Live Electives
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Introduction to Robotics Class Time: 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM EST |
This hands-on course introduces elementary students to STEM through building and coding fun, interactive projects. Using beginner friendly robotics kits such as LEGO or VEX, students learn basic engineering concepts, logical thinking, and teamwork. They explore how sensors work, design simple machines like obstacle avoiding cars, and use block based coding tools to build functional robots. By turning abstract ideas into tangible creations, students build confidence as young problem solvers and innovators. |
September 25th, 2026 to January 22nd, 2027 1st Semester |
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Health, Fitness and Sunnah Lifestyle Class Time: 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM EST |
In this engaging wellness course, students discover how taking care of their body can be part of living a healthy and purposeful life as a Muslim. Through fun activities, movement challenges, simple nutrition lessons, and Sunnah inspired practices, children learn about healthy eating, cleanliness, sleep, exercise, and everyday habits that support their wellbeing. With stories from the Seerah, practical challenges, and weekly Sunnah Wellness Missions, students build healthy routines while discovering that caring for their body is also a way to show gratitude to Allah. |
September 25th, 2026 to January 22nd, 2027 1st Semester |
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Introduction to Coding Class Time: 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM EST |
This creative course introduces young learners to the world of coding through simple, visual programming tools that let them build stories, animations, and interactive projects. Students develop problem solving skills, logical thinking, and digital confidence, all while expressing their ideas in a fun and structured way. No prior experience is needed, just curiosity and a willingness to explore. |
January 29th to June 11th, 2027 2nd Semester |
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Public Speaking and Expressing Myself Class Time: 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM EST |
In this confidence building course, students discover how to express their thoughts, ideas, and feelings with confidence and kindness. Through fun speaking games, storytelling, show and tell, role playing, and creative presentations, children practice speaking clearly, listening respectfully, and sharing their ideas with others. With weekly challenges and opportunities to speak in a supportive environment, students overcome shyness, find their voice, and learn that their words can inspire, connect, and make a positive difference. |
January 29th to June 11th, 2027 2nd Semester |
⇓ Other Electives Coming Soon ⇓ |
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| The Prophetic Way – Beautiful Behavior – Manners & Islamic Etiquette in Action |
In this character-building course, students explore the beauty of Islamic manners through hands-on activities, role-playing, and real-life practice. From learning how to give salaam properly to showing kindness at home and in the classroom, children will discover how everyday actions—like eating, speaking, entering a room, or using technology—can be guided by Prophetic behavior. With stories from the Seerah, fun reminders, and weekly “etiquette missions,” students will not only learn the right thing to do, but love doing it as Muslims.
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| Mini Math Minds |
This interactive course helps students strengthen their math skills through games, puzzles, challenges, and creative problem-solving activities. In a fun, low-pressure environment, students explore key concepts like patterns, number sense, shapes, measurement, and logical thinking. Each session offers engaging tasks that encourage curiosity, teamwork, and confidence in using math in everyday life. Whether it’s cracking a code, spotting patterns, or solving a mystery, students will discover that math is more than numbers—it’s a powerful tool for thinking and exploring the world.
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| A Speech that Shines – Public Speaking & Expressing Myself |
This engaging course helps young students build the confidence to speak clearly, listen actively, and express their ideas with kindness and creativity. Through fun activities like show-and-tell, storytelling, mini-presentations, and group games, students learn how to organize their thoughts, use body language effectively, and speak in front of others with poise. Along the way, they’ll develop important communication habits rooted in respect, turn-taking, and empathy—skills they’ll carry with them for years to come.
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| Write to Ignite – Creative Writing |
This fun and inspiring course invites students to unlock their imagination and become confident young authors. Through story prompts, character creation, dialogue writing, and guided journaling, students will learn how to express their thoughts clearly and creatively on paper. Along the way, they’ll explore different types of writing—like personal narratives, short stories, and poetry—while building essential grammar, vocabulary, and sentence structure skills. With gentle feedback and exciting sharing opportunities, students will learn that their words matter—and that every story has the power to inspire.
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| Building Bonds, Solving Storms – Social Skills & Conflict Resolution |
This course helps young students build the tools they need to form healthy friendships, communicate with confidence, and resolve everyday conflicts in a respectful and peaceful way. Through interactive lessons, group activities, and real-life role-play, students will learn how to listen actively, express themselves calmly, and understand the feelings of others. They’ll also explore common peer challenges—like disagreements, teasing, and taking turns—while practicing Islamic values such as patience, forgiveness, and kindness. By the end of the course, students will walk away with stronger social habits and the confidence to handle tricky situations with maturity and grace.
