21fclass guide
THE 21f OUTSCHOOL CLASS GUIDE

Find their
next spark.

A new interest. A little extra practice. A subject that lights them up. Explore a curated selection of Outschool offerings, right here in your family workspace.

Curated references, not a live feed. Check current prices, schedules, and enrollment on Outschool.

A FEW PLACES TO BEGIN

Something to learn.
Something to love.

A small selection of class references to help you explore. Our topic labels and summaries are written for this guide; open the provider listing for the full course details.

Browse here. Confirm and book on Outschool.

This is a manually reviewed guide, not a connected catalog. Details may change. Classes, payments, and enrollment happen on Outschool and are not included with a 21f subscription.

6 of 6 class references

Math
Ages 5–8Live group course

Early math foundations

Practice early number skills, including addition, subtraction, time, money, and simple graphs.

Educator Oak Tree Learning by Alissa Oakes

About this selection

A first-grade math course. Review the provider’s full syllabus and meeting schedule to decide whether it fits your learner’s current skills.

View class on Outschool
English
Ages 12–17Live group class

Teen story workshop

Explore storytelling through recurring creative-writing practice and new prompts.

Educator WordPlay Writing Co. | Jackson Pearce

About this selection

A recurring creative-writing class for teens. Check the current description for writing expectations, participation, and the next available sessions.

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Science
Ages 10–14Live group class

Biology through drawing

Explore middle-school biology using a visual approach to learning science concepts.

Educator Creative Curriculum Coop with Benjamin Corey

About this selection

A visual biology offering for middle-school learners. Review the class page for the current topic sequence, materials, and participation requirements.

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Art
Ages 5–10Live group class

Beginner drawing practice

Build drawing confidence through guided creative practice with a small group.

Educator Mrs. Maggie

About this selection

A beginner-level drawing club. Check the provider’s current supply list and lesson details before choosing a session.

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Coding
Ages 6–131:1 lessons

Personal Scratch coding lessons

Work individually on introductory Scratch programming, animations, and coding projects.

Educator Sprout Academia

About this selection

One-to-one Scratch instruction. Discuss your learner’s experience and goals with the educator through Outschool, and confirm the available meeting times there.

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Music
Ages 6–12Self-paced class

Piano through familiar songs

Practice beginner piano with recorded lessons using familiar Disney songs.

Educator Lara Lawrence

About this selection

A self-paced beginner piano class. Review instrument requirements, lesson access, and the teacher’s feedback arrangements on the provider’s page.

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FROM CURIOSITY TO A PLAN

A simpler way
to explore.

Keep the discovery part together, then use the provider’s listing to make your final choice.

01

Start with an interest.

Browse subjects or filter by your learner’s age. Listed age ranges help narrow the selection; check readiness and prerequisites on the class page.

02

Make a small shortlist.

Use the bookmark on a class to keep it in this visit’s shortlist. Download your choices to keep them; the shortlist resets when you refresh or leave this page.

03

Check the details together.

Open Outschool to review the teacher, current schedule, price, materials, and enrollment terms. Booking and participation are handled there.

KEEP THE IDEAS YOU LOVE

A little list.
A good next step.

Bookmark a class above to start your shortlist, then download it for later.