In this course, young students will learn how to develop their confidence and speaking skills effectively. We will cover a multitude of mock debates and speech competitions within the club, teaching the students the importance and practice of public speaking and debate. Our aim is to introduce students to the art of debate, hopefully inspiring them to use their new-found skills in day-to-day life!

In this course, students will explore the basics of right and wrong, fairness, and kindness through fun stories, games, and discussions. They will learn how to make good choices, understand different perspectives, and treat others with respect. By practicing real-life problem-solving, kids will develop strong values to help them navigate everyday situations with honesty and empathy.

In this course, we will go over various forms of persuasive writing, including its uses, structure, craft, delivery, and main points of analysis. We will also analyze case studies of persuasive writing.

Build your impromptu speaking skills with our comprehensive course, designed to teach you the fundamentals of spontaneous speaking. This skill is invaluable in various aspects of life, including interviews, public speaking, and ensuring your delivery is impactful. The course is led by a recognized speaker who has achieved awards in prestigious tournaments, including Stanford, and has delivered TED Talks at Harvard.

"Have you ever wondered how your body works? How does your heart keep beating, your muscles move, or your brain process information? If you’ve ever been curious about the incredible systems that keep us alive, this six-week Anatomy and Physiology course is for you!
Through hands-on activities, discussions, and engaging lessons, we’ll explore six major body systems: skeletal, muscular, cardiovascular, respiratory, digestive, and nervous. You’ll get the chance to investigate real world applications, participate in fun challenges, and discover how these systems work together to keep us healthy.
By the end of the course, you’ll be able to identify key organs and structures, explain their functions, and understand how different systems interact, all while having fun and satisfying your curiosity about the human body."

Dive into the fascinating world of Robotics and Electronics in this hands-on course designed for middle school students. You'll learn fundamental electronics laws, explore components, and understand circuits in an easy-to-grasp manner. The Robotics section will introduce you to Arduino, where you'll learn to code and build exciting projects. By turning theoretical knowledge into practical, real-world applications, this course offers a solid foundation in both electronics and robotics.

Do you ever wonder how our brains work? Here I will introduce the basics on how the human mind works! This includes concepts like emotions, memory, brain functions, and social behaviors.

Are you curious about science and want to jumpstart your knowledge? This course offers students the fundamentals of chemistry, physics, and biology. Some topics that will be covered are kinetic and potential energy, the carbon cycle, cell division, and atomic structure.

This course introduces students to fundamental concepts in mechanical and electrical physics. Students will explore the basics of forces and motion before diving into the world of electricity and circuits. Students will discover how objects move, why things fall, and how electrical charges interact.

Think Big is a class meant for young children to be exposed to the subject of psychology. This class will go over basic psychology concepts such as the parts of a neuron, the parts of the brain, the different perspectives, stages of mental development, etc. We will then use that information to apply it to real world situations such as how sports affect our brain, how to manage tough situations, etc. While some topics may seem complicated, the sessions will be broken down into the lesson followed by interactive games or activities to ensure that the lesson has been understood. Students who have trouble with concepts should reach out to ask for additional assistance.

Living Latin and Roman Roots is a fun introduction to the Latin language and its influence on English and modern American culture. In this class you will learn about basic Latin grammar, Latin word roots, and Roman culture. You will learn to read short Latin sentences, and you will even learn to have short conversations in Latin. The goal of the class is to show that Latin is not dead...it is immortal because of its ongoing connection to English and other languages.

In this class, we will be learning about many different Economic factors and how they can impact different parts of the world. We will have many fun activities to go along with our education, and overall, we will have a great time!

In this engaging and interactive course, kids will learn the basics of money management, including earning, saving, budgeting, and smart spending. Through fun games, real-life scenarios, and hands-on activities, they will explore how to make responsible financial decisions using concepts like the "Three Jars Rule" (Save, Spend, Give) and basic budgeting techniques. By the end of the course, students will understand the value of money and develop smart habits that will help them manage their finances wisely in the future.

This course will cover the fundamental principles of different types of science. It is an introductory course to expose younger kids to the many different kinds of science to explore. Lessons along with short hands-on or virtual activities allow and show proper engagement of the students.

This course introduces 5th–8th grade students to foundational Algebra 1 concepts. Students will learn how to work with variables, expressions, equations, and graphs while developing problem-solving skills applicable to real-world scenarios. Through interactive activities, games, and discussions, students will gain confidence in understanding and applying algebraic concepts.

Welcome to Introduction to Algebra 1! In this course, we will explore the basics of algebra 1, including exponents, algebraic expressions, solving equations and various word problems. It is recommended that you have basic knowledge of what exponents are, but if you are not great at it, that's ok! We are here to learn. The lessons will include lectures, interactive activities, and most importantly, many games (i.e. Kahoots!). Let us enter the world of mathematics.

This course will be provided for 1st, 2nd and 3rd graders and will start to cover math concepts taught in 3rd grade. Students who feel ready to exceed forward will have the ability to put their skills to the test, as well as students who need extra assistance. We will discuss topics such as multiplication, division, and fractions.

Introduction to Chemistry will spark curiosity and build a strong foundation in basic chemistry concepts. Through engaging lessons, discussions, and more, students will explore concepts such as atomic structure, the periodic table, and many other concepts!