Maples
(3rd Grade)
Core Classes
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Elementary core classes are 2-day classes. Students will attend both Mondays & Wednesdays for each core class hour taken. A one day option is available, but parents will be expected to present the new information and material on the second day to ensure the student stays on track with the class schedule.
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Each class has a supply list. On the items you purchase, you only need ONE set for all classes, not 4 sets if you take all 4 core classes.
Language & Writing
ABEKA Language 3 - Language concepts are introduced in class through writing, hands on activities, games, and other Whole Brain Teaching interactive activities. The class will promote creativity, correct use of grammar, spelling, introduction to the eight parts of speech and mechanics of writing with emphasis on capitalization, punctuation, and writing skills. The writing activities will include organizing ideas, summarizing, paragraphs and written reports. Experience in writing book reports and oral presentations will also be introduced. The Language 3 work-text, up to 5 lessons per week, is completed at home allowing the child to apply and review concepts under parent guidance. The classroom time will enrich, expand upon and introduce some concepts that are covered in the Language 3 work-text. Grading will be share between the teacher and parent. Optional grade collection, recording and year end grades will be managed by parent. Perquisite: Parent and student being able to work together in the Language work-text to complete assignments. Students’ willingness to have fun and to discover their unique learning style.
BOB JONES Handwriting 3 reinforces good handwriting habits and establishes a consistent, legible writing style. Writing practices include copying poems, paragraphs, Bible verses, and writing personal compositions. The student will work towards mastery of cursive writing skills. Writing skills are developed through classroom practice and discussion. Completion of daily writing assignments under your supervision will also be important in the success of your student. Perquisite: Student can write their alphabet to of their the best of their ability.
Supplies:
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Book Rental Fee of $15 per semester may incur
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Each student needs these items (they apply for all core classes, you do not need 4 different sets. 1 set of the below items is plenty): Six sharpened pencils, two glue sticks, student scissors, one fine line and one broad line expo marker- any color, colored pencils, markers, pink eraser, small clear packing tape 188in x1000 in red cutter is attached, nose tissues, eight-tab plastic binder dividers with pockets, (binders provided), 2 wide-lined spiral notebooks, 10 file folders any color for lap booking, can be used or new, graph paper- composition notebook -½ inch squares- 2 squares per inch, lined, large 8.5x11 (please be sure to get the ½ in square journal), Sturdy box or container for supplies. Label supplies with student’s name
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$5 supply fee per semester for misc art supplies and copies
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Abeka Workbook - Purchase Link
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Handwriting Workbook - Purchase Link
Class Offered Both Days
Teacher: Candy Matheny
8:30am - 9:15am
Math
Abeka Arithmetic 3 The class will promote learning creativity and presentation of different approaches to mastering 1,2-, and 3-digit multiplication and 1, 2-digit division problems. Students will apply arithmetic concepts to everyday situations through word problems, measurement conversions, cooking, lap booking, games, manipulatives, and literature. In second semester they begin to work with fractions learning to reduce, add, and subtract these parts of a whole. They will learn to read and use a tape measure with hands on activities and building projects. Math concepts will be introduced, expanded upon, or practiced in the classroom. With parent help and direction students will complete up to 5 math lessons per week. Optional grade collection, recording and year end grades will be managed by parent. The student will be exposed to classroom testing with math quizzes. Math grading will be done by the teacher, but parent is also encouraged to grade student work to stay in touch with their progress.
Supplies:
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Book Rental Fee of $15 per semester may incur
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Each student needs these items (they apply for all core classes, you do not need 4 different sets. 1 set of the below items is plenty): Six sharpened pencils, two glue sticks, student scissors, one fine line and one broad line expo marker- any color, colored pencils, markers, pink eraser, small clear packing tape 188in x1000 in red cutter is attached, nose tissues, eight-tab plastic binder dividers with pockets, (binders provided), 2 wide-lined spiral notebooks, 10 file folders any color for lap booking, can be used or new, graph paper- composition notebook -½ inch squares- 2 squares per inch, lined, large 8.5x11 (please be sure to get the ½ in square journal), Sturdy box or container for supplies. Label supplies with student’s name
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$5 supply fee per semester for misc art supplies and copies
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Workbook - Purchase Link
Class Offered Both Days
Teacher: Candy Matheny
9:20am - 10:05am
Reading & Spelling
Abeka 3rd Grade Reading
What an exciting and growing year in reading! This year’s reading includes simplified versions of novels, chapter books and Abeka readers. It is also time for increased emphasis on reading speed and comprehension.
