5th - 8th Grade Classes

Your child will delight in describing all the exciting events they are learning about in this Ancient World History course using the Mystery of History vol. 1 text. 

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From creation to Christ's resurrection, history will be relevant and your student will enjoy making connections.

Students in Math 5 will continue building on the skills they developed in Math 4, and will apply them to “real world” scenarios. It is my goal to make math engaging and relevant through games, activities, and project based learning exercises in addition to the daily lesson activities. This year, students can expect to receive more individualized assistance during independent work times, learn cooperatively with other students during math project times, and discover how math is found in creation as well as how we use it every day. 

Through a variety of literature genres in reading and by exploring how to write with structure and style using IEW's effective approach, your child's skills will soar as they immerse themselves in various time periods and different worlds. 

Students will be amazed as they study God's design for the universe through Apologia's Explorer Series - Astronomy! 

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Students will learn to love writing with structure and style as we utilize IEWs systematic writing approach and Fix It! Grammar program. Literature selections across a variety of genres will expand students' horizons and will foster a love of reading, all while developing a rich vocabulary.

Students in Math 6 will continue building on the skills they developed in Math 5, and will apply them to “real world” scenarios. It is my goal to make math engaging and relevant through games, activities, and project based learning exercises in addition to the daily lesson activities. This year, students can expect to receive more individualized assistance during independent work times, learn cooperatively with other students during math project times, and discover how math is found in creation as well as how we use it every day.

From thesis statements to transitions, introductions to conclusions, students will learn the building blocks of a well-crafted essay in IEW's writing programs. Students will gain confidence in their ability to adequately craft descriptive writing, argumentative writing, and the beginning phases of literary analysis. Supplemental activities and lessons, along with creative elements, will be included to further encourage practice and understanding of essay writing that will prove purposeful in upper-level English classes.

This year, students will go in depth to explore Physical Science concepts through Apologia's Physical Science. 

Utilizing Notgrass's American History, students will jump back in time to discover what our nation was like before it was founded. 

In this class, students will exercise their problem-solving skills and learn that math can be accessible and useful! We will be using Teaching Textbooks for daily lessons in addition to a variety of math puzzles, games, and activities!

Students who are curious and interested in the medical field, including doctors, nurses, dentists, and more, will love learning in this Health Science class with Ms. Eve, Nurse Practitioner.