Natural Science

Human Anatomy & Physiology

Elementary / Middle School

About the Course

Human Anatomy & Physiology is a hands-on homeschool science class where students discover how the human body works, system by system. Through labs, models, interactive demonstrations, and age-appropriate dissections, students explore the skeletal, muscular, circulatory, respiratory, digestive, and nervous systems, and see real anatomy up close.

By the end of the year, students understand how the body's systems work together to keep us moving, breathing, and thinking, and they leave with the lab skills, science vocabulary, and curiosity that make future biology courses easier.

Course Expectations

Students will complete weekly assignments, quizzes, tests, and projects throughout the year to reinforce learning and deepen their understanding of anatomy and physiology.

Course at a Glance

Human Anatomy & Physiology

A full look at what this course covers and what students do

What we cover: The skeletal, muscular, circulatory, respiratory, digestive, and nervous systems, one at a time, then how they work together.
Hands-on work: Weekly labs, anatomical models, microscope work, and age-appropriate dissections.
Skills students build: Lab technique and safety, scientific vocabulary, careful observation and recording, and systems thinking.
How learning is measured: Weekly assignments, quizzes, unit tests, and end-of-unit projects. Growth-focused, not high-stakes.
Class format: Small group, taught by a subject instructor. Students are grouped by readiness rather than age alone.
Best fit for: Elementary and middle school students who learn by doing, and anyone heading toward high school biology.

$315

per quarter

Full-year course · Tuition billed quarterly