English
American Girl Literature
Instructor: Fairlight Kloxin
Email: Fairlightk84 [at] gmail [dot] com
Phone: 843-727-5055
Grades: 3rd-6th
Monthly Cost: $25
Materials fee: $35
Pre-requisites: None
Required Textbooks: Addy Walker (books 1-6: Meet Addy, Addy Learns a Lesson, Addy's Surprise, Happy Birthday, Addy!, Addy Saves the Day, Changes For Addy)
Samantha Parkington (books 1-6: Meet Samantha, Samantha Learns a Lesson, Samantha's Surprise, Happy Birthday, Samantha!, Samantha Saves the Day, Changes ForSamantha)
Rebecca Rubin (books 1-6: Meet Rebecca, Rebecca Learns a Lesson, Rebecca's Surprise, Happy Birthday, Rebecca!, Rebecca Saves the Day, Changes For Rebecca)
Supplies: each book series and a set of colored pencils
Course Description: Come join us as we take a walk through history as seen through the eyes of young girls in the American Girls literature series. We will discover more about the time periods with hands on crafts and activities and we will make a lapbook for each book series that we study for the girls to take home. After finishing each series we have a celebratory tea party which is a favorite activity of the girls. Occasionally we may ask that the students complete a small project at home or bring a snack to share with the class. We will give parents notice in advance.
In Year 2 the books we will study are (please note that these are different from last year) :
Addy Walker (books 1-6: Meet Addy, Addy Learns a Lesson, Addy's Surprise, Happy Birthday, Addy!, Addy Saves the Day, Changes For Addy)
Samantha Parkington (books 1-6: Meet Samantha, Samantha Learns a Lesson, Samantha's Surprise, Happy Birthday, Samantha!, Samantha Saves the Day, Changes ForSamantha)
Rebecca Rubin (books 1-6: Meet Rebecca, Rebecca Learns a Lesson, Rebecca's Surprise, Happy Birthday, Rebecca!, Rebecca Saves the Day, Changes For Rebecca)
The student must have access to these books outside of class either by purchasing them or borrowing from the library as reading at home is required. It is the parents responsibility to have each book set as it is being covered. We will be covering a total of 18 books during this school year.
Please note that these are not the "BeForever" line of books that's now being sold on the American Girl website. You can find the original book series on Amazon.com, Half.com, or at any of the great local used book stores. They can also found at the local library and Audible.com has them for available for download to listen to.
No other textbooks are required
Instructor: Fairlight Kloxin
Email: Fairlightk84 [at] gmail [dot] com
Phone: 843-727-5055
Grades: 3rd-6th
Monthly Cost: $25
Materials fee: $35
Pre-requisites: None
Required Textbooks: Addy Walker (books 1-6: Meet Addy, Addy Learns a Lesson, Addy's Surprise, Happy Birthday, Addy!, Addy Saves the Day, Changes For Addy)
Samantha Parkington (books 1-6: Meet Samantha, Samantha Learns a Lesson, Samantha's Surprise, Happy Birthday, Samantha!, Samantha Saves the Day, Changes ForSamantha)
Rebecca Rubin (books 1-6: Meet Rebecca, Rebecca Learns a Lesson, Rebecca's Surprise, Happy Birthday, Rebecca!, Rebecca Saves the Day, Changes For Rebecca)
Supplies: each book series and a set of colored pencils
Course Description: Come join us as we take a walk through history as seen through the eyes of young girls in the American Girls literature series. We will discover more about the time periods with hands on crafts and activities and we will make a lapbook for each book series that we study for the girls to take home. After finishing each series we have a celebratory tea party which is a favorite activity of the girls. Occasionally we may ask that the students complete a small project at home or bring a snack to share with the class. We will give parents notice in advance.
In Year 2 the books we will study are (please note that these are different from last year) :
Addy Walker (books 1-6: Meet Addy, Addy Learns a Lesson, Addy's Surprise, Happy Birthday, Addy!, Addy Saves the Day, Changes For Addy)
Samantha Parkington (books 1-6: Meet Samantha, Samantha Learns a Lesson, Samantha's Surprise, Happy Birthday, Samantha!, Samantha Saves the Day, Changes ForSamantha)
Rebecca Rubin (books 1-6: Meet Rebecca, Rebecca Learns a Lesson, Rebecca's Surprise, Happy Birthday, Rebecca!, Rebecca Saves the Day, Changes For Rebecca)
The student must have access to these books outside of class either by purchasing them or borrowing from the library as reading at home is required. It is the parents responsibility to have each book set as it is being covered. We will be covering a total of 18 books during this school year.
Please note that these are not the "BeForever" line of books that's now being sold on the American Girl website. You can find the original book series on Amazon.com, Half.com, or at any of the great local used book stores. They can also found at the local library and Audible.com has them for available for download to listen to.
No other textbooks are required
IEW Middle/High School (“IEW 6th - 9th”) 9 AM
Modern World History-Based Writing Lessons
Instructor: Kim Murphy, Certified IEW Instructor, IEW Online Instructor
Email: literallykim5@gmail.com
Phone: 843-377-5069
Grades 6 - 9
Monthly Cost(s): $35 per month
Materials fee $35
Class Time: 9am
Prerequisite: Former students receive priority seating.
This class is a logical next class for students who took IEW US History-Based Writing Lessons last year. If you have a middle school student who has never taken IEW before, this can also be a great place for students to start formal writing instruction if their parents are committed to helping them at home. I will help you learn how to do this, parents! My fifty minutes of weekly instruction will get your students started, but your input is vital. Writing, like any skill, requires practice and consistent instruction. Slow and steady wins the race!
Supplies: 1” 3-ring binder, with 4 separate tabs for Current Work, Completed Work, Resources, and Paper
I prefer students use pens in class because they write more easily and require less pressure....and they rarely break.
Curriculum used will be IEW’s Modern World History-Based Writing Lessons, Second edition, March 2020. I will purchase this for you with your materials fee.
Course description: Students will develop their skill with the Structure and Style Writing Method while learning about interesting, important people and events in world history. Parents are expected to help their students with their weekly homework and edit the student rough drafts. Consistent parental involvement and communication with me are extremely
important for students to make progress in their writing skills in this class.
Class size is limited. If you want your child to take IEW but they don’t make it into the class, please feel free to email me. You have many options for doing this at home and I’m happy to offer advice. IEW also offers online classes.
IEW Middle /High School 6th-9th Grade 12:10
Medieval History Based Writing Lessons
Instructor: Kristi Combs
Email: kristicombs111@gmail.com
Phone: 731.438.7853
Grades: 6-9
Monthly Cost (s): $35
Materials fee $35
Class Time; 12:10
Supplies: 1” 3-ring binder with 4 separate tabs for Current Work, Completed Work, Resources, and Paper. A pen to write with in class.
Curriculum used will be IEW’s Medieval History-Based Writing Lessons: IEW.com/MHW-S
I will purchase this book for you with your materials fee.
Course description: Students will develop their writing skills with the Structure and Style Writing Method while learning about knights, vikings, kings, and famous men of the Middle Ages.
Students will have weekly homework assignments to complete during the week at home. Parents should expect to assist their student with rough drafts and editing. Parent involvement and support are essential to the progress of the student in this class.
