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Kindergarten:
Curiosity Flourishes

 In Kindergarten, your child will discover maps, timelines, and history. Bible readings overlap with humanities lessons, helping children see God’s hand in the world. Science and nature studies allow students to observe, ask questions, and develop a deep appreciation for the natural world. Students learn fundamental art skills and study masterpieces by great artists like Pablo Picasso and Winslow Homer.

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First Grade:
World Exploration

 First grade deepens our students’ understanding of the world. Your child will explore the seven continents, studying geography, culture, and history alongside biblical narratives about the birth of people groups and nations. Students strengthen their reading and writing skills, and math lessons include real-world applications to develop problem-solving and critical thinking.

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Second Grade:
Ancient Discoveries

 In second grade, your child will study ancient Egypt and Israel. They’ll learn through rich literature like “Sword of Egypt” and read about the Israelites’ captivity in Egypt and their freedom in Genesis and Exodus. Science lessons are enriched with hands-on experiments and reading classic novels like “James and the Giant Peach.” Art aligns with the humanities timeline as classes draw the Great Pyramids of Giza with oil pastels and learn the ancient practice of loom weaving.

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Third Grade:
Classic Civilizations

Third grade marks an exciting transition as students begin studying Latin while discovering the foundational civilizations of ancient Greece and Rome. Latin helps your child learn the structure and usage of words, giving them a better grasp of English vocabulary and grammar for the rest of their lives. Knowledge comes alive as students apply their knowledge to build a miniature Roman villa.

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Fourth Grade:
Medieval Times

Fourth grade travels to the Middle Ages to study the Renaissance and the Early Church. Your child will learn about the start of Christianity by reading the Books of Acts, studying Renaissance artwork, and traveling to a monastery to experience monastic life. They’ll engage with more complex readings and refine their writing skills by composing essays and detailed narrative stories.

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 Fifth Grade:
Early American History

In fifth grade, students study the Mesoamerican civilization and early American history. They’ll follow the humanities timeline with literature like “The Witch of Blackbird Pond” and “Johnny Tremaine.” Imaginations are captured by science units on astronomy and the oceans, dissecting ocean creatures in class and taking field trips to planetariums.