Wonderopolis Explorer Program

National Center for Families Learning

The Wonderopolis Explorer Program is a 10-week learning experience with easy-to-follow digital lesson plans and hands-on activities for out-of-school time learners. It is designed to engage groups with content from Wonderopolis.org, an award-winning website provided by the National Center for Families Learning

Each Explorer Program activity includes step-by-step instructions to support facilitators in guiding learners as they investigate a topic and engage in project-based learning.

Developed as a “camp” learning concept, these lessons are easily adaptable for families, homeschooling co-ops, and other out-of-school learning opportunities. 

Explorer Program

  • Turnkey program for out-of-school learning

  • Customizable package with up to 10 weeks of content—each with a different theme:

    • Week 1:   Exploration

    • Week 2:   Musical Instruments

    • Week 3:   Insects

    • Week 4:   Art

    • Week 5:   Earth

    • Week 6:   Myths & Legends

    • Week 7:   Dinosaurs

    • Week 8:   Health

    • Week 9:   Engineering

    • Week 10: Traditions

  • Orientation video included with each purchase

  • Wonderopolis swag package and technical assistance call included with purchase of Explorer Bundle

  • Wonders of the Day® available in multiple languages on Wonderopolis.org

  • Approximately three hours of content included in each day of activities

Access the Shopify page for the Explorer Program: https://store.wonderopolis.org/collections/wonderopolis-explorer-program. I was responsible for creating the layout and keeping the pages associated with this product current. You can download a free sample by clicking the image on this page.

I also wrote half the themes in this program and edited the other half. My coworker and I developed a template and worked together to create this program, aimed at out-of-school-time programs. We purposefully created the content using non-teacher language, as we considered the fact that high school students might facilitate and made sure we included all the strategies we could.

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