Wednesday ScheduleNorth America South America Asia Africa Australia Europe

9-9:30AM Cubans and Miami (Spanish II)

Las Fiestas (Spanish I)

Ancient Chinese Math (MJ Math 2)

Where in the World is MegaByte? (Algebra I)

Australian EarBash

The Iron Curtain Comes Down (World History)

9:30-10AM Costa Rica (Spanish II)

From Russia to You

Amazing Roads Around the World (Driver’s Ed)

Irish Folklore

10-10:30AM Dominican Fun, School, & Verbs (Spanish 1)

Early 20th Century Art (AP Art History)

Island Architects Needed! (MJ Science 1-3)

Family Diversity (Parenting Skills)

Let’s Monitor Our Heart Rate While We Cycle Through Europe Together! (Fitness Lifestyle Design/HOPE/Personal Fitness)

10:30-11AM La Cultura Cubano (Cuban Culture)

If You Can Draw, You Can Write Chinese! (Chinese)

North America South America Asia Africa Australia Europe7-7:30PM Suemi, the Girl

that Lives in the Yucatan Peninsula (Spanish II)

Schools in Other Countries (Spanish I)

Family Diversity (Parenting Skills)

The Demi-God Quest

Cambridge and the Nobel Prize (Chemistry I)

Superstitions Surrounding Shakespeare’s Macbeth (English IV v13)

7:30-8PM Healthy Forests of Colorado (Outdoor Education)

Geometry Around the World (MJ Pre-Algebra)

Searching the World using the Web (English I v12)

Elizabethan England (English IV)

8-8:30PM Healthy Forests of Colorado (Outdoor Education)

The Real World Behind Downton Abbey

Adopting from Asia

Indigenous Peoples of Australia

Geometry of the Brandenburg Gate (Geometry v15)

8:30-9PM Healthy Forests of Colorado (Outdoor Education)

Roman Art & Architecture (Latin I)

Ancient Chinese Math (MJ Math 2)

The Amazing Poland

Thursday ScheduleNorth America South America Asia Africa Australia Europe

9-9:30AM Island Architects Needed! (MJ Science 1-3)

Homes, Mealtimes, & Foods in the Spanish-Speaking World (MJ Spanish Intermediate)

Archaeology Utilizing Derivatives and Word Etymologies (Latin 2 & 3)

Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Stylistic Writing (English I)

Cambridge & the Nobel Prize (Chemistry I)

Exploring Scientists (Biology I)

9:30-10AM Healthy Forests of Asia (Outdoor Education)

One Ocean (Marine Science)

10-10:30AM Hand Gesture Meanings Around the World (Life Management Skills)

The Ancient Aztec Empire in Tenochtitlán and Modern-Day Mexico City (Spanish II)

Family Diversity (Parenting Skills)

Acid Rain Roman Art & Architecture (Latin I)

¡Música en España!

10:30-11AM Healthy Forests of Asia (Outdoor Education)

Australian EarBash

From Russia to You

North America South America Asia Africa Australia Europe7-7:30PM Founding

Documents of the United States (US Government)

Your Journey to Uruguay

A Virtual Tour to China (Chinese II)

Family Diversity (Parenting Skills)

Amazing Numbers in our World (MJ Pre-Algebra)

Keep Calm and Carry On Across the Pond

7:30-8PM Come with me to Venezuela and Complete Assessment 8.05 Writing (Spanish I)

Science Around the World (MJ Science)

Kiribata, the Sinking Country

The Amazing Poland

8-8:30PM La Antigua, Guatemala

Cultural Practices in the Far East (HOPE)

Czech it Out: Life in the Czech Republic

Fun in the Florida Sun

8:30-9PM Adopting from Asia

Shinobi or Samurai

Egyptian Honking Rules and Other Tales of Transportation (Driver’s Ed)

Presentations by Course

Course Lesson Session Name Continent Day Time

Algebra I4.08 (V14)6.08 (V17)

Where in the World is MegaByte? Africa Wednesday 9-10AM

AP Art History Early 20th Century Art Early 20th Century Art Asia Wednesday 10-10:30AM

