Kindergarten is all about inspiring a love of learning. This biblically integrated approach to education is accomplished through various methods that complement a child’s ability to engage in learning.

Curl up with a great book with Five in a Row, a highly effective unit study incorporating social studies, language, art, applied math, and science with engaging activities that stimulate a child’s natural love of learning.

We will lay a foundation of phonics and learn the rules, usage, and mechanics of spelling, all while fostering a love of reading through the proven Abeka curriculum.

Math is a fundamental part of God’s natural world, and the curriculum should stir students to discuss their observations and ask questions. Through incremental development and spiral review, Saxon Math will encourage your child to form a solid foundation for further studies.

Rounding out our kindergarten curriculum, A Reason for Handwriting will guide your child through the year and open the door to a world of learning while critical thinking selections and map skills teach children fundamental skills to navigate life.

First grade is about laying foundations that will last. This biblically integrated approach to education is accomplished through various methods that complement a child’s ability to engage in learning.

Utilizing colorful workbooks, poetry, rhyming words, puzzle solving, and brightly illustrated children’s stories will pique your student’s interest as they learn to read and write. We will build on the foundation of phonics and continue to learn the rules, usage, and mechanics of spelling, all while fostering a love of reading through the proven Abeka curriculum.

Your student will traverse ancient history with an integrated Bible, beginning from creation through the fall of Egypt.

Math is a fundamental part of God’s natural world, and the curriculum should stir students to discuss their observations and ask questions. Through incremental development and spiral review, Saxon Math will encourage your child to form a solid foundation for further studies.

Rounding out our first-grade curriculum, A Reason for Handwriting, will guide your child through the year and open the door to a world of learning while critical thinking selections and map skills teach children fundamental skills to navigate life.

Second grade is about cultivating a life-long learner. This biblically integrated approach to education is accomplished through various methods that complement a child’s ability to engage in learning.

Full of energy and bursting with curiosity, second graders are beginning to understand the world around them. Fostering a child’s natural wonder, students will interact with colorful workbooks, poetry, rhyming words, puzzle solving, and brightly illustrated children’s stories to pique their interest as they learn to read and write.

We will continue to build on the foundation of phonics and guide students through the rules, usage, and mechanics of spelling, all while fostering a love of reading through the proven Abeka curriculum.

Rod and Staff will walk your child through foundational grammar concepts that will equip students to express their ideas in written and verbal formats.

Your student will traverse ancient history from Greece to the fall of Rome with integrated biblical instruction.

Math and science are fundamental parts of God’s natural world, and the curriculum should inspire students to discuss their observations and ask questions.

Through incremental study and spiral review, Saxon Math will continue to build on previously learned concepts, laying a solid foundation in mathematics.

Students will study the world around them through Abeka’s science curriculum, satisfying their curiosity as they ask questions and explore ideas about God’s creation.

Rounding out our second-grade curriculum, A Reason for Handwriting, will guide your child through the year and open the door to a world of learning while critical thinking selections and map skills teach children fundamental skills to navigate life.

More independent and developing their unique personalities, third graders are enthusiastic learners who enjoy a challenge. Students will be introduced to more complex concepts as they embark on their third-grade journey.

Understanding types of sentences and structure is necessary for strong written communication skills. Rod and Staff's curriculum uses proven traditional methods in a Christian worldview to equip students with the tools to express their ideas in written and verbal formats.

An introduction to the Institute for Excellence in Writing (IEW) will lay a foundation for proper writing: structure and style, utilizing clear classroom instruction and resources.

Your student will traverse the Middle Ages to the Reformation with integrated biblical and literary instruction.

Math and science are fundamental parts of God's natural world, and the curriculum should inspire students to discuss their observations and ask questions. Through incremental study and spiral review, Saxon Math will continue to build on a solid foundation of mathematics. Several new mathematical concepts are introduced and taught utilizing simulations and games.

Students will study God's world, presented chronologically by the days of creation. Through Abeka's well-balanced science curriculum, children will understand God's revealed purposes in creating man and his environment.

Students will study animal classifications, the human body and its senses, photosynthesis, climates, and more as they continue to explore ideas and pose questions.

