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Globalize your Classroom with Arts & Sciences Courses

We’re excited to announce that our newly updated Arts & Sciences courses are now open for registration. Contact us today to bring these exciting, hands-on courses to your language arts, science, and social studies classrooms.

Arts & Sciences courses Students

What are Level Up Village Arts & Sciences courses?

Level Up Village has launched Global Connections, a brand-new and easy-to-use platform with engaging, collaborative courses. Created for students ages 4-18, our Arts & Sciences course exchanges are generally 8 weeks and they are conducted on our secure, teacher-monitored platform through the sharing of asynchronous video. Students get to know each other and then begin exploring the course topics which include music & sound, literature & social studies, and science & ecology.

Benefits for Teachers and Students

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With LUV, teachers and students alike can be a part of the global movement!

How Do I Sign Up?

Complete our contact us form to reach out to us about your interest.

Your personalized representative will get in contact with you shortly for more information on what course you would like to run and what timing works best for you.

We'll notify you once your account has been set up and your partner school has been matched.

You can then work directly with your partner teacher to modify course dates and tasks, if desired.

See complete pricing information here.

Arts & Sciences Courses

Students learn about the engineering design

Global Storybook Engineers 1

Ages 4-8

Students learn about the engineering design cycle, how to make connections between stories and design challenges, and explore how design thinking can be used to solve problems through hands-on investigations and experiments, design builds, and communicating with partners.
second Global Storybook Engineers course

Global Storybook Engineers 2

Ages 4-8

Due to popular demand, we have created a second Global Storybook Engineers course with different stories and projects for students to work on. Students learn about the engineering design cycle, how to make connections between stories and design challenges, and how design thinking can be used to solve problems through hands-on investigations and experiments, design builds, and communicating with partners.
Students learn about Music Instruments

Global Sound Artists

Ages 4-8

Students learn about sound, music and instruments through hands-on investigations and experiments, instrument builds, and communicating with partners.
Student Collecting Water Sample for Experiment

Global Scientist A: Water Conversation

Ages 9-11

Students learn about the importance of water, global water issues and solutions, the water cycle, water pollution, and water scarcity. They record personal water usage.
Students Performing Experiments

Global Scientist B: Water Experimentation

Ages 9-11

Students learn about the importance of water, global water issues and solutions, water pollution, and water scarcity. Students study aquifers and design water filters.
Students Exploring more about Science

Global Scientist C: Exploring DNA

Ages 9-11

Students study the structure and significance of DNA and how genes determine appearance through hands-on investigations and experiments, and collaborating and communicating with partners.

Global Conversations: I Am Malala

Ages 9-11

Students learn about Malala’s story, the Malala Fund’s work and how education, leadership and community service can lead to positive change through hands-on investigations and tasks, and collaborating and communicating with partners.
Student for Global Conversations

Global Conversations: Esperanza Rising

Ages 9-11

Through the story, students address the themes of human rights, migration, and adversity, and discuss how difficult experiences help us grow. Students perform investigations and tasks while collaborating and communicating with partners.

Global Conversations: The Giver

Ages 11-14

Students read and explore The Giver by Lois Lowry. They engage with the themes of rules and choices in society, social issues, and utopia versus dystopia through connecting the story of The Giver to their own lives and hands-on projects.

New for the Summer!

Games Around the World – Let’s Play!

Ages 4-7

In this 4-week summer exchange, students will experience the joy of play and be inspired to learn about the world. Students in different countries will teach each other how to play games that they enjoy and that are unique to their culture. Students will receive instructions and a video from their partners, and learn how to play their game. Then they will share a video of themselves learning and playing the new game.  

For New York State

Connecting with Communities Around the World

Ages 8-11

Students ages 8-11 research human impact on the environment in their regions and exchange videos to reveal the issues they are facing and the actions they should take.

New York and Kenya Students Virtual Exchange