ONLINE CLASS SCHEDULE
Monday
12:00 – Oh no! The Numbers are Multiplying! (9-13)
12:30 – Zoom Classic Book Club (14-18)
1:00 – Create Your Own Adventure: Gaming Edition (12-18)
1:00 – PERT Math Prep (13-18)
3:00 – Online Role Play Gaming: Chronicles of the Band of the Phoenix (8+)
Tuesday
10:00 – Grammaropolis (6-11)
11:00 – Genetics (12-18)
11:00 – Coding (9-18)
12:00 – Influencers Guide to the Metaverse (12-18)
1:00 – Minecraft Ed: Intro to High School Sciences (12-18)
1:00 – PERT Writing Prep (12-18)
1:00 – All about Negatives (9-16)
2:00 – Mom, Can I have a Car? Essay Writing for Life (12-18)
3:00 – Star Wars Role Play Gaming: The Old Republic (11+)
Wednesday
4:00 – Art: Inside and Outside the Box (8 to adult)
5:00 – Historical Musicals – How True? (10 to adult)
Friday
10:00 – St. Pete Locals (9-18)
2:00 – Minecraft Social (Java Edition) (9-18)
3:00 – Online Role Play Gaming: The Neverending Archipelago
CLASS DETAILS
ALL ABOUT NEGATIVES (Tara Sanford)
Ages: 9-16
Fee: $90
Email: lovelearningfl@gmail.com
Part of our Math Foundations series! Dive into the world of negative numbers. Learn how to add, subtract, multiply, and divide. Students will also learn how to apply this new concept to our order of operations. This is an online class.
ART: INSIDE AND OUTSIDE THE BOX (Heather Smith-Levin)
Ages: 8-adult
Fee: $90. $75 sibling
Email: Heathertsl@yahoo.com
Painting, Drawing, Mixed Media.
Come join us this semester for art: painting, drawing, mixed media. Designed for beginners and intermediate. Advanced students are welcome.
This semester we will see how drawing helps your paintings. We will explore several different aspects and mediums of art which may include perspective, shading, shadows, acrylic paint, watercolor paint, charcoals, graphite, soft pastels, wood, paper, canvas, other items, etc.
Stay with the lesson or dive into your own artistic visions.
We will take an opportunity to view different famous artists in history, observe their style while asking all the questions.
Every student will be required to provide and bring to each class their own pencils, erasers and sketch/drawing pad (11”x14” preferred, anything smaller is welcomed). All other materials will be provided.
There will be 1-2 days of classes I won’t be able to attend. I will most likely have a substitute. The cost of the class reflects the missing class(es).
Payment methods accepted: cash, check, PayPal, Venmo, Zelle
You can reach me via phone/text 215-779-946nine or email HEATHERTSL @ yahoo dot com.
CODING (Student taught, supervised by Tara Sanford)
Ages: 9-18
Fee: $130, includes a CoSpaces account
Email: lovelearningfl@gmail.com
This project-based coding class is for students who have been exposed to block coding and are ready to take it to the next level! We will use CoSpaces to create moving models, interactive activities, and design our own games. This is an online class, supervised by Love Learning and taught by student experts.
CREATE YOUR OWN ADVENTURE: GAMING EDITION (Sarie Shabetai)
Ages: 12-18
Fee: $90
Email: sarie.shabetai@gmail.com
Hone your creative writing skills through fun interactive games! Author your own adventure and play them out in a game of Dungeons and Dragons. The online class will also create their own worlds in Minecraft to play their stories in.
GENETICS (Gwendolyn Blair)
Ages: 12-18
Fee: $90
Email: gblair@eckerd.edu
Ever wonder how you have blue eyes, but your parents have brown eyes? This class dives into the world of genetics. How do diseases work? What causes people to look the way they do? How do genes affect who we are? For science-loving teenagers who want to explore the wonderful world of DNA, this class is an introduction into human genetics. This is an online class.
GRAMMAROPOLIS (Sarie Shabetai)
Ages: 6-11
Fee: $90
Email: sarie.shabetai@gmail.com
Come meet the Punctuation Department in Grammaropolis! Learn about correct capitalization and comma use while singing along to the catchy songs! This is an online class.
