Deep Dives

Some stories are too vast for a single semester. Some curiosities refuse to sit still. Go Deeper is where Wonderpath learners linger, investigate, and follow threads wherever they lead.

Three ways to wander further.

Journeys

Semester-long, immersive units for Middle School, High School, and Adult learners.

Journeys are comprehensive explorations of a single topic, era, civilization, or theme. They unfold over 8 to 16 weeks and work seamlessly alongside the Core Curriculum or entirely on their own. Each Journey includes primary sources, museum tie-ins, structured analysis, and hands-on projects.

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Pathways

Mid-sized interdisciplinary units for a range of ages.

Pathways are structured explorations connecting multiple subjects to one central idea. Deeper than a Waypoint, shorter than a Journey. Perfect for supplementing the Core Curriculum, themed monthly learning, or co-op sessions.

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Waypoints

Micro-units, holiday studies, and special topics. 1 to 3 lessons.

Waypoints are short, focused studies perfect for a long weekend, a holiday, or a thematic deep dive. Most are multi-age by design, with universal content and flexible extensions. Several are available free.

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What's available now.

250: Celebrating a Nation's Birthday - A Free Art History Unit

250: Celebrating a Nation's Birthday - A Free Art History Unit

$0.00 USD

Indigenous Peoples’ Day: Voices of the Land

Indigenous Peoples’ Day: Voices of the Land

$0.00 USD

Pre-Order: The Four Minute Heist | Wonderpath Art Crimes Unit | 001

Pre-Order: The Four Minute Heist | Wonderpath Art Crimes Unit | 001

$38.00 USD

Wonderpath Waypoints: Antebellum America & the Civil War

Wonderpath Waypoints: Antebellum America & the Civil War

$18.00 USD

Wonderpath Pathways | Art on Trial

Wonderpath Pathways | Art on Trial

$38.00 USD

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The Wonderpath promise.

Every Go Deeper unit carries the same DNA as the Core Curriculum: secular, story-driven, research-forward, and a little feral. Rigorous enough for serious learners. Warm enough for kitchen tables.