This is a year long class and in this class we will be learning 4 different vocabulary words each week and will work with our words in various ways in order to retain our knowledge of the words as well as learn how to spell them. We will play spelling games, have spelling team competitions and the last day of class we will have a Spelling Bee with prizes for the top 3 spellers.
This is a year long class and in this class we will be learning 4 different vocabulary words each week and will work with our words in various ways in order to retain our knowledge of the words as well as learn how to spell them. We will play spelling games, have spelling team competitions and the last day of class we will have a Spelling Bee with prizes for the top 3 spellers.
Let's learn more about our beautiful USA!!! In this class we will look in depth at each region of our states with the goal of learning about all of the 50 states. We will also work on memorizing the states locations and capitals as will as some US History. Each student will be assigned a state that they will do an in-depth report on and put together a table display for our States Fair on the last day of class in our room.
Requirements:
Reading at fourth grade level, ability to write a paragraph, (typed is fine), and the willingness to do work outside the class time.
STEM Human Body Science is a class of exploration that looks at the wondrous design that God made. Students will study the systems of the human body, using science experiments to create working models to show how those systems work together.
STEM Human Body Science is a class of exploration that looks at the wondrous design that God made. Students will study the systems of the human body, using science experiments to create working models to show how those systems work together.
STEM SCIENTISTS is a "Hands-On" class for 7-11 year olds. Students will learn new concepts every week and perform SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS that reinforce that concept, to take home. Our classes will include Science, Chemistry, Physics & Engineering. NOTE: This is a repeat of “New STEM Scientists” from fall semester.
Requirements:
Parents need to notify the teacher through Slack if their child will be absent so an experiment can be set aside for that student. Parent help in class is always appreciated.
Stewardship is a personal finance curriculum taught from a biblical perspective. With Math-U-See's Steve Demme’s signature humility, humor, and sharp math skills, practical math instruction is combined with Biblical principles of finance and discipleship material. This edition is updated with current topics relevant to young people aged 15 and older, who are beginning to explore more independent financial opportunities and responsibilities. All books are included in the materials fee. This class will count for 1 Math Credit and 1 Bible Credit.
Discover the art of digital animation through stop motion filmmaking! Students will work in teams to collaborate, share ideas, create, and edit their own stop motion films. They'll discover how to create smooth movement, add sound effects and music, plan effective scenes, and clearly communicate a message through stop motion animation. Projects may include commercials, how-to videos, bible scene recreations, and other creative challenges. The course will culminate with class film screenings where students can share their creations, celebrate one another's work, and view their films on the projector screen!
Requirements:
Teamwork is highly emphasized in this class, so students must be able to work with a partner and/or group. The supply fee will cover shared tablets for students, stop motion software purchase, and various props/materials.
Bringing books to life through illustration. In this imaginative class students will dive in to a captivating story: Brian Jacques “Red Wall” independently at home. In class we will bring the scenes, characters and emotions to life through guided illustration sessions. Students will learn techniques in drawing, composition, and creative thinking to turn words in to works of art.
Bringing books to life through illustration. In this imaginative class, students will dive into a captivating story: The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien. In class we will read the book, and at home will bring the scenes, characters and emotions to life through guided illustration sessions. Finally, the students will present their drawings in class and share their inspiration! They will learn techniques in drawing, composition, and creative thinking to turn words into works of art.