Biology is the study of life, and in this class we will start from the very small and work our way up to the very large. This class is designed to give the students the knowledge and skills they will need for college. We will begin the year by looking at the very elements and molecules that make all life work. From there, we will move to cells, genetics, evolution, taxonomy, animal behavior, and ecology. Along the way we will have labs, activities, and microscope practice that will help to reinforce the concepts. This class has no dissection.

This class is designed to be a high school level course with weekly expectations of homework as well as regular quizzes and a final exam.

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In this class, we will be covering select breeds recognized by the AKC. The aim of the class is to create knowledgeable and responsible future dog owners. Select breeds will be discussed in depth including history, appearance, temperament, grooming, and health issues. We will not shy away from hard facts nor will we forget to pause and enjoy the delights a dog can bring. There is light homework in this class, a worksheet to be filled out each week between classes, due at the beginning of each class.

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Have you ever looked at an animated movie and asked yourself, "what did they do *before* the animation?" In this class, we will learn exactly that! Animation Pre-production is everything that comes before the animation itself, from scripting to character design to color layouts and background art. Students will use this class to develop one or multiple stories and learn the processes behind that development in order to create their own show or film!

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This beginner course introduces young students to plants and nature through hands-on gardening activities. Students learn basic plant parts and how plants grow. Through observation and simple projects, students explore the natural world while developing curiosity and responsibility.

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Who wouldn’t want to escape and play in the world of magic, fairytales, and royalty? In Snapology’s Castles & Kingdoms program, students will have the opportunity to use LEGO® bricks to design their medieval fantasies while also bringing the real history to life! Yes, your student will do more than just build with LEGO® bricks, they will build their historical understanding of the unique elements that make the medieval time period such a fascinating point in human history.

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In the Dance Around the World, we will “visit” a new country each week through the joy of dance! The dancers will learn fundamentals of each style and the cultural, social and traditional contexts in which specific dances are performed. Students will also learn dance literacy and how to describe the movement they observe and feel in order to have meaningful discussions about each dance. Please dress comfortably and bring a water bottle.

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This class introduces students to the vibrant world of Korean language and culture through an engaging and interactive approach. Students will learn basic Korean phrases, reading, and writing while exploring traditions, customs, and everyday life in Korea. The course also highlights key aspects of K-culture, including K-pop, K-dramas, food, fashion, and etiquette. Through hands-on activities, group projects, and cultural experiences, students will build both language skills and cultural understanding. This class encourages curiosity, global awareness, and appreciation for diversity. All you need is an open mind and a willingness to explore a new culture.

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This literature course will use short and non-traditional literature sources to teach students about the elements, genres, forms, and interpretation of literature. Please Note: Lunch is required for all who have 2nd & 3rd period classes. Please add the correct lunch to your cart before checking out. If we notice that it is not added, we will add it as a separate invoice to you.

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