HISTORICAL MUSICALS – HOW TRUE? (Heather Smith-Levin)
Ages: 10 to adult
Fee: $90
Email: Heathertsl@yahoo.com for payment HTSL500@yahoo.com
This semester we will cover at least 2 musicals and compare their story against history.
One musical will be Come from Away which is about a city in Canada coming together during 911 to house displaced passengers.
The other musical is a surprise.
INFLUENCERS GUIDE TO THE MULTIVERSE (Sarie Shabetai)
Ages: 12-18
Fee: $90
Email: sarie.shabetai@gmail.com
“They’re famous just from doing TikTok dances, I want to be like them!!” What goes into being an influencer? How do they gain popularity? Once they attain their fanbase, can they post anything they want and expect it to go viral? In this class, we’ll be learning how to research trends, record and edit videos, and decipher categories of influencers and what they post. This is an online class.
MINECRAFT ED: INTRO TO HIGH SCHOOL SCIENCES (Sarie Shabetai)
Ages: 12-18
Fee: $120
Email: sarie.shabetai@gmail.com
Explore select topics from high school biology and chemistry through Minecraft Education. This class is for students who are preparing to take or currently taking high school science classes. Take a walk through a human heart and learn the structure of proteins. This Minecraft Education class is sure to bring out your teenager’s love of science! This is an online class.
MINECRAFT SOCIAL (JAVA EDITION) (Student taught, supervised by Tara Sanford)
Ages: 9-18
Fee: $90
Email: lovelearningfl@gmail.com
Every Friday, students meet in the world of Minecraft to compete, build, and socialize. Our team leaders create challenges and adventures for students to enjoy. Students must have Java edition of Minecraft in order to participate. Led by teen experts. This is an online class.
MOM, CAN I HAVE A CAR? (Gwendolyn Blair)
Ages: 9-13
Fee: $160 (includes 30 minutes of private tutoring per week)
Email: gblair@eckerd.edu
Life is full of opportunities to have your voice heard, and the best way to do that is often through writing. This class teaches essential essay-writing and persuasion skills for college rubrics. Whether it be for a university application or to convince your local legislation of something, being able to professionally articulate ideas is essential for young adults. This is an online class.
OH NO! THE NUMBERS ARE MULTIPLYING (Yvania Muscadum)
Ages: 9-13
Fee: $90
Email: yvania.muscadum001@mymdc.net
Because nobody has the patience to divide 4567 by 365. Multi-digit addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Online class.
ONLINE ROLE PLAYING GAME: CHRONICLES OF THE BAND OF THE PHOENIX (Jose Fuentes for Heroic Health Group)
Ages: 8 and up
Fee: $110 or $10 per class, drop in possible, contact Mr. Jose
Email: jose@heroichealthgroup.com
CHRONICLES OF THE BAND OF THE PHOENIX (UNOFFICIAL ADVENTURE)
Mondays • 3:00 – 6 pm
The Band of the Phoenix – known mercenaries and bounty hunters of great fame and skill. Known as fierce warriors, and shrewd business people they take on the most difficult and risky of quests, at extravagant cost. You and your party have recently been initiated as the newest recruits and are preparing for your first mission through the gates of Kaos, portals that lead to other cities, distant mountains, and some say other planes of existence. But that can’t possibly be true. Can it? It’s up to you to find out.
Send PayPal payment to payment@heroichealthgroup.com
Please note student name and class in payment.
ONLINE ROLE PLAYING GAME: THE NEVERENDING ARCHIPELAGO (Jose Fuentes for Heroic Health Group)
Ages: 10 and up
Fee: $110 or $10 per class, drop in possible, contact Mr. Jose
Email: jose@heroichealthgroup.com
Online Role Play Gaming – Fridays
THE NEVERENDING ARCHIPELAGO
(UNOFFICIAL ADVENTURE)
Fridays • 3:00 to 6:00 PM
Explore your way through a world of pirates, monsters, treasures and riches in this Naval themed sandbox campaign. Gain riches, build a crew and become either a privateer in service to one of the City States, Kingdoms, and Organizations, or a pirate intent on finding your own way through this ruthless world of magic and power. This campaign will be an exploration sandbox game. The players decide where to go and what to do as they travel through the Neverending Archipelago.
