Bible
Philosophy: We study Bible to …
- hear and apply God’s word to our lives
- develop our understanding of God’s nature and character
- recognize God’s plan of redemption throughout history
Topics covered include: Old Testament events and people; New Testament life and ministry of Jesus
Language Arts
Philosophy: We study language arts to …
- communicate creatively and precisely
- gain reading skills essential for a wide variety of purposes
Topics covered include: letter recognition, phonemic awareness, writing and handwriting, reading, oral expression and comprehension
Mathematics
Philosophy: We study math to …
- examine the order and precision of God’s created universe
- become equipped with important life skills
Topics covered include: number sense and recognition; sorting, patterns, and sequencing; number value; shapes and measurement
Science
Philosophy: We study science to …
- develop an appreciation for God and his creation
- promote curiosity and explore questions
- grow as caretakers of his created world
Topics covered include: five senses, volcanoes, life cycles, embryology, skeletal system, motion, solar system, nutrition
Social Studies
Philosophy: We study social studies to …
- understand our roles and responsibilities as citizens in God’s world
- apply knowledge about the past to current situations
- gain appreciation of diverse cultures and areas
Topics covered include: geography and world cultures; historic events; communities and community helpers
Computers
Philosophy: We study computers to …
- gain efficiency and discernment in using communication tools
- connect learning to real-life applications
Resources: internet applications
Physical Education
Philosophy: We study physical education to …
- develop our physical abilities
- cultivate life-long healthy habits that honor God
- enjoy opportunities to interact with peers through activities and sports
Topics covered include: fitness awareness, creative movement, object control; to share, care, and play fair
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