Biology I 5.01 Exploring Scientists Europe Thursday 9-10AM

Chemistry ICollaboration Lesson

2.01Cambridge and the Nobel Prize Australia Wednesday 7-7:30PM

Chemistry ICollaboration Lesson

2.01Cambridge and the Nobel Prize Australia Thursday 9-9:30AM

Chinese II 2564 A Virtual Tour to China Asia Thursday 7-7:30PM

Driver’s Education Amazing Roads Around the World Australia Wednesday 9:30-10AM

Driver’s EducationModule 6 Teen Driving

ProjectEgyptian Honking Rules and Other Tales of Transportation

Africa 8:30-9PM

English ISegment 1

Collaboration Assignment

Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Stylistic Writing Africa Thursday 9-10AM

English I v12 Provides help for 5.04 Searching the World Using the Web Australia Wednesday 7:30-8PM

English IV Elizabethan England Europe Wednesday 7:30-8PM

English IV v13Provides background on Macbeth in Mod 1

Superstitions Surrounding Shakespeare’s Macbeth Europe Wednesday 7-7:30PM

Fitness Lifestyle Design & HOPE & Personal Fitness

Fitness Lifestyle Design – 3.05

HOPE – Cardiovascular Fitness Log

Personal Fitness – 4.02

Let’s Monitor Our Heart Rate While We Cycle Through Europe Together

Europe Wednesday 10-11AM

Geometry v15 6.05 Geometry of the Brandenburg Gate Europe Wednesday 8-9PM

HOPESportsmanship Lesson

3Cultural Practices in the Far East Asia Thursday 8-8:30PM

Latin 2 & 3Latin 2 – 1.21, 2.14,

3.16, or 4.15Latin 3 – 1.20 or 4.19

Archaeology Utilizing Derivatives and Word Etymologies

Asia Thursday 9-10AM

Latin I 3.13 & 3.14 Roman Art & ArchitectureSouth America

Wednesday 8:30-9PM

Latin I 3.13 & 3.14 Roman Art & Architecture Australia Thursday 10-10:30AM

Life Management Skills

3.2 Hand Gesture Meanings Around the WorldNorth America

Thursday 10-10:30AM

Marine Science 4.11 & 6.12 One Ocean Australia Thursday 9:30-10AM

MJ Pre-Algebra 7.05 Geometry Around the World Africa Wednesday 7:30-8PM

MJ Pre-Algebra 1.08 Amazing Numbers in our World Australia Thursday 7-7:30M

MJ Science 4.02 Science Around the World Asia Thursday 7:30-8PM

MJ Science 1-3Science 1 – 6.08Science 2 – 6.08Science 3 – 6.06

Island Architects Needed! Africa Wednesday 10-11AM

MJ Science 1-3Science 1 – 6.08Science 2 – 6.08Science 3 – 6.06

Island Architects Needed!North America

Thursday 9-10AM

MJ Spanish Intermediate

2.03Homes, Mealtimes, & Foods in the Spanish-Speaking World

South America

Thursday 9-9:30AM

Outdoor Education2.04 Discussion Post

AssignmentHealthy Forests of Colorado

North America

Wednesday 7:30-8PM

Outdoor Education2.04 Discussion Post

AssignmentHealthy Forests of Asia

South America

Thursday 9:30-10AM

Parenting Skills 6.07 & 6.08 Family Diversity Australia Wednesday 10-11AM

Parenting Skills 6.07 & 6.08 Family Diversity Asia Wednesday 7-8PM

Parenting Skills 6.07 & 6.08 Family Diversity Asia Thursday 10-11AM

Parenting Skills 6.07 & 6.08 Family Diversity Africa Thursday 7-8PM

Spanish I 1.04 Las FiestasSouth America

Wednesday 9-9:30AM

Spanish IModule 2 –

Lessons 1 & 6Dominican Fun, School, & Verbs

South America

Wednesday 10-11AM

Spanish I 2.05 Schools in Other CountriesSouth America

Wednesday 7-8PM

Spanish I 8.05Come with me to Venezuela and Complete Assessment 8.05 Writing

South America

Thursday 7:30-8:30PM

Spanish II 1.02 Cubans and MiamiNorth America

Wednesday 9-9:30AM

Spanish II 5.02 Costa RicaNorth America

Wednesday 9:30-10:30AM

Spanish II 2.02 Suemi, the Girl That Lives in the Yucatan PeninsulaNorth America

Wednesday 7-7:30PM

Spanish II 3.02The Ancient Aztec Empire in Tenochtitlán and Modern-Day Mexico City

