
Upper Elementary
The following academic classes will be offered to third through sixth grades.
Science: 3rd-4th Grades

Apologia: Zoology 2 Swimming Creatures - Dive into the world below the water, where gills meet teeth, and everything dances to a rhythmic motion as we discover what swims and grows in the deep. Semester 1 Only
Apologia: Anatomy & Physiology - Explore how your body works the way it works, from blood vessels to the "funny bone," from nutrition to exercise. Students will engage in physiology experiments and learn about themselves as God's most special creation. Semester 2 Only
Tuesdays: Concept Review in Zoology 2 & Physiology Workbooks (Not Junior Version)
Thursdays: Labs/Experiments
The above textbooks and workbooks are required for this class; however, the mp3 audiobook is available online via MySchoolWorx.
Science: 5th-6th Grades

Apologia: Botany - Dig into the fun and learn about the growing world of fungus and weeds to flowers and trees, students will engage with amazing lessons about things that are green. Semester 1 Only
Apologia: Astronomy - Learning about stars and planets, comets and quarks, students will engage with amazing lessons about things that are beyond our world. Semester 2 Only
Tuesdays: Concept Review in Botany & Astronomy Workbooks (Not Junior Version)
Thursdays: Labs/Experiments
The above textbooks and workbooks are required for this class; however, the mp3 audiobook is available online via MySchoolWorx.
History: 3rd-4th Grades

Mystery of History Vol. I - An intriguing study of world history from a biblical worldview starting with Creation through the Resurrection of Jesus.
Thursday Only Class.
The above textbooks are required for this class; however, the mp3 audiobook is available online via MySchoolWorx.
History: 5th-6th Grades

Mystery of History Vol. III - An intriguing study of world history from a biblical worldview starting with the Early Renaissance to the Growth of Nations.
Thursday Only Class.
The above textbooks are required for this class; however, the mp3 audiobook is available online via MySchoolWorx.
Literature Analysis: 3rd-4th Grades

Unit Studies - As We Walk, including books, poetry & short stories such as The Chocolate Touch, Because of Winn Dixie, Stuart Little, and more. The reading list is HERE!
Thursday Only Class.
Literature Analysis: 5th-6th Grades

Unit Studies - As We Walk, including books, poetry & short stories such as Huckleberry Finn, The Black Stallion, Tuck Everlasting and more. The reading list is HERE!
Thursday Only Class.
Writing & Grammar: 3rd-4th Grades

The Write Foundation: Prepare To Write - Many students discover that learning fundamental sentence writing skills and grammar becomes more enjoyable when incorporating fun topics and activities. This English composition curriculum also addresses common writing errors, aiming to equip students for paragraph writing.
Tuesday Only Class.
Writing & Grammar: 5th-6th Grades

The Write Foundation: Creating Sentences - Many students find that integrating grammar into their writing to craft descriptive sentences becomes more enjoyable when using engaging topics and activities. This English composition curriculum also covers common writing errors, preparing students for paragraph writing. Additionally, students explore the creative use of figures of speech and grammar in both poetry and sentence construction.
Tuesday Only Class.
Bible: 3rd-4th Grades

Apologia: The Word In Motion Old Testament - Spanning from the Creation of the World to the silence after Malachi, students will begin to recognize how the various books of the Bible weave together to convey God's enduring love for humanity. They develop a richer understanding of God's truth and begin to read the Word with a greater passion, and genuine understanding.
Tuesday Only Class.
Bible: 5th-6th Grades

Answers In Genesis: Elem. Apologetics Vol. 1-4 - Encouraging students to strengthen their faith, this unique course equips learners to address challenging questions with biblical answers, exploring topics like creation, sin, dinosaurs, and the Flood of Noah. By delving into God's Word and writing out daily verses, students will deepen their understanding of Scripture while gaining confidence in defending their faith against secular perspectives. Semester 1 Only
Valorrea: Systematic Theology - This unit guides students through foundational Christian beliefs in an organized and age-appropriate way. Throughout the semester, students will explore key theological themes such as: the nature of God, Scripture, creation, humanity, sin, salvation, and Christian living. Lessons encourage thoughtful discussion, engagement with Scripture, and personal reflection, helping students understand not just what Christians believe, but why those beliefs matter. The workbook activities are designed to build biblical literacy, strengthen faith foundations, and support meaningful application in everyday life. Semester 2 Only
Tuesday Only Class.
Spanish: 3rd-6th Grades
Conversational Spanish introduces students to basic Spanish language skills through speaking, listening, games, songs, and interactive activities. Students will learn common words and phrases used in everyday conversations, including greetings, numbers, colors, family, food, and simple questions.
The class focuses on building confidence in speaking Spanish while learning about Spanish-speaking cultures from around the world. This course encourages participation, curiosity, and communication in a fun and supportive environment. Semester 2 Only
Tuesday Only Class.
Cultures & Customs: 3rd-6th Grades

Around The World In 180 Days - We invite students to explore the world by learning about different countries, regions, and people groups. Through world geography, stories, hands-on activities, and discussions, students will discover how culture shapes daily life, traditions, language, food, and faith systems around the globe.
This class helps students develop curiosity, respect, and understanding for diverse communities while building foundational knowledge of maps, continents, and global connections. Students are encouraged to ask questions, make comparisons, and see the world from new perspectives.
Semester 1 Only
Tuesday Only Class.
