Welcome to The Scholar Cube Microschool

During our first nine week session we will focus on the book, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory by Roald Dahl. The class will have set pages to read independently, but many pages will be read together on the Zoom. The group will participate in book discussions, crafts, and fun activities to help with reading comprehension. 🍫(Fictional Book, 176 pages, Grade level 4-8).

Mrs. Anderson isa certified Theater Educator with a BFA in Musical Theater. She holds over 15 years of experience in the classroom with students of all ages. She is a welcome addition to our team bringing a wealth of knowledge about the art of theatrical performance.

Get ready to move, build strength, and boost your energy! 💪🎉 In this high-energy club, we'll combine full-body strength training, fun cardio workouts, healthy habits games, and social time to build confidence and a healthy lifestyle. Each week, kids will get stronger, learn real-world healthy habits, and have a blast doing it!

This once a week morning session is a great way to practice key math facts. Each day will feature a short lesson, and then interactive math practice on Quizizz. Quizizz features multiple choice questions that provide immediate feedback. In addition, weekly math concept worksheets will be provided for students interested. Each session will vary from addition/subtraction speed problems, multiplication facts, division steps, fractions, decimals, polygons, and more. This class is a great way to practice key math standards across the grade levels.

This type of class helps transport students as they explore and create stories that feature exaggeration and larger-than-life characters, often rooted in American folklore. These stories are characterized by unbelievable feats, strong heroes, and settings often related to the frontier or the American West. This cross curriculum class will help students identify key symbolism in language arts, practice creative writing assignments, encourage reading comprehension in a unique way, and spark imagination.

Science you can eat! Lots of fun ideas for kids to learn about food science from the kitchen while learning science. Examples: Oreo Moon Phases, Twizzler DNA Helix, Cell Cake, Oreo Pudding Soil Layer Cup, etc. Students will be presented a short science lesson, and then the group will work together on the Zoom to create the day's lab.