My Recent Reviews

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  Fernanda Dunn

  September 23, 2026

  Astronomy and Space Science Club: Planets, Stars, NASA Missions (Ages 7-10)

  As a parent of an 8-year-old, the 30-week cycle and 45-minute weekly sessions were easy to fit into our schedule. We loved the visuals, NASA simulations, interactive star maps, and the optional creative projects — my child especially enjoyed designing a planet and learning moon phases with the animations. Small caveat: some young learners may need a bit of encouragement to try the optional projects, but overall it was an engaging, age-appropriate way to explore planets, stars, and space missions.

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  Fernanda Dunn

  August 22, 2026

  Engineering Design Challenges: Hands-On STEM Projects (Ages 6-8)

  Solid introduction to engineering concepts and very hands-on; my 8-year-old stayed engaged through the projects. I do wish there were more than one lesson per week or a slightly longer course to explore ideas further.

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  Fernanda Dunn

  August 19, 2026

  Story Builders: Reading, Retelling and Creative Writing

  Useful exercises for sequencing and character identification, though I wish there had been more time for each hands-on activity within the 45 minutes.

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  Fernanda Dunn

  August 16, 2026

  Beginner Piano: Legend of Zelda Songs

  Very happy with this one-week piano camp. My 12-year-old appreciated learning basic notation and playing recognizable Zelda tunes in a few focused sessions.

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  Fernanda Dunn

  August 11, 2026

  Pokémon Multiplication: Times Tables Practice (2×–12×)

  The visuals and themed games are excellent and my 6-year-old enjoyed the interactive challenges. However, the three-week length felt a bit short for mastering all the facts, and we found we needed extra practice outside the lessons. It's a useful, engaging refresher but may be brief for some kids.

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  Fernanda Dunn

  July 28, 2026

  World History — Second Semester: Revolutions to Globalization

  Balanced difficulty for high school students and a clear emphasis on primary-source analysis. Good fit for ages 13 to 18.