Catechism: Our students study the chief parts of Christian doctrine using Martin Luther’s Small Catechism, the Bible and a weekly workbook that correlates with the chapters of the catechism.
Religion: Students follow the Growing in the Word curriculum. They continue to develop their love for their Savior and discover ways to share God's Word with others.
Handwriting: Our students continue practicing cursive lettering they have learned from Zaner-Bloser methodology to progress to using regular lined notebook paper.
Memory Work: Each week, our students learn Bible passages and parts of the catechism.
Literature: Our students focus on integrating the arts to make a connection with the reading content. We use a novel lesson books-based curriculum.
American History: Our students learn how our country began and grew to what it is today. We use the text, U.S. History, Creating America: Beginning to Reconstruction and Reconstruction to present, published by McDougal Littell, 2002.
Spanish: Our students learn Spanish through Duolingo on their Chromebooks. They reinforce online lessons through flashcards and opportunities to speak Spanish throughout the day.
Spelling: Our students retain, internalize, and transfer valuable spelling knowledge for improved results in all areas of literacy in the classroom and beyond. We use Zaner-Bloser’s Spelling Connections 2012
Language Arts/Writing: Our students participate in forensics, and in particular, develop public speaking skills through a four-minute speech presentation. They also learn through The Shurley Method for language arts, which includes a heavy dose of grammar and writing.