For families who already have academics covered, these new project-based classes offer a creative, collaborative classroom experience. Students explore STEM challenges, art and design projects, teamwork, and real-world problem solving β all in a supportive small-group setting that sparks curiosity and builds confidence.
A perfect option for kids who learn best by doing β and love being part of a fun, creative community.
Bring together siblings, friends, or a homeschool pod to form a personalized Spanish learning experience. Choose the schedule, level, and goals, and weβll design a class that fits your group β from beginner basics to conversational practice and cultural exploration. Taught by a Rising Minds Spanish instructor, these custom cohorts offer flexible, engaging language learning designed just for your childβs community.
Email hello@risingmindslearning.com to start creating your custom cohort!
Custom Spanish Cohorts
For children ready to grow their Spanish vocabulary and start forming full sentences. This class introduces common topics like food, school, and routines, while practicing basic verbs in context. Includes movement, music, and lots of conversation!
π Tuesdays & Thursdays π 1:15 - 2:15 pm π΅ $600 for the semester π― Focus: vocabulary expansion, sentence building, basic verbs π₯ Capped at 10 students
Spanish Explorers (Ages 8β10)
A playful, immersive introduction to Spanish! Students explore colors, family members, greetings, and simple vocabulary through songs, games, and hands-on activities. Designed for early learners to build a strong foundation in language and listening skills.
π Mondays & Wednesdays π 1:15 - 2:15pm π΅ $600 for the semester π― Focus: colors, family, greetings, basic listening/speaking π₯ Capped at 10 students
A full academic option for homeschool familiesβwithout the full-time schedule.
Rising Roots and Rising Branches are part of the Rising Minds Collective, a small-group homeschool enrichment program that blends Montessori-inspired independence with personalized instruction in reading, writing, and math. In just 8 hours a week, we cover the full spectrum of foundational academics while nurturing creativity, confidence, and community.
Each group is capped at 10 students to ensure individualized attention. Students rotate between independent work, hands-on learning, small group lessons, and collaborative projects designed to build strong academic habits and a love for learning.
Our art classes give students the opportunity to explore creativity through a variety of materials, techniques, and projects. Students will practice self-expression, fine motor skills, creative problem-solving, and confidence while learning about different styles of art and artists. Lessons and projects will be tailored to each groupβs age and skill level.
Adventure, wonder, and learning for our littlest learners. Ages 2-4
A joyful morning of educational play, songs, movement, and early learning activities. Toddlers will explore numbers, letters, puzzles, and sensory-rich materials in a safe and nurturing environment.
Focus: Social-emotional growth, early academics, joyful routine
Tuition: $300 for the semester
Capped at 6 students
Early Explorers
Friday Focus
Extend your student's learning each week. Ages 5-10.
Friday Focus is an optional academic day designed for Roots and Branches students who would benefit from additional support, enrichment, or simply an extra day of structured learning. This class provides time for targeted skill practice, small-group instruction, hands-on activities, and academic extension in areas such as reading, writing, math, and critical thinking. Whether a student needs extra reinforcement, enjoys enrichment opportunities, or a family is looking for an additional learning day, Friday Focus offers a supportive and engaging environment to help students continue growing with confidence.
Gardening and nutrition for young learners! Ages 5-12.
Garden & Gut is a hands-on class that helps students explore the connection between gardening, food, nature, and wellness. Students will spend time in the community garden learning about planting, harvesting, composting, seasonal foods, and how what we grow can support healthy bodies. Through garden-based activities, simple food exploration, and nature connection, students will build curiosity, confidence, and appreciation for where food comes from.
Schedule: Fridays, 9:30 - 10:30am @ From the Ground Up Garden