Curriculum
At RootWise, we believe a strong educational foundation starts with strong, science based curriculum. RootWise Academy delivers hands-on learning that fosters critical thinking through outdoor education, global discovery, student leadership, social justice, and public service.
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Wonders is a comprehensive K–6 literacy program designed to build strong reading, writing, speaking, and critical-thinking skills. Through engaging texts, structured instruction, and differentiated support, it helps teachers meet students at their individual reading levels while building knowledge and confidence.
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Wonders is a comprehensive K–6 literacy program designed to build strong reading, writing, speaking, and critical-thinking skills. Through engaging texts, structured instruction, and differentiated support, it helps teachers meet students at their individual reading levels while building knowledge and confidence.
Wonders Literacy
Sonrisas Spanish is an elementary language program that teaches Spanish through stories, songs, games, movement, and conversation. Its engaging, age-appropriate lessons help students build practical vocabulary, cultural awareness, and confidence in speaking and understanding Spanish.
Sonrisa's Spanish
Children Discovering Justice is a civic education program that helps students understand justice, fairness, and the legal system through discussion, literature, and hands-on activities. Students build critical-thinking and advocacy skills while learning how laws and civic institutions shape their communities.
Children Discovering Justice
The Taekwondo program was established by Kukkiwon, the World Taekwondo Headquarters. It includes kicking, forms, blocks and strikes, self-defense, and life skills. We develop physical ability, confidence, discipline, and focus. The five tenets of Taekwondo are: courtesy, integrity, perseverance, self-control, and indomitable spirit.
Taekwondo
UFLI Foundations is a structured literacy program that teaches students how to read and spell through explicit, systematic phonics instruction. Its lessons combine phonemic awareness, decoding, encoding, fluency, and word analysis to help students build strong foundational reading skills.
UFLI
ASL HomeSchool Languages is a family-friendly program that introduces students to American Sign Language through engaging, structured lessons. It helps learners build practical signing skills, expand their vocabulary, and gain a deeper appreciation for Deaf culture.
ASL
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Primary Science is a hands-on program that helps young students explore core scientific concepts through observation, investigation, and experimentation. It encourages curiosity and critical thinking while building a strong foundation in life, earth, and physical science.
Primary Science
Sparkler’s Art Club is a creative program that gives children opportunities to explore a variety of art materials, techniques, and styles. Through engaging, hands-on projects, students develop artistic skills, confidence, imagination, and their own unique forms of self-expression.
Sparkler's Art Club
Singapore Math is a problem-solving–focused program that helps students develop a deep understanding of mathematical concepts. It uses a concrete–pictorial–abstract approach, guiding students from hands-on learning to visual models and, finally, abstract equations.
Singapore Math
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Jane Goodall’s Roots & Shoots is a youth-led program that empowers students to create positive change for people, animals, and the environment. Through hands-on service projects, young people build compassion, leadership skills, and confidence in their ability to improve their communities.
Jane Goodall's Roots & Shoots
Project Learning Tree is an environmental education program that uses hands-on activities to help students explore forests, ecosystems, and sustainability. Its inquiry-based lessons build scientific understanding, critical-thinking skills, and a sense of responsibility for the natural world.
Project Learning Tree
Music is an engaging program that introduces students to rhythm, melody, singing, instruments, and musical expression. Through hands-on activities and performance, students develop creativity, coordination, listening skills, and confidence.
Music
Student Support and Class Structure
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Small, mixed-age classes (ages 5–12) with one-on-one and small group breakout sessions
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Certified teachers
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Reading and dyslexia specialists
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Behavioral specialists
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An in-house therapist supporting social-emotional learning (SEL) and life skills