Spelling: Equip your child with hundreds of words that he can confidently spell correctly. Spelling and Poetry 3 gives your child 34 spelling lists complete with vocabulary words, definitions, and implementation exercises. Eight poems are also included in this textbook to help your child appreciate the beauty of language and the literary value of poetry. This course will help your child recognize challenging words and appreciate language. There will also be a focus of learning the Dolch 100 sight words list.
Supplies:
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Abeka Spelling & Poetry 3 - Purchase Link HERE
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Each student needs these items (they apply for all core classes, you do not need 4 different sets. 1 set of the below items is plenty): Six sharpened pencils, two glue sticks, student scissors, one fine line and one broad line expo marker- any color, colored pencils, markers, pink eraser, small clear packing tape 188in x1000 in red cutter is attached, nose tissues, eight-tab plastic binder dividers with pockets, (binders provided), 2 wide-lined spiral notebooks, 10 file folders any color for lap booking, can be used or new, graph paper- composition notebook -½ inch squares- 2 squares per inch, lined, large 8.5x11 (please be sure to get the ½ in square journal), Sturdy box or container for supplies. Label supplies with student’s name
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$5 supply fee per semester for misc art supplies and copies
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Readers & Skill Sheets purchased by Aspire.
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Book Rental Fee of $15 per semester may incur
Class Offered Both Days
Teacher: Candy Matheny
10:45am - 11:30am
Science / History
First Semester is Science
Abeka Exploring God’s World
Show your child the hand of God in His Creation of man and man’s environment through Exploring God’s World. Studies the senses of the human body, the process of photosynthesis, the classifications of animals, the characteristics of different climates, and more. Experiment with fun “Something to Try” exercises throughout the book that calls your child to practice what he’s learning.
Second Semester is History
Abeka Our American Heritage
From Christopher Columbus to Martin Luther King, Jr., give your child a chronological understanding of great leaders in American history. With 22 biographical excerpts of Presidents, generals, preachers, pioneers, and more, your child can observe the character-building qualities of these leaders. Finish off the semester with individual projects that include visual and oral presentations.
Supplies:
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Our American Heritage Map Skills Book - Purchase Link HERE
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Each student needs these items (they apply for all core classes, you do not need 4 different sets. 1 set of the below items is plenty): Six sharpened pencils, two glue sticks, student scissors, one fine line and one broad line expo marker- any color, colored pencils, markers, pink eraser, small clear packing tape 188in x1000 in red cutter is attached, nose tissues, eight-tab plastic binder dividers with pockets, (binders provided), 2 wide-lined spiral notebooks, 10 file folders any color for lap booking, can be used or new, graph paper- composition notebook -½ inch squares- 2 squares per inch, lined, large 8.5x11 (please be sure to get the ½ in square journal), Sturdy box or container for supplies. Label supplies with student’s name
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$5 supply fee per semester for misc art supplies and copies
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Worksheets purchased by Aspire.
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Book Rental Fee of $15 per semester may incur
Class Offered Both Days
Teacher: Candy Matheny
11:35am - 12:25pm
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Elective Classes
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Elementary elective classes are 1-day classes. Students will either Mondays or Wednesdays depending on class enrolled in. Each elementary elective class is $120 per semester unless otherwise noted.
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Each class has a description, supply list and/or supply fee listed.
5th Hour Elective Classes
Days Offered: Monday
Class Description:
Simple class full of fun arts & crafts!
Teacher: Jenesa Wheeler
Supplies Needed:
- Provided
Semester Supply Fee: $15
(collected each semester)
Arts & Crafts
Days Offered: Monday, Wednesday
Class Description:
Playful Pioneers is an explorative literature and projects based class, built around The Little House on the Prairie series. Throughout this class, we will cover: Bible, reading, discussion, narration, science, history, map work, art, poetry, and practical life skills, which will all flow from chapters that we read in these beloved books. Each week will involve making either a coordinating craft or a selection from The Playful Pioneers cookbook. Lots of fun will be had, while we focus on hands-on learning.
Teacher: Samantha Floyd
Supplies Needed:
- Provided - We will be making all sorts of interesting foods and projects, for which all will be purchased with the associated fee. I’ll also provide a folder for each child to keep all of their papers/projects in until the end of the semester and a classroom supply of crayons, colored pencils, watercolors, etc. All supplies will be provided, using supply fee.