South America

Thursday 10-10:30AM

US GovernmentCollaboration Product & Collaboration Guide

Founding Documents of the United StatesNorth America

Thursday 7-8PM

World History 8.04 The Iron Curtain Comes Down Europe Wednesday 9-9:30AM

List of Presentations

A Virtual Tour to China. Chinese II – Lesson 2564. This session will take you on a virtual tour to China! The presentation covers some basic statistics, important landmarks, and a few major cities in China. Presented by Min Lu. Asia - Thursday; 7-7:30PM.

Acid Rain. Acid rain is not just a myth – it’s a form of precipitation that has a very harmful effect in many countries throughout the world. Come to learn about what exactly is causing the problem and where it is the worst. Presented by Sarah Greer & Leyla Meyer. Africa - Wednesday; 10-10:30AM.

Adopting from China. Hear the story of a special adoption from China – this is truly a session not to miss! Presented by Jeanne Giardano-Zanegood. South America - Thursday; 8:30-9PM.

Adopting from China. Hear the story of a special adoption from China - this is truly a session not to miss. Presented by Jeanne Giardano-Zanegood. Asia - Wednesday; 8-8:30PM.

Amazing Numbers in our World. MJ Pre-Algebra – Lesson 1.08. In this session, we'll travel around the world as we learn more about writing numbers in scientific notation and short word form. Pre-Algebra students that participate can use the info for their 1.08 Math Virtually Everywhere assignment. Presented by Mary Graves. Australia – Thursday; 7-7:30PM.

Amazing Roads Around the World. Driver’s Education. You may be learning how to drive here in America, but have you ever just looked out on the road and thought – I wonder what this would look like in another country? Now’s your time to learn! Come to this session for a showcase of roads in Switzerland, China, and beyond! Presented by Nicole Anglada & Kellie Anderson. Australia - Wednesday; 9:30-10AM.

Ancient Chinese Math. MJ Math 2. The Beta Delta Sigma Math Club will explain about ancient Chinese math and discuss early Chinese Pascal's triangle, Pythagorean triplets, etc. They will also teach students how to use the abacus. Presented by Mae Martin & Alicia Slater. Asia - Wednesday; 9-9:30AM & Asia - Wednesday; 8:30-9PM.

Archaeology Utilizing Derivatives and Word Etymologies. Latin 2 – Lesson 1.21, 2.14, 3.16, or 4.15; Latin 3 – 1.20 or 4.19. Come learn about classical archaeology, as well as the use of derivatives and word etymologies that students use while enrolled in our Latin courses. Presented by Dara Taylor. Asia - Thursday; 9-10AM.

Australian EarBash. Student Ambassadors. Come learn about the geography, culture, environment, & economy for Australia. Also, get some fun facts about Australian slang. There will be pictures and reference links for more information. Presented by Alysia Torres. Australia - Wednesday; 9-9:30AM.

Australian EarBash. Student Ambassadors. Come learn about the geography, culture, environment, & economy for Australia. Also, get some fun facts about Australian slang. There will be pictures and reference links for more information. Presented by Alysia Torres. Australia - Thursday; 10:30-11AM.

Cambridge and the Nobel Prize. Chemistry I – Collaboration Lesson 2.01. Come learn about the history of the Cambridge Nobel Prize winners and their contributions to Modern Atomic Theory! Presented by Lavonda Deale. Australia - Wednesday; 7-7:30PM & Thursday; 9-9:30AM.

Come with me to Venezuela and Complete Assessment 8.05 Writing. Spanish I – Lesson 8.05. Interact on the whiteboard while learning interesting facts about Venezuelan culture, then create a mock interview using the words and phrases learned in Spanish I. You will complete Lesson 8.05 during this session. ¡Vengan a divertirse! Presented by Julie Rivera. South America - Thursday; 7:30-8:30PM.

Costa Rica. Spanish II – Lesson 5.02. An overview of Costa Rica’s culture and history. Presented by Deirdre Cruz. North America - Wednesday; 9:30-10:30AM.

