Registration for second term fall classes opens September 26, 2026!
Registration for second term fall classes opens September 26, 2026!
This 4-week unit study will take place after school hours, and students will explore Texas history through hands-on projects and crafts! These one hour and fifteen minute classes will include:
Primitive tools
Cordage (Rope) making
Pottery
Candle dipping
Quill and ink writing
Historic toys and games
And more!
Classes will meet on Tuesday for four
This 4-week unit study will take place after school hours, and students will explore Texas history through hands-on projects and crafts! These one hour and fifteen minute classes will include:
Primitive tools
Cordage (Rope) making
Pottery
Candle dipping
Quill and ink writing
Historic toys and games
And more!
Classes will meet on Tuesday for four sessions in Little Elm near the library.
4:00-5:15 pm
October 27-November 17
Ages: 8-12
Tuition: $85, all supplies included
Available seats: 6
Registration is open!

In this 6-week class, students will learn the history of folk dance in America, basic dance steps and calls, dance etiquette, set dances, and dancing drills to help students master the art of dancing well. Ms. Quattrini's motto is "Elegance, Not Elephants!" Students will dance full dances in class, including the Virginia Reel, a Snowball
In this 6-week class, students will learn the history of folk dance in America, basic dance steps and calls, dance etiquette, set dances, and dancing drills to help students master the art of dancing well. Ms. Quattrini's motto is "Elegance, Not Elephants!" Students will dance full dances in class, including the Virginia Reel, a Snowball Reel, Hunting the Fox, and basic waltz.
Classes meet weekly on Thursday for six sessions.
October 29-December 10 (No class on Thanksgiving)
1:30-2:30 pm
Ages 8-18
Location: Little Elm Rec Center, 303 Main St, Little Elm
Tuition: $75, $5 sibling discount after the first student
This class will need a 12 student minimum to make. Class maximum size is 24.
This fun project-based class will explore the fascinating world of the Vikings! Try Viking handicrafts like shield design and nalbinding, hear the stories of the gods and heroes, and try your hands at ancient runes and games.
Classes meet weekly on Tuesday from 1:00-2:15pm for six sessions in Little Elm near the library.
October 27-Decemb
This fun project-based class will explore the fascinating world of the Vikings! Try Viking handicrafts like shield design and nalbinding, hear the stories of the gods and heroes, and try your hands at ancient runes and games.
Classes meet weekly on Tuesday from 1:00-2:15pm for six sessions in Little Elm near the library.
October 27-December 8
(Class will not meet on September 22.)
Ages: 8-14
Tuition: $120 (all supplies included), $10 sibling discount after the first student
Available seats: 8
Come explore Christmas with the Ingalls family and learn how to make gifts of your own to share this Christmas! We will look at the Christmas celebrations in the Little House books, as well as other traditions common to the time period. Practice embroidery, make a rag doll, make popcorn balls, and more in this fun-filled class!
Classes wil
Come explore Christmas with the Ingalls family and learn how to make gifts of your own to share this Christmas! We will look at the Christmas celebrations in the Little House books, as well as other traditions common to the time period. Practice embroidery, make a rag doll, make popcorn balls, and more in this fun-filled class!
Classes will meet weekly on Tuesday from 2:30-3:45 pm for six sessions in Little Elm near the library.
October 27-December 8
Ages: 8-14
Tuition: $120 (all supplies included), $10 sibling discount after the first student
Available seats: 8
Do you have a group that would enjoy a one-time workshop? A history-loving kid (or adult!) that would love to have a hands-on party?
Contact Rebecca for details on hosting a private event for your group, organization, or person. Programs and projects are customizable, so let’s make it happen!
We are always open to hosting classes in other locations within the metroplex, whether that is multi-week sessions or one-time workshops. Finding venues that allow us to keep the cost to our families low can be a challenge, so one of the best ways to bring a Hands On History class to your area is to let us know about a church or other pla
We are always open to hosting classes in other locations within the metroplex, whether that is multi-week sessions or one-time workshops. Finding venues that allow us to keep the cost to our families low can be a challenge, so one of the best ways to bring a Hands On History class to your area is to let us know about a church or other place that is open to hosting homeschool classes.
Reach out to Rebecca with your locations and let's see what we can do to share the history love!