Semester Supply Fee: $30
(collected each semester)
Playful Pioneers
Days Offered: Monday
Class Description:
Hands on learning with a fun twist! Little to no lecturing, plenty of opportunities to learn by doing. It may get loud, it may get messy however this is where the love of learning is found. Last semester we made paper rockets (learned about aerodynamics and flight), origami leap frogs (leap year), confetti cannons (New Years), ran for President (Presidents Day), and built bridges out of only 6 pieces of paper and 6 inches of tape that held 8+ text books , and so much more.
Teacher: Nathan Bishop
Supplies Needed:
- Provided
Semester Supply Fee: $15
(collected each semester)
Worlds of Wonder
Days Offered: Monday
Class Description:
This class focuses on fun through learning a skill and being proud that the student has created something from a piece of fabric and thread. I encourage creativity over preciseness sew that the student will gain a feeling of accomplishment for this art. This class is for the beginner sewer who wants to learn about how a sewing machine works while creating several projects.
Teacher: Ms. Sewbee
Supplies Needed:
- Seam ripper
- 2 pools of white thread each semester
Semester Supply Fee: $35
(collected each semester)
Beginner Sewing
Days Offered: Monday
Class Description:
It’s time to dive into a good book! Students will have weekly reading assignments to complete at home as well as written assignments to help them consider what they've read. Class time will be spent discussing the assigned reading along with introducing students to elements of literature such as plot, theme, symbolism, foreshadowing, etc. Novels: Summer of the Monkey’s/ The Best Christmas Pageant Ever / Pippi Longstocking / Where the Red Fern Grows Most literature guides used are either Total Language Plus, Progeny Press or Novel Ties.
Teacher: Amy Shipman
Supplies Needed:
- 3-ring 1-inch binder
- 5 divider tabs
- notebook paper
- pencil
Semester Supply Fee: $15 Book Rental Fee
(collected each semester)
Beginner Literature
Days Offered: Monday
Class Description:
This class will take the younger students from basic sight reading and notes to playing a song. Starting on the 1st string on week one, string 2 on week two....continuing this pattern until week six on the 6th string. Next we will learn chords and progressions leading up to full songs. The primary goal of this class is to teach each student proper playing through proper practice and the joy of music achieved by reaching smaller goals (wins) and ultimately bigger goals (playing a full song).
Teacher: Sheldon Clark
Supplies Needed:
- Guitar & Case
Semester Supply Fee: $20
(collected each semester)
Beginner Guitar
Days Offered: Wednesday
Class Description:
We will be working on basics of correct posture, finger techniques, sound production, bowings, vibrato, shifting to high positions, note reading, playing in a group and everything else needed for playing the violin.
Teacher: Elana Gavrilov
Supplies Needed:
- Violin and bow
- 1/2 inch ring binder
- clear pockets for storing the music
Semester Supply Fee: $10
(collected each semester)
Violin
Days Offered: Wednesday
Class Description:
We will be using the website Generation Genius to explore science through fun experiments each day.
Teacher: Katie Acuna
Supplies Needed:
- Scissors, 1 glue stick, 1 bottle of white glue, 1 box of markers, 1 box of crayons, and 1 ruler
Semester Supply Fee: $25
(collected each semester)
Generation Genius Science Lab
Days Offered: Wednesday
Class Description:
STEM is designed to educate students in the four discipline areas of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. At times, art will also be added, making it STEAM. Each of the disciplines are integrated through project based learning of real world applications requiring problem solving. The following are skills that are developed through STEM: problem solving, creativity, inquiry skills, math and science skills, engineering-design thinking, critical thinking, and collaboration.
Teacher: Sarah Mullins
Supplies Needed:
- 1 inch binder
Semester Supply Fee: $0
(collected each semester)
STEM Class
Days Offered: Wednesday
Class Description:
Through hands-on, authentic learning experiences,
Students learn effective methods for shopping, sewing, childcare, clothing care, cooking, nutrition, home-care, hospitality, family and household management.
Teacher: Ms. Sewbee
Supplies Needed:
- TBD
Semester Supply Fee: $25
(collected each semester)
Home Ec
Days Offered: Wednesday
Class Description:
We will be covering the Elements of Composition. The first 8 classes will cover the 7 elements of composition: Line, Shape, Pattern, Texture, Balance, Gray Value and Color with two classes on color. We will also learn how to draw in perspective and proper proportions of a human form. Students will be trained to look at an object and draw it in proportion. Students will learn about various artists throughout history to learn various techniques of creating art and will practice these techniques in class.