Modern World History-Based Writing Lessons
Instructor: Kim Murphy, Certified IEW Instructor, IEW Online Instructor
Email: literallykim5@gmail.com
Phone: 843-377-5069
Grades 6 - 9
Monthly Cost(s): $35 per month
Materials fee $35
Class Time: 9am
Prerequisite: Former students receive priority seating.
This class is a logical next class for students who took IEW US History-Based Writing Lessons last year. If you have a middle school student who has never taken IEW before, this can also be a great place for students to start formal writing instruction if their parents are committed to helping them at home. I will help you learn how to do this, parents! My fifty minutes of weekly instruction will get your students started, but your input is vital. Writing, like any skill, requires practice and consistent instruction. Slow and steady wins the race!
Supplies: 1” 3-ring binder, with 4 separate tabs for Current Work, Completed Work, Resources, and Paper
I prefer students use pens in class because they write more easily and require less pressure....and they rarely break.
Curriculum used will be IEW’s Modern World History-Based Writing Lessons, Second edition, March 2020. I will purchase this for you with your materials fee.
Course description: Students will develop their skill with the Structure and Style Writing Method while learning about interesting, important people and events in world history. Parents are expected to help their students with their weekly homework and edit the student rough drafts. Consistent parental involvement and communication with me are extremely
important for students to make progress in their writing skills in this class.
Class size is limited. If you want your child to take IEW but they don’t make it into the class, please feel free to email me. You have many options for doing this at home and I’m happy to offer advice. IEW also offers online classes.
IEW Middle /High School 6th-9th Grade 12:10
Medieval History Based Writing Lessons
Instructor: Kristi Combs
Email: kristicombs111@gmail.com
Phone: 731.438.7853
Grades: 6-9
Monthly Cost (s): $35
Materials fee $35
Class Time; 12:10
Supplies: 1” 3-ring binder with 4 separate tabs for Current Work, Completed Work, Resources, and Paper. A pen to write with in class.
Curriculum used will be IEW’s Medieval History-Based Writing Lessons: IEW.com/MHW-S
I will purchase this book for you with your materials fee.
Course description: Students will develop their writing skills with the Structure and Style Writing Method while learning about knights, vikings, kings, and famous men of the Middle Ages.
Students will have weekly homework assignments to complete during the week at home. Parents should expect to assist their student with rough drafts and editing. Parent involvement and support are essential to the progress of the student in this class.
Ignite
Instructor: Jaim’e Sneed
Email: thedivaofcoupons(at) gmail (dot) com
Grades: Ages 11-13
Monthly Cost(s): $25
Materials fee: $40
Supplies Needed - Wonder by RJ Palacio & The Wednesday Wars by Gary D Schmidt
Course Description - Ignite is a super fun class where students are introduced to many engaging ideas that are intended to spark their curiosity and light the fire of the scholar that is within them. They will be encouraged to intentionally weave certain concepts into each week’s class - that learning is super cool - an understanding of Fixed vs. Growth Mindset and to help them foster a Growth Mindset - that student’s really can do hard things - that their teen years are wide open to them to learn anything and everything they want - to gain skills to help facilitate that learning - and to foster the love of learning that will propel them in their pursuits - as well as foster kindness and friendships with each other. There will be journal writing and reading required at home.
Year 1 - We are All Wonders (First Semester)
Shakespeare Adventure (2nd Semester)
Year 2 - Geography Wiz
Young Entrepreneurs
Clue Finders
Instructor: Jaim’e Sneed
Email: thedivaofcoupons(at) gmail (dot) com
Grades: Ages 11-13
Monthly Cost(s): $25
Materials fee: $40
Supplies Needed - Wonder by RJ Palacio & The Wednesday Wars by Gary D Schmidt
Course Description - Ignite is a super fun class where students are introduced to many engaging ideas that are intended to spark their curiosity and light the fire of the scholar that is within them. They will be encouraged to intentionally weave certain concepts into each week’s class - that learning is super cool - an understanding of Fixed vs. Growth Mindset and to help them foster a Growth Mindset - that student’s really can do hard things - that their teen years are wide open to them to learn anything and everything they want - to gain skills to help facilitate that learning - and to foster the love of learning that will propel them in their pursuits - as well as foster kindness and friendships with each other. There will be journal writing and reading required at home.
Year 1 - We are All Wonders (First Semester)
Shakespeare Adventure (2nd Semester)
Year 2 - Geography Wiz
Young Entrepreneurs
Clue Finders
Middle School English 6-7th Grade
Instructor: Tiffany Norwood
Email: tnorwood11@hotmail.com
Phone: 7157685926
Grades: 6th-7th
Monthly Cost: 25
Materials fee: 20
Materials: 1 inch binder
Required Texts: The Door in the Wall; Number the Stars; Call it Courage; Amos Fortune, Free Man; and one biography of your choice. Easy Grammar Plus Student Workbook (ISBN: 093698114; ISBN-13: 9780936981147)
Course Description: This class will cover literature, grammar and vocabulary. There will be a few writing assignments. Each week I will give students assignments that will last for the whole week, which will include some reading, answering questions based on the text, and grammar. This class is the first part of Middle School English. We will work through the first half of Easy Grammar Plus and the second half will pick up in Middle School English 7-8th grade
Instructor: Tiffany Norwood
Email: tnorwood11@hotmail.com
Phone: 7157685926
Grades: 6th-7th
Monthly Cost: 25
Materials fee: 20
Materials: 1 inch binder
Required Texts: The Door in the Wall; Number the Stars; Call it Courage; Amos Fortune, Free Man; and one biography of your choice. Easy Grammar Plus Student Workbook (ISBN: 093698114; ISBN-13: 9780936981147)
Course Description: This class will cover literature, grammar and vocabulary. There will be a few writing assignments. Each week I will give students assignments that will last for the whole week, which will include some reading, answering questions based on the text, and grammar. This class is the first part of Middle School English. We will work through the first half of Easy Grammar Plus and the second half will pick up in Middle School English 7-8th grade
Middle School English 7-8th Grade
Grades: 7-8
Instructor: Wendy Inocente
Email: wendyinocente@ymail.com
Monthly Cost: $25
Materials Fee: $20
Supplies and books required: Students will need Bridge to Terabithia; Where the Red Fern Grows; Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry; Tom Sawyer; and Wrinkle in Time. Students will also need the Easy Grammar Plus Student Workbook (ISBN: 093698114; ISBN-13:
9780936981147). Students will need a 3-ring binder with loose leaf paper and a blue or black ink pen.
Course Description: This class is designed for 8th graders and advanced 7th graders. At the completion of this course, students should be ready for the first high school English class, English 1. This class will cover a great deal of literature, as well as grammar and vocabulary. There will be a variety of writing and projects. Each week I will give students assignments that
will last for the whole week. This class is great preparation for English 1.
Grades: 7-8
Instructor: Wendy Inocente
Email: wendyinocente@ymail.com
Monthly Cost: $25
Materials Fee: $20
Supplies and books required: Students will need Bridge to Terabithia; Where the Red Fern Grows; Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry; Tom Sawyer; and Wrinkle in Time. Students will also need the Easy Grammar Plus Student Workbook (ISBN: 093698114; ISBN-13:
9780936981147). Students will need a 3-ring binder with loose leaf paper and a blue or black ink pen.
