This beginning writing course is for students who are ready to learn how to compose fact and fiction pieces. It covers organizing and note taking to build a formal paragraph. By the end of the year students will be writing reports and stories. Grammar will be taught in context with stories. Students will learn the mechanics of writing as well. There will be required homework each week. I homeschooled 8 children as well as pursued additional teacher training. I love to see kids make progress in academics and so I present the class in a fun & engaging manner. Each child will be able to progress from their own, individual ability to higher levels. We will cover what God has to say about writing and character traits and how we should use our best efforts at improving communication skills.
Requirements:
Students taking this class are expected to be already reading and able to write a sentence. Students should also be able to understand and follow directions to participate in classroom activities, such as reading aloud, speaking when requested during the class, respectful listening, and participating in simple in-class writing. All core classes require the family to commit to completing homework. Homework will consist of writing one paragraph per week plus occasional additional, short pieces. Students will need to bring a 3-ring binder to class for handouts and resources. Also required are pens in black, blue, and red ink.
This beginning writing course is for students who are ready to learn how to compose fact and fiction pieces. It covers organizing and note taking to build a formal paragraph. By the end of the year students will be writing reports and stories. Grammar will be taught in context with stories. Students will learn the mechanics of writing as well. There will be required homework each week. I homeschooled 8 children as well as pursued additional teacher training. I love to see kids make progress in academics and so I present the class in a fun & engaging manner. Each child will be able to progress from their own, individual ability to higher levels. We will cover what God has to say about writing and character traits and how we should use our best efforts at improving communication skills.
Requirements:
Students taking this class are expected to be already reading and able to write a sentence. Students should also be able to understand and follow directions to participate in classroom activities, such as reading aloud, speaking when requested during the class, respectful listening, and participating in simple in-class writing. All core classes require the family to commit to completing homework. Homework will consist of writing one paragraph per week plus occasional additional, short pieces. Students will need to bring a 3-ring binder to class for handouts and resources. Also required are pens in black, blue, and red ink.
This beginning writing course (Write to Show Thyself Approved) is for students who are ready to learn how to compose fact and fiction pieces. It covers organizing and note taking to build a formal paragraph. By the end of the year students will be writing reports and stories. Grammar will be taught in context with stories. Students will learn the mechanics of writing as well. There will be required homework each week. I homeschooled 8 children as well as pursued additional teacher training. I love to see kids make progress in academics and so I present the class in a fun & engaging manner. Each child will be able to progress from their own, individual ability to higher levels. We will cover what God has to say about writing and character traits and how we should use our best efforts at improving communication skills.
Requirements:
Students taking this class are expected to be already reading and able to write a sentence. Students should also be able to understand and follow directions to participate in classroom activities, such as reading aloud, speaking when requested during the class, respectful listening, and participating in simple in-class writing. All core classes require the family to commit to completing homework. Students will need to bring a 3 ring binder to class for handouts and resources. Also required are pens in black, blue, and red ink.
This beginning writing course (Write to Show Thyself Approved) is for students who are ready to learn how to compose fact and fiction pieces. It covers organizing and note taking to build a formal paragraph. By the end of the year students will be writing reports and stories. Grammar will be taught in context with stories. Students will learn the mechanics of writing as well. There will be required homework each week. I homeschooled 8 children as well as pursued additional teacher training. I love to see kids make progress in academics and so I present the class in a fun & engaging manner. Each child will be able to progress from their own, individual ability to higher levels. We will cover what God has to say about writing and character traits and how we should use our best efforts at improving communication skills.
Requirements:
Students taking this class are expected to be already reading and able to write a sentence. Students should also be able to understand and follow directions to participate in classroom activities, such as reading aloud, speaking when requested during the class, respectful listening, and participating in simple in-class writing. All core classes require the family to commit to completing homework. Students will need to bring a 3 ring binder to class for handouts and resources. Also required are pens in black, blue, and red ink.