Teacher: Allison Leach
Supplies Needed:
- 8-10 Classic Bold Line Markers
- 4 pack Art Pencils - HB, 2B, 4B & 6B
- 12 pack colored pencils
- 24 pack Crayola Crayons
- Big Eraser
- 2 Black Sharpie
- 8 color Crayola Watercolor Set
Semester Supply Fee: $15
(collected each semester)
Art Composition
Days Offered: Wednesday
Class Description:
IEW All Things Fun and Fascinating: This is a wonderful class to introduce elementary students to writing. Writing doesn't have to be boring or scary with IEW. All Things Fun and Fascinating uses funny characters, crafty creatures, and famous men of history to teach students to take notes, summarize narrative stories, write from pictures, put together a mini-research report, and compose creative essays. This class is for grades 3rd-5th and will meet once a week. While the main lesson instruction will be completed in class, parents will need to oversee the weekly homework. Join us as we delve into a writing class that will be both fun and fascinating.
Teacher: Sarah Gollotte
Supplies Needed:
- All Things Fun & Fascinating: Writing Lessons in Structure & Style, Revised Edition: Purchase Link HERE
- 3 ring binder
- Around 25 page protectors (to be placed in 3 ring binder)
- Loose leaf lined paper
- Pencil pouch for 3 ring binder
- 3x5 inch notecards
Semester Supply Fee: $0
(collected each semester)
Intro to IEW - All Things Fun & Fascinating
Days Offered: Wednesday
Class Description:
This is a beginner ukulele class for 5th and younger. We will learn basic chords and rhythm patterns. We then move on to playing songs and have fun learning about musical concepts that apply to all musical instruments. Most of the school year will be dedicated to playing sing-along songs and having fun enjoying the music they are making. This class was created to possibly making an easy transition to the guitar class.
Teacher: Sheldon Clark
Supplies Needed:
- Ukulele & Case
Semester Supply Fee: $20
(collected each semester)
Beginner Ukulele
6th Hour Elective Classes
Days Offered: Monday, Wednesday
Class Description:
This class provides students with the opportunity to learn a variety of games, sports, and sport related movements as well as health and fitness education. Focus is on sportsmanship during fitness and sport activities. Get ready for fun and exercise!
Teacher: Samantha Martinez
Supplies Needed:
- Comfortable Clothing & Shoes
Semester Supply Fee: $0
(collected each semester)
P.E.
Days Offered: Monday
Class Description:
We will be working on basics of correct posture, finger techniques, sound production, bowings, vibrato, shifting to high positions, note reading, playing in a group and everything else needed for playing the violin.
Teacher: Elana Gavrilov
Supplies Needed:
- Violin and bow
- 1/2 inch ring binder
- clear pockets for storing the music
Semester Supply Fee: $10
(collected each semester)
Violin
Days Offered: Monday
Class Description:
We will be using the website Generation Genius to explore science through fun experiments each day.
Teacher: Katie Acuna
Supplies Needed:
- Scissors, 1 glue stick, 1 bottle of white glue, 1 box of markers, 1 box of crayons, and 1 ruler
Semester Supply Fee: $25
(collected each semester)
Generation Genius Science Lab
Days Offered: Monday
Class Description:
In the Culinary Arts portion of this class, we will learn basic terminology, measurements, kitchen safety, and skills that are useful for preparing food. We will be making a variety of foods that require minimal use of the microwave, stove, and oven such as healthy snacks/appetizers, easy breakfasts & lunches, side dishes & some sweet treats. In the Home Economics portion of this class, we will learn a little bit of everything - chores around the house, general etiquette, manners for specific situations, and self-care. We will learn how to do each of these things and why they are important. To help keep interest levels high, we will alternate between Culinary and Home Ec lessons. Lessons will include fun activities, games, crafts, and scriptural lessons/verses when applicable. There will be an occasional activity or challenge sent home with the students for them to do with you or an older brother or sister. These will be optional, but I highly suggest completing them if for no other reason than to just spend time with your kiddos and let them show you what they’ve learned. I have one goal in this class… to teach your kiddos important life skills in a fun manner!
