"Incline your ear and hear the words of the wise, and apply your heart to My knowledge; for it is a pleasant thing if you keep them within you; let them all be fixed upon your lips, so that your trust may be in the Lord…"
Proverbs 22:17-19a school DatesBack to School Night
Friday, August 25th 6:00pm-8:00pm Fall Semester 2023: September 1st - November 17th Spring Semester 2024: February 2nd - April 26th Spring Break March 29th - Good Friday Daily Schedule
Parents are welcome to attend. 8:45 Worship 9:00 Announcements and the Pledge of Allegiance 9:10 Devotions 9:25 Classes begin 2:45 Afternoon Assembly 3:00 Students picked up |
2024-2025 Course Descriptions Kindergarten/1st Grade (Kathy Anderson) Teacher's Aid (Diana Meek) Fall Semester: Gen 1:27 So God created mankind in his own image, in the image of God he created them; male and female he created them. We will take a look at the unique creation of our bodies that our creator has put together perfectly. Each part has been designed for it's particular function. We will be looking at the respiratory, circulatory, muscular, and nervous systems as well as doing a heart dissection. There will be many other hands on actives. Spring Semester: Gen 1:11 Then God said, "Let the land produce vegetation: seed-bearing plants and trees on the land that bear fruit with seed in it, according to their various kinds." And it was so. As spring symbolizes new growth, we will be studying all about seeds and plants. How very creative our God is in all of the different types of vegetation that He created. We will be doing experiments and hands on activates with seeds and plants. 1st/2nd Grade (Gisella Likens) This spring we are going to leap into the air. The fifth day of God’s creation is filled with such an array of creatures. Some so beautiful like the leafy sea dragon and others so strange like the glowing angler fish. We are going to spend this fall exploring the amazing creatures of the ocean. We will tie what we learn about the ocean to creative writing lessons, focusing on the various parts of a story as well as some fun art projects. We will also learn all about the 7 C’s of History using Answers in Genesis, drawing us closer to understanding the character of God and the abundance of love He has for us all. 3rd-8th Grade Rotation Creative Writing (Chris Smart) “Ugh! I hate writing.” Does your student ever tell you that? In Mrs. Smart’s Creative Writing Class, students learn to love writing as they discover that they actually CAN write! Students begin by retelling fables in their own words and adding “dress-ups” to make their composition sound better. This is the basis of the Institute for Excellence in Writing program (IEW). As these words are incorporated, more stylistic techniques are introduced. We end up writing about many fun subjects from the wild and crazy to the important “stuff.” Both eager and reluctant writers truly enjoy this class, and many a skeptic has become an author. Join us as we create fabulous fables, colorful descriptions, terrific tales, and influential essays; one never knows what we’ll do next! Bring your favorite pen or pencil AND your imagination as we explore the wonderful world of writing! Science through the Lens of Photography (Diann Holmes) God the Creator Does God make mistakes? We all know the answer to that is definitely not! And yet, there are some creations that are far out, mystifying and just plain weird! Join us to explore strange places, weird animal and puzzling plants as we learn and search for a scientific explanation behind their formation and creation! Together we will investigate natural phenomenon like the Pink Lake in Senegal and the Rainbow River in Columbia. Plants can be just as amazing, like the Bear’s Head Tooth Mushroom that fights cancer and stimulates nerve growth! We will learn about some of God’s creatures with incredible abilities like the Immortal Jelly Fish that can revert back to a polyp if it is injured or in an adverse environment. How cool is that?! God created all of these incredible things for our benefit and enjoyment! Come and explore the unusual, the newly discovered and the jaw dropping creations of God our Father! Lessons will be enhanced by photography assignments and experiments that will solidify the lessons and challenge creativity! Get ready for unbridled fun! Biblical Worldview and Apologetics (Breezy Lewis) Elementary grades will be covering the basics of what makes up a worldview, while going into detail on what is contained in a Biblical worldview. We will study the Biblical view of people, the universe and morality and learn about learn about God's plan for redeeming humanity and how it is different from every other worldview. Middle school and up will be studying things such as theology, philosophy, ethics, and biology, while evaluating how different worldviews view each other. In every grade, students will begin to understand and be able to logically and respectfully defend the Biblical worldview and be equipped to stand when confronted with views that are not based in truth. American Foundations 1780-1910 (Cliff Smart) We will explore the “overlooked” period of American History following the ratification of the Constitution up to the early rumblings of the first World War. To start we’ll discuss the establishment of America’s first government then the second invasion of the British on American soil. Next America becomes a world power only to be embroiled in a Civil War that nearly tears it apart. Was our nation forever changed as a result? Are we still seeing the consequences even now? Next we’ll explore the growth and prosperity of the late 1800’s just before plunging into “the war to end all wars.” Through all of this we’ll be studying the cultural and historical factors that led to these events and what effects they had on American society, government, and politics. Our activities will be grade-specific with interesting assignments to re-create the events and inspire young patriots with our nation’s rich heritage. Come along, you’re invited to join us! |