Current Classes

Boreal Discovery is a vendor with Cyberlynx, IDEA, FOCUS, and Raven.

If you are part of another homeschool program and are interested in BD services, please let me know and I will work to become a vendor!

I am in the process of becoming a vendor with BEST.

Upcoming Fall 2026 Classes

All classes are geared toward ages 9-14, but everyone is welcome!

For registration please call, text, or email Kristine.

907-699-3899 rosevearke@gmail.com

more info to come...

Tutoring Options - all ages

1:1 Tutoring: We will start with a meeting to develop a plan that meets your student's needs. I have helped families overcome different learning challenges, found curriculums that fit student needs, and taken over the teaching of an undesired topic. I am comfortable tutoring in any subject, but will want to meet with you to ensure I'm the best fit for what you're wanting to accomplish with tutoring.

Group Tutoring: These groups remain at 6 students or less to guarantee each student has ample time to ask questions and get the assistance they need. This is a perfect set up for students working on online classes and just need a little oversight to help them be successful. Families with two working parents or busy homelives tend to appreciate this option to keep their kiddos on track.

Tutoring does not end in August - More dates and times coming soon!

All dates, times, and locations for classes will be announced soon!

Klondike History: Following the Chilkoot Trail

This class would meet approximately 8 times for 1.5-2 hours. We will be exploring each 'camp site' along the current trail route while diving into history, mapping, and terrain. We would have a concluding class of a 'Pioneer Cooking' day.

Syllabus coming soon!

Back to Basics Math

Class meets twice a week on Tuesday & Thursday from September 9th - November 19th from 11:00-12:00. This is a drop in class. Come to the classes you need!

Pricing: $25/class -or- $100/5 classes -or- $400/series (all classes)

Class Schedule:

Multi-digit Addition: Sept 8 & 10

Multi-digit Subtraction: Sept 15 & 17

Multiplication: Sept 22 & 24

Long Division: Sept 29 & Oct 1

Parts of a Fraction: Oct 6 & 8

Converting Improper Fractions & Mixed Numbers: Oct 13 & 15

Adding Fractions: Oct 20 & 22

Subtracting Fractions: Oct 27 & 29

Multiplying Fractions: Nov 3 & 5

Dividing Fractions: Nov 10 & 12

Real World Applications with Fractions: Nov 17 & 19

Writer's Series

This is a weekly, six session class. Each week we will work with 5-10 vocabulary words geared toward middle school students. Then we would work through writing prompts and focus on basic writing mechanics. We will be working on creating a student led publicaion of our work.

All ability levels are welcome! Content will be geared toward 11-15 year old students.

In-Person Summer Tutoring

We are offering summer tutoring hours! Each session is customized to your student's needs. Whether they're needing help finishing up a class, looking to hone specific skills, or you just want to make sure they don't fall behind over the summer; we can help!

Please give me a call, text, or email and we can set up a meeting, or just hit the registration link below to get started. I look forward to working with you and your student!

The dates are a little sporadic because I'm working around summer camps and my kids' activities. They are all Mondays and Fridays.

June 19 & 22

July 6, 10, 17, 20, 24, 27, 31

Pricing:

One on One Tutoring: $60/hr

Small Group Tutoring: $30/hr -Small group is still tailored to your student's individual needs

Summer Tutoring Registration

Archived Classes

They could come back if you want them. Please reach out if any of these interest you,

or if you have an idea for a class that you wish was offered.

Drop In Work Sessions

In Work Session, I can work with kids on any general Math, Language Arts, Science, and Social Studies topics. If they are working on an obscure topic, please get in contact with me so I know what to expect. All students need to do is bring their required materials, and we will get to work.

My work session classes are geared toward students who are struggling with time management, or just need a helping hand to get through a topic. I want to be clear, this is not one on one tutoring. There will be other students joining to work on their classes as well.

This is a 2 hour session. Students can come and go with what works with their schedule. I will be charging by the hour. If you have any questions, please give me a call/text/email. Work sessions will need to be paid by families, but are eligible for reimbursement. I will not be charging allotments.

March 18th & 25th

April 22nd & 29th

May 6th

Alaskan Animal Adaptations

Week 1 - Raptors in Flight: Students will get to have hands-on experience with Alaskan raptors. We will study wing and claw configuration and how they make raptors excellent hunters and survivalists.

Week 2 - Owl Pellets: We will be dissecting owl pellets and reconstructing the skeletons we find.

Week 3 - Camouflage: How is camouflage imperative to survival? We will be learning about specific animal camouflage and exploring camo creation through art.

Week 4 - Bears: Through hands-on exploration we will be comparing Alaska's different bear species.

Week 5 - Tracks and Scat: Students will be exploring animal identification through the study of tracks and scat.

Week 6 - Beavers: Students will learn the unique makeup of beavers that keep them warm and safe in extreme climates.

Week 7 - Lynx: Through the observations of lynx skulls we will be learning the different hunting tactics of animals that make them successful survivalists.

Week 8 - Self Guided Project: Utilizing the information in previous sessions we will begin a self guided research project. We will be gathering resources and sharing ideas. Our learning can continue past this final class!

Welcome to Boreal Discovery’s in person Culinary Geography class. Join us to hone our culinary skills while exploring different countries of each student's choosing! We will cook and enjoy a meal, explore languages, music, and culture from a new country each week. In the afternoons we will have a geography lesson associated with the day’s focus country. Every week students will be given resources to explore from home!

What is a Culinary Geography class? It is a hybrid of geography and cooking. It is a way to get kids excited to learn about other cultures and places. All countries will be selected by the students prior to the start of each session. A day of class would look like this...

Each week students will be welcomed being immersed in our focus country. We will be listening to music from this country, doing introductory activities, and perusing books. Then, we start our cooking for the day. When cooking is done, we will share a meal and discuss different customs from the area we are studying. After lunchtime clean up, we will move into a project based on our focus country. This can be a mapping project, art project, history lesson, or travel planning session (all these will be hands-on, student directed, creative activities). We will end the day with a discussion of where we would like to visit if we were able to travel to our focus country. At the end of each session, students will have a take home treasure to share with their families to show off their culinary skills. I will also be providing extension activities for students to work on at home if they so choose.

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