Teacher: Calista Firor-Reeder
Supplies Needed:
- Apron if needed for preparing food and Ponytail holders to tie back long hair before class.
- Other Supplies Provided
Semester Supply Fee: $30
(collected each semester)
Culinary & Home Ec
Days Offered: Monday
Class Description:
Fossils to Fuel is a hands-on earth science class created for third, fourth, and fifth grade students. The curriculum was created by OERB (Oklahoma Energy Resources Board). The goal of this class is to help students gain a basic understanding of the transfer of energy from the sun to petroleum and then into our homes. Some of the topics covered will be potential and kinetic energy, formation of oil and gas, properties of oil, properties and porosity of rocks, sound waves, and viscosity of liquids. Experiments bring these science topics to life as students learn how the topics relate to their everyday lives.
Teacher: Sarah Mullins
Supplies Needed:
- 1-inch binder
Semester Supply Fee: $0
(collected each semester)
OERB - Fossils to Fuel
Days Offered: Monday
Class Description:
Have you ever watched your kids make slime and wondered if they're learning anything from it? Have YOU ever wondered what in the world is happening with all of those ingredients to make that sticky stuff? Well, there's chemical reactions happening in there causing polymers to form crosslinks and become a pliable, sensory dream for kids. In this STEM class, we will complete experiments from various studies of science (chemistry, physics, earth sciences, life sciences, etc.), learning what's actually happening during all that fun. It may get messy! It will certainly get crazy! But my goal is for students to learn two things: science is happening everywhere and science is FUN! Students will be provided handouts, lecture/discussion time and all supplies needed to complete the experiment in lab groups each week. The Scientific Method will be taught and used.
Teacher: Amy Shipman
Supplies Needed:
- pencil
Semester Supply Fee: $30
(collected each semester)
STEM Class
Days Offered: Monday
Class Description:
We will be covering the Elements of Composition. The first 8 classes will cover the 7 elements of composition: Line, Shape, Pattern, Texture, Balance, Gray Value and Color with two classes on color. We will also learn how to draw in perspective and proper proportions of a human form. Students will be trained to look at an object and draw it in proportion. Students will learn about various artists throughout history to learn various techniques of creating art and will practice these techniques in class.
Teacher: Allison Leach
Supplies Needed:
- 8-10 Classic Bold Line Markers
- 4 pack Art Pencils - HB, 2B, 4B & 6B
- 12 pack colored pencils
- 24 pack Crayola Crayons
- Big Eraser
- 2 Black Sharpie
- 8 color Crayola Watercolor Set
Semester Supply Fee: $15
(collected each semester)
Art Composition
Days Offered: Monday
Class Description:
This is a beginner ukulele class for 5th and younger. We will learn basic chords and rhythm patterns. We then move on to playing songs and have fun learning about musical concepts that apply to all musical instruments. Most of the school year will be dedicated to playing sing-along songs and having fun enjoying the music they are making. This class was created to possibly making an easy transition to the guitar class.
Teacher: Sheldon Clark
Supplies Needed:
- Ukulele & Case
Semester Supply Fee: $20
(collected each semester)
Beginner Ukulele
Days Offered: Monday
Class Description:
IEW All Things Fun and Fascinating: This is a wonderful class to introduce elementary students to writing. Writing doesn't have to be boring or scary with IEW. All Things Fun and Fascinating uses funny characters, crafty creatures, and famous men of history to teach students to take notes, summarize narrative stories, write from pictures, put together a mini-research report, and compose creative essays. This class is for grades 3rd-5th and will meet once a week. While the main lesson instruction will be completed in class, parents will need to oversee the weekly homework. Join us as we delve into a writing class that will be both fun and fascinating.
Teacher: Sarah Gollotte
Supplies Needed:
- All Things Fun & Fascinating: Writing Lessons in Structure & Style, Revised Edition: Purchase Link HERE
- 3 ring binder
- Around 25 page protectors (to be placed in 3 ring binder)
- Loose leaf lined paper
- Pencil pouch for 3 ring binder
- 3x5 inch notecards
Semester Supply Fee: $0
(collected each semester)
Intro to IEW - All Things Fun & Fascinating
Days Offered: Monday
Class Description:
In this fun and exciting class, students will start off their coding journey with the basics of block coding using Microsoft MakeCode Arcade! This is a simple and effective way to understand the key concepts that apply to even high-level coding. During the class, they will create a platformer game (similar to Mario in concept), this will involve learning to create sprites, move them around a screen, level creation, and interactions between objects!