Send PayPal payment to payment@heroichealthgroup.com
Please note student name and class in payment.
PERT MATH PREP (Tara Sanford)
Ages: 13-18
Fee: $90
Email: lovelearningfl@gmail.com
This class is for students who want to take the PERT test for Dual enrollment in Florida. Go from Multiplication to Factoring! Students can start at their current level and learn all of the Algebra necessary for the PERT. This class is self paced. It includes test taking strategies and mini practice quizzes.
PERT WRITING PREP (Ide Gagalis)
Ages: 12-18
Fee: $90
Email: idegagalis@gmail.com
This class is for students who want to take the PERT test for Dual enrollment in Florida. Learn proper comma placement, parallelism, and more! Includes mini quizzes for students to practice test taking skills. This is an online class.
ST. PETE LOCALS (Sarie Shabetai)
Ages: 9-18
Fee: $60
Email: sarie.shabetai@gmail.com
Murals, secret gardens, bird sanctuaries, sponge docks and more ! Explore all that Saint Pete has to offer. After being cooped up for two years, where do you begin? Come with us and let us plan your adventure while you make new friends! This is an in person, field trip class.
STAR WARS ROLE PLAYING GAME (Jose Fuentes for Heroic Health Group)
Ages: 11 and up
Fee: $110 or $10 per class, drop in possible, contact Mr. Jose
Email: jose@heroichealthgroup.com
Online Role Play Gaming
STAR WARS – THE OLD REPUBLIC
Tuesdays • 3p-6p
Join the Old Republic or the reconstituted Sith Empire and try to prevent, or cause, another galactic war as the cease fire between the Republic and Sith teeters upon total war. Play as a Jedi, Sith, Imperial Agent, bounty hunter, Trooper, or smuggler and play out a Star Wars adventure. We use Roll20 and the Discord app to play online.
Send PayPal payment to payment@heroichealthgroup.com
Please note student name and class in payment.
ZOOM CLASSIC BOOK CLUB FOR HIGH SCHOOL READERS (Andromeda Edison)
Ages: 14-18
Fee: 96
Email: andromeda.edison@gmail.com
We will read an average of 3 to 4 books in a 12 week period, the final books decided on will be up to the learners in the section.
In the first class we will be going over the possible classic books to choose from (what a classic is and discuss each story). My objective will be to create an interest and love of reading before we even start.
At the end of the first class we will vote on which books to read together (taking in to account any books the learners present might have already read so we don’t repeat on anyone – unless requested).
There are so many great books to read, we can start with picking from:
Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, The, by Mark Twain
Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury
Frankenstein by Mary Shelley
Giver, The by Lois Lowry
Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck
David Copperfield by Charles Dickens
Good Earth by Pearl S. Buck
Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen
Shogun by James Clavell
Three Musketeers, The by Alexandre Dumas
Second list as needed:
Canterbury Tales, The by Geoffrey Chaucer
Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoyevsky
Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller
East of Eden by John Steinbeck
Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes
Hobbit, The by J.R.R. Tolkien
Importance of Being Earnest, The by Oscar Wilde
Little Prince, The by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
Old Man and the Sea, The by Ernest Hemingway
Odyssey, The by Homer
Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare
Scarlet Letter, The by Nathaniel Hawthorne
Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë
**If a learner has an additional book they want to read, we will discuss it.**
All books can be gotten from the library, some are available online from https://www.gutenberg.org/ as they are in pubic domain, as well as used bookstore in person or online.
It will generally take about 3-6 weeks to complete the book (depending on the size of the book, I will let the learners know how long we will take once we decide on the book and set weekly reading targets).
Each week we will discuss what we have read, I will have questions to ask but generally I prefer to let the learners run the discussion. If movies have been made of the books, we may review scenes from the sections we just read and discuss those as well.