Course Description: This class is designed for 8th graders and advanced 7th graders. At the completion of this course, students should be ready for the first high school English class, English 1. This class will cover a great deal of literature, as well as grammar and vocabulary. There will be a variety of writing and projects. Each week I will give students assignments that
will last for the whole week. This class is great preparation for English 1.
Reading Comprehension
Instructor: Tiffany Norwood
Email: tnorwood11@ hotmail.com
phone:715-768-5926
Grades: 3rd-6th grade
Monthly Cost: $25
Material Cost: $20
Materials: 1/2 or 1 inch binder
Course Description: Let's learn to dig deep when reading! For this class your child must be able to read and write on his/her own. I am not teaching how to read but building comprehension skills, which must come after learning to read.
This class will cover reading comprehension skills. These skills are the foundation of good reading comprehension. It will be beneficial for children beginning these skills or as a review for children who already know these skills. Students will be introduced to the skill, then taught how to apply the skill while reading.
We will learn through a multi sensory approach so come ready to interact and learn.
Skills are: genre, author’s purpose, narrative elements, relating to text, prediction, fact and opinion, sequencing, compare/contrast, problem/solution, supporting details, cause and effect, main idea, context clues, character analysis, inferences, theme/moral, summarizing, author’s style/tone, and figurative language. We will go over these skills the first half of the year through different texts. The second half of the year we will dig deeper using all of these skills as we read 3-4 different chapter books.
I rotate the books we use: This year I plan to use Balto(It is ok if your child has read this. I will use this as an easy book to teach the skills in depth), Frindle, In Grandma’s Attic, Freedom Crossing, and Ben & Me.
*I may switch out a book based on the class level and/or what the students have read. You will receive the final list in August.
Instructor: Tiffany Norwood
Email: tnorwood11@ hotmail.com
phone:715-768-5926
Grades: 3rd-6th grade
Monthly Cost: $25
Material Cost: $20
Materials: 1/2 or 1 inch binder
Course Description: Let's learn to dig deep when reading! For this class your child must be able to read and write on his/her own. I am not teaching how to read but building comprehension skills, which must come after learning to read.
This class will cover reading comprehension skills. These skills are the foundation of good reading comprehension. It will be beneficial for children beginning these skills or as a review for children who already know these skills. Students will be introduced to the skill, then taught how to apply the skill while reading.
We will learn through a multi sensory approach so come ready to interact and learn.
Skills are: genre, author’s purpose, narrative elements, relating to text, prediction, fact and opinion, sequencing, compare/contrast, problem/solution, supporting details, cause and effect, main idea, context clues, character analysis, inferences, theme/moral, summarizing, author’s style/tone, and figurative language. We will go over these skills the first half of the year through different texts. The second half of the year we will dig deeper using all of these skills as we read 3-4 different chapter books.
I rotate the books we use: This year I plan to use Balto(It is ok if your child has read this. I will use this as an easy book to teach the skills in depth), Frindle, In Grandma’s Attic, Freedom Crossing, and Ben & Me.
*I may switch out a book based on the class level and/or what the students have read. You will receive the final list in August.
History
Civics
Name of Class: Uncle Sam and You (Middle School Civics)
Teacher’s Name: Mrs. Angie Schofield
Teacher’s Email: schogirl2004@yahoo.com
Teacher’s Phone: 215-584-5384
Grades : 5-8th
Monthly costs $28
Materials fee: $25
Required Text: Uncle Sam and You – Part 1 (Notgrass)
Uncle Sam and You – Part 2 (Notgrass) *
Uncle Sam and You – Student Workbook (Notgrass)
* Part 2 is not needed until 2nd semester
Supplies: Handout will be provided at Meet the Teacher
Pre-requisites: None
Course Description: How do elections work? What does the President do all day? Who decides where stop signs go? What is Labor Day? Uncle Sam and You is a one-year civics course that answers these questions and many more. Designed for students in grades 5-8, lessons focus on America’s founding documents, branches of government, patriotic symbols, voting, the election process, Washington, D.C., the presidency, how Congress works, American holidays, and aspects of federal, state, and local government.
Course Objectives
Each full-color lesson includes a short chapter to read that explains the topic to the student; chapters feature both modern and historical photographs and illustrations. Lessons conclude with a variety of subject-based activity ideas that relate to:
· Biblical studies
· Literature
· Creative writing
· Art
· Vocabulary
· Reading assignments
· Notes for the student workbook/lesson review
· Weekly family activity that involves crafts, meals, and other multi-age activities are provided
Assignments/Quizzes/Exams
Fifteen units are included each text (Part 1 & 2), with four lessons in each unit. Depending on how many activities are assigned, students will need 45-90 minutes per lesson. However, the back of each book includes fifteen optional lessons on America’s patriotic holidays. If five lessons per week are desired, the holiday lessons can be used as a fifth lesson or for other occasions. A total of 150 lessons/30 weeks of lessons are provided. Students will read the text and complete student activities at home throughout the week. Thursday course work will include class lectures, activities, and group discussion.
There are three opportunities for graded components of the course, should parents decide to monitor and notate completed work:
1. Lesson Activities
2. Student Workbook
3. Unit tests
4. Optional: Weekly Readings (for students in the literature option)
Name of Class: Uncle Sam and You (Middle School Civics)
Teacher’s Name: Mrs. Angie Schofield
Teacher’s Email: schogirl2004@yahoo.com
Teacher’s Phone: 215-584-5384
Grades : 5-8th
Monthly costs $28
Materials fee: $25
Required Text: Uncle Sam and You – Part 1 (Notgrass)
Uncle Sam and You – Part 2 (Notgrass) *
Uncle Sam and You – Student Workbook (Notgrass)
* Part 2 is not needed until 2nd semester
Supplies: Handout will be provided at Meet the Teacher
Pre-requisites: None
Course Description: How do elections work? What does the President do all day? Who decides where stop signs go? What is Labor Day? Uncle Sam and You is a one-year civics course that answers these questions and many more. Designed for students in grades 5-8, lessons focus on America’s founding documents, branches of government, patriotic symbols, voting, the election process, Washington, D.C., the presidency, how Congress works, American holidays, and aspects of federal, state, and local government.
Course Objectives
Each full-color lesson includes a short chapter to read that explains the topic to the student; chapters feature both modern and historical photographs and illustrations. Lessons conclude with a variety of subject-based activity ideas that relate to:
· Biblical studies
· Literature
· Creative writing
· Art
· Vocabulary
· Reading assignments
· Notes for the student workbook/lesson review
· Weekly family activity that involves crafts, meals, and other multi-age activities are provided
Assignments/Quizzes/Exams
Fifteen units are included each text (Part 1 & 2), with four lessons in each unit. Depending on how many activities are assigned, students will need 45-90 minutes per lesson. However, the back of each book includes fifteen optional lessons on America’s patriotic holidays. If five lessons per week are desired, the holiday lessons can be used as a fifth lesson or for other occasions. A total of 150 lessons/30 weeks of lessons are provided. Students will read the text and complete student activities at home throughout the week. Thursday course work will include class lectures, activities, and group discussion.
