Courses
Explore our comprehensive catalog of project based K-12 courses.
Investigate possible careers through research, interviews, personality assessments, and hands-on projects
Get to know colleges, build your college list, and learn about the college application process before you start applying.
When you learn to play chess, you learn to play life.
How to wash, dry, moisturize, part, braid, twist, retighten and more!
A guide to personal finance covering credit cards, investments, retirement, insurance, taxes, real estate, and wealth-building.
Build a real foundation in drawing, painting, and creating — the core skills every visual artist needs, taught from the ground up. Grades 9–12.
This course will lead you step by step on the creation of your own online portfolio. From writing your bio and resume to putting together a cohesive body of work, by the end of this course you will have created your first professional website.
Draw comics — create scenes, craft characters, frame shots, and build your visual storytelling skills.
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 build an original board game from scratch — rules, gameplay, cards, and board. Then get it professionally printed and hold the real thing in your hands. All ages.
Drawing, painting, photography, making sculptures, videos and more. Even if you don't consider yourself an artist, we'll walk through it together.
Paint, draw, build sculptures, and more — a hands-on art course for middle schoolers who want to make things and have fun doing it. Grades 6–8.
Learn simple songs and scales on the piano.
Make original music. Drop a real mixtape.
Learn to see like a photographer. This course covers composition, lighting, exposure, and visual storytelling — using whatever camera you have, phone or DSLR. No experience needed. Grades 9-12.
Explore filmmaking and videography through a series of hands-on challenges — shooting, storytelling, and editing using whatever camera you have, phone or otherwise. Grades 5–12.
Explore hair, skin, and nails — then build a portfolio that shows what you can actually do.
Design each outfit in your dream wardbrobe!
Draw beautiful and intricate fashion illustrations. Develop a fashion portfolio.
Practice your sewing skills by creating 3 new fun projects of your own design. You can sew by hand and/or with a sewing machine.
Design posters, hoodies, social posts, and more using Canva — real graphic design skills through projects you actually want to make. Grades 3-12.
Learn to code in Scratch Jr using this fun, engaging block based coding language.
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.
Build websites with AI, HTML, CSS and Javascript. Beginner friendly.
Learn to code in Python — algorithms, variables, loops, and conditionals taught through real programming projects. Grades 6–12.
Turn your drawings into real video games that you can play!
Code your own games from scratch using Python and Pygame — real game development skills through hands-on projects. Grades 6–12.
Explore different fascinating areas of engineering careers through hands-on projects.
Design floor plans, create interior and landscape designs, build models, and explore the history and principles behind great architecture — all through your own original projects. Grades 7–10.
Explore STEM through Minecraft quests and real-life hands-on projects — grow crystals, build a working volcano, design a model habitat, and more. In-game and in real life. Grades 3–8.
Design and print real 3D objects - your own toys, tools, jewelry and more
Explore artificial intelligence through hands-on chats and image generation — discovering how AI works and what it can do across a range of topics. Grades 4–12.
Practice your letters as you build your own tactile Alphabet Book, one letter at a time.
Build your writing voice one paragraph at a time — real thoughts, wild ideas, and your words on the page.
Level up from paragraphs to powerful, organized essays.
Write a 10 page research paper - with guidance and curiosity.
Master paragraphs, essays, and clear arguments — the writing skills that carry students through high school and beyond.
Write research papers and persuasive essays that actually hold up — mastering argument, evidence, and structure. Grades 7–10.
Read great stories, dig into themes and craft, and share your own responses — literature as conversation, not just analysis.
Go deeper into storytelling, theme, and craft through a second course with great reads and meaningful written response.
Advanced literary study with richer texts, deeper analysis, and writing that develops a genuine critical voice.
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.
Develop word analysis, grammar usage, research writing, and revision and editing skills.
Teaches Latin and Greek roots, building vocabulary, spelling, reading skills through fun word exploration
Expands root knowledge through advanced vocabulary, decoding, and writing skills for stronger communication.
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.
Read 5 full novels while exploring new stories, characters, and genres along the way.
Ten novels. Multiple genres. One confident reader by the end.
Discover how disease has shaped history—and how science, medicine, and public health continue to change the world.
Explore how literature helps us understand society, challenge assumptions, and imagine a better future through engaging novels and hands-on projects.
Meet six people who changed the world — Harriet Tubman, MLK Jr., Gandhi, Florence Nightingale, Susan B. Anthony, and John Muir.
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.
Explore family, courage, injustice, and the power of standing up for what's right.
Become nature scientists as you explore trees, plants, flowers, birds, insects, spiders, clouds, and weather through hands-on activities and outdoor adventures.
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.
Journey through the human body as you explore through hands-on projects, experiments, and scientific drawing.
