Programs for Homeschoolers

Specialized Programs for the Homeschooled

Groups are always forming for our variety of enrichment programs. Students are grouped according to age and grade level. Call or email now for the schedule for your child's age group. You may register for as many classes as you like to fit your schedule. Classes run throughout the year.

The fee for each program is $8.00 per individual class. Contact us for information or to register. Classes are taught by our certified teachers and reading specialists.

Writing Workshops

Our writing workshops are designed to improve writing skills through a variety of activities. We focus on all steps of the writing process to improve organization, content, vocabulary and grammar skills. These workshops are offered for students in elementary, middle and high school.

The Classics Clan

This Youth Book Club targets 6th – 8th graders who wish to explore the classics in a relaxed literary circle. Our first author study delves into the classics of Charles Dickens.

Colonial Club

Calling all American girls and boys who wish to travel back in time! Opportunities include building background on colonial culture while participating in hands–on activities.

Colonial activities include quilting, candle-making, cooking, sewing samplers and exploring other activities of daily life. Williamsburg history and pre-revolutionary activities serve to enhance the study. Suitable for third through sixth grade.

Math Marvels

Students explore math using concretes and fun hands-on activities to explore content areas including fractions, geometry, etc. The first session focuses on fun with fractions. Appropriate for primary ages.

Merlin's World of Science

One of our really cool offerings, taught by Dr. John Ullrich! Check out the details!

Pennsylvania Patriots

Travel back in time to the founding of Pennsylvania. Curriculum standards are addressed and hands-on activities enhance study. Suitable for primary ages.

Readiness Rangers

Help your child prepare for kindergarten level skills. Areas of study include addressing readiness concepts such as letter and number recognition, sound/symbol recognition and phonemic awareness. Additional areas entail book conventions, rhyme, social skill reinforcement and listening activities.