Welcome to Rabbit Hole Learning!
Rabbit Hole Learning's live classes combine engaging lessons, thoughtful discussion, and hands-on exploration in a welcoming, inclusive community. Rather than memorizing facts, learners are encouraged to ask questions, think critically, make connections across subjects, and develop a genuine love of learning.
Classes are intentionally kept small so every learner has opportunities to participate, ask questions, and be known. Families are always welcome to learn together, and siblings may attend under a single family registration unless otherwise noted.
Whether we're exploring ancient civilizations, investigating scientific phenomena, discussing great books, or having age-appropriate conversations about health and human development, every class is designed to be academically rigorous, secular, evidence-based, and affirming of all learners.
If you're looking for classes that prioritize curiosity over worksheets, conversation over lectures, and understanding over memorization, you're in the right place.
Classes are intentionally kept small so every learner has opportunities to participate, ask questions, and be known. Families are always welcome to learn together, and siblings may attend under a single family registration unless otherwise noted.
Whether we're exploring ancient civilizations, investigating scientific phenomena, discussing great books, or having age-appropriate conversations about health and human development, every class is designed to be academically rigorous, secular, evidence-based, and affirming of all learners.
If you're looking for classes that prioritize curiosity over worksheets, conversation over lectures, and understanding over memorization, you're in the right place.
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RHL Live Classes: Fall 2026
September 21 – January 12
No class the weeks of November 23 or December 21.
September 21 – January 12
No class the weeks of November 23 or December 21.
General Information About RHL's Online Classes
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RHL Ancient History
Travel back in time to explore the world's earliest civilizations and discover how people lived, solved problems, and shaped the future. Rather than memorizing dates and rulers, learners investigate big questions about leadership, innovation, community, and culture while exploring civilizations.
Wednesdays at 1:00 PM ET
Tuition: $150 per family for the full 15-week semester. Siblings are welcome to participate at no additional cost.
Wednesdays at 1:00 PM ET
Tuition: $150 per family for the full 15-week semester. Siblings are welcome to participate at no additional cost.
How and Why
The How and Why of Us is an elementary sex education class. Using straightforward, LGBTQIA+ inclusive language students learn about their bodies, correct anatomical terms, body autonomy, personal boundaries, and healthy development. This class creates a safe space where kids can ask questions and build a foundation of knowledge that supports lifelong health and confidence. Topics are handled with care, honesty, and respect for every child.
Section 1: Tuesdays | 3:15 PM ET
Section 2: Tuesdays | 6:00 PM ET
Tuition: $150 per family for the full 15-week semester. Siblings are welcome to participate at no additional cost.
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Section 1: Tuesdays | 3:15 PM ET
Section 2: Tuesdays | 6:00 PM ET
Tuition: $150 per family for the full 15-week semester. Siblings are welcome to participate at no additional cost.
Stardust to Storytellers: Fall 2026
Tuition: $150 per family (siblings attend free)
Tuition: $150 per family (siblings attend free)
Prehistory Camp!
Prehistory Camp is a 5-day crash course that takes kids from the Big Bang all the way to early humans and cave art, the same journey covered in the full Stardust to Storytellers Prehistory course, condensed into one focused week. It's built for families who want their kids caught up and ready for Ancients without doing the full year-long course.
Choose the format that works for your family:
Live Camp: join live sessions Monday through Friday with other kids, ask questions in real time, and do the activities together as a group.
September 7th - 11th @ 11am
Only $50 for the week! If you can't attend everyday, you can always watch the self paced.
Self-Paced Camp: work through the same 5 days of lessons and activities on your own schedule, whenever it fits your week.
Choose the format that works for your family:
Live Camp: join live sessions Monday through Friday with other kids, ask questions in real time, and do the activities together as a group.
September 7th - 11th @ 11am
Only $50 for the week! If you can't attend everyday, you can always watch the self paced.
Self-Paced Camp: work through the same 5 days of lessons and activities on your own schedule, whenever it fits your week.
S2S: Prehistory Semester 1
Weeks 1–16:
Mondays | 11:00 AM ET
Semester 1 traces the story of the universe from the Big Bang through the first oceans of life. Learners follow the birth of stars and galaxies, watch Earth take shape from rock and dust, and discover how the first living things appeared and grew into complex, multicellular life. Each class blends science with storytelling, using visuals and hands-on activities to build a sense of wonder about where we come from.
Mondays | 11:00 AM ET
Semester 1 traces the story of the universe from the Big Bang through the first oceans of life. Learners follow the birth of stars and galaxies, watch Earth take shape from rock and dust, and discover how the first living things appeared and grew into complex, multicellular life. Each class blends science with storytelling, using visuals and hands-on activities to build a sense of wonder about where we come from.
S2S: Prehistory Semester 2
Weeks 17-32:
Tuesdays | 1:00 PM ET
Semester 2 picks up as life moves onto land and follows the rise and fall of the dinosaurs, the age of mammals, and the emergence of humans. Learners explore ancient forests, mass extinctions, ice age giants, and the tools and migrations that shaped early human life. Each class blends science with storytelling, using visuals and hands-on activities to bring prehistory to life.
Tuesdays | 1:00 PM ET
Semester 2 picks up as life moves onto land and follows the rise and fall of the dinosaurs, the age of mammals, and the emergence of humans. Learners explore ancient forests, mass extinctions, ice age giants, and the tools and migrations that shaped early human life. Each class blends science with storytelling, using visuals and hands-on activities to bring prehistory to life.
