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Organic Learning Outlet Microschool

Classes

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Two-Day Model


Monday - Project-Based Math, Science, Reading Classes

Tuesday - Learning Pod



Children cooking homemade pizza
making lavender soap
A child breathing clean air in nature smiling
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Mondays

Mondays at OLO are engaging and exciting! Students ​participate in hands-on math, science, and reading projects ​that challenge their intellect and creativity while reinforcing ​their home education.

Tuesdays

Tuesday is learning pod day at OLO, where students build ​independence and community.


Parents provide independent work for their child, and the ​teacher supports when challenges arise. Students also ​collaborate on math and science activities, explore, and play.

Kid Pointing Her Finger
School Girl Writing in Class
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Typical Monday

9:00 Themed Worship

9:15 Pr​oject Preview

9:30 Math,​ Sci, Re​ading Project

11:​00 Lunch/Play

11:45 Comp​lete Project

1:​30 Journaling

2:00 Sn​ack/Dismissal

Typical Tuesday

9:00 Themed Worship

9:15 Connect to History

9:30 Independent Study

11:00 Lunch/Play

11:45 Independent Study

12:30 Play

1:00 Collaboration

2:00 Snack/Dismi​ssal

Kids Having Fun Together
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What is a natural-living project?

Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing our world, ​becoming pervasive in almost every realm. In today's fast-​paced environment, many skills are developed with ​technology as the foundation.


Natural-living projects, on the other hand, expose students ​to organic intelligence. Math and science are taught ​through timeless skills such as gardening, herbal healing, ​foraging, and compass navigation—foundational treasures ​that OLO Microschool is proud to pass on to our students.

Natural-living projects enhance students' connection to ​nature, promote physical activity, foster cognitive ​development, and build self-reliance.


Most importantly, in a Christ-centered environment, these ​skills deepen students' connection to our Creator.


Kids Exploring in Forest with a Magnifying Glass
Kids Learning About Nature
African American family with three kids working at community garden greenery

Sample Project - Breadmaking

Students will prepare a loaf of bread from scratch.


Research: Research to compare store shelf bread and ​homemade bread (ingredients, benefits, harms)


Math: Adding, subtracting, multiplying, fractions, ​measurement


Science: Yeast fermentation, chemical reactions in baking


Reading: Research, following recipes, domain specific baking ​terminology


Writing: Journaling the bread-making process, writing recipes


Arts: Designing and decorating bread labels

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fresh baked bread
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This exciting project promotes tactile learning, character development, creativity, confidence, many academic skills, and the enjoyment of learning! Not to mention the satisfying outcome of baking bread in a healthy community setting!

OLO

Organic Learning Outlet Microschool

689-229-6153

organiclearningoutlet.com

organiclearningoutlet@gmail.com