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| Apprendre Le Francais – Introduction to French | In this engaging and age-appropriate class, elementary students will begin learning the basics of the French language through interactive activities, visuals, repetition, and conversational practice. They’ll be introduced to common vocabulary such as greetings, numbers, colors, and everyday phrases, while developing pronunciation skills and a love for learning a new language—supported by fun, respectful methods aligned with Islamic values. | N/A |
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Class Description (each elective is 0.5 credits) |
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Coding Class Time: 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM EST |
This course builds foundational coding skills while encouraging students to think logically and creatively. Through guided projects and interactive challenges, students learn how to write simple programs, solve problems, and understand how technology works behind the scenes. Emphasis is placed on perseverance, collaboration, and responsible use of technology. |
September 25th, 2026 to January 22nd, 2027 1st Semester |
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Leadership and Teamwork Class Time: 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM EST |
This course develops essential leadership and teamwork skills, focusing on effective communication, collaboration, decision making, conflict resolution, and team building. It helps students build confidence, take initiative, and work effectively toward shared goals. |
September 25th, 2026 to January 22nd, 2027 1st Semester |
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Understanding Airtificial Intelligence Class Time: 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM EST |
In this eye opening course, middle school students explore what artificial intelligence is, how it works, and how it shows up in daily life, from virtual assistants to personalized feeds. They learn how to interact with AI tools thoughtfully, ask good questions, and tell the difference between using technology and being used by it. Guided by Islamic values, students begin to reflect on honest and responsible tech use through age appropriate, guided discussions. |
January 29th to June 11th, 2027 2nd Semester |
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Food, Fitness & Sunnah Lifestyle Class Time: 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM EST |
This course helps students explore the connection between food choices, physical activity, and overall wellbeing through the lens of the Sunnah. Students learn about balanced nutrition, fitness routines, and healthy habits while reflecting on moderation, discipline, and gratitude. Activities encourage practical application in daily life. |
January 29th to June 11th, 2027 2nd Semester |
⇓ Other Electives Coming Soon ⇓ |
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| Friendships, Boundaries & Islamic Social Life |
This course equips middle school students with the tools to navigate friendships and social settings with confidence, respect, and strong Islamic values. Students will explore how to choose good friends, recognize unhealthy dynamics, and set personal boundaries—all while upholding adab, kindness, and emotional intelligence. Through real-life scenarios, discussions, and role-playing, they’ll learn how to manage peer pressure, handle conflicts gracefully, and maintain dignity in both online and in-person interactions. Grounded in the teachings of the Prophet ﷺ, this course helps students understand what it means to be a true friend and a responsible member of their school and community.
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| Decision-Making & Accountability | This course helps students build the confidence and clarity to make wise decisions—big and small—by teaching practical tools for thinking ahead, weighing options, and taking responsibility for their actions. Through real-life scenarios and Islamic guidance on intention, trust (tawakkul), and consequences, students will learn how to navigate peer pressure, set personal boundaries, and reflect on their choices with maturity and sincerity. | N/A |
| Math Minds in Motion |
This engaging course is designed to strengthen students’ confidence and skills in math through creative problem-solving, real-life applications, and interactive challenges. Students will explore key middle school math topics—such as fractions, ratios, expressions, and equations—while developing critical thinking and logical reasoning through puzzles, math games, and collaborative activities. Whether a student needs extra support or simply wants to stretch their abilities, this class provides a positive space to ask questions, think deeply, and grow into a confident math thinker.
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| Code Explorers – Intro to Computer Science |
In this exciting introduction to computer science, students will learn how computers work, how code is written, and how technology shapes the world around us. Through hands-on projects using beginner-friendly platforms like block-based coding and introductory scripting, students will develop problem-solving skills, explore basic algorithms, and bring their ideas to life by designing interactive stories, games, and apps. Along the way, they’ll build confidence as creators—not just consumers—of technology, all while practicing digital responsibility and logical thinking.
