Core and Elective Curriculum
We offer two Core Curriculum courses to students who participate in two full days a week which consist of Math and Language Arts. With the Good and the Beautiful Curriculum, students will complete two lessons at the Learning Center and two lessons at home. The curriculum is faith-based and encourages children to have a love of wholesome literature that strengthens families and that creates beautiful hearts and minds.
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Students also have the opportunity to participate in two elective options each session. We're most excited for these because they give our students an opportunity to take control of their own education and follow their interests, or branch out of their comfort zone and try something new!
Language Arts
Through careful design, so much good and beautiful learning takes place in this course! It covers more than Language Arts as it also emphasizes reading, spelling, composition, grammar, vocabulary, and literature.
Mathematics
This beautiful and academically strong course is filled with connected learning and a simple daily lesson format including enjoyable activities and games. Numbers and counting, addition, subtraction, shapes and colors, calendars and time, measurement, and so much more!
Art
Students will explore a variety of materials during the creative process and learn art techniques through modeling. They will develop their observational and critiquing skills to reflect on and interpret works of art.
Physical Education
The purpose of this course is to provide students with the knowledge, skills, and values they need to become healthy and physically active for a lifetime. If weather permits students will participate in outdoor games such as kickball, waffle ball, volleyball, capture the flag and many more team sports. When weather does not permit to be outside, students will learn about healthy food choices and make healthy snacks to taste. We also plan to teach some fun card games such as spoons, solitaire, rummy and 21.
Woodworking
Let’s have some fun learning the lost art of woodworking with some old hand tools that our grandpa’s used. Learn how to use manual, hand-powered tools, i.e.; different types of hammers, saws, drills, files, screw drivers, wrenches, sandpapers, nails, screws and glues, and some painting.
We will create some fun creative objects for indoors and outdoors. With the enjoyment of learning these new skills, we can also expect to have some minor scrapes, bruises, cuts and splinters. Protective eyewear will be worn at all times.
Typing
This class will introduce students in mastering the skill of entering alphabetic information on a keyboard using the touch method of key stroking in fun way by incorporating standard typing lessons alongside games to reinforce what they have learned. Digital literacy, composition, and language skills are embedded throughout the course.