There are three opportunities for graded components of the course, should parents decide to monitor and notate completed work:
1. Lesson Activities
2. Student Workbook
3. Unit tests
4. Optional: Weekly Readings (for students in the literature option)
Holy History Junior New Testament
Grades: Upper Elementary
Instructor: Betsy Gorrell
Email: sheepsummerville@gmail.com
Phone: 513-680-0462
Material Fees: $25
Monthly Tuition: $25
Course Description: Is the Bible really one big story? How do the Old Testament and the New Testament fit together? How can we learn more about who God is from people who lived so long ago? Holy History Illustrated JUNIOR is the “big picture” – a foundational Bible course for the upper elementary ages. It helps students see how the whole bible fits together. This class will teach the major concepts, events, and characters of each book of the New Testament through reading, listening, drawing and hand motions. An overview of each book is illustrated on a single page. By the time the class is finished, students will have both an illustration on a page and an imprint on their minds. *Holy History Jr. bridges the gap between the Bible 4 Kids class and the older Holy History Illustrated class. * It is a less in-depth study than the older Holy History, but follows the same format. This class is creative, fun, memorable way to study the Bible!
Grades: Upper Elementary
Instructor: Betsy Gorrell
Email: sheepsummerville@gmail.com
Phone: 513-680-0462
Material Fees: $25
Monthly Tuition: $25
Course Description: Is the Bible really one big story? How do the Old Testament and the New Testament fit together? How can we learn more about who God is from people who lived so long ago? Holy History Illustrated JUNIOR is the “big picture” – a foundational Bible course for the upper elementary ages. It helps students see how the whole bible fits together. This class will teach the major concepts, events, and characters of each book of the New Testament through reading, listening, drawing and hand motions. An overview of each book is illustrated on a single page. By the time the class is finished, students will have both an illustration on a page and an imprint on their minds. *Holy History Jr. bridges the gap between the Bible 4 Kids class and the older Holy History Illustrated class. * It is a less in-depth study than the older Holy History, but follows the same format. This class is creative, fun, memorable way to study the Bible!
Holy History New Testament
Grades: Middle and High School, minimum age 11
Instructor: Betsy Gorrell
Email: sheepsummerville@gmail.com
Phone: 513-680-0462
Material Fees: $25
Monthly Tuition: $25
Course Description: Is the Bible really one big story? How do the Old Testament and the New Testament fit together? How can we learn more about who God is from people who lived so long ago? Holy History Illustrated is the “big picture” – a foundational Bible course for middle and high school students. It helps students see how the whole bible fits together. This class will teach the major concepts, events, and characters of each book of the New Testament through reading, listening, drawing and hand motions. An overview of each book is illustrated on a single page. By the time the class is finished, students will have both an illustration on a page and an imprint on their minds. *Holy History is a more in-depth class for older students. It follows the same format of the Holy History Junior class, but with much more detail.
Grades: Middle and High School, minimum age 11
Instructor: Betsy Gorrell
Email: sheepsummerville@gmail.com
Phone: 513-680-0462
Material Fees: $25
Monthly Tuition: $25
Course Description: Is the Bible really one big story? How do the Old Testament and the New Testament fit together? How can we learn more about who God is from people who lived so long ago? Holy History Illustrated is the “big picture” – a foundational Bible course for middle and high school students. It helps students see how the whole bible fits together. This class will teach the major concepts, events, and characters of each book of the New Testament through reading, listening, drawing and hand motions. An overview of each book is illustrated on a single page. By the time the class is finished, students will have both an illustration on a page and an imprint on their minds. *Holy History is a more in-depth class for older students. It follows the same format of the Holy History Junior class, but with much more detail.
Middle School History
Name of Class: From Adam to Us – Part 2
Teacher’s Name: Mrs. Crystal C. McCall
Teacher’s Email: saxymccall@hotmail.com
Teacher’s Phone: 843-276-5575
Grades: 6-8
Monthly Cost: $25
Materials Fee: $19
Required Text: From Adam to Us – Part 2 (Notgrass)
Supplies: See handout at Meet-the-Teacher
Pre-requisites: From Adam to Us – Year 1 is recommended, but not required
Course Description: From Adam to Us Volume 2: Castles to Computers covers the early Renaissance, Age of Revolutions, Victorian Era, the 20th Century and modern communications through daily lessons written in a narrative style and richly illustrated with color photographs and maps.
Each unit includes five lessons that look at biographies, landmarks, daily life, "God's Wonders" (natural resources), and "Our World" stories (major events). Students will experience the tragic and triumphant events that shaped our world. They will get to know God’s created wonders that have a key place in the sweep of history. They will get an up-close look at landmarks made by creative people in many times and places. Students will encounter daily life of ordinary people through the centuries. They will meet influential people who made an impact in their own time and beyond. From Adam to us gives students the keys to engage with history, learn from history, and love history while growing to understand their place in God’s great story.
Literature Option:
For students who would like to add a literature component to this course, reading assignments are offered following certain daily lessons. The readings will come from Our Creative World (Notgrass) as well as the books below:
Name of Class: From Adam to Us – Part 2
Teacher’s Name: Mrs. Crystal C. McCall
Teacher’s Email: saxymccall@hotmail.com
Teacher’s Phone: 843-276-5575
Grades: 6-8
Monthly Cost: $25
Materials Fee: $19
Required Text: From Adam to Us – Part 2 (Notgrass)
Supplies: See handout at Meet-the-Teacher
Pre-requisites: From Adam to Us – Year 1 is recommended, but not required
Course Description: From Adam to Us Volume 2: Castles to Computers covers the early Renaissance, Age of Revolutions, Victorian Era, the 20th Century and modern communications through daily lessons written in a narrative style and richly illustrated with color photographs and maps.
Each unit includes five lessons that look at biographies, landmarks, daily life, "God's Wonders" (natural resources), and "Our World" stories (major events). Students will experience the tragic and triumphant events that shaped our world. They will get to know God’s created wonders that have a key place in the sweep of history. They will get an up-close look at landmarks made by creative people in many times and places. Students will encounter daily life of ordinary people through the centuries. They will meet influential people who made an impact in their own time and beyond. From Adam to us gives students the keys to engage with history, learn from history, and love history while growing to understand their place in God’s great story.
Literature Option:
For students who would like to add a literature component to this course, reading assignments are offered following certain daily lessons. The readings will come from Our Creative World (Notgrass) as well as the books below:
- Otto of the Silver Hand (Pyle)
- The King's Fifth (O'Dell)
- Madeline Takes Command (Brill)
- The Switherby Pilgrims (Spence)
- The Chestry Oak (Seredy)
- Children of the Storm (Vins)
Mystery of History 2
Instructor: Melissa Rhoton
Email: mom2sjr@yahoo.com
Phone: 843-870-1421
Grades: 4th-8th
Monthly Cost: $25
Material Fee: $25
Pre-requisites: None
Supplies and Books required: The Mystery of History Volume II: The Early Church and the Middle Ages by Linda Lacour Hobar
Course Description: from Pentecost to the printing press
Volume 2 of The Mystery of History covers world history from the early church to the Middle Ages. Included in this volume are the chronologically based stories from all around the world including St. Patrick delivering the gospel to Ireland, the Western Roman Empire falling in Europe, Mohammed introducing Islam to the world about a decade after King Arthur rides with his knights, the Vikings ravaging parts of Europe while the Maori settle New Zealand and Joan of Arc tragically burning at the stake while the Incas were building their golden empire in South America.
