Elementary Classes

An affordable, easy-to-access elementary school option for students around the globe.

Individual or with parent

Online or print

Skills-based and FUN

Click on your child’s grade level to see the scope and sequence for each course.

Cover of a Studies Weekly publication for first-grade students titled 'The World Around Me,' focusing on civics and government. The issue is for Week 8 and is themed 'What is a Citizen.' The cover features a diverse group of smiling children in a classroom setting, and includes an essential question box about rights and responsibilities.
Cover of a Grade 2 Studies Weekly publication titled 'Connecting Communities' featuring a young girl holding a document, with historical documents like the Declaration of Independence in the background. The theme is 'Important Documents' discussing the role of government in creating laws and national documents.
Cover of a "Studies Weekly" publication for 3rd grade titled "Thinking Like a Historian." Featured are historical photos, a map, and an ancient artifact, with a background of people and places related to community studies. The text prompts readers to think about the past using historical evidence.
Cover of United States Studies Weekly for 4th Grade, Week 6 on Geography. The page discusses the importance of studying geography and includes sections explaining geographic skills. A map with coordinates is partially visible. The guiding question at the bottom is about tools to examine a specific place.

We have a rolling enrollment program and resources to allow your child to work on your schedule to learn U.S. History with fun and engaging activities.

2024-2025 SW Schedule by Grade

Educational publication cover for "Our Nation Studies Weekly: American Foundations" focused on archaeology. Features images of archaeologists and artifacts, and discusses how archaeologists learn about ancient people. Includes an essential question about family organization and social structure of Indigenous peoples in North America.

How much time per week?

If you just do the activities online, it should take about 30 minutes. If you do all the activities and go through the questions, it could take up to an hour. The online sessions will be 30 minutes to an hour with one hour scheduled.

When?

Anytime throughout the week. The classes will be asynchronous. Sign up will be continuous although our meetups will focus on activities in sequence with students starting in September.

How much is it?

For $199 per course, per year you will receive a weekly video summary and activity in addition to online and print versions of the material provided via Studies Weekly.

Three educational materials titled "Connecting Communities" from Studies Weekly are shown. The first is standards-based, the second features original articles, maps, and illustrations, and the third is a consumable worksheet labeled "I Am a Member of a Community."
Educational materials for students about national holidays in the United States, including Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Presidents’ Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Constitution Day, Veterans Day, and Thanksgiving. Features images and descriptions of each holiday.
Educational print materials for Studies Weekly featuring topics like science, community, and well-being, with colorful covers and diverse children depicted in illustrations.
Educational materials featuring a print page and digital tablet display from "Our Community" series, highlighting community themes. Accompanying text outlines available online resources such as PDFs, extended reading, related media, weekly assessments, and supplemental materials.

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