NURSERY AND PRESCHOOL CLASSES:
Nursery
For
those that have school age children participating in co-op we offer a nursery
for those birth to 3 years old (including those not potty trained) to help with
the little ones each week. Please be sure
to include your nursery age child on the registration form and include if
he/she will be attending each week or every other week. Children
in this class should come with a bag that includes the following items:
change of clothes, diaper & wipes, sippy cup, lunch and snacks. NO PEANUT
PRODUCTS! Please label all items with your child's name.
Preschool Age (3's & 4's)
For
those that have school age children participating in co-op we offer a weekly
preschool class for those that are ages 3 and 4. We also offer this class
to those that are 5 but not yet ready for kindergarten. (We do ask that all children in this age group be
potty trained). Please be sure
to include your preschool age child on the registration form and include if
he/she will be attending each week or every other week. This age group
really benefits from being in attendance each week as they learn skills that
are connected from week to week. Children in this class should
also come with a bag that includes the following items: change of
clothes, sippy cup, lunch and snacks. NO PEANUT PRODUCTS! Please label
all items with your child's name.
ELEMENTARY & MIDDLE SCHOOL CLASSES:
K/1st Grade
History - My America
and My World History/Geography Reader (Grade 1)
5th Edition (Abeka: publication date 2016)
Give your young students a tour of America that inspires a
love for their country! My America and My World from Abeka Book teaches students about America's symbols,
history, and places of interest, along with how our country was founded and
what our basic freedoms are. They will meet several famous American patriots
and learn patriotic songs. Good citizenship is emphasized, and reading skills
are developed.
Science -
Discovering God's World Science Reader (Grade 1) 4th Edition (Abeka:
publication date 2016)
The Abeka grade 1 Discovering God's World science reader covers senses and
simple machines, squirrels and sunflowers, seasons and other interesting facts
about the world God created! Six units will give students a greater interest in
science through reading facts about themselves and the world around them.
Hands-on activities and demonstrations are included throughout to help students
better understand basic science concepts. The studies of plants, animals,
insects, energy, health, the seasons, and the five senses provide an excellent
introduction to science, with emphasis on building student interest and
augmenting students' reading skills.
2nd Grade
History
- Heritage Studies 2 Student Text 3rd edition (Bob Jones Press: publication
date 2014) ISBN 9781606824719
Give students an introduction to
American history and social studies with this curriculum. Presenting history as
"God's redemptive plan" this book covers civics, culture, economics,
geography, government, and history. It emphasizes US history from Native
Americans to the founding of an independent nation, and looks at colonial life,
politics, famous people, early wars and more. Colorful illustrations, charts,
maps, and photographs help students visualize the world of colonial America as
well as modern-day government and civics. Comprehension questions are
integrated throughout the text.
Science - Purposeful Design Level 2 2nd edition (ACSI)
ISBN 9781583315279
Teach your child the basic
principles of vertebrates/invertebrates, habitats, weather, the ocean, light,
energy, heat, the human body, and more. Full-color, write-in pages show large
photographs and highlighted key terms that showcase concepts and systems;
students make their own booklets by answering questions and completing
exercises that are integrated into the explanatory text. A review and a journal
entry completes each chapter. Four units (Life Science, Physical Science, Earth
Science, and the Human Body) with twelve chapters included.
3rd Grade
History
- Heritage Studies 3 Student Text 3rd edition (Bob Jones Press: publication date 2014) ISBN 9781606824771
Students will learn to sequence
events, summarize data, make predictions, identify sources of information, work
with graphs and formulate opinions as they discover the different facets of
American civics, culture, economics, geography, and history. Heritage Studies
3: Sweet Land of Liberty examines the events from the Constitutional Convention
through the Civil War and Westward Expansion.
Science - Purposeful Design Level 3 2nd edition (ACSI)
ISBN 9781583315293
Teach your child the basic
principles of ecosystems, plants, matter, electricity, magnets, the earth's
surface, the solar system, the nervous & musculoskeletal systems, health,
and more. Full-color, write-in pages show large photographs and highlighted key
terms that showcase concepts and systems; students make their own booklets by
answering questions and completing exercises that are integrated into the
explanatory text. A review and a journal entry completes each chapter. 4 units
(Life Science, Physical Science, Earth & Space Science, and the Human Body)
with 14 chapters included.
4th/5th Grade - CLASS CLOSED
History - America's
Story Volume 1 Student Book (Master Books: publication date 2016) ISBN
9780890519790
America's Story Volume 1 introduces students to the
beginnings of our country and connects children to America's past. Students
will learn about the Founding Fathers and the events of early colonial America
through the Gold Rush. Full-color pages feature archival illustrations, maps,
photographs and more. Chapters begin with a spotlight starting point which
flows into an engaging, conversational text that explains history as if a story
was being told. Chapters also feature questions, a "narration break"
narration question, cultural connections, and thoughts to remember at the
conclusion.