Students are required to read each of the assigned lessons per week, and be prepared to discuss them. The children will enjoy hands on history as we bring these events to life - sometimes tasting food from that area, acting out the battles, bringing in Lego creations that illustrate our topics, playing games, and more! This class is structured so that it fits all the different ages and allows the parents to decide how lightly or deeply to go in each lesson. All pretests, tests and exercises (worksheets) are up to the parents to give and grade. The goal is to help the children find a love of history, not by listing the facts and memorizing the dates, but understanding what happened and why that is important. (It is not necessary to complete Volume 1 before Volume 2.)
Instructor: Melissa Rhoton
Email: mom2sjr@yahoo.com
Phone: 843-870-1421
Grades: 4th-8th
Monthly Cost: $25
Material Fee: $25
Pre-requisites: None
Supplies and Books required: The Mystery of History Volume II: The Early Church and the Middle Ages by Linda Lacour Hobar
Course Description: from Pentecost to the printing press
Volume 2 of The Mystery of History covers world history from the early church to the Middle Ages. Included in this volume are the chronologically based stories from all around the world including St. Patrick delivering the gospel to Ireland, the Western Roman Empire falling in Europe, Mohammed introducing Islam to the world about a decade after King Arthur rides with his knights, the Vikings ravaging parts of Europe while the Maori settle New Zealand and Joan of Arc tragically burning at the stake while the Incas were building their golden empire in South America.
Students are required to read each of the assigned lessons per week, and be prepared to discuss them. The children will enjoy hands on history as we bring these events to life - sometimes tasting food from that area, acting out the battles, bringing in Lego creations that illustrate our topics, playing games, and more! This class is structured so that it fits all the different ages and allows the parents to decide how lightly or deeply to go in each lesson. All pretests, tests and exercises (worksheets) are up to the parents to give and grade. The goal is to help the children find a love of history, not by listing the facts and memorizing the dates, but understanding what happened and why that is important. (It is not necessary to complete Volume 1 before Volume 2.)
Science
General Science
Instructor: Hollie XU
Email: hollie.xu2016@gmail.com
Grades: 6th – 8th Must be 11 years old
Monthly Cost: $25
Material Fee: $25
Required text: Apologia General Science 3rd Edition
Required material: Binder
Course Description: This course is intended to complement the bookwork and tests being completed at home. We will perform many of the labs from the Apologia General Science curriculum. Labs will be performed in the following ways, depending on each lab’s requirements for time and materials: individual, lab partner, small group, instructor demonstration and instructor performed prior to class. In addition to labs, this course includes lecture, module summary reviews (from the back of the book), and instructor-prepared materials. Some of the areas of science covered are Archaeology, Geology, Paleontology, the fossil record, DNA and more. A syllabus will be provided that includes lesson plans and assignments for the year. Students will be required to keep a notebook for lab reports, assignments and handouts.
Instructor: Hollie XU
Email: hollie.xu2016@gmail.com
Grades: 6th – 8th Must be 11 years old
Monthly Cost: $25
Material Fee: $25
Required text: Apologia General Science 3rd Edition
Required material: Binder
Course Description: This course is intended to complement the bookwork and tests being completed at home. We will perform many of the labs from the Apologia General Science curriculum. Labs will be performed in the following ways, depending on each lab’s requirements for time and materials: individual, lab partner, small group, instructor demonstration and instructor performed prior to class. In addition to labs, this course includes lecture, module summary reviews (from the back of the book), and instructor-prepared materials. Some of the areas of science covered are Archaeology, Geology, Paleontology, the fossil record, DNA and more. A syllabus will be provided that includes lesson plans and assignments for the year. Students will be required to keep a notebook for lab reports, assignments and handouts.
Hands on Logic
Instructor: Laureen Rupert
Email: rupert6@comcast.net
Phone: (843)991-8376
Grades: 6th – 8th
Monthly Cost: $25
Materials fee: $21
Required Text: The Thinking Toolbox (2005) by Nathaniel and Hans Bluedorn
Course Description: This class is designed to help develop logic and critical thinking skills in middle school students. Students will learn when it is appropriate to argue, what a good argument is, and how to examine opposing viewpoints. They will also discover how to use the scientific method and how to analyze evidence and sources. They will improve their critical thinking skills by:
· class discussion of the text
· completing logic matrix puzzles,
· learning about logical fallacies
· playing critical thinking games, and
· solving mysteries
This class will be a Pass/Fail format. However, the completion of homework and projects will be required in order to pass the class.
Instructor: Laureen Rupert
Email: rupert6@comcast.net
Phone: (843)991-8376
Grades: 6th – 8th
Monthly Cost: $25
Materials fee: $21
Required Text: The Thinking Toolbox (2005) by Nathaniel and Hans Bluedorn
Course Description: This class is designed to help develop logic and critical thinking skills in middle school students. Students will learn when it is appropriate to argue, what a good argument is, and how to examine opposing viewpoints. They will also discover how to use the scientific method and how to analyze evidence and sources. They will improve their critical thinking skills by:
· class discussion of the text
· completing logic matrix puzzles,
· learning about logical fallacies
· playing critical thinking games, and
· solving mysteries
This class will be a Pass/Fail format. However, the completion of homework and projects will be required in order to pass the class.
K’NEX
Instructor: Joell Morris
Email: cjmorris89@msn.com
Phone: 843-834-2877
Grades: 3 - 6
Monthly Cost: $25
Materials fee: $0
Required Textbook: none
Pre-requisites: none
Supplies: none
Course Description: Students will learn about physical science laws while having fun building with K’nex construction sets. The learning focus will be to gain understanding about simple machines by building examples of basic levers, inclined planes, pulleys, gears, and more. We will also spend time learning about bridge construction. This class is ideal for students who love to work with their hands, are kinesthetic learners, and enjoy challenging their creative abilities. Students need to be willing to follow directions and work together in groups with other students to accomplish their building tasks.
Instructor: Joell Morris
Email: cjmorris89@msn.com
Phone: 843-834-2877
Grades: 3 - 6
Monthly Cost: $25
Materials fee: $0
Required Textbook: none
Pre-requisites: none
Supplies: none
Course Description: Students will learn about physical science laws while having fun building with K’nex construction sets. The learning focus will be to gain understanding about simple machines by building examples of basic levers, inclined planes, pulleys, gears, and more. We will also spend time learning about bridge construction. This class is ideal for students who love to work with their hands, are kinesthetic learners, and enjoy challenging their creative abilities. Students need to be willing to follow directions and work together in groups with other students to accomplish their building tasks.
Oceanography
Instructor: Sarah Walls
Email: uvawalls@gmail.com
Phone: 757-642-5898
Grades: 3rd-6th (or recommended age 8-11)
Monthly Cost(s): $25
Materials fee: $18
Required Textbook: None
Pre-requisites: None
Supplies: Pencil each week
Course Description: Come learn about the ocean! This class is intended to be more than a repeat of an aquarium membership. We will dive into more in-depth information about the ocean with hands-on learning of: plate tectonics, ocean topography, bodies of water, currents, tides, how the ocean relates to weather, survival techniques, and more. There are a few special presentations throughout the year including a sea-creature report and we will learn a knot of the month. This class will also incorporate the scientific principles taught in PBS’s educational 1984 series “Voyage of the Mimi.” The premise of this series is a ship taken out to sea by scientists taking a census of humpback whales. Though this series is a bit dated in technology, it is full of great information. I leave it up to each family to discuss their beliefs at home regarding evolution/creation and young/old earth. I will keep in touch through email when sensitive topics arise and am happy to answer any questions.
