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New Humanities Classes for Teens!


Are you looking for academic enrichment for your homeschooler? This year Willow Learning House is offering a new class that is geared specifically towards older students, aged 12 and up and operating at a grade 7 level or higher in English L:anguage Arts. 

**New students will be asked to complete a small assessment to ensure that they are a good fit for the class.**


Classes consist of weekly classroom meetings and weekly homework assignments. During class meetings, students will participate in a variety of interactive activities, designed to enhance communication skills and critical thinking. Homework will include assigned reading and bookwork, as well as completion of written assignments, internet research and submission of typed essays and projects.


This school year, we will have an overarching theme of Human Rights. As we study some historically significant moments in modern history, students will be asked to make connections between them and to question the concept and the implementation of Human Rights, both in the past and in the present.

 

Please email claire@willowlearninghouse.ca  for more information or to see if this program is a good fit for your child.

MOnday teen classe overview 2025-2026

Fall Session

This fall, we will begin with a study of the novel, The Diary of Anne Frank, with lessons and activities in: reading comprehension, vocabulary, theme, figurative language, historical context, primary vs. secondary sources, and book response essay writing. 

The second part of the term will focus on a deeper dive into the second World War, including two research projects.

During class meetings, we will discuss assigned materials that have been read and/or completed at home, participate in group lessons, activities, and discussions, as well as working on a variety of related writing assignments.  

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