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Class Description (2 electives per Semester) |
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Financial Literacy and Entrepreneurship| 0.5 Credit Class Time: 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM EST |
This course develops essential skills in personal finance and budgeting, focusing on managing income, expenses, savings, and financial goals. It helps students make informed financial decisions and build responsible money management habits. |
September 25th, 2026 to January 22nd, 2027 1st Semester |
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AI Literacy for Muslim Teen | 0.5 Credit Class Time: 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM EST |
In this thought provoking course, high school students take a closer look at artificial intelligence, how it works, and how it is reshaping the world around them, from virtual assistants to personalized feeds and beyond. Students learn to engage with AI tools critically, ask the right questions, and recognize the difference between using technology and being used by it. Guided by Islamic values, students examine ethical tech use, digital responsibility, and the importance of human judgment in an age of automation. |
September 25th, 2026 to January 22nd, 2027 1st Semester |
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Forensic Science | 0.5 Credit Class Time: 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM EST |
Step into the world of forensic science and discover how investigators use science to solve mysteries and uncover evidence. In this interactive live elective, students explore fingerprints, DNA, blood evidence, trace evidence, toxicology, digital evidence, and other forensic techniques. Through virtual investigations, case studies, puzzles, and mystery-solving challenges, students learn how scientific evidence can help reconstruct what happened at a crime scene. The course emphasizes critical thinking, observation, problem-solving, and the scientific process while keeping learning engaging and hands-on in an online environment. |
September 25th, 2026 to January 22nd, 2027 1st Semester |
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Digital Art & Illustration | 0.5 Credit Class Time: 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM EST |
Explore the creative world of digital art and learn how to turn ideas into engaging visual designs. In this interactive live elective, students experiment with digital drawing, illustration, color, composition, typography, and visual storytelling using accessible digital tools. Students develop their own creative style through guided projects and challenges while learning how artists and designers communicate ideas through images. No advanced art experience is required; just creativity, curiosity, and a willingness to experiment. |
September 25th, 2026 to January 22nd, 2027 1st Semester |
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Coding | 0.5 Credit Class Time: 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM EST |
This advanced course equips students with deeper coding and computational thinking skills through real world projects and structured practice. Students learn to design, test, and refine programs while strengthening problem solving, precision, and independence. The course also emphasizes ethical technology use and purposeful learning. |
January 29th to June 11th, 2027 2nd Semester |
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Public Speaking | 0.5 Credit Class Time: 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM EST |
This course develops confidence and effectiveness in public speaking by focusing on communication, presentation skills, audience engagement, and professional delivery. Students learn to organize their ideas, communicate clearly, overcome nervousness, and deliver engaging presentations. |
January 29th to June 11th, 2027 2nd Semester |
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Genetics & the Human Body | 0.5 Credit Class Time: 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM EST |
Discover what makes us uniquely human and how our bodies work from the inside out. In this engaging live elective, students explore DNA, genes, heredity, the human body systems, genetics, traits, and the fascinating science behind how our bodies grow and function. Through interactive activities, visual demonstrations, virtual investigations, and real-world examples, students explore questions such as: Why do we look the way we do? How do traits get passed from parents to children? How does our DNA contain instructions for our bodies? This course is designed to make biology fascinating, accessible, and relevant to everyday life. |
January 29th to June 11th, 2027 2nd Semester |
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Architecture & Creative Design | 0.5 Credit Class Time: 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM EST |
Explore the creative world of architecture and discover how buildings and spaces are designed to shape the way we live, work, and experience the world around us. In this engaging live elective, students explore architectural styles, iconic buildings, design principles, cultural influences, and the relationship between form and function. Through creative challenges and digital design projects, students experiment with floor plans, structures, interiors, and their own architectural ideas. The course encourages creativity, problem-solving, and visual thinking while introducing students to the exciting world of architectural design. |
January 29th to June 11th, 2027 2nd Semester |
⇓ Other Electives Coming Soon ⇓ |
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| Money Smarts – Financial Literacy & Budgeting | This course prepares students to make smart, responsible financial decisions by teaching essential money management skills. Students will learn how to budget, track expenses, understand saving and debt, and plan for real-life goals like college, work, and giving in charity. With an emphasis on halal earnings, avoiding interest (riba), and spending with purpose, students will explore how to handle money in a way that reflects both wisdom and Islamic values. | N/A |
| College & Career Planning | This course helps students explore their strengths, goals, and options for life after high school. From researching college programs and career paths to building resumes, preparing for interviews, and understanding financial aid, students will gain practical tools to plan their next steps. Rooted in Islamic values, the course also encourages students to pursue paths that align with their skills, purpose, and contribution to the ummah and wider society. | N/A |
| Public Speaking & Communication | This course helps students become confident, effective communicators in both formal and informal settings. Through structured practice in speeches, discussions, and presentations, students will learn how to organize their thoughts, speak with clarity, and engage diverse audiences. The course also emphasizes active listening, respectful dialogue, and the Prophetic example of impactful, sincere speech—reminding students that strong communication begins with purpose, truthfulness, and adab. | N/A |
| The Writer’s Workshop – Creative Writing | This course invites students to develop their voice and imagination through the art of creative writing. From poetry and short stories to personal reflections and narrative nonfiction, students will explore a range of styles and techniques to express ideas with clarity and impact. Through peer feedback, guided prompts, and revision strategies, they’ll strengthen their writing skills while learning to communicate with authenticity and purpose. Rooted in adab and thoughtful expression, this course encourages students to use the written word as a tool for reflection, connection, and creativity. | N/A |
| Spanish 101 | This introductory course offers students a practical foundation in the Spanish language, focusing on everyday vocabulary, essential grammar, pronunciation, and basic conversational skills. Students will engage with reading, writing, listening, and speaking activities designed to build real-world communication and cultural awareness. By the end of the course, students will be able to express simple ideas, hold short conversations, and appreciate the richness of Spanish-speaking cultures in a respectful and meaningful way. | N/A |