Instructor: Sarah Walls
Email: uvawalls@gmail.com
Phone: 757-642-5898
Grades: 3rd-6th (or recommended age 8-11)
Monthly Cost(s): $25
Materials fee: $18
Required Textbook: None
Pre-requisites: None
Supplies: Pencil each week
Course Description: Come learn about the ocean! This class is intended to be more than a repeat of an aquarium membership. We will dive into more in-depth information about the ocean with hands-on learning of: plate tectonics, ocean topography, bodies of water, currents, tides, how the ocean relates to weather, survival techniques, and more. There are a few special presentations throughout the year including a sea-creature report and we will learn a knot of the month. This class will also incorporate the scientific principles taught in PBS’s educational 1984 series “Voyage of the Mimi.” The premise of this series is a ship taken out to sea by scientists taking a census of humpback whales. Though this series is a bit dated in technology, it is full of great information. I leave it up to each family to discuss their beliefs at home regarding evolution/creation and young/old earth. I will keep in touch through email when sensitive topics arise and am happy to answer any questions.
PHYSICAL SCIENCE LAB
Instructor: Laureen Rupert
Email: rupert6@comcast.net
Phone: (843)991-8376
Grades: 8th – 9th
Monthly Cost: $25
Materials fee: $20
Required text: Apologia Exploring Creation with Physical Science 2nd Edition
Supplies: 3-ring binder, #2 sharpened or mechanical pencils
Course Description: This laboratory class offers students the opportunity to perform the experiments and discuss the material contained in Apologia Exploring Creation with Physical Science, second edition. Students will have the opportunity to learn to properly collect data during a laboratory experiment and write up scientific experiments. Students will also be required to complete two projects.
The lab grade counts for 30% of the course grade. This grade is not to be used as their overall Physical Science course grade, since it will only reflect work done on the labs, not on reading and tests. Students will be graded on weekly lab reports, maintaining a neat lab notebook, two major projects, and class participation. Detailed instructions for all assignments will be given in class. Absences are excused only with an email from parent within 24 hours of a missed class. Late assignments will drop 1 letter grade.
Students are to read the modules in the textbook at home on the same schedule as the lab syllabus. Parents are responsible for grading all text work (tests, study guides, on-you-own questions) and textbook progress will be checked at the end of each semester.
Instructor: Laureen Rupert
Email: rupert6@comcast.net
Phone: (843)991-8376
Grades: 8th – 9th
Monthly Cost: $25
Materials fee: $20
Required text: Apologia Exploring Creation with Physical Science 2nd Edition
Supplies: 3-ring binder, #2 sharpened or mechanical pencils
Course Description: This laboratory class offers students the opportunity to perform the experiments and discuss the material contained in Apologia Exploring Creation with Physical Science, second edition. Students will have the opportunity to learn to properly collect data during a laboratory experiment and write up scientific experiments. Students will also be required to complete two projects.
The lab grade counts for 30% of the course grade. This grade is not to be used as their overall Physical Science course grade, since it will only reflect work done on the labs, not on reading and tests. Students will be graded on weekly lab reports, maintaining a neat lab notebook, two major projects, and class participation. Detailed instructions for all assignments will be given in class. Absences are excused only with an email from parent within 24 hours of a missed class. Late assignments will drop 1 letter grade.
Students are to read the modules in the textbook at home on the same schedule as the lab syllabus. Parents are responsible for grading all text work (tests, study guides, on-you-own questions) and textbook progress will be checked at the end of each semester.
Rainbow Science Year 2
Instructor: Joell Morris
Email: cjmorris89@msn.com
Grades 6 - 9
Monthly fee: $25
Materials fee: $42
Pre-requisites: None
Supplies and Books required: Textbook-- The Rainbow by Durrell Dobbins, PhD. FIRST EDITION. (Teacher will purchase lab notebook and supplies in bulk with materials fees.)
Course Description: Who is ready to learn about Biology, including cells, microbes, animals, plant life and more? Who wants to do some dissections? Who wants to learn about earthquakes, the atmosphere, geology, weather and our solar system? Experiments? Yes! Fun? Yes! We will do all this, and more, in Rainbow Science, Year 2.
What is Rainbow Science? Rainbow Science is a two year, comprehensive science curriculum. Year One covers physics and chemistry and Year Two covers biology and a large variety of applied science. Rainbow Science covers foundations of General Science, Earth Science, Life Science and Physical Science. The concise and easy to understand text is packed with lovely multi-color photographs and is written by an experienced teacher and homeschooling father. The concepts covered will help students not only understand science, but also help prepare them for higher level high school sciences such as Apologia Biology.
Class at SHEEP is a lab science class. Work at home will require students to read both the text and lab in preparation for each lab class (completed easily 2 days out of the week) and attempt the exercises at the end of the reading sections in the text. Students are required to record information in their lab notebooks. This is a great program. It is written clearly and concisely and with humor, in such a way that your kids will get excited about science, which is priceless! Your kids will love science and learn so much! If you have not taken Year 1, no problem! You can jump in with the rest of us! Come on in, I promise we will have lots of fun! More information about Rainbow Science is available at the publisher’s website: www.beginningspublishing.com.
Please contact me with any questions or if your student has any special needs which I can assist with as a teacher.
MATERIALS NEEDED FOR CLASS: Textbook, purchased separately by you. Lab Materials and Lab Notebook, which will be purchased by teacher in bulk with your materials fee.
TEXTBOOK: When you buy the text book, The Rainbow by Durrell Dobbins, PhD, you are purchasing a text that will be used both years. So if you have taken Rainbow Science, Year 1, you do not need to purchase another textbook.
MATERIALS FEES: Materials fees cover all supplies needed for every lab for the entire year as well as a lab notebook for each student. Students usually work in groups of 2 or 3, so those materials will be shared, but each student will have his or her own lab notebook. Additionally, I also plan to do a frog dissection in the spring for those students who wish to participate, which will cost approximately $12. Monies for that will be collected separately, prior to ordering dissection materials (AKA The Frog!).
Instructor: Joell Morris
Email: cjmorris89@msn.com
Grades 6 - 9
Monthly fee: $25
Materials fee: $42
Pre-requisites: None
Supplies and Books required: Textbook-- The Rainbow by Durrell Dobbins, PhD. FIRST EDITION. (Teacher will purchase lab notebook and supplies in bulk with materials fees.)
Course Description: Who is ready to learn about Biology, including cells, microbes, animals, plant life and more? Who wants to do some dissections? Who wants to learn about earthquakes, the atmosphere, geology, weather and our solar system? Experiments? Yes! Fun? Yes! We will do all this, and more, in Rainbow Science, Year 2.
What is Rainbow Science? Rainbow Science is a two year, comprehensive science curriculum. Year One covers physics and chemistry and Year Two covers biology and a large variety of applied science. Rainbow Science covers foundations of General Science, Earth Science, Life Science and Physical Science. The concise and easy to understand text is packed with lovely multi-color photographs and is written by an experienced teacher and homeschooling father. The concepts covered will help students not only understand science, but also help prepare them for higher level high school sciences such as Apologia Biology.