Science - Christian Kids Explore
Chemistry 2nd edition (Bright Ideas Press) ISBN 9781892427229
Give your students a thoroughly Christian introduction to the
underlying principles of matter with Christian
Kids Explore Chemistry. Lessons focus on
the basics of chemistry (including matter, measuring, elements, molecules, and
compounds) as well as concepts such as bases and acids, states of matter,
biochemistry, and more. Units begin with a short introduction that provides
objectives, vocabulary, and materials needed; a coloring page and a unit
“wrap-up” multiple-choice assessment are also included. This book features 30
lessons, each designed to take approximately one week.
Beginner Writing (usually 5th
graders/can be 6th graders) - CHC teacher created packet
6th/7th Grade - CLASS CLOSED
History - All American History Volume 1:
The Explorers to the Jacksonians Student Reader (Bright Ideas Press: publication date 2005) ISBN 9781892427120
All American History teaches history through thematic
units that allow students to add in additional information they've learned.
With lessons focusing on personable aspects of history: how people lived, what
they ate, what games they played, children will gain a comprehensive picture of
each time period. With eight lessons each, the units focus on the age of
exploration, the period of colonization, revolution, and the period of
establishment & expansion. Illustrations, maps, and "impact" bullet
points help to emphasize important elements of history and serve as visual
reminders, while each chapter examines the atmosphere in which the event
occurred, the event itself, and the impact this event had on the future of
America.
Science - God's
Design for Chemistry & Ecology Student Book (Master Books edition) ISBN 9781683441250
This textbook contains what was previously three
different textbooks. They include:
Properties of Matter: Learn all about matter—the
stuff that makes up the universe God created. Learn how to measure the
properties of solids, liquids, and gases and the process of classification.
Have fun using the scientific method!
Properties of Ecosystems: Learn about the amazing
world that God created as you study 16 different ecosystems and the plants and
animals that live and interact in them. You will also learn how God originally
created our world good, and why things changed.
Properties of Atoms & Molecules: Explore the
tiniest part of God’s creation — atoms and molecules — and learn about their
structures and the different ways that atoms bond. Learn about the basics of
the periodic table, chemical reactions, and biochemistry.
Middle School Writing 1/2 - CHC
teacher created packet
8th Grade
History
(1st semester) - Land of Fair Play 3rd edition (Christian Liberty Press:
publication date 2008) ISBN 9781932971385
This text features clear lessons on the duties of
citizenship as well as the workings of the government. The theory, machinery
and services of national government are explored, as well as the relation
between national, state and local governments, elections, and the importance of
the Constitution. Yet the primary emphasis remains on providing young adults
with the knowledge and skills for them to exercise appropriate and responsible
citizenship as a Christian.
History
(2nd semester) - Foundations in Personal Finance
Student Text - Middle School Edition for Homeschool (Dave Ramsey) ISBN
9781936948291
This comprehensive, consumable workbook features six
units covering saving & budgeting, credit & debt, education &
careers, investing & insurance, global economics, marketing &
consumerism, and more.
Science - Exploring Creation with General Science 2nd edition
(Apologia) ISBN 9781932012866
This text explores topics such as
the scientific method, designing experiments, simple machines, geology,
archaeology, biology, anatomy and other disciplines, providing a wide range of
scientific exposure. Hands-on experiments are included throughout, giving
students practical experience as they discover the principles behind the
science! Looking at the world from a creationist position, topics are all
presented with an eye towards God's role in everyday life.
Middle
School Writing 3 - CHC teacher created packet
HIGH SCHOOL CLASSES:
Science:
Physical Science: Exploring Creation with
Physical Science 2nd edition (Apologia) ISBN 9781932012774
In this study of Physical Science,
you'll be introduced to the stunning world you live in, as well as the universe
around it. From the composition of air to icebergs to astrophysics, you will
receive thorough lessons in each element of the physical world. Topics
include the atmosphere; hydrosphere; weather; structure of Earth;
environmentalism; physics of motion; Newton's laws; gravity; and
astrophysics.
Biology:
Exploring Creation with Biology 2nd edition (Apologia) ISBN 9781932012545
This is a college-prep biology
course that provides a detailed introduction to the methods and concepts of
general biology. Heavily emphasizing the vocabulary of biology, it provides the
student with a strong background in the scientific method, the five-kingdom
classification scheme, microscopy, biochemistry, cellular biology, molecular
and Mendelian genetics, evolution, dissection, and ecosystems. It also provides
a complete survey of the five kingdoms in Creation.
Chemistry: Discovering Design with Chemistry
(Berean Builders) ISBN 9780996278461
This course includes topics such as
the classification of matter, atomic structure, spectroscopy, chemical bonding,
molecular geometry, physical change, chemical change, stoichiometry, solutions,
ideal gases, acid/base chemistry, reduction/oxidation reactions,
thermochemistry, thermodynamics, kinetics, and chemical equilibrium. Concepts
are woven together with their mathematical applications to help students learn
to think like chemists.
Human Anatomy: The Human Body: Fearfully
and Wonderfully Made 2nd edition (Apologia) ISBN 9781935495727 and The Human
Anatomy Coloring Book by Margaret Matt (Dover Publications) ISBN
9780486241388
Sixteen modules cover human anatomy
and physiology, including the skeletal, nervous, endocrine, lymphatic,
digestive, respiratory, and reproductive systems.
