Wonders of the World: Geohistory of of Asia and the Middle East (30 min) (36 wk) - Mr. Sean - 6-9 - M @ 12
Aug 25 - May 18 (Monday)
12:00 PM - 12:30 PM
Ages 6-9
$1,333.80
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Satisfaction Guarantee: Our Promise To You: If you’re not 100% in love with your courses, we can stop payments immediately, issue you a credit, or switch you to another course that’s a better fit =) No risk. No stress. Just the learning and belonging you’ve been looking for ------------- NO CLASS 09/01 DUE TO LABOR DAY WEEK 11/24-11/28 NO CLASSES FOR THANKSGIVING NO CLASSES WEEK 12/22-01/02 DUE CHRITSMAS & NEW YEARS ******************************** "Our world is brimming with awe-inspiring wonders—some shaped by the hands of ancient civilizations, others crafted by the incredible forces of nature. In Wonders of the Ancient and Natural World, your child will embark on an unforgettable journey to explore these marvels, blending geography, science, history, and culture in every lesson. From the Pyramids of Egypt and the Great Wall of China to the Grand Canyon and the Great Barrier Reef, this course uncovers the secrets and significance of iconic landmarks from around the globe. What Will Your Child Gain? A Deeper Understanding of the World: Students will explore how ancient civilizations built or revered these sites, how natural forces shaped them, and how modern humans work to preserve their beauty and significance. Connections Between Science and History: By studying both man-made and natural wonders, students will discover how geological and civilizational forces have influenced the course of history and shaped our world. Appreciation for Preservation: Through discussions about delicate ecosystems and historical preservation, your child will gain a sense of responsibility for protecting these wonders for future generations. Inspiration for Further Exploration: Many students leave this class inspired to research more, make travel plans, or engage in environmental conservation, fostering a lifelong appreciation for our planet.
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