Class at SHEEP is a lab science class. Work at home will require students to read both the text and lab in preparation for each lab class (completed easily 2 days out of the week) and attempt the exercises at the end of the reading sections in the text. Students are required to record information in their lab notebooks. This is a great program. It is written clearly and concisely and with humor, in such a way that your kids will get excited about science, which is priceless! Your kids will love science and learn so much! If you have not taken Year 1, no problem! You can jump in with the rest of us! Come on in, I promise we will have lots of fun! More information about Rainbow Science is available at the publisher’s website: www.beginningspublishing.com.
Please contact me with any questions or if your student has any special needs which I can assist with as a teacher.
MATERIALS NEEDED FOR CLASS: Textbook, purchased separately by you. Lab Materials and Lab Notebook, which will be purchased by teacher in bulk with your materials fee.
TEXTBOOK: When you buy the text book, The Rainbow by Durrell Dobbins, PhD, you are purchasing a text that will be used both years. So if you have taken Rainbow Science, Year 1, you do not need to purchase another textbook.
MATERIALS FEES: Materials fees cover all supplies needed for every lab for the entire year as well as a lab notebook for each student. Students usually work in groups of 2 or 3, so those materials will be shared, but each student will have his or her own lab notebook. Additionally, I also plan to do a frog dissection in the spring for those students who wish to participate, which will cost approximately $12. Monies for that will be collected separately, prior to ordering dissection materials (AKA The Frog!).
Foreign Language
Middle School
FLEX Spanish 6-8
Instructor: Sra. Kelly Osorio
Email: elreinoosorio@gmail.com
Phone:843-452-8658
Grades: 6th-8th
Monthly Cost: $24
Material fee: $27
Prerequisites: None, just a desire to learn a new language!
Supplies and Books required: Only something to write with and somewhere to keep handouts safe.
Course Description:
-This course is an introduction to Spanish grammar and culture. We do games and activities in class, learn songs to remember certain vocab words/phrases, and dig into Spanish and Latin American culture.
-We will be utilizing Señor Wooly, both in class and at home. You will make an account for your student once you receive the class key from me at Meet the Teacher.
-Access to the internet is a must for this class. I will post videos and other links to be viewed during the week. They will have assignments to complete on Sr. Wooly each month as well. The more your child immerses in the culture, the better they will be able to understand this beautiful language!
FLEX Spanish 6-8
Instructor: Sra. Kelly Osorio
Email: elreinoosorio@gmail.com
Phone:843-452-8658
Grades: 6th-8th
Monthly Cost: $24
Material fee: $27
Prerequisites: None, just a desire to learn a new language!
Supplies and Books required: Only something to write with and somewhere to keep handouts safe.
Course Description:
-This course is an introduction to Spanish grammar and culture. We do games and activities in class, learn songs to remember certain vocab words/phrases, and dig into Spanish and Latin American culture.
-We will be utilizing Señor Wooly, both in class and at home. You will make an account for your student once you receive the class key from me at Meet the Teacher.
-Access to the internet is a must for this class. I will post videos and other links to be viewed during the week. They will have assignments to complete on Sr. Wooly each month as well. The more your child immerses in the culture, the better they will be able to understand this beautiful language!
Arts
American Sign Language 6th-8th Grade
Instructor: Tabitha Colburn
Email: Tcolburn82@yahoo.com
Phone: 843-991-8215 (Text only)
Grades: 6th-8th grade
Monthly Cost: $25
Material Fee: $20
Supplies Required: 3 ring binder 1 inch, loose-leaf papers and pencils
Book Required: TBA
Course Description: Did you know that American Sign Language (ASL) is the 3rd most popular language in the U.S.? ASL is a non-verbal form of communication used by the Deaf population and hearing population, as well. This course will provide students with a basic knowledge and understanding of ASL. Learning ASL involves hand movements, facial expressions, and body positioning. Classes will cover fingerspelling, vocabulary, facial expressions, grammar, dialogues, songs, activities and play games. ASL is fun, educational, and useful. Some work outside of class time will be expected. There will be a no voice in the classroom.
Instructor: Tabitha Colburn
Email: Tcolburn82@yahoo.com
Phone: 843-991-8215 (Text only)
Grades: 6th-8th grade
Monthly Cost: $25
Material Fee: $20
Supplies Required: 3 ring binder 1 inch, loose-leaf papers and pencils
Book Required: TBA
Course Description: Did you know that American Sign Language (ASL) is the 3rd most popular language in the U.S.? ASL is a non-verbal form of communication used by the Deaf population and hearing population, as well. This course will provide students with a basic knowledge and understanding of ASL. Learning ASL involves hand movements, facial expressions, and body positioning. Classes will cover fingerspelling, vocabulary, facial expressions, grammar, dialogues, songs, activities and play games. ASL is fun, educational, and useful. Some work outside of class time will be expected. There will be a no voice in the classroom.
Ballet 2
Instructor: Bethany Rupert
Email: bethanynicole97@gmail.com
Phone: 843-714-1827
Ages: 7 & up. (Students must be 7 years old by September 1st to be in this class.)
Monthly Cost: $25
Materials Fee: $45
Supplies: Girls will need to wear pink ballet tights, a pink or black leotard, a pink or black ballet skirt (pull-on elastic is best), and pink ballet shoes. Boys will need to wear a white t-shirt tucked into black shorts, white socks, and black ballet shoes. Please email the instructor if you have questions about purchasing attire.
Course Description: This class will be covering classical ballet positions, theory, technique, and choreography. The focus will be on worshiping God through the art of ballet.
A costume will need to be purchased for performances. Part of your material fee covers the costumes.
Ballet 3
Instructor: Bethany Rupert
Email: bethanynicole97@gmail.com
Phone: 843-714-1827
Ages: Ballet experience required. (Students will be placed in this class by teacher discretion. If you would like your child to be considered for this class, Contact Bethany Rupert for more information.)
Monthly Cost: $25
Materials Fee: $45
Supplies: Girls will need to wear pink ballet tights, a pink or black leotard, a pink or black ballet skirt (pull-on elastic is best), and pink ballet shoes. Boys will need to wear a white t-shirt tucked into black shorts, white socks, and black ballet shoes. Please email the instructor if you have questions about purchasing attire.
Course Descriptions: This class will be covering classical ballet positions, theory, technique, and choreography. The focus will be on worshiping God through the art of ballet.
A costume will need to be purchased for performances. Part of your material fee covers the costumes.
Instructor: Bethany Rupert
Email: bethanynicole97@gmail.com
Phone: 843-714-1827
Ages: 7 & up. (Students must be 7 years old by September 1st to be in this class.)
Monthly Cost: $25
Materials Fee: $45
Supplies: Girls will need to wear pink ballet tights, a pink or black leotard, a pink or black ballet skirt (pull-on elastic is best), and pink ballet shoes. Boys will need to wear a white t-shirt tucked into black shorts, white socks, and black ballet shoes. Please email the instructor if you have questions about purchasing attire.
Course Description: This class will be covering classical ballet positions, theory, technique, and choreography. The focus will be on worshiping God through the art of ballet.