Get ready for some ancient fun! This class introduces Latin words, roots and phrases through games, Bible verses, songs, and other activities. We will also learn a little about the Ancient Roman empire where the language was originally spoken. Learning Latin has long been a part of a classical education due to the rich benefits it has for understanding historical texts, learning grammar, and laying a foundation for understanding English and Romance Languages. Spanish, Italian, French, Portuguese, and Romanian are all based on Latin! The focus of the class at this level is vocabulary, Latin roots and enjoying Latin club time with other kids. A little about me- I have a BA in Classics and have previous experience teaching Latin, Theater, Math, and more. Come, see, and conquer this rewarding subject with us - vale!
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This class is suitable for children with no previous background in Latin. It would also be a wonderful addition for those doing an at-home Latin homeschool curriculum, to help Latin texts come alive!
Students taking this class are expected to be ready to follow simple in-class directions, such as participating in activities, speaking when requested, and respectful listening. A first grade or above reading level is helpful but is not required. No homework is required for this class.
This course is a continuation of the Russian for Beginners program and introduces Russian as a second language at the elementary level. The class is taught by a native Russian speaker who loves Jesus and has a heart for children. Students will enjoy a hands-on, interactive learning experience with fun games, songs, Montessori-inspired activities, and practice exercises. Russian language learners will continue to strengthen their understanding of basic Russian, reviewing and practicing what they have learned in previous levels while gradually building new skills. Through reading, writing, and speaking exercises, children will gain confidence in using Russian in everyday situations and continue developing a strong foundation for further language learning. Please come join us — Добро пожаловать! :)
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It is intended for students ages 6 –12 who have completed Levels 1, 2 or 3 of the Russian for Beginners program or Elementary Russian 1-3, as well as for those with prior exposure to the Russian language. No need to be fully proficient in Russian. A basic familiarity with spoken Russian and the alphabet is helpful.
Добро пожаловать! (Dah-broh pah-zha-loh-vat'!) WELCOME! This class is designed for children who are new to Russian or have just a little experience and want to learn more. In Level 1, students will be gently introduced to the basics of the language—including greetings, self-introductions, numbers, the alphabet, family members, body parts, and simple conversations—through engaging, hands-on lessons that keep young learners excited and motivated. Each lesson features fun and interactive activities such as songs, rhymes, call-and-response exercises, and Montessori-inspired games. Every student will receive a personal binder to organize weekly printouts and QR codes linking to custom video lessons for pronunciation support and at-home practice. Throughout the course, students will also explore Russian culture through stories, songs, and Show & Tell activities. In addition, they will begin memorizing one Bible verse in Russian.
Led by a native Russian speaker who loves the Lord, this class aims to plant seeds of language, culture, and faith—laying a strong foundation for future growth in both Russian and their walk with Jesus
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Parents: If you're unsure which level of Russian for Beginners is right for your child, please feel free to contact the instructor for guidance.
Добро пожаловать! (Dah-broh pah-zha-loh-vaht'!) WELCOME! This course is the next step in the Russian for Beginners series, designed for students who have completed Levels 1 and 2, or for children who already have a foundational understanding of Russian and are ready to build on it. In Level 3, students will continue expanding their vocabulary and strengthening their speaking, reading, and writing skills through interactive and consistent practice. They will also review key vocabulary from previous levels and learn to use it in simple conversations. Each student will receive a personal binder to organize weekly handouts and QR codes linking to custom video lessons that support pronunciation and at-home practice. Cultural exploration remains a key element of the learning experience. Through engaging stories, songs, and Show & Tell activities, students will deepen their appreciation for Russian culture. They will also begin memorizing The Lord’s Prayer in Russian, encouraging growth not only in language, but also in faith. Taught by a native Russian speaker who loves Jesus, this class aims to inspire students to develop both their language skills and their relationship with God.
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Parents: If you're unsure which level of Russian for Beginners is right for your child, please feel free to contact the instructor for guidance.
This is a year long class and in this class every week we will learn basic spanish phrases. The class will start with a song that will help everyone remember what we will be learning. Then we will read a short story and work on our weekly lesson. We will end the class by practicing our new phrases on each other and homework will be to practice phrases at home. By the end of this class students should be able to have beginner level conversations in Spanish.
This is a year long class and in this class every week we will learn basic spanish phrases. The class will start with a song that will help everyone remember what we will be learning. Then we will read a short story and work on our weekly lesson. We will end the class by practicing our new phrases on each other and homework will be to practice phrases at home. By the end of this class students should be able to have beginner level conversations in Spanish.