Classes at GCS- South Fort Myers

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Discover our diverse range of classes and extracurricular activities designed to ignite curiosity, foster creativity, and nurture the love of learning in homeschool students of all ages.

Homeschool Teen Art (Ages 14+)

Homeschool Teen Art gives homeschool teens the opportunity to explore creativity and artistic expression through fun, hands-on art projects in a relaxed and welcoming environment! Through guided projects, creative exploration, conversation, and collaboration, students will build confidence, creativity, self-expression, and connections with other homeschool teens. This every-other-week class provides a fun space for teens to create, relax, connect, and make new friends! Recommended for ages 14+

Mystery of the Missing Lunch

iSpy Explorers gives young learners the opportunity to step into the role of junior detectives through exciting, hands-on mysteries, puzzles, and investigative challenges! Through clue hunting, evidence collection, detective missions, problem-solving, and teamwork, students will build critical thinking skills while having fun exploring, investigating, and working together to crack the case. This engaging class provides a fun space for curious kids to think creatively, follow the evidence, solve mysteries, and become confident young detectives! Recommended for ages 5–10

STEAM Lab

STEAM Lab gives students ages 5–10 the opportunity to explore the world of science through exciting, hands-on experiments and discovery-based learning! Through simple experiments, engineering challenges, STEM activities, and creative problem-solving projects, students will build curiosity, critical thinking, teamwork, observation skills, and a strong foundation in science, technology, engineering, art, and math in a fun and engaging environment. Recommended for ages 5–10.

Tiny Tots: Art, Music, and Movement

Tiny Tots Art, Music & Movement gives little learners ages 2–4 the opportunity to explore creativity through art, music, movement, and hands-on play! Through simple art projects, singing, dancing, rhythm activities, sensory exploration, and creative movement, children will build fine and gross motor skills, coordination, confidence, listening skills, self-expression, and early social skills in a fun and engaging environment. Recommended for ages 2–4.

Home Economics

Home Economics gives students ages 5–10 a fun and hands-on introduction to important life skills they can use every day! Through simple cooking activities, basic kitchen safety, cleaning and organization tasks, sewing and crafting projects, and practical life-skills lessons, students will build independence, responsibility, confidence, fine motor skills, and problem-solving abilities in an engaging and age-appropriate environment. Recommended for ages 5–10.

Music & Movement (Ages 5-10)

Music & Movement gives students ages 5-10 the opportunity to explore music through singing, movement, rhythm, instruments, and creative play! Students will learn foundational musical concepts such as beat, rhythm, tempo, and dynamics while participating in fun, age-appropriate songs, musical games, and hands-on instrument activities. Along the way, they’ll develop listening skills, coordination, creativity, confidence, and self-expression in a joyful and engaging environment. Recommended for ages 5-10.

Art Explorers

Art Explorers gives students the chance to discover their creativity through fun, hands-on art experiences! Through drawing, painting, sculpting, mixed media projects, and creative crafts, students will explore a variety of artistic techniques while strengthening creativity, fine motor skills, self-expression, confidence, and problem-solving in a fun and encouraging environment. Recommended for ages 5–10.

Sculpture

Sculpture gives students ages 8–13 the opportunity to explore three-dimensional art through hands-on building, shaping, and creative projects! Students will experiment with different materials and techniques to design and create their own unique sculptures while learning about form, texture, balance, structure, and composition. Along the way, they’ll develop creativity, fine-motor skills, problem-solving, spatial awareness, patience, and artistic confidence in a fun and engaging environment. Recommended for ages 8–13.