Homeschool Classes
Our homeschool Mamas and experienced educators provide your child with valuable, enriching, and memorable learning experiences.
Our Care Continues
Kids & Culture’s caring educators will ensure that your child continues to learn, explore, and be challenged academically while having fun. We won’t let COVID-19 hinder the intellectual growth of our precious children. Scroll to learn more.
HOMESCHOOL CLASS ONLINE FORMAT
All classes are nine weeks, one hour in duration, culturally infused, and held via Zoom. Each class is taught by an experienced Kids and Culture educator. Homeschool classes for the Winter Cultural Journey include Botswana’s Beautiful Bounty, Cultural Connections, Pattern Play Artful Matters, and Writing Through Culture. With the exception of the writing class, all classes will begin the week of January 11 ending March 12, 2021. The Writing Through Culture class will begin on February 3, 2021. A minimum of 5 students is required.
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
Homeschool Classes
KCC Online
Sessions are held via Zoom
Botswana, Cultural Connections,
and the Art classes begin the week of Jan. 11
ending March 12, 2021
Writing Through Culture begins
February 3, 2021
Camp Hours
Hours for classes vary
Botswana’s Beautiful Bounty
Grades: PreK-1st (Ages 3-5)
Date: Mondays
Time: 1:15 PM EST
Instructor: Chanita Williams
Cost: $20 ($10 off) / $180 Semester
(Parents may opt for 1-Day drop-in / $20)
Cultural Connections
Grades: 1st-2nd
Date: Wednesdays
Time: 1:00 PM EST
Instructor: Aliya Bowie
Cost: $20 ($10 off) / $180 Semester
(Parents may opt for 1-Day drop-in / $20)
Writing Through Culture
Grades: 6th-8th
Days: Wednesday (Class starts Feb. 3)
Time: 2:00 PM EST
Instructor: Jamia Eaton
Cost: $25 ($15 off) / $225 Semester
Pattern Play Artful Matters
Grades: 3rd and up
Date: Tuesdays
Time: 2:00 PM EST
Instructor: Anna Fogg
Cost: $20 ($10 off) / $180 Semester
(Class is closed)
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
Deadlines & Supplies
A non-fundable 50% deposit is due paid at the time of registration. All fees must be paid in FULL at least 3 days before the start of classes. Payment arrangements will be honored. Botswana, Cultural Connections, and the Art classes start the week of January 11 and end on March 12, 2021. Writing Through Culture starts on February 3, 2021. Instructors will provide a list of supplies needed (if any) at least one week before the start of class. Select classes allow for 1-day drop-ins.
Class Descriptions & Bios
Botswana's Beautiful Bounty: Grades PreK-1st
Cultural Connections: Grades 1st-2nd
Pattern Play Artful Matters: Grades 3rd and Up
Writing Through Culture: Grades 6-8
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
Our Policies
NEEDED DEVICES. A computer or other mobile device is needed in order to access Zoom. Ipads, tablets, or cell phones may also be used. If you have more than one child enrolled and they are in different age groups, each child will need access to his or her own device. Computers or Ipads are recommended. Cell phones limit the child’s ability to see the screen and fully interact with the teachers.
RECORDINGS & DRESS. Each session will be recorded. Please be mindful of the camera, your dress, your child’s dress, and any language or sound that may be picked up by the camera. We always stress modest dress. If your children have attended KCC in the past, we encourage them to wear their camp shirts during class.
If your child misses a class, we will make every effort to email the recording within 24-hours. The videos usually require some editing so please be patient with our team.
QUIET BACKGROUND. In order to ensure that each camper will be able to hear and participate fully, we ask that parents do your best to limit any background noise. We recommend finding a quiet place to set-up for your camper’s sessions. If you have reliable headphones or earbuds with a microphone, this is also recommended to reduce potential background noise.
AVAILABLE NOW! KIDS & CULTURE CAMP COOKBOOK
We're excited to release our new cookbook, "Vegan Cuisines from Around the World". The Kids & Culture Camp Cookbook takes your taste buds on an interactive culinary journey to sample a variety of cuisines from different regions, while offering insight into the history of the dishes and ingredients along the way. The 30 plant-based and dairy-free recipes provided in this cookbook span the Americas, the Caribbean, Islands of the World, African Fare, Asia, and Australia and each recipe is confidently kid-tested and approved.