You do not need any prior knowledge! Introduces the fundamentals of organized sound, emphasizing rules of Western music composition and offering opportunities to create original works. Students will develop the ability to describe, understand, and recognize aspects of tonal music, and skills in sight-singing, dictation/aural, written aspects, composition, and analytical areas. Students will be exposed to a variety of exercises designed to develop these skills including listening, performance, writing, creating, and analyzing music. While the main emphasis is placed on music of the Common Practice Period (1600-1750), music of other stylistic periods may also be studied. Explores use of technology for composition.

This is mainly for kids at my school but if you need help in Georgia Studies, you are more than welcome to join!

Welcome! In this course, we will go over the foundations of music theory, music theory itself, and basic composition! Here is our curriculum: ------------------------------------------- --Music Theory-- > What is Music Theory? > Foundations of Music Theory > Famous Composers > Music Notation - Notes and Rests > Music Notation - Articulations > Music Notation - Dynamics > Chords > Cadences > Types of classical music > Other types of music > Minor and Major Chords --Composition-- > How to write melody > Writing countermelody > Background writing and harmonic/chord progression > Putting together a short String Orchestra piece > Putting together a short Concert Band piece > Putting together a piece for any ensemble

Welcome everyone! 😄 In this series, we will be going over famous individuals from Greek Mythology ranging from the God of the sky, Zeus, to the famous Greek hero, Perseus! Aside from talking about the prominent and no-so-prominent figures in Greek mythology, we will also be covering famous stories such as Pandora's Box and the abduction of Persephone. Please be prepared to participate in discussions and activities. We're extremely excited to be hosting this series for you all!

Practically, I am trying to see what would happen if we hosted a series that is pretty much like 9th grade and we keep it running until May, when the school year ends. By joining, you are gonna have a lot of fun! Each session is 30 minutes long and there are only 4 sessions a day! You are not required to attend all of them but it would be nice to because who knows what our amazing tutors, now teachers, have in store for you! WE WILL ONLY HAVE SESSIONS ON MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FIRDAYS.

Welcome! We are so glad you have decided to come and take a look at our series. Here is what you need to know: - I teach material the same way as we do in school so you will see some imitations to public school - I expect a lot of participation. I will build a report about you for future reference and participation takes 25% of that. Participation also enables you to better your understanding of our material. - YOU GOT TO ASK QUESTIONS! I have had students in the past never ask questions about anything and they ended up failing World History so ask questions because in the end, those questions are gonna save you an F with me and with your history teacher. Here are the materials needed: - Notebook/Notepad - Pen/Pencil - Highlighter (preferably 2 colors)

Every weekday, we will learn the basics of Spanish and learn to communicate at the basic level to move into Spanish I

Hello! This series will hold basics of many languages. Each lesson will be a new language or a continuation/ make up of one already being taught. There will be a variety of tutors bringing their expertise to the series. The goal is to learn a little bit and decide which language(s) are your favorite to study more in-depth. I am looking for cohosts to help! Especially if you know any Asian language!

Within 1 or 2 months, we will go over units 1 through 6 of Georgia Studies and we will have lots of interactive activities incorporated. Be ready though as when I teach, you will feel like you are back ins school! Materials Needed: - Composition Notebook (80 pages. Walmart has for 50 cents) - Pen/Pencil - Your attention - Highlighter(s)

Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, we will go over different topics relating to Violin Fundamentals and play a few pieces in between!

Each session we will learn about a merit badge and by the end you will be closer to getting that merit badge.

Hey! In this series, we will be learning about Kieven Rus and Novgorod! This is Unit 5.1 (my standards)

Each session we will cover/earn a different merit badge!

Hey! In this week, we will go over the basics of music theory. By the end of this series you should be able to: 1. Read musical notation like a pro 2. Understand expressions and dynamics in music 3. Pick up an instrument and learn it :D

Welcome! In this series, you will learn about Rome's beginnings and its decline. We will be following Georgia Pre-AP World History Standards throughout this series. If you feel like you're back in school, that's my goal! I teach these topics like I am in a classroom. So, be prepared to go on VR field trips, engage in group activities, do fun projects, and learn about the Roman Empire! At the end of this series, there will be a 10-question quiz to see what you have learned and if we taught this lesson well. Your history teachers will never see it ;D

Every Saturday, we will meet and work on the pieces as a group. We will have an online concert!!!

We will follow GA Social Studies Standards throughout the course. This is meant for my sister and her friends taking the class(es) next year but feel free to join!

Welcome! This is a pre-AP course. In this series, you will learn about how civilizations rose from the Neolithic Era. THIS SERIES WILL BE RUN AS IF WE ARE IN A SCHOOL BUILDING SO PREP YOURSELF 'CAUSE IT WILL BE FUN!!!

We will learn about Sanamahism, a regional religion in the Indian state of Manipur

Welcome to the Schoolhouse Philharmonic Orchestra! We will do all rehearsals and concert online through the camera and mic. To join, you must have 6 months experience on your instrument and be able to play advanced pieces. Also, must be comfortable with mic. Every Saturday, we will rehearse for 1 hour our music pieces and on April 13, we will perform for our awesome moderators and whoever would like to join in! Heads up, our pieces are: Jurassic Park Theme - Arr. Ryan M (me) Hedwig's theme Panis Angelicus - Arr. Hilarión Eslava

Each Monday, Thursday, and Sunday, we will meet for 4 weeks to discuss how to write a good novel and we will spend 4 days reading a book called "Because of Winn-dixie" and learn to write our own, like I do!

Lets learn the Neolithic Revolution in fun ways with a tutor with more than 6 years of educational instructional experience!

Every week, we will cover topics in the 7th Grade GA Curriculum to prepare 7th graders for tests and quizzes or rising 7th graders for the school year.

Welcome! In this series, we will discuss the topics of the Paleolithic Age, including major events during this time and also playing fun games that relate to this time period. This course is specifically designed for beginners to the Paleolithic Age. I won't go into too much depth for the sake of new epeople and I don't want to overload their brains. Signed, Ryan