Elementary Membership (Grades K-5)
Build a strong academic foundation through hands-on projects, creativity, and joyful exploration.
The Elementary Membership gives young learners the freedom to read, create, build, explore, and discover. With engaging academics, creative electives, and project-based learning, children develop essential skills while growing into curious, confident, lifelong learners. Every course is self-paced and supported by personalized instructor feedback.
Unlimited access to every elementary school course
Personalized grading & instructor feedback
Self-paced learning with no deadlines
New courses added throughout the year
Cancel anytime
Your membership includes unlimited access to every elementary school course in our catalog, personalized instructor grading and feedback, accredited coursework, and all new elementary school courses released while your membership is active.
Yes. Wild Oasis Learning courses are accredited by Georgia Accrediting Commission and can be used toward graduation requirements. Many families use Wild Oasis as their full-time high school curriculum, while others use individual courses to supplement their existing education.
Absolutely. There are no scheduled class meetings or due dates. Students can move quickly through familiar material or take extra time when they need it.
When your student submits an assignment, our instructors review it and either approve it or send specific feedback for revision. Students revise and resubmit until the work meets the standard. No moving on until it's solid.
Real instructors review assignments and provide personalized feedback throughout each course. We believe thoughtful feedback helps students grow far more than automated grading alone.
Yes. Your membership renews monthly, and you can cancel at any time. You'll continue to have access through the end of your current billing period.
The High School Membership is designed for students in grades 9–12, whether they're homeschooling full-time, attending a microschool, earning credits independently, or simply looking for engaging courses that go beyond traditional worksheets and lectures.
Yes. Because every course is self-paced, motivated students can accelerate their learning, recover credits, or spend extra time mastering challenging subjects. Your education moves at your pace—not a school calendar.
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Build games, animations, and stories — and learn to think like a programmer along the way.
Level up your Scratch skills with beginner and intermediate coding challenges — building more complex projects and sharper programming thinking. Grades 4–8.
Learn to code in Scratch Jr using this fun, engaging block based coding language.
Bring your stories to life frame by frame using the free FlipaClip app. Create characters, build scenes, and animate original stories from scratch. No experience needed. Grades 3–10.
Learn to build your own stick figure animations using Stick Nodes — a free app that makes animation accessible to total beginners. Create characters, add movement, build scenes, and export real animated videos.
Design and print real 3D objects - your own toys, tools, jewelry and more
Turn your drawings into real video games that you can play!
Drawing, painting, photography, making sculptures, videos and more. Even if you don't consider yourself an artist, we'll walk through it together.
Draw comics — create scenes, craft characters, frame shots, and build your visual storytelling skills.
Design each outfit in your dream wardbrobe!
Learn simple songs and scales on the piano.
Pick your own books, track your progress, and read your way through 100 wonderful picture books this year! This reading challenge is all about choice, creativity, and building a reading life you love.
Discover amazing animals while drawing, researching facts, and creating your own Animal Atlas.
Explore the age of dinosaurs through drawing, reading fun facts, and creating your own custom Dinosaur Atlas.
Journey with Jack and Annie across history, mythology, and science while growing confidence as a chapter book reader.
Meet six people who changed the world — Harriet Tubman, MLK Jr., Gandhi, Florence Nightingale, Susan B. Anthony, and John Muir.
Read 5 full novels while exploring new stories, characters, and genres along the way.
A survival story about a boy stranded alone in the wilderness who must learn to stay alive using only his instincts, the natural world, and a single hatchet.
Learn short vowels, consonant blends, digraphs, and basic sentence punctuation.
Practice long vowels, compound words, contractions, plurals, and proofreading skills.
Strengthen r-controlled vowels, prefixes, suffixes, homophones, and paragraph editing.
Study syllable patterns, Greek and Latin roots, figurative language, and multi-paragraph writing.
Build advanced vocabulary, spelling rules, reference skills, and essay organization.
Practice addition and subtraction - one digit and two digits.
Practice addition and subtraction - multi digit numbers.
Build strong multiplication foundations through skip counting, arrays, equal groups, and multiplication facts.
Practice multi-digit multiplication, fact fluency, and word problems.
Learn to read, organize, and present data using graphs, charts, and Google Sheets — a practical skill for life.
Counting, addition, basic shapes, sets, and early algebraic thinking — introduced through story before students are ever asked to memorize rules. Grades K-3.
Measurement, ordinal numbers, cardinal vs. whole numbers, geometry, and early logic. Grades K-3.
Reinforce addition/subtraction while introducing fractions, prime numbers, the metric system, patterns, counting (by 2s/3s/5s), time, place value, angles, and measurement, with a focus on mathematical thinking.
Functions, bar graphs, multi-digit addition, π, and early algebraic thinking. Grades 1-4.
Parallel lines, percents, median averages, matrices, and functions — with logarithms introduced conceptually. Grades 2-5.
Percents, borrowing in subtraction, sets, domain and codomain, and circumference. Grades 2-5.
Area, volume, decimals, scale drawing, sequences, and polygons. Grades 2-5.
Long division, fractions, exponents, time zones, and slope of a line. Grades 3-6.
Multiplication, division, fractions, place value, and geometry. Grades 3-6.
Fractions, prime numbers, Fibonacci numbers, exponents, intersection of sets, probability, and casting out nines. Grades 3-6.
Multi-step problems, review loops, and more complex reasoning — designed to bridge the gap between solid arithmetic and fraction work. Grades 4-7.
Deeper arithmetic fluency, multi-step problem solving, and growing independence as a mathematical thinker. Grades 4-7.
Learn electronics and circuits through these amazing, hands-on kits.
Explore the age of dinosaurs through drawing, reading fun facts, and creating your own custom Dinosaur Atlas.
Discover amazing animals while drawing, researching facts, and creating your own Animal Atlas.
Explore composting by doing! Set up your composting station and conduct experiments to understand the science behind it.
Chemistry, physical science, and life science — all taught through hands-on labs your kid will actually remember. Make hand warmers, build a mousetrap car, filter water, explore sound waves, and dissect real specimens.
Make a series of far-flying paper airplanes and then test them to find the very best design!