Step behind the scenes and learn the essential skills that make live events run smoothly here at Firmly Planted. In this hands-on course, students will explore the fundamentals of audio/visual technology with a focus on real-world applications like operating a soundboard, setting up microphones and stage equipment, managing projection slides for worship or presentations, and supporting live theater or chapel events. Whether you're interested in worship tech, theater production, or just want to learn how things work behind the scenes, this class will prepare you to serve confidently and skillfully on any AV team. *Gain real-life experience with audio visual equipment setups *Opportunity to volunteer or work at FPHRC events *Field trip opportunities
Calling all Bible detectives - you are needed to help us solve a Bible Mystery!!
In this class, we will be going through a Bible Curriculum that chronological walks your children through the Old Testament in search of clues for the Cross. We will be using the curriculum - In the Beginning . . . Jesus. It's specifically designed towards 3rd-5th graders but I'm willing to take some younger children as well. This class will be a very fun and engaging mystery type class where your child will learn about the Bible while acting as detectives. You will be required to purchase the child's workbook so that they can complete all the assignments during the class period. My hope and prayer is that your child will grow in their love for Jesus through this class and learn more about His Word and how he has desired to save us from the beginning.
Join us for a fun and engaging preschool class where children will discover God’s love through interactive Bible stories, hands-on activities, music, and play! Children will build friendships, strengthen listening skills, and grow in confidence while exploring important biblical truths in a joyful and welcoming environment.
Need to get wiggles out in a fun and productive way? Welcome to Bibles and Basketballs where kids will learn biblical truth and basketball basics. Each week we will do a short devotion and then learn some basketball skills such as dribbling, defensive slides, and shooting. We will incorporate games into our practices and have several scrimmages throughout the term.
Bibles and Basketballs is a class for kids ages 5-7 years old which combines fun, skill-building basketball activities with meaningful lessons from the Fruit of the Spirit (Galatians 5:22-23). Each week we will focus on a different character trait - like love, joy, patience, and self-control - through devotions and teamwork challenges. Children will learn dribbling, passing, shooting, defense, and game awareness at their own pace, with drills suited for various skill levels. This class encourages sportsmanship, faith, and confidence both on and off the court, helping kids grow not only as players, but as followers of Christ.
It can be hard to navigate the world today with conflicting messages coming at us. It's even harder for our kids. In this class the students will learn what is Biblical truth and how that is different from what we feel or what the world says truth is. We will be using Foundation Worldview curriculum on Biblical Worldview. These lessons will include a 10-15 min interactive video lesson, followed by a class discussion, and an activity such as: a worksheet, coloring sheet, or game. Some topics covered will be: truth is what is real, God is the source of truth, God is the creator, humans are God's image bearers, and right and wrong are truths, not feelings.
It can be hard to navigate the world today with all kinds of messages coming at us. It's even harder for our kids. In this class the students will learn what is Biblical truth and how to sift through what the World tells is is truth or good to see what is evil and what God really wants for us. We will be using Foundation Worldview curriculum on Biblical Worldview which will include a 10-15 min video lesson, followed by a discussion, and class activity.
This course uses BJU's High School Biology curriculum and will cover all facets of life from a biblical worldview. Topics will include: ecology, cytology, biochemistry, genetics, microorganisms, botany, invertebrates, vertebrates, the human body, and more. This is a full-year course intended to satisfy a student’s high school science credit requirements and includes both lecture and lab. Teacher will supplement the text content, administer labs, grade tests, and provide an overall course grade based on test scores, homework completion, lab reports, and in-class participation.
Requirements:
Students must purchase the BJU Biology (6th edition) textbook and lab book and bring both to class along with a pencil and paper. A google login is required to use google classroom to access grades, lecture videos, and other resources.
In this class for 4th-6th graders, we will be using curriculum from Junior Achievement and complete the course with a field trip to a simulated town in Portland. Students will learn about their roles as citizens, workers and consumers. We will discuss their responsibilities in a community and what a free enterprise system is. Money management skills will be introduced such as banking practices and writing checks.
The culminating field trip is scheduled for Tuesday, May 6. We will meet at FPHRC and carpool to the simulation off Foster Rd in Portland. We will need a few chaperones to drive students and also assist with the simulation. There will be a limit to the number of chaperones we can take. The 4-5 hour simulation will allow students to be hands-on in a mockup community. They will be assigned jobs, receive paychecks and be able to purchase things with their income.
A field trip permission slip will be required for this course.
In this class for 4th-6th graders, we will be using curriculum from Junior Achievement and complete the course with a field trip to a simulated town in Portland. Students will learn about their roles as citizens, workers and consumers. We will discuss their responsibilities in a community and what a free enterprise system is. Money management skills will be introduced such as banking practices and writing checks.
The culminating field trip is scheduled for Friday, May 15. We will meet at FPHRC and carpool to the simulation off Foster Rd in Portland. We will need a few chaperones to drive students and also assist with the simulation. There will be a limit to the number of chaperones we can take. The 4-5 hour simulation will allow students to be hands-on in a mockup community. They will be assigned jobs, receive paychecks and be able to purchase things with their income.
A field trip permission slip will be required for this course.