This course is designed to guide students on a thematic and chronological exploration of the Old and New Testaments, fostering a deep understanding of God’s Word and its relevance to everyday life.

Throughout this course, students will embark on a transformative journey of faith, guided by the overarching themes and principles woven throughout the Bible. From the stories of creation and redemption in the Old Testament to the teachings of Jesus and the early Christian church in the New Testament, students will explore key passages and narratives that illuminate God’s character and His plan for humanity.

One of the unique features of this course is its thematic and chronological approach to studying the Bible. By examining the overarching themes that thread through both the Old and New Testaments, students will gain a holistic understanding of Scripture and its application to their lives.

• God creates His world
• God keeps His promises
• God protects His people
• Christmas: God sends His son
• God guides His people
• God rules over His people
• God cares for His people
• Easter: God offers His son
• God strengthens His people
• God speaks with His people

This course is carefully crafted to capture students' interest in learning and reinforce the material taught in the phonics program. Through engaging activities and interactive exercises, students will have the opportunity to apply phonics concepts in a meaningful and enjoyable way, fostering comprehension and retention of key reading skills.

One of the key highlights of this course is its focus on building strong reading and communication foundations. By mastering phonics and reading principles and developing fluency in decoding words, students will gain the confidence and skills needed to tackle increasingly complex texts with ease.

Through engaging activities and comprehensive instruction, students will develop the confidence and competence needed to become proficient readers, laying the foundation for a lifetime of literacy and learning.

• Auditory discrimination (long and short sounds)
• Letter-sound association
• Fluency (verbal and written)
• Main ideas and details (describe characters, setting, and events)
• Authur’s craft and text structure
• Making inferences and drawing conclusions
• Character analysis
• Composition
• Prewriting skills
• Listening and oral communication
• Phonemic awareness and phonics
• Vocabulary
• Structural analysis
• Written communication (grammar, mechanics, and usage)
• Reading for comprehension and study skills

The Handwriting course is designed to introduce young students to foundational handwriting skills using PreCursive models. The course emphasizes proper letter formation through systematic practice, helping students develop motor control, neatness, and rhythm in their writing. The worktext features a variety of engaging content, including Scripture passages, poetry, and playful characters, to make learning enjoyable and memorable. As students progress, they practice matching uppercase and lowercase letters, writing neatly and legibly, and using proper posture. The course also reinforces letter names and sounds, aiding in the development of reading and spelling skills.

• Sequential practice in tracing and writing PreCursive alphabet
• Development of proper letter and word formation
• Focus on step-by-step instructions followed by repetitive practice.

Throughout this course, students will explore six captivating reading books, each filled with engaging stories and beautiful illustrations designed to encourage even the most reluctant reader. From fiction to biography, poetry to non-fiction, and drama, students will be introduced to a wide variety of genres, providing them with diverse literary experiences.

One of the key highlights of this course is its emphasis on incorporating phonics, English skills, and service words into each selection. This integrated approach ensures that students not only develop their reading comprehension abilities but also strengthen their foundational language skills in a meaningful context. Moreover, each reading selection is carefully curated to develop students' biblical worldview and encourage the cultivation of positive character traits such as compassion, courage, responsibility, honesty, and more.