Bible Lessons

The foundation for all learning. Students are led through the stories used to hold their interest as they learn about God and His Son, Jesus and truths of the Old and New Testaments, including Bible doctrine and application at an age-appropriate level.

Phonics

Phonics is one of the most popular methods to teach a child how to read and write. Children learn the relationships between sounds and symbols—the sounds made by individual letters or letter groups. This knowledge is used to decode the words and sound them out—in.

Students learn vowel and consonant sounds, blends, one-and two-vowel words, words with special sounds, and sentence comprehension.

Reading

Reading booklets employ phonics as the most logical, orderly way to introduce reading to children. These readers are carefully chosen for interest and readability promoting comprehension of reading material and development of critical thinking skills.

The Readers contain short stories and word pages that correlate with the phonics sounds taught in class, beginning with one-vowel words and then progressing to two-vowel words. Students answer factual and inferential comprehension questions and discussion questions.

Math

Continue learning mathematical concepts and problem-solving skills that emphasize the spiral approach of revisiting and building upon the learning throughout each year and from one year to the next.

Students learn to recognize and understand number concepts; distinguish before and after numbers; add and subtract; number sequences; number words; telling time; working with money.

Language Arts

Thought and language form the foundation of learning and communication that is why expanding the student's vocabulary and language skills is vitally important.

Students learn new vocabulary words, increase listening skills as they hear new information and then answer related questions, and increase cognitive skills.

Arts & Crafts

The assortment of colorful projects introduces students to basic concepts of art and gives them a variety of opportunities to build upon concepts that have already been taught such as coloring, painting, tracing, drawing, cutting, and gluing with a variety of materials.

Fun way to review colors and shapes, development of small-muscle coordination, develop hand-eye coordination, and enhance thinking and listening skills to make learning even more fun.

Social Studies

Presents an inspiring portrayal of peoples, lands, heroes, triumphs, and setbacks.

K5 introduces kindergartners to community helpers, beginnings of American history, interesting features of countries around the world, and simple geography.

Developmental Skills

K5 Think and Learn features coloring pages, mazes, directed-art pages, and other activities designed to aid the kindergarten child in the development of writing readiness, hand-eye coordination, visual perception, listening and thinking skills, and good character.

Science/Health

K5s experience a simple, exciting introduction to God's plan for the universe. Students learn about the five senses, the weather, seasons, seeds, and animals show the amazing wonders of God's design in this world He has created.