How do plants get what they need to survive? Explore the world of plants and trees to lean how they take in water, make the foods we need and the oxygen we breathe.

Is there really a man in the moon? Join us as we study the movements and phases of the moon and then venture out to other areas of the space surrounding our planet.

Don't let tiny bugs get to you. Study about many different species to learn their ways and how they fit into the environment. Are they helpful or harmful to you? Come and find out for yourself.

Dive into the fascinating world of oceanography without ever leaving the desert. Become familiar with a variety of seashells and learn about the unique ocean creatures that form these shells.

In this exciting, hands-on class, students will learn catapult basics and then use that information to challenge others in a catapulting event. This promises to be a fun class for all.

Did you know that you can play with a roller coaster inside of your house? Come and learn the key concepts of building a roller coaster. Create loops, camel-backs and whirly birds to name a few. Open up a world of fun.

Come and learn how rocket fly! You will then design and build your own water rocket. At the end of the class, you will launch it and see how far it flies! (You MUST provide your own 20oz. soda bottle from a Coke or Pepsi product. Water bottles and other brands will not work.)

Since 1990 Hulbert Homeschool Week has been offering homeschoolers a chance to come together for a week of fun and adventure, gathering with other homeschoolers to learn, form lasting friendships, and build a true working community. Whether it be performing at the talent show, picking up a new skill, speaking out in community meeting, or living away from home for a week, during the Hulbert Homeschool Week participants have the opportunity to explore, to learn about themselves, and to take risks in a supportive and caring atmosphere.

The Connecticut River is one of New England’s most beautiful waterways and is filled with hidden treasures and spectacular views of the Vermont and New Hampshire landscapes. Join us as we explore this historic river, camping on it’s banks. As we paddle downstream, our pace offers opportunities to learn new canoeing and outdoor skills, while leaving time to relax, take pictures and make new friends. You and your family will spend valuable time together that is often lost in the hectic pace of everyday living.

The Connecticut River is one of New England’s most beautiful waterways and is filled with hidden treasures and spectacular views of the Vermont and New Hampshire landscapes. Join us as we explore this historic river, camping on it’s banks. As we paddle downstream, our pace offers opportunities to learn new canoeing and outdoor skills, while leaving time to relax, take pictures and make new friends. You and your family will spend valuable time together that is often lost in the hectic pace of everyday living.