History

This 12-week course examines people, events and ideas that shaped America in the 1700s, covering colonization, protest and independence, notable figures, and fo…

This course examines U.S. and world governments, civics, major historical events, economic fundamentals, personal finance, geography, and demography through dis…

This fast-paced introductory course teaches Hangul—the Korean alphabet—covering 21 vowels and 19 consonants, syllable blocks and basic pronunciation rules. Less…

This fourth-grade social studies course covers U.S. geography, regional landforms and climate, colonial and Revolutionary history, the Constitution and branches…

A recorded-lesson course that examines Niagara Falls from natural science, history, engineering, and cultural perspectives. Students study erosion and geology,…

This year-long course meets weekly to cover developmentally appropriate 2nd-grade social studies and science topics aligned to Common Core, NCSS, and NGSS. Less…

This Halloween-themed installment presents ghost stories from ancient Greek historians and archaeological evidence, while discussing why such stories were told,…

This multi-subject high school course meets three times weekly for 30-minute interactive lessons and includes homework and practice. Instruction is student-cent…

A guided book study of Little House in the Big Woods and Little House on the Prairie that examines daily pioneer life, farming, childhood responsibilities, tool…

A 10-week virtual tour that takes students through India's well-known sites using videos, images and lectures. The instructor narrates each video, provides cont…

This course guides students through Shakespeare's history plays—especially those covering the Wars of the Roses—using slides, scene analysis, videos, and immers…

This course surveys American history from early inhabitants and indigenous peoples through colonization, revolution, expansion, the Civil War, industrialization…

This term provides a structured Grade 7 curriculum delivered via two weekly live sessions and comprehensive weekly booklets. Students receive guided instruction…

A Monday–Thursday curriculum that teaches reading and writing, core math concepts, science inquiry, and U.S. geography and history through lectures, multimedia,…

Students read and discuss Farmer Boy by Laura Ingalls Wilder while learning about daily life on a 19th-century farm. Each session combines chapter-based discuss…

This third grade social studies course covers map skills, physical and human geography, Indigenous cultures, colonization, American independence, the three bran…

This class examines Ada Lovelace's background, her work on Babbage's Difference and Analytical Engines, and her influential notes that anticipated programming c…

This course presents a chronological biography of Julius Caesar with emphasis on key turning points: his rise from early life to military success, political man…

This live, small-group summer class provides structured review across reading, writing, math and science using high-interest themes and interactive projects. St…

This course guides students through close reading and analysis of Tess of the d'Urbervilles, emphasizing plot development, characterization, themes, historical…

This first-grade social studies course introduces geography, history, government, citizenship, economics and cultural awareness. Lessons use stories, teacher-le…

This course explores Spam’s history from its 1937 introduction by Hormel Foods to its widespread wartime distribution and cultural adoption. Students examine wh…

This course examines Easter’s historical development from pre-Christian spring festivals through the rise of Christian observance to contemporary secular and co…

A week-long exploration of influential social movements of the 1900s — including the Women’s Movement, Civil Rights Movement, peace and anti-war activism, envir…