students will expand their vocabulary through exposure to new words and concepts.

Social Skills: Students will learn how to interact politely and respectfully with others, including taking turns and sharing ideas.

Overall, the Little Speaker course aims to foster a love for communication and provide young learners with essential skills that will benefit them both academically and personally.
Grade: PreK (Ages 4-6)
The Public Speaking course for grades 1-3 is designed to introduce young students to the fundamentals of effective public speaking and communication. Through a series of engaging and interactive lessons, students will develop their confidence, speaking skills, and ability to express themselves in front of an audience.

Key Features:

Confidence Building: Students will participate in activities designed to build confidence, such as speaking in front of small groups and receiving positive feedback.

Speech Preparation: Students will learn how to prepare and organize a speech, including selecting a topic, creating an outline, and practicing delivery.

Vocal Techniques: Students will learn how to use their voice effectively, including volume, pitch, and pace, to engage and captivate an audience.

Body Language: Students will learn the importance of body language in communication, including gestures, posture, and facial expressions.

Audience Engagement: Students will learn how to engage their audience through eye contact, vocal variety, and storytelling techniques.

Overcoming Stage Fright: Students will learn strategies for overcoming stage fright and nervousness when speaking in public.

Course Contents:

Persuasive Speaking: How to select topics, create outlines, and complete speeches.

Informative Speaking: Understanding audience needs, visual presentations, and language and non-verbal speaking techniques.

Impromptu Speaking: How to craft engaging introductions and clearly express your views.

By the end of the course, students will have developed the skills and confidence to speak effectively in front of an audience, setting a strong foundation for future success in public speaking and communication.
Grade: 1-3 (Ages 6-8)
This course is designed for students in grades 3 to 6 and focuses on developing critical thinking, basic debate skills, and enhancing speech abilities. Students will learn to analyze various social phenomena and debate solutions to relevant policy actions. The course covers topics such as technology, history, geography, and education. Through this learning phase, students will build a solid foundation for future debate competitions and be well-prepared for future contests.

Key Features:

Critical Thinking: Students will develop critical thinking skills by analyzing arguments, identifying logical fallacies, and evaluating evidence.

Basic Debate Skills: Students will learn the fundamentals of debate, including argumentation, rebuttal, and cross-examination.

Speech Improvement: Students will work on improving their speech delivery, including voice projection, articulation, and pacing.

Topic Exploration: The course will cover a range of topics to broaden students' knowledge and encourage thoughtful discussion.

Practice Debates: Students will participate in practice debates to apply their skills in a structured setting.

Public Speaking: Students will learn techniques to improve their public speaking skills, including body language and engaging the audience.

Debate Formats: Students will be introduced to different debate formats, such as parliamentary debate or Lincoln-Douglas debate, to broaden their understanding of argumentation.

Research Skills: Students will learn how to conduct research and use evidence to support their arguments.

Grades: 3-6 (Ages 8-11)
This course is designed to provide students with a comprehensive foundation in speech and debate, preparing them for success in competitive debate tournaments and enhancing their overall communication skills.

Key Features:

Critical Thinking: Students will develop critical thinking skills through analyzing arguments, identifying logical fallacies, and evaluating evidence.

Debate Techniques: Students will learn and practice various debate formats, such as parliamentary, Lincoln-Douglas, and public forum, to enhance their argumentation skills.

Speech Development: Students will work on speech delivery, including voice modulation, articulation, and persuasive techniques.

Research Skills: Students will learn how to conduct thorough research, cite sources, and integrate evidence into their arguments.

Case Building: Students will learn how to construct strong, coherent arguments and rebuttals, using evidence and logic to support their points.

Cross-Examination: Students will practice the art of cross-examination, learning how to ask probing questions and respond effectively to challenges.

Tournament Preparation: Students will have the opportunity to participate in mock debates and receive feedback to prepare for competitive tournaments.

Public Speaking: Students will develop public speaking skills, including body language, eye contact, and audience engagement.

Grade: 6-12 (Ages 11-17)

Little Einstein-1 (Grades 1-2):

This course introduces young students to basic scientific concepts through fun experiments and activities.

Students will learn about the natural world around them and develop their observation skills.

Grade: 1-2 (Ages 6-7)
Little Einstein-2 (Grades 2-3):

Building on the foundational knowledge from Little Einstein-1, this course dives deeper into scientific principles.

Students will conduct simple experiments and learn about the scientific method.

Grade: 2-3 (Ages 7-8)
Wonder Seekers (Grades 3-5):

This course is designed to cultivate a sense of wonder and curiosity about the world.

Students will explore various scientific disciplines, such as biology, chemistry, and physics, through engaging experiments and projects.

Grades: 3-5 (Ages 8-10)
Curiosity Pioneers (Grades 5-7):

This course challenges students to think like scientists and innovators.

Students will conduct more advanced experiments, develop hypotheses, and analyze data to deepen their understanding of scientific concepts.

Grades: 5-7 (Ages 10-12)

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Online Classes

We support students of all walks fo life and from different zip codes! Many of our students live in different cities and countries, we have several different schooling options available for these students, both in group online classes and private one-on-ones.

Online Courses Available

Grade: 1-8 (Ages 6-13)

Grade: PreK-2 (Ages 4-7)

Grade: 1-6 (Ages 6-11)

Grades: 2-9 (Ages 7-14)

Grade: 2-4 (Ages 7-9)

Grade: 1-8 (Ages 6-13)

Online Class Schedule