Cubans and Miami. Spanish II – Lesson 1.02. Learn about Cuban culture and Miami living! Presented by Jessica Fresia & Aliette Silva Dobao. North America - Wednesday; 9-9:30AM.Cultural Practices in the Far East. HOPE - Sportsmanship Lesson 3. Join us for an interactive presentation of students presenting some cultural customs from countries in the Far East. We will also discuss some of the favorite sports in those countries and some of their sportsmanship rules, guidelines, as well as the history of the sport in the country. Presented by Lea Anne Goble & Crystal McKeever. Asia - Thursday; 8-8:30PM.

Czech it Out: Life in the Czech Republic. Student Ambassadors. Come learn about the basics of the country -- a brief history and other basics such as language, population, and government. Also, culture and lifestyles of the Czechs, as well as their famous architecture will be discussed. Come for a fun time! Presented by Amanda Fischer. Australia - Thursday; 8-8:30PM.

Dominican Fun, School, & Verbs. Spanish I – Module 2 Lessons 1 & 6. Travel through student trip pictures and enjoy a virtual story. Also, act in a skit, guess famous Hispanics, play Articles Tic-Tac-Toe, 3 Truths and a Lie, while learning about schools in Spanish speaking countries. Presented by Lisa Rodriguez. South America - Wednesday; 10-11AM.

Early 20th Century Art. AP Art History – Early 20th Century Art. Time to take a journey through some of the art movement of the early 20th century. Presented by Alice Kate Berry. Asia - Wednesday; 10-10:30AM.

Egyptian Honking Rules and Other Tales of Transportation. Driver’s Education – Module 6 Teen Driving Project. Ever wonder what it must be like to get from one place to the next in the continent of Africa? Join us to discover learn about some of the rules (written and implied), methods, and signs marking one's trek through the great countries of Africa. Consider some of the challenges to African travel and some possible solutions…. and of course discover some road signs and road rules surrounding transportation that might seem a bit crazy to the average North American driver. Presented by Erin DeWitt. Africa - Thursday; 8:30-9PM.

Elizabethan England. English IV. Come for a discussion of Elizabethan England and how it influenced Shakespeare. Presented by Katie Emery. Europe - Wednesday; 7:30-8PM.

Exploring Scientists. Biology I – Lesson 5.01. This lesson will discuss some of the scientists who played important roles in the development of the evolutionary theory. Students will complete the activity for lesson 5.01. Presented by Molly Forestner, Rachael Haines, & Lisa Field. Europe - Thursday; 9-10AM.

Family Diversity. Parenting Skills – Lessons 6.07 & 6.08. Come celebrate the diversity of family! Discover how family dynamics have changed throughout history, as well as learn about family composition and family types. We will discuss how stereotypes, cultural bias, and prejudice affect society and parenting today. Also, you will learn to discern ways that multicultural families adapt to new environments. Presented by Kelly Moye & Pat Klingsten. Asia - Thursday; 10-11AM.

Family Diversity. Parenting Skills – Lessons 6.07 & 6.08. Come celebrate the diversity of family! Discover how family dynamics have changed throughout history, as well as learn about family composition and family types. We will discuss how stereotypes, cultural bias, and prejudice affect society and parenting today. Also, you will learn to discern ways that multicultural families adapt to new environments. Presented by Lourdes Michael & Kendra Simasek. Asia - Wednesday; 7-8PM.

Family Diversity. Parenting Skills – Lessons 6.07 & 6.08. Come celebrate the diversity of family! Discover how family dynamics have changed throughout history, as well as learn about family composition and family types. We will discuss how stereotypes, cultural bias, and prejudice affect society and parenting today. Also, you will learn to discern ways that multicultural families adapt to new environments. Presented by Theresa Bauman & Amy Harrington. Africa - Thursday; 7-8PM.

Family Diversity. Parenting Skills – Lessons 6.07 & 6.08. Come celebrate the diversity of family! Discover how family dynamics have changed throughout history, as well as learn about family composition and family types. We will discuss how stereotypes, cultural bias, and prejudice affect society and parenting today. Also, you will learn to discern ways that multicultural families adapt to new environments. Presented by Dana Chesser & Holly Stevenson. Australia - Wednesday; 10-11AM.

