My Recent Reviews

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  Amir Sims

  October 1, 2026

  Minecraft STEM Builders: Math, Science and Coding for Grades 1-2

  Fictional prototype feedback (NOT a real testimonial): From a parent's perspective, this reads like a clear, structured 16-week program for ages 6–8 with one 55-minute live meeting per week that focuses on a single STEM concept. I like that each lesson pairs a short concept (counting with blocks, 2D/3D shapes, simple measurement) with a guided building challenge and time to share designs—plus beginner MakeCode sessions to program the Minecraft Agent. Mild caveat: families should confirm device compatibility and access to Minecraft Education and screen sharing before signing up.

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  Amir Sims

  August 3, 2026

  High School Physics Lab — Second Semester Experiments

  My child enjoyed the second-semester physics topics and stayed engaged by doing the at-home experiments. The 30-minute lessons once a week were manageable and the optional worksheets were a nice touch.

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  Amir Sims

  July 19, 2026

  Homeschool Middle School English: World Literature 1

  Unfortunately this didn't meet our expectations. The content felt too basic for my 14-year-old and we decided to look for something more challenging.

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  Amir Sims

  June 22, 2026

  Phonics One: Foundational Letter Sounds and Blending

  Well-paced and enjoyable. The musical elements really helped my child remember sounds.

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  Amir Sims

  June 19, 2026

  One-on-One Recorder Lessons: Beginner Theory, Technique & Songs

  Really impressed — my 12-year-old picked up basic notes and simple songs quickly, and the 30-minute weekly lessons fit our schedule perfectly.

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  Amir Sims

  May 29, 2026

  Kids Cooking: Kitchen Confidence & Basic Cooking Skills

  As a parent of an 11-year-old, I appreciated the practical, hands-on approach — the class covered safety, hygiene, measuring, recipe reading and basic nutrition across the six-week course with one 60-minute lesson per week. My child gained real kitchen confidence and enjoyed making breakfasts, snacks and simple dinners while practicing substitutions and meal planning. My only minor quibble is that an hour sometimes felt a bit tight for cooking and presentation, but overall it was a very positive experience.