History:
Geography:
North Star Geography (Bright Ideas Press) ISBN 9781892427526
This course covers basic geography skills (maps,
navigation) as well as physical geography (topography, biosphere, structure of
the earth) and human geography (environmental stewardship, agriculture,
culture, heritage & more)- - -all from a Christian perspective.
World
History: Mystery of History Volume 4 (Bright Ideas Press) ISBN
9781892427304
Covering 1708 to 2014, it begins with Bach and
Handel, brings the reader through multiple "wars of independence" as
well as many "wars of ideologies" between Marxism, Darwinism,
Fascism, and the Cold War. World War I and II bring the reader to more modern
day conflicts, including a collapsed Soviet Union, a divided Korea, tension in
the Middle East, and an ongoing War on Terror. However, in addition to
studying the violence of this era, the artists, inventors, writers, and humanitarians
who contributed toward the "soul" of mankind over the last three
centuries are also integrated. A world history text, Mystery of History 4 does
cover important events in American history (though it cannot stand alone as an
American history course), including the American Revolution, the War Between
the States, the War in Vietnam, and the Civil Rights movement.
American
History: United States History Student Text 4th edition (Bob Jones
Press) ISBN 9781606820056
This text covers our nation's history from colonial
times up to the present. Focusing on God's providence and America's Christian
heritage, the text examines the circumstances which allowed for colonial
expansion and development into modern day America. Presented in narrative form,
it communicates the events of the U.S from Columbus to the 2000 election in an
engaging way.
Government
(1st semester): American Government Coursebook (Steck Vaughn) ISBN
9780669467956
This coursebook is divided into 6 main units: Constitution & Foundation of Government,
Political Behavior & Participation, Institutions of National Government,
Civil Liberties & Civil Rights, Public Policy & Comparative Government,
State & Local Government. The class
also utilizes discussion format to tie in current events with what is being
studied throughout the semester.
Economics
(2nd semester): Exploring Economics Curriculum Package (includes
Exploring Economics text and Making Choices: Readings in Economics)
(Notgrass) ISBN 9781609990947
Economics is relevant everywhere, from political
speeches to the daily decisions students make. Give teens the education to
understand what's going on in the world around them with this important
one-semester high school elective. Emphasizing faith in God and trusting His
Word, students will learn how being knowledgeable about economics will help
them become a better steward of the money God provides as well as a valuable,
informed contributor to the economy on the personal, household, local,
national, and international level. Exploring Economics reasserts the importance
of the free market system, providing a clear explanation of terms and concepts.
If you are interested in any of
the classes below please note that on your registration form. The
additional cost is typically $140-150 per semester for an individual
class. Please realize that these are serious courses intended to be taken
by serious minded students. We highly encourage parents to oversee their
children to ensure that work is being completed.
Math:
Algebra 1 - Algebra 1 Student Kit (Math U See)
Algebra 2 - Algebra 2 Student Kit (Math U See)
Geometry - Geometry Student Kit (Math U See)
Consumer
Math/Everyday Math - Consumer Mathematics in Christian Perspective (Abeka)
Bring mathematics down to earth---and show how
abstract financial concepts relate to our everyday lives! Covering topics
including budgeting, banking, investing, keeping tax records, and purchasing
daily necessities, this elective includes sample problems, charts, graphs, and
clarifying illustrations. Practical and faith-friendly, it portrays the
American free-enterprise system in a positive light.
Electives:
Personal
Finance (1st semester only) - Foundations in Personal Finance Student Text High
School Edition for Homeschool (Dave Ramsey) ISBN 9781936948192
This course is a complete, dynamic, high school
curriculum that teaches students about saving, investing, credit, debt, money
management, and more from a biblical perspective.
Biblical
Worldview (2nd semester only) - Thinking Like a Christian Student Journal
(Summit Ministries) ISBN 9780805438963
How do you live as a Christian in an increasingly
secular, public environment? This course delves into the complex world of
Christian apologetics and critical thinking with an easy to understand text and
engaging manner. Learn why a Bible-based worldview makes sense, and the flaws
and false assumptions within secular humanism, marxism and other worldly
viewpoints; finally receive an explanation of how exactly a Christian worldview
works in fields such as law, sociology, ethics, politics and other influential
spheres.
Health
(full year course - Friday only 1/2 credit) - Health in Christian Perspective
(Abeka)
Encourage teens to make health and wellness a
priority! This practical resource addresses nutrition, exercise, personal
hygiene, mental health, safety, first aid, disease prevention, drug abuse,
spiritual growth, and more. Includes an atlas of the body systems---digestive,
endocrine, skeletal, muscular, cardiovascular, and respiratory---and study
questions for comprehension, application, and review.
Physical
Education (full year course - Wednesday only 1/2 credit) - No text required
Students will get active in this class each week and
have additional work to do at home in order to fulfill all the requirements.
**Students may choose to take only PE for a 1/2
credit, only Health for a 1/2 credit, or both PE and Health.**