Rounding out our third-grade curriculum, A Reason for Handwriting, will guide your child through the year and open the door to a world of learning while critical thinking selections and map skills teach children fundamental skills to navigate life.

Fourth Grade is dedicated to cultivating a lifelong learner. This biblically integrated approach to education is accomplished through various methods that complement a child's ability to engage in learning.

No longer a little kid but not quite a teenager, fourth graders are learning to be more independent and develop a deeper understanding of various subjects. They are ready to explore new ideas and take on increasing responsibilities. As students continue their fourth-grade journey, they will be introduced to more complex materials.

Building on the previous year's concepts, Rod and Staff's proven curriculum reviews types of sentences and structure while introducing new concepts such as the parts of speech, punctuation, and capitalization. Students will also learn about the dictionary and literary devices, such as synonyms and antonyms.

The Institute for Excellence in Writing (IEW) curriculum will lay a foundation for proper writing: structure and style, utilizing clear classroom instruction and resources.

Your students will learn about Early America in their history studies, along with integrated biblical and literary instruction.

Math and science are fundamental parts of God's natural world, and the curriculum should inspire students to discuss their observations and ask questions.

Through incremental study and spiral review, Saxon Math will continue to build on a solid foundation of mathematics. Mathematical concepts will focus on algebraic reasoning and geometric concepts, preparing students for higher math courses.

Through Abeka's well-balanced science curriculum, children will discover God's detailed design in His creation. Students will conduct activities implementing the scientific method that will allow them to see the relationship between broad scientific concepts and their own lives. This science course will enable students to survey several areas of study through the eyes of botanists, meteorologists, ecologists, and geologists. This comprehensive course also covers matter, energy, force, and motion.

Rounding out our fourth-grade curriculum, A Reason for Spelling and A Reason for Handwriting (cursive), will guide your child through the year and open the door to a world of learning while critical thinking selections and map skills teach children fundamental skills to navigate life.

Fifth and Sixth Grade is a continuation of cultivating a life-long learner. This biblically integrated approach to education is accomplished through various methods that complement a child's ability to engage in learning.

A new and exciting journey and a crucial time of self-discovery, fifth and sixth graders explore their interests and strengths while navigating new territories and expectations. They are ready for more complex subject material and assignments that will exercise their critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

Building on the previous year's concepts, Rod and Staff's proven curriculum reviews types of sentences and structure while exploring the parts of speech and incorporating more punctuation, capitalization, hyphens, and colons into the curriculum. Students will be able to diagram a sentence and learn about the dictionary and literary devices, such as synonyms and antonyms.

The Institute for Excellence in Writing (IEW) curriculum will continue to foster a firm foundation for proper writing: structure and style, utilizing clear classroom instruction and resources.

Your students will traverse history from Creation to the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ in the enjoyable Mystery of History series. Integrated literacy instruction complements the history course. Students will study the scriptures with Kay Arthur's children's Bible series.

Math and science are fundamental parts of God's natural world, and the curriculum should inspire students to discuss their observations and ask questions. Through incremental study and spiral review, Saxon Math will continue to build on a solid foundation of mathematics. According to Saxon's curriculum description: "Saxon 6/5 covers concepts such as the order of operations, geometry and measurement, integers, divisibility concepts, ratios, statistics and probability, powers and roots, and more. Saxon 7/6 introduces concepts such as functions and coordinate graphing, integers, exponential expressions, and prime factorization. Students will specifically learn about the order of operations, number lines, decimal place value, how to find the percent of a number, how to round decimal numbers, attributes of geometric solids, and more." Saxon 6/5 and 7/6 will be available for 5th and 6th-grade students.

Through Abeka's well-balanced science curriculum, children will see that God is the ultimate creator and sustainer of the universe as they explore its incredible details. Students will learn about different types of mammals, the earth's structure, astronomy, oceanography, physics, and more.

Rounding out our fifth and sixth-grade curriculum, studies in classical roots will guide your child through the year and open the door to a world of learning while critical thinking selections, such as the Fallacy Detective, math analogies, and map skills, teach children fundamental skills to navigate life.