Founding Documents of the United States. Collaboration Product & Collaboration Guide. We will go over the founding documents of the United States and how they are still alive and influencing us today. Presented by Melissa McGovern. North America - Thursday; 7-8PM.

From Russia to You. Student Ambassadors. General facts about Russia. Presented by Vita Khodakevich. Asia - Wednesday; 9-30-10AM.

From Russia to You. Student Ambassadors. General facts about Russia. Presented by Vita Khodakevich. Europe – Thursday; 10:30-11AM.

Fun in the Florida Sun. Student Ambassadors. Take a tour of the one and only Florida in Florida Virtual School! Learn lots of great fun facts while you enjoy the warm temperatures and fantastic hills, shores, and more! You’ll see everything from our state pie to the beautiful beaches as World Fest takes you to the Sunshine State. Presented by Katherine Meikle. Europe - Thursday; 8-8:30PM.

Geometry Around the World. MJ Pre-Algebra – Lesson 7.05. Have fun finding geometry in famous world landmarks and complete your module 7 Math Virtually Everywhere assignment with an international flair. Presented by Esther Branch. Africa – Wednesday; 7:30-8PM.

Hand Gesture Meanings Around the World. We will discuss the different meanings of several common hand gestures around the world and the differences amongst the cultures. Presented by Robin Spires. North America - Thursday; 10-10:30AM.

Healthy Forests of Asia. Outdoor Education – 2.04 Discussion Post Assignment. Come learn about the amazing forests in the continent of Asia! Presented by Natalie Swan. North America - Thursday; 10:30-11AM.

Healthy Forests of Asia. Outdoor Education – 2.04 Discussion Post Assignment. Come learn about the amazing forests in the continent of Asia! Presented by Natalie Swan. South America - Thursday; 9:30-10AM.

Healthy Forests of Colorado. Outdoor Education – 2.04 Discussion Post Assignment. This presentation is chocked full of beautiful pictures and personal experience of the amazing forests in the beautiful state of Colorado! Presented by Natalie Swan. North America - Wednesday; 7:30-8 PM, 8-8:30 PM, 8:30-9PM.

Homes, Mealtimes, & Foods in the Spanish-Speaking World. MJ Spanish Intermediate. It’s time to compare Spanish-Speaking homes with homes in the U.S. Also, we will discuss meal times and Hispanic foods as compared to the U.S. Presented by Jenna-Lee Miller & Fabiola Steinbach. South America - Thursday; 9-9:30AM.

If You Can Draw, You Can Write Chinese! Chinese. Come join this session to learn how to write Chinese characters. No prior Chinese knowledge is necessary! Presented by Jean Hung-Lopez. Asia - Wednesday; 10:30-11AM.

Indigenous Peoples of Australia. Information about how the Aboriginal tribes in Australia have been influenced by modern populations and culture. Presented by Jacque Whitehead. Australia - Wednesday; 8-8:30PM.

Irish Folklore. Student Ambassadors. Come be entranced by the legends and stories told throughout Ireland! Just as Bloody Mary is trapped behind your mirrors and the Sandman sprinkles sand into your eyes, legends and stories are formed through Irish culture, religion, stories, and history. Presented by Cheyenne Cintron. Europe - Wednesday; 9:30-10AM.

Island Architects Needed! MJ Science 1 – Lesson 6.08; MJ Science 2 – Lesson 6.08; MJ Science 3 – Lesson 6.06. Are you an architect? Are you ready to design and build an Island in the shape of Florida? The Islands of the World was our last Island building project where we built an island in the shape of each continent. Now, it is time to start building the Islands of the US. You have been selected from a long list of applicants to research and design the Island Florida! You and your team will work hard to identify all the important elements that make up the State of Florida. Then, you will build the Island! This is a once in a lifetime opportunity. We can't wait to see what you create! Presented by Stephanie Rakic & Natalie Miller. North America - Thursday; 9-10AM.