S2S: Ancients Semester 1
Live Class – Mondays at 1:00 PM ET
Ancient Science & History is a 15-week live class for upper elementary and early middle school learners. Together, we'll explore the ancient world through history, science, discussion, and hands-on investigations, discovering how ancient civilizations understood and shaped the world around them.
Ancient Science & History is a 15-week live class for upper elementary and early middle school learners. Together, we'll explore the ancient world through history, science, discussion, and hands-on investigations, discovering how ancient civilizations understood and shaped the world around them.
Optional Add-On: Ancient History with Minecraft
Mondays, 2:00 PM ET
Continue the adventure in Minecraft! Learners will build ancient civilizations, complete history-themed challenges, and explore custom ancient worlds together on a private Minecraft Realm.
Continue the adventure in Minecraft! Learners will build ancient civilizations, complete history-themed challenges, and explore custom ancient worlds together on a private Minecraft Realm.
- $100 for the 15-week semester
- Limited to 8 accounts due to Realm capacity.
- Minecraft: Bedrock Edition required
Ancient History and Mythology Bookclub
Recommended for upper elementary and middle school students. Parents are recommended to pre-read choices.
$50 for September to January, 50% for families enrolled in another course.
3rd Friday of the Month @ 4pm ET
September 25th
Maroo of the Winter Caves, by Ann Turnbull
October 16th
City of the Plague God, by Sarwat Chadda
November 20th
The Storm Runner by J. C. Cervantes
December 18th
Eye of the Moon by Dianne Hofmeyr
January 15th
Zachary Ying and the Dragon Emperor by Xiran Jay Zhao
February-May Coming Soon!
$50 for September to January, 50% for families enrolled in another course.
3rd Friday of the Month @ 4pm ET
September 25th
Maroo of the Winter Caves, by Ann Turnbull
October 16th
City of the Plague God, by Sarwat Chadda
November 20th
The Storm Runner by J. C. Cervantes
December 18th
Eye of the Moon by Dianne Hofmeyr
January 15th
Zachary Ying and the Dragon Emperor by Xiran Jay Zhao
February-May Coming Soon!
RHL Science Classes
RHL Science Accelerated Pace Semester 1
The accelerated track covers the same 90-lesson Foundations of Inquiry Science curriculum roughly three times faster, completing in one year (two semesters) what the standard track spreads across three years and six semesters. Meeting twice a week instead of once, Semester 1 works through the first half of the full course in fifteen weeks, starting with matter, gravity, and energy fundamentals and moving into sound, light, plant and animal kingdoms, force, maps, and magnetism.
Lessons 1-37
Session 1: Mondays & Wednesdays | 3:00 PM ET
Session 2: Wednesdays and Fridays | 5:00 PM ET
Tuition: $250 per family for the full, twice a week 15-week semester. Siblings are welcome to participate at no additional cost.
No class the week of November 25 or December 23.
Lessons 1-37
Session 1: Mondays & Wednesdays | 3:00 PM ET
Session 2: Wednesdays and Fridays | 5:00 PM ET
Tuition: $250 per family for the full, twice a week 15-week semester. Siblings are welcome to participate at no additional cost.
No class the week of November 25 or December 23.
RHL Science Accelerated Pace Semester 2
Semester 2 of the accelerated track finishes the second half of the curriculum, covering species and adaptation, plant biology, the water cycle, inertia and friction, the skeletal and muscular systems, rocks and minerals, and Earth's resources. Meeting twice a week, learners complete the full 90-lesson course in a single year, a pace roughly three times faster than the standard six-semester track.
Lessons 38-90
Tuesdays & Thursdays | 2:00 PM ET
Tuition: $250 per family for the full, twice a week 15-week semester. Siblings are welcome to participate at no additional cost.
No class the week of November 25 or December 23.
Lessons 38-90
Tuesdays & Thursdays | 2:00 PM ET
Tuition: $250 per family for the full, twice a week 15-week semester. Siblings are welcome to participate at no additional cost.
No class the week of November 25 or December 23.
RHL Science Standard Pace Semester 1
Foundations of Inquiry Science begins with the building blocks of the physical world: matter, energy, and gravity. Meeting once a week, learners spend the first 15 lessons discovering what makes something a solid, liquid, or gas, why objects fall and orbit, how energy moves and changes form, and how the physical world is organized into categories. Each class introduces a clear concept and builds toward the next, developing scientific thinking step by step.
Lessons 1-15
Wednesdays | 2:00 PM ET
Tuition: $150 per family for the full 15-week semester. Siblings are welcome to participate at no additional cost.
No class the week of November 25 or December 23.
Lessons 1-15
Wednesdays | 2:00 PM ET
Tuition: $150 per family for the full 15-week semester. Siblings are welcome to participate at no additional cost.
No class the week of November 25 or December 23.
RHL Science Standard Pace Semester 2
Semester 2 shifts from matter and energy into the living and moving world. Over 15 more weekly lessons, learners explore sound and light waves, the difference between plants and animals, how materials are classified by their properties, and how force and energy work together. These ideas connect to life science topics like food chains, life cycles, and animal adaptations.
Lessons 16-30
Thursday | 1:00 PM ET
Tuition: $150 per family for the full 15-week semester. Siblings are welcome to participate at no additional cost.
No class the week of November 25 or December 23.
Lessons 16-30
Thursday | 1:00 PM ET
Tuition: $150 per family for the full 15-week semester. Siblings are welcome to participate at no additional cost.
No class the week of November 25 or December 23.