Discover how disease has shaped history—and how science, medicine, and public health continue to change the world.
Explore the living world through backyard investigations, microscope work, and hands-on labs that make biology actually stick.
Go deeper into biology with advanced labs, research connections, and rigorous content for students who want the real college-prep experience.
Experience the laws of the universe through hands-on experiments covering motion, energy, forces, and the physics of everyday life.
Get hands-on with elements, reactions, and molecules through real lab experiments that make chemistry click.
Explore composting by doing! Set up your composting station and conduct experiments to understand the science behind it.
Dive into oceanography, marine ecosystems, and the science of the deep — an honors elective for students who love the natural world.
Explore the story of race, resistance, innovation, and achievement.
A hands-on journey across continents, countries, cultures, and landscapes.
Journey across the 50 states.
Understand how American democracy actually works — branches, laws, civic duties — through real-world projects and debates.
Explore pivotal moments in American history through projects, primary sources, and real analysis — not just memorization.
Travel across civilizations and centuries — from ancient empires to modern revolutions — through projects and primary sources.
Understand supply, demand, and how money moves through the real world — with AI tools and community-level analysis built in.
Explore the science of human behavior and mental processes — from brain structure and development to perception, memory, learning, personality, and psychological disorders. Grades 9–12.
Start your Spanish learning journey.
Deepen your Spanish skills. Engage in conversations, explore literature, and enhance cultural awareness in Spanish 2.
Master advanced Spanish. Refine your language skills through debates, essays, and in-depth cultural exploration in Spanish 3.
Begin your French journey. Learn language basics, immerse in culture, and develop reading, writing, and speaking skills.
Deepen your French skills. Engage in conversations, explore literature, and enhance your cultural awareness.
Master advanced French. Refine your language skills through conversation, writing, and in-depth cultural exploration.
Decode the language behind English vocabulary, classical mythology, and ideas that still shape the world. Latin also builds the foundation for SAT and ACT vocab — making it one of the highest-leverage courses a high schooler can take. Grades 9–12.
Draw your way to a clearer head — this wellness elective builds artistic skill while teaching stress management through creative practice.
Build sustainable fitness habits with low-impact workouts designed for consistency, not punishment — earn PE credit while you're at it.
Practice real adulting skills through hands-on projects and real-world challenges — the stuff you actually need to know before you're on your own. Grades 9–12.
Level up your game with skill drills, strategy, and teamwork — and earn PE credit doing something you actually want to do.
College & Career courses
Learn how designers and innovators think — then build something real using the design process from start to finish.
Build a real business concept from the ground up — covering markets, finance, pitching, and the ethics of building something that matters.
Develop the leadership, networking, and interview skills that actually get you hired — and keep you growing once you are.
Brainstorm job ideas, submit real applications, and prepare for your interview — everything you need to land your first job with confidence. Grades 8–12.
Prep for college visits, know what to look for, and keep all your notes and insights organized in one place. Start early, visit smart. Grades 6–12.
Get to know colleges, build your college list, and learn about the college application process before you start applying.
Work through the college application process step by step — essays, recommendations, deadlines, and decisions. You don't have to figure it out alone. Grades 9–12.
Investigate possible careers through research, interviews, personality assessments, and hands-on projects
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.
Measurement conversions, rounding, fractions, percents, functions, elapsed time, temperature conversion, and sale price calculations — with cross-subject tie-ins to philosophy, science, and language arts woven throughout. Grades 4-8
Learn fractions from the ground up — reducing, comparing, multiplying, dividing, and everything in between. Plus circumference, area, and an intro to functions, built through story. Grades 5–8.
Adventures through decimals, percents, exponents, probability, and graphing — the math that shows up constantly in real life. Grades 5-8.
Complete Algebra 1 in two parts — using the story-based Life of Fred curriculum that makes variables, equations, and functions actually make sense. Ideal for credit recovery or starting fresh.
Take algebra further with quadratics, polynomials, and exponential functions — the math that connects high school to college coursework.
Push past Algebra 2 into advanced topics that prepare students for precalculus, college math, and competitive coursework
Explore proofs, shapes, and spatial reasoning through a geometry course designed for students who've already built a strong algebra foundation.
Master sine, cosine, and the full unit circle — a complete high school trig credit that builds the foundation for precalc and beyond.
Bridge algebra, trig, and functions into a single honors course that sets students up for calculus with confidence.
Tackle limits, derivatives, and integrals in a rigorous honors course — serious college-prep math for students ready to go there.
This is a high school math course on the first part of Life of Fred Statistics. Take this after you've at least finished Algebra 1.
This is a high school math course on the second part of Life of Fred Statistics. Take this after you've at least finished Algebra 1 and Statistics 1.