Introduction

Give your teen a deeper connection to their body, health, and nature—

while learning science in a way that truly sticks.

In this engaging and immersive semester homeschool course, students will explore the fascinating systems of the human body—not through textbooks, but through movement, herbal medicine, whole-food nutrition, and hands-on learning. Perfect for curious, health-conscious teens, this holistic science program blends anatomy and physiology with real-life wellness practices that empower young people to understand and care for their own bodies.

Each week, students dive into a different pair of body systems—from the digestive and excretory to the nervous and endocrine—learning the organs, functions, and how to naturally support them using herbs, food, and mindful movement.

Through interactive lessons, daily rituals, guided journaling, and creative projects, your child will gain practical tools to build lifelong wellness—physically, mentally, and emotionally.

A deep understanding of the body’s major systems and their functions

• Knowledge of herbs and natural remedies that support each system
• Experience making teas, remedies, and wellness routines
• Tools for managing stress, boosting immunity, and supporting healthy habits
• Strengthened critical thinking, self-awareness, and confidence
• A safe and supportive environment to explore science holistically

• Movement and breathing practices tailored to each system
• Final student-led project to teach back what they’ve learned
• Nature-aligned learning that brings biology to life
• This is more than just a science class—it's an empowering, experiential journey that supports teens in becoming stewards of their own well-being. Perfect for homeschoolers seeking a science class with a meaningful, integrative approach.

• This course is conducted online, featuring pre-recorded sessions accessible via our Student Portal. Participants can enjoy a full year of access to the materials!
• Students can connect with the Educator through email, video calls, phone, and text. The Educator maintains active communication with both students and parents to address all inquiries and ensure comprehension of the material.