Courses

Teaching through books, games, videos, songs, etc. to encourage good habits.

The Kids will learn to recognize the letter the letters of the alphabet and their sounds. This will be accomplished through sensory and other fun activities. They will also learn to count and recognize numbers with differents games. Hope see you soon!!

The Saxon Algebra 1 text offers coverage of signed numbers, exponents, solving equations, two equations with unknowns, graphing equations, scientific notation, ratio, percent, variation, unit conversions, geometry, trinomials, rational equations, perimeter, area, volume, English to metric conversion, surface area, quadratic formula

We will focus on seven works of American Literature: The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne, Little Women by Louisa May Alcott*, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain, The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald, Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury, A Raisin in the Sun by Lorraine Hansberry, and To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee. (Some of these books contain sensitive topics and offensive language. Please research or preview the titles to make sure they are appropriate for your student before registering for the course.) We may also read some poems and short stories during class, as time permits.

This course combined with the Exploring Creation with Biology, is equivalent to one full year of college Biology and will familiarize students with AP or CLEP exam content.

The goal of the class is to let the students try some new things and figure out what types of art expression they enjoy. Students will get a chance to try out different mediums: pencil, pen, markers, oil pastels, acrylic paint, watercolors and clay. They will be shown some basic uses with the supplies. Most work created in class will be taken home the same day with exceptions for art that must dry and may be taken home the next week.

We will be using manipulatives, games and worksheets to explore basic math skills.

In the Fall we will be exploring basic STEM concepts of the water cycle, Sound, Wind and some fun Story to STEM activities to round out the semester.

Students will learn basic tennis shots of serve, return, forehand and backhand. They will perform exercises to improve their athletic conditioning in the areas of flexibility, speed, agility, and footwork.

This course is a basic overview of most of the drivetrain and mechanics of the basic automobile. It is intended to instruct the unknowledgeable and amateur automobile owner. It is not intended to be a substitute for a college course in automotive repair but will assist you in getting to know the automotive repair industry. The impact of this course will be increased by as much hands-on contact as you can have with an automobile to practice what is taught in each lesson. This course also assumes little to no prior knowledge about automotive repair.

In this course students learn about observations and inferences, hypotheses, experiments, and scientific theories and laws.

Career Opportunity is a class where students will have the chance to learn and explore different career’s prospects. This class will give them the experience and instruction that occurs as I bring community partners into the classroom, to help the students develop confidence in making informed choices about their future employment goals and how to achieve them.

Gain a firm understanding of the basics of chemistry.

Each week we watch a Disney movie while we create a related craft

Each week we watch a Disney movie while we create a related craft

This class focuses on fun in literacy and STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) with weekly read-alouds of Dr. Seuss books, followed by a corresponding activity for young learners.

For Fall Semester we will be reading through: Great Illustrated Classics The Three Musketeers, Great Illustrated Classics Alice in Wonderland and finishing up with Nutcracked by Susan Adrian.

Let’s develop skills, teamwork, and fitness through various sports. We’ll play a variety of fun and active games.

Exploring America History is teaching children about the chief founders and builders of America. We will acquaint the students with the lives and impact of many critical people in America history.

Introduce your children to the fascinating world of chemistry and physics.

This course will cover scientific inquiry and history, geology, the human body and more, while engaging in experiments that use common chemicals and supplies.

Students will learn the seven continents of the world, along with the geography, culture, common religious practices, and history of each location.

Written from a Constitutionally Conservative perspective, this course will guide students to understand that our current judicial system is not following the rule of law-meaning that courts follow a fixed and knowable meaning of each written document, based upon the original meaning of the document.

An overview of many of the health occupations available as careers. We’ll discuss roles, responsibilities, education and licensing required for many health care careers.

We will read a variety of fun children's books and then have a craft that goes along with the theme of the book.

A fun cooking class especially geared for elementary to preteen students, with easy recipes that we will do in class, and can even do easily at home.

Join us in using your building skills to bring all kinds of creations to life.

In the Literature portion of this class, we will be reading two books called Journey to America and Out of My Mind. There will be weekly reading assignments and vocabulary to study. In class, we will read, review vocabulary, and answer comprehension questions. In the Writing portion of our class, we will learn basic writing skills starting with a review of basic grammar. There will be weekly paragraph assignments, and we will be using Writing Skills Book 1, as well as worksheets. We will learn to write a three-paragraph book summary for one of the books we read. The class fee includes the cost of the books.

We will be reviewing basic math concepts with games!

This class provides older students with an hour to work on their schoolwork. Students are expected to work individually and quietly so everyone can focus. Students should come prepared with assignments to work on - reading a novel, working on lab reports, doing math homework, etc.

Let's learn and move through our imagination! We will be using movement to engage young ones in educational pretend play.

In North Star Geography we will divide Geography into three primary categories.

This semester we will be reading The Good Eart by Pearl S. Buck.

Young children will be supervised in a room where they can play or nap.

Discovering Gods world through science

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Saxon Pre-algebra 1/2 is the culmination of pre-algebra mathematics, a full pre-algebra course and an introduction to geometry and discrete mathematics

Kids will improve their language skills, discover the magic of music, and learn to express themselves creatively through books and storytelling.

Children will be able to play games in a loosely structured setting.

Learn to use resin to make your own creations. Learn different styles and uses for resin using different mediums and fillers. Questions, just ask.

We will learn basic sewing skills including straight and zigzag stitches, basic sewing terms, sewing curves and straight, backstitching, following patterns, and more.

Come learn sign language with us! We will use videos, songs and games to learn all the signing we can.

Spanish I is designed as an introductory course for beginners and focuses on the four key areas of foreign language study: listening, speaking, reading, and writing.

Spanish 2 builds on the fundamental language elements taught in Spanish 1 and continues to focus on the four language skills: reading, writing, speaking, and listening in the target language. Through this course, students broaden their knowledge of Spanish grammatical structures and vocabulary allowing them to freely communicate ideas using various tenses. Students are challenged through their lessons and assignments to improve and further develop their language skills and their comprehension of Spanish. Students are also introduced to native aspects of Spanish-speaking cultures, which allow connections to be made with their own culture.

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Fall semester we will learn theater through theater games, small group commercial skits, and end with a big Christmas skit.

Toddlers do an activity like play dough, painting, coloring, etc and play. It's a great time to be a toddler.

Wonders of the World is a fun filled and fact learning class. We will explore world wonders from every part of the globe. It will be fun looking at what was man made and what was God made! When possible, we may enjoy a food from that part of world the wonder is in. We will have a craft or activity to go along with each wonder.

Explore events in world history from the 1500s to 1849. Students may read text at home independently or enjoy as a family read aloud. Students should be prepared to read 1-3 sentence narrations for each assigned chapter. This can be their own work or another can serve as their “scribe.” In class we will use maps and globes, create a timeline, and enjoy crafts, games, and activities.

In this course, you will gain, develop, and master skills in one or multiple areas of the yearbook creation process. Whether you’re interested in page design or photography, copywriting or marketing, or any other skill required to create a memorable yearbook, you’ll be able to come to class every day and learn by doing. Outside of developing these individual skills, we’re also working towards a single, shared goal: to create the most memorable yearbook MC2 has ever seen.