Island Architects Needed! MJ Science 1 – Lesson 6.08; MJ Science 2 – Lesson 6.08; MJ Science 3 – Lesson 6.06. Are you an architect? Are you ready to design and build an Island in the shape of Florida? The Islands of the World was our last Island building project where we built an island in the shape of each continent. Now, it is time to start building the Islands of the US. You have been selected from a long list of applicants to research and design the Island Florida! You and your team will work hard to identify all the important elements that make up the State of Florida. Then, you will build the Island! This is a once in a lifetime opportunity. We can't wait to see what you create! Presented by Angelique Golay & Brandy Robbins. Africa - Wednesday; 10-11AM.

Keep Calm and Carry On Across the Pond. Student Ambassadors. Get ready for a fun and interactive trip to the country across the pond in England! You'll hear interesting facts about its capital city, as well as its famous landmarks, symbols (such as the famous red buses), and the origin of the phrase "Keep Calm and Carry On"! Put on your jacket and buckle up as World Fest travels to England! Presented by Katherine Meikle. Europe - Thursday; 7-7:30PM.

Kiribata, the Sinking Country. FLVS Model UN Club. Did you know this country will be underwater in the next 20 years? Come learn about the future of this sinking country! Presented by FLVS Model UN club members & Mae Martin. Australia - Thursday; 7:30-8PM.

La Antigua, Guatemala. It’s time to explore the city of La Antigua, Guatemala and its culture! Presented by Ana Lynch. North America - Thursday; 8-8:30PM.

La Cultura Cubano (Cuban Culture). Student Ambassadors. Explore the culture and lifestyle of the Cuban people! Learn a bit about their language, lives, and foods! Join the expedition and experience La Cultura Cubano! Presented by Brooklyn Murray. North America - Wednesday; 10:30-11AM.

Las Fiestas. Spanish I – Lesson 1.04. Come learn about a variety of holidays as they are introduced in module 1 (to include Dia de los Muertos, Navidad, & Cinco de Mayo). We will share pictures showing these holidays and ask you to compare your holidays to Latin American ones. There will also be games to see how much you can remember! Presented by Sharon Zeron & Frances Garcia. South America - Wednesday; 9-9:30AM.

Let’s Monitor Our Heart Rate While We Cycle Through Europe Together. Fitness Lifestyle Design – Lesson 3.05; HOPE – Cardiovascular Fitness Log; Personal Fitness – Lesson 4.02. Join Mrs. Harris as she really is on a bike and shares actual GoPro video footage from her cycling trip through Europe while learning about heart rates! Presented by Tabatha Harris & Amy Gold. Europe - Wednesday; 10-11AM.

Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Stylistic Writing. English I V12 Segment 1 Collaboration Assignment. Join us for an hour-long session where we examine the language and stylistic elements of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s writing! Presented by Nora Kuliesh & Dan Lafferty. Africa - Thursday; 9-10AM.

¡Música en España! Student Ambassadors. Come listen to the history of music in Spain and the guitar. Also, stay for a special performance of a classical Spanish guitar piece. Finally, learn about how modern Spanish music has taken a turn! Presented by Gracie Caggiano. Europe - Thursday; 10-10:30AM.

One Ocean. Marine Science – Lesson 4.11 & 6.12. This lesson explores how runoff from farming, waste management, & industrial practices places huge loads of minerals in the oceans all over the world that lead to dead zones where no life can exist. Presented by Pat Churchill. Australia - Thursday; 9:30-10AM.

Roman Art and Architecture. Latin I – Lessons 3.13 & 3.14. An overview of details in Roman art and architecture. Presented by Anita Turnage. Australia - Thursday; 10-10:30AM.

Roman Art and Architecture. Latin I – Lessons 3.13 & 3.14. An overview of details in Roman art and architecture. Presented by Anita Turnage. South America - Wednesday; 8:30-9PM.

Schools in Other Countries. Spanish I – Lesson 2.05. Come to learn about school systems in Spain and Latin America. You can find out about their school systems, daily schedule and school year. Spanish I students can also complete a collaborative project. Presented by Sue Corson. South America - Wednesday; 7-8PM.

Science Around the World. MJ Science – Lesson 4.02. Discover the basic structure of the atom and the Atomic Theory, while learning about science from different countries around the world! Presented by Christina Gatchell. Asia - Thursday; 7:30-8PM.

