Tuesday-Friday: 7:45 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
School will not take place on-site on Mondays. There will be 35 AHE (At Home Enhancement) days. Acceptable AHE assignments include music lessons, reading reports, remedial class work, field trips, etc.
Daily attendance is expected for grades 1-3.
Grade 2-3 students participate in elective classes weekly. A specialized instructor teaches each.
Students will memorize verses and learn stories from both the Old and New Testaments.
Students explore God’s design for the family, understanding each member’s unique role, along with learning about various community jobs and citizen responsibilities.
Lessons explore the human senses, animals, weather, health, and safety, while introducing basic science skills such as observation and measurement.
Focus areas include place value, addition, subtraction, money, and measurement. Lessons often involve hands-on activities with manipulatives, graphs, and equations.
Emphasis is on phonemic awareness and patterns, with introductory grammar focusing on punctuation. Writing instruction begins with sentence formation and progresses to constructing a single paragraph.
Lessons delve into word families and definitions, moving beyond simple memorization.
Instruction enhances phonics, reading comprehension, and listening skills, incorporating literary stories, Scripture, poetry, and plays.
Pre-cursive lessons concentrate on correctly forming alphabetic letters and simple words.]
Lessons include memory verses, timelines, and stories from Old and New Testaments.
Students learn to appreciate various types of communities and the impact made in the lives of citizens. Big-picture concepts about government are introduced.
Students explore topics including plants, dinosaurs, fossils, environments and natural resources.
Instruction often uses manipulatives to develop basic understating of place value, addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.
Activities build a foundation for grammar, writing, listening, and speaking skills.
Students develop an understanding of phonics and word structure generalizations.
Stories are used to build on phonics instruction introduced in English and to encourage comprehension and higher order thinking skills.
Student writing transitions from printing to cursive.
Life lessons in following Christ are taught through scriptural examples, presented both thematically and chronologically.
Students journey around the globe, discovering national foods, holidays, and customs of various countries.
The curriculum covers creation with topics like animal classification, the solar system, sound, and weather.
Key areas of study include multiplication, division, fractions, and decimals. Word problems and graphing exercises enhance problem-solving skills.
It focuses on grammar and writing, emphasizing the writing process, and includes activities to improve studying, listening, and speaking skills.
Continues to build on phonics and word structure, with exercises in writing and proofreading to reinforce spelling skills.
Features stories that promote character-building and biblical truths, aiding in developing comprehension and phonics skills.
Provides cursive writing practice and lessons on spacing, punctuation, and margins.