This course provides an in-depth exploration of character development rooted in Christ’s perfect example, featuring engaging Bible stories from both the Old and New Testaments. Students will learn and reflect on key character traits emphasized through application stories, highlighting the importance of Christ as Savior and the practical application of biblical principles in daily life. Additionally, the course includes memory verses to reinforce scriptural knowledge and personal growth in faith and character.

• Character traits based on Christ’s perfect example
• Bible stories from the Old and New Testaments
• Character traits emphasized in application stories how the importance of Christ as Savior and how to apply biblical principles to daily life
• Memory verses included

This course is designed to develop foundational literacy skills in young learners, focusing on letter recognition from Aa-Zz and the alphabetical arrangement of letters A-P. Students will learn to recognize their names, recall and infer details from stories, and dictate sentences for adults to transcribe. The curriculum emphasizes phonemic awareness, encouraging students to identify rhyming words and use letter-sound associations for all letters. Additionally, students will learn to use color words accurately and interpret a variety of fables, tales, and rhymes. Sequencing story events and reviewing both letter-sound associations and color words are key components, ensuring a comprehensive and engaging approach to early literacy development.

• Recognize the letters Aa-Zz
• Arrange the letters A-P alphabetically
• Recognize his or her name
• Recall details from a story
• Make inferences from a story
• Dictate sentences for an adult to write
• Identify rhyming words
• Use color words correctly
• Use letter-sound association for Aa-Zz
• Interpret fables, tales, and rhymes
• Sequence the events in a story
• Review letter-sound association
• Review color words

This course equips young learners with essential social and practical skills, emphasizing the importance of following directions and relating to others through a biblical lens. Students will describe their physical characteristics and identify family traits, roles, and functions, fostering a sense of self-awareness and family dynamics. The curriculum encourages comparison and contrast of self to others, promoting empathy and understanding. Additionally, students will explore the roles and tools of community helpers, identify various modes of transportation, and learn vital safety rules. Through these activities, the course aims to develop well-rounded individuals who can navigate their communities with confidence and compassion.

• Follow directions
• Relate Biblically to others
• Describe his or her physical characteristics
• Identify family characteristics, roles, and functions
• Compare and contrast self to others
• Describe the roles and tools of community helpers
• Identify modes of transportation
• Use safety rules

• Demonstrate proper hygiene
• Relate to the various features of a community
• Display a knowledge of history
• Describe holiday traditions
• Identify opposites
• List facts about America
• Identify patriotic symbols
• Describe the postal system
• Interpret emotions

This course provides a comprehensive introduction to essential mathematical concepts and skills for young learners. Students will explore spatial relationships and classification, recognize and continue patterns, and measure objects using comparisons and tools. Counting skills are developed for numbers 1-20, alongside recognition of two and three-dimensional shapes. Practical applications include completing graphs, measuring time, estimating, and comparing sets of numbers. The curriculum also covers distinguishing between past, present, and future, reviewing counting skills, and differentiating types of money. Basic arithmetic is introduced with simple addition and subtraction, telling time to the hour, and foundational calculator skills, ensuring a well-rounded mathematical education.

• Describe spatial relationships
• Classify items
• Recognize and continue a pattern 
• Measure objects using comparison or tools 
• Use counting skills for the numbers 1-20
• Recognize two- and three-dimensional shapes
• Complete a graph 
• Measure time 
• Estimate using numbers 

• Compare sets of numbers
• Distinguish between past, present, and future
• Review counting skills 
• Differentiate types of money 
• Use simple addition 
• Use simple subtraction
• Telling time to the hour 
• Use basic calculator skills

This course offers a rich and engaging introduction to the natural world, focusing on sensory exploration and scientific inquiry. Students will learn to name and utilize the five senses to identify objects and their characteristics, sequence processes, and describe weather conditions. The curriculum includes hands-on experiments with light, sound, magnets, and gravity, fostering a practical understanding of these physical properties. Students will explore chemical reactions, seasonal changes, and the life cycle of a pumpkin, alongside broader topics such as space exploration and the solar system. Additionally, the course covers the physical properties of matter, the four seasons, and various animals and their habitats, including dinosaurs, farm animals, zoo animals, pond creatures, garden inhabitants, and ocean life. Through these activities, students will develop a foundational understanding of the natural sciences and God’s world around them.

• Name the five senses 
• Use the five senses to identify objects and their characteristics 
• Sequence the steps in a process
• Describe the weather 
• Experiment with the properties of light 
• Experiment with the properties and characteristics of common objects
• Describe a chemical reaction
• Observe seasonal changes
• Sequence the life of a pumpkin 
• Experiment with the mechanics of sound 
• Experiment with magnets 
• Observe the effects of gravity 

• Describe space exploration and the solar system 
• Describe the physical properties of matter 
• Name and describe four seasons 
• Name and describe animals and their homes 
• Name and describe dinosaurs, farm animals, zoo animals, pond animals 
• Sequence the life cycle of a plant 
• Name and describe garden creatures 
• Name and describe beach and ocean animals