Searching the World Using the Web. English I v12 – Provides Help for Lesson 5.04. The whole world is at your fingertips using the World Wide Web; however, it’s sometimes difficult to navigate. We will teach you how to use your compass! After this session, you will be an Internet navigating fool! Presented by Mindy Warren & Christin Wheeler. Australia - Wednesday; 7:30-8PM.

Shinobi or Samurai. Student Ambassadors. Hi-yah! Want to learn about ninjas and samurais? Come to this session! Presented by Esat Boucaud. Asia - Thursday; 8:30-9PM.

Superstitions Surrounding Shakespeare’s Macbeth. English IV v13 – Provides Background on Macbeth in Module 1. Shakespeare’s Macbeth is famous for the superstitions that surround it. Often referred to as “The Bard’s Play” or “The Scottish Play” in theater communities, the superstitions range from bad luck to uncanny accidents. In this session, you will learn about the origin of these superstitions and delve into the first act of the play. This session is a great background for those students taking English IV. Presented by Emily Dewey. Europe - Wednesday; 7-7:30PM.

The Amazing Poland. Student Ambassadors. Information on the population, capital, language, ethnicity/race, religions,

literacy rate, internet users, etc. Presented by Jessica Majszak. Australia - Wednesday; 8:30-9PM.

The Amazing Poland. Student Ambassadors. Information on the population, capital, language, ethnicity/race, religions, literacy rate, internet users, etc. Presented by Jessica Majszak. Europe - Thursday; 7:30-8PM.

The Ancient Aztec Empire in Tenochtitlán and Modern-Day Mexico City. Spanish II – Lesson 3.02. Come for an overview of the ancient Aztec empire and a comparison to modern-day Mexico City. Presented by Danna Tahmassebi. South America - Thursday; 10-10:30AM.

The Demi-God Quest. Come and quest across Greece to battle Kronos in an epic battle of the wits! Presented by Tsehai Boucaud. Africa – Wednesday; 7-7:30PM.

The Geometry of the Brandenburg Gate. Geometry v15 – Lesson 6.05. Traveling through Germany, we discovered a beautiful gate in Berlin, and wanted to calculate its area and perimeter. Come join us! Presented by Natasa Brnjos & Margit McAuliffe. Europe - Wednesday; 8-9PM.

The Iron Curtain Comes Down. World History – Lesson 8.04. In December 1989, I was in my second year of study at the Foreign Languages University in Bucharest, Romania. As I was heading to the University plaza, I was literally "taken up" by a mass of revolting people mainly in their twenties. I never imagined that events that were about to come and change the political map of Europe, and my part of the world. In December 1989, I was one of the many active participants in the bloodiest Romanian Revolution that lead to the removal of the Dictator Nicolae Ceausescu. I would like to present you aspects of life behind the Iron Curtain from the inside and give you a better understanding how an oppressive political regime can't overcome dreams, hope, and ideals. Today, Romania, as part of the EU, is trying to find its way to a democratic system, but post- communist legacy, such as corruption and cronyism, are making this transition difficult. Hoping for a brighter future, I wish to see my native country taking its proper steps toward a legal system in which Europe and the World can have more confidence. So please join me in this session - that will also give you the opportunity to complete module 8.4 assignment. Presented by Simona Hulubescu. Europe - Wednesday; 9-9:30AM.

The Real World Behind Downton Abbey. Join us to learn about the inner workings of the people who reside in fictional Downton Abbey and how historically accurate the show is! We’ll learn about the ladies and the lords, the footmen and the housemaids, and their daily life in the grand house. Presented by Beth Miller. South America - Wednesday; 8-8:30PM.

Where in the World is MegaByte? Algebra I – Lesson 4.08 (V14) / 6.08 (V17). Using the concept of linear functions and creating a best line of fit, students will track the progress of 'Megabyte' as it travels to various places around the world. Students will plot coordinates and find the location on the map of Megabyte's journey. Presented by Ms. Herrera & Algebra I instructors. Africa - Wednesday; 9-10AM.

Your Journey to Uruguay. SNAP Club (Spanish Nuts at Play). The session will give a basic idea of the country of Uruguay. The session will cover topics like location, government, culture, national holidays, history, etc. Students will leave the session with basic knowledge on the country of Uruguay and its unique aspects. Presented by Jenna-Lee Miller. South America - Thursday; 7-7:30PM.