Teacher: Code Ninjas
Supplies Needed:
- Provided
Semester Supply Fee: $20
(collected each semester)
Microsoft MakeCode Game Development
Days Offered: Monday
Class Description:
The purpose of this class to introduce Primary Students to the moviemaking process in a fun and interactive way. Students will be working in groups as they learn how to create and hopefully, develop a love for visual storytelling. This course will focus more on activity rather than lecture and will introduce students to different types of moviemaking. Each lesson will take approx. 3-4 weeks to complete. Grading will be based on participation as well as a few fun homework assignments.
Teacher: Renee Michaels
Supplies Needed:
- Provided
Semester Supply Fee: $0
(collected each semester)
Intro to Movie Making
Days Offered: Wednesday
Class Description:
Simple class full of fun arts & crafts!
Teacher: Jenesa Wheeler
Supplies Needed:
- Provided
Semester Supply Fee: $15
(collected each semester)
Arts & Crafts
Days Offered: Wednesday
Class Description:
This class focuses on fun through learning a skill and being proud that the student has created something from a piece of fabric and thread. I encourage creativity over preciseness sew that the student will gain a feeling of accomplishment for this art. This class is for the intermediate and advanced sewer who wants to learn about how a sewing machine works while creating several projects. Student MUST HAVE complete a previous Sewing Class at Aspire Academy.
Teacher: Ms. Sewbee
Supplies Needed:
- Seam ripper
- 2 pools of white thread each semester
Semester Supply Fee: $35
(collected each semester)
Intermediate Sewing
Days Offered: Wednesday
Class Description:
This course is to help students get the basics of communication skills at a beginner level. The students will learn the alphabet, colors, numbers, songs, and more smaller signs. This class is designed to be an introduction to Sign Language.
Teacher: Jennifer Poteet
Supplies Needed:
- Provided
Semester Supply Fee: $10
(collected each semester)
Intro to Sign Language
Days Offered: Wednesday
Class Description:
This class will take the younger students from basic sight reading and notes to playing a song. Starting on the 1st string on week one, string 2 on week two....continuing this pattern until week six on the 6th string. Next we will learn chords and progressions leading up to full songs. The primary goal of this class is to teach each student proper playing through proper practice and the joy of music achieved by reaching smaller goals (wins) and ultimately bigger goals (playing a full song).
Teacher: Sheldon Clark
Supplies Needed:
- Guitar & Case
Semester Supply Fee: $20
(collected each semester)
Beginner Guitar
Days Offered: Wednesday
Class Description:
“I don’t know what to write about!” How often have you heard that one? Students will be given creative and fun writing prompts to get them started writing. They’ll learn elements of a short story and will be writing their own short stories quickly. Many stories will be written throughout the year. Students will also complete a weekly journal to personally express themselves.
Teacher: Jeanette Lord
Supplies Needed:
- Spiral Notebook
- Pencil
Semester Supply Fee: $10 for journals & worksheets
(collected each semester)
Creative Writing
Days Offered: Wednesday
Class Description:
We will be learning about art composition elements and exploring a wide variety of art media.
Teacher: Penny Burt
Supplies Needed:
- Provided
Semester Supply Fee: $35
(collected each semester)
Intro to Art
Days Offered: Wednesday
Class Description:
We will be learning kitchen tips, tricks, techniques, and tools for making family-friendly, every day recipes and some special goodies. Students will learn a variety of skills to cook food that they can easily recreate in their home kitchens.
Class Expectations:
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I understand that students may have special dietary restrictions or allergies. Please be aware that while I would love to accommodate them all, it simply is not feasible. However, there are times when we can omit ingredients or easily substitute items as part of learning in the class.
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Students will be expected to participate and work as teams in the kitchen depending on the size of the class.
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Students will be expected to help clean up their tools and cooking areas at the end of every class.
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We will be working in a large and fully functioning kitchen, so horseplay and unsafe behavior will not be allowed.
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Grading: This is an elective class. I will not be testing or grading any written work or homework but I will be giving a “grade” report based on effort and class participation.
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Communication will be on the Band group for our class.
Teacher: Summer Rains
Supplies Needed:
- Clear plastic container with lid to hold items: chef knife, paring knife, mini cutting board, measuring spoon set, measuring cup set. Pen/pencils, recipe or index cards (50)
Semester Supply Fee: $30
(collected each semester)