A costume will need to be purchased for performances. Part of your material fee covers the costumes.
Ballet 3
Instructor: Bethany Rupert
Email: bethanynicole97@gmail.com
Phone: 843-714-1827
Ages: Ballet experience required. (Students will be placed in this class by teacher discretion. If you would like your child to be considered for this class, Contact Bethany Rupert for more information.)
Monthly Cost: $25
Materials Fee: $45
Supplies: Girls will need to wear pink ballet tights, a pink or black leotard, a pink or black ballet skirt (pull-on elastic is best), and pink ballet shoes. Boys will need to wear a white t-shirt tucked into black shorts, white socks, and black ballet shoes. Please email the instructor if you have questions about purchasing attire.
Course Descriptions: This class will be covering classical ballet positions, theory, technique, and choreography. The focus will be on worshiping God through the art of ballet.
A costume will need to be purchased for performances. Part of your material fee covers the costumes.
Basic Sewing
Instructor: Jacqueline Todd
instructor Email: Jacquelinetodd@vitalityforlife.com
Grades: 4th and up
Monthly Cost: $25
Material Fees: $50
Course Description: We will be learning the basics of sewing. Learning the machine and it’s functions. We will also touch on hand stitching and embroidering. The students will complete several projects over the year.
Every student should have a machine to bring and be prepared to use each week.
Sewing 2
Instructor: Jacqueline Todd
instructor Email: Jacquelinetodd@vitalityforlife.com
Grades: 4th and up
Monthly Cost: $25
Material Fees: $50
Course Description: This class is for my 2nd and 3rd yrs students. We will continue to work on skills. We will produce new items
Learn new embroidery stitches and learn to pleat a garment
Students need a machine. Be prepared to bring it and be able to use it
Instructor: Jacqueline Todd
instructor Email: Jacquelinetodd@vitalityforlife.com
Grades: 4th and up
Monthly Cost: $25
Material Fees: $50
Course Description: We will be learning the basics of sewing. Learning the machine and it’s functions. We will also touch on hand stitching and embroidering. The students will complete several projects over the year.
Every student should have a machine to bring and be prepared to use each week.
Sewing 2
Instructor: Jacqueline Todd
instructor Email: Jacquelinetodd@vitalityforlife.com
Grades: 4th and up
Monthly Cost: $25
Material Fees: $50
Course Description: This class is for my 2nd and 3rd yrs students. We will continue to work on skills. We will produce new items
Learn new embroidery stitches and learn to pleat a garment
Students need a machine. Be prepared to bring it and be able to use it
Chorus for Middle and High School
Instructor: Carrie Evans
Email: blucarrie@yahoo.com
Phone: 803-629-3574
Grades: 6th - 12th Grade
Monthly Cost(s): $25
Materials fee: $20
Pre-requisites: None
Supplies Needed: 1 black 1/2 inch 3 ring binder (no designs or plastic on cover, just flat black)
Course Description: Mid/Hi chorus is a class designed to help students fall in love with music while learning to sing in a group setting. We will learn the basics of vocal technique, such as proper breath control and support, as we learn choral music written with the student and a God honoring purpose in mind. Students will also learn to work as a team, listening to each other both vocally and as members of the body of Christ. Even if your student has little to no experience working in a choral setting, don't be afraid to sign up. We will work together to learn, the inexperienced along with those who have done it before. Come enjoy God's gift of music, have fun, and learn with us! Oh, and most of all come willing to worship.
Instructor: Carrie Evans
Email: blucarrie@yahoo.com
Phone: 803-629-3574
Grades: 6th - 12th Grade
Monthly Cost(s): $25
Materials fee: $20
Pre-requisites: None
Supplies Needed: 1 black 1/2 inch 3 ring binder (no designs or plastic on cover, just flat black)
Course Description: Mid/Hi chorus is a class designed to help students fall in love with music while learning to sing in a group setting. We will learn the basics of vocal technique, such as proper breath control and support, as we learn choral music written with the student and a God honoring purpose in mind. Students will also learn to work as a team, listening to each other both vocally and as members of the body of Christ. Even if your student has little to no experience working in a choral setting, don't be afraid to sign up. We will work together to learn, the inexperienced along with those who have done it before. Come enjoy God's gift of music, have fun, and learn with us! Oh, and most of all come willing to worship.
Cooking
Instructor: Dawn Griffin
Email: enrich.coop.class.griffin@gmail.com
Phone: 843-729-8344
Monthly Cost: $35
Materials Fee: $75 (plus $50 mid-year)
Pre-requisites: None
Supplies and Books required: Materials and Supplies will be provided.
This class will have high consumable materials (food). An additional materials fee of $50 will be due and need to be paid to Dawn Griffin by January 30, 2021.
Course Description:
6th-12th grade
Through lecture, demonstration, and hands-on experience, we will prepare interesting and delicious foods. There will be plenty of chopping, mixing, whipping, kneading, baking and cooking. Students will also learn
nutrition
hygiene and kitchen safety
kitchen equipment and appliances use
techniques and skills
team communication
Our class size is going to be limited to 12 students who really have a desire to learn new skills in the kitchen, work well with others and can stay focused on tasks at hand. Students are encouraged to practice skills by cooking at home on a regular basis.
NOTE: This class CANNOT accommodate food allergies. – See Cooking Gluten/ Peanut Free Due to limited space, this class will first be offered to children who have not taken SHEEP cooking classes. Please contact teacher at enrich.coop.class.griffin@gmail.com to be placed on a waitlist.
High School credit will not be given – no syllabus.
Cooking – Gluten / Peanut Free
Instructor: Dawn Griffin
Email: enrich.coop.class.griffin@gmail.com
Phone: 843-729-8344
Monthly Cost: $35
Materials Fee: $125 (plus $50 mid-year)
Pre-requisites: None
Supplies and Books required: Materials and Supplies will be provided.
This class will have high consumable materials (food). An additional materials fee of $50 will be due and need to be paid to Dawn Griffin by January 30, 2021.
Course Description:
6th-12th grade
THIS IS A GLUTEN / PEANUT FREE COOKING CLASS.
Through lecture, demonstration, and hands-on experience, we will prepare interesting and delicious gluten/ peanut free foods. There will be plenty of chopping, mixing, whipping, baking and cooking. Students will also learn
nutrition
hygiene and kitchen safety
kitchen equipment and appliances use
techniques and skills
team communication
Our class size is going to be limited to 12 students who really have a desire to learn new skills, work well with others and can stay focused on tasks at hand. Students are encouraged to practice skills by cooking at home on a regular basis.
NOTE: Accommodations - Gluten Free / Peanut Free – No other allergies will be accommodated. Due to limited space, this class will first be offered to children who have not taken SHEEP cooking classes. Please contact teacher at enrich.coop.class.griffin@gmail.com to be placed on a waitlist.
High School credit will not be given – no syllabus.
Instructor: Dawn Griffin
Email: enrich.coop.class.griffin@gmail.com
Phone: 843-729-8344
Monthly Cost: $35
Materials Fee: $75 (plus $50 mid-year)
Pre-requisites: None
Supplies and Books required: Materials and Supplies will be provided.
This class will have high consumable materials (food). An additional materials fee of $50 will be due and need to be paid to Dawn Griffin by January 30, 2021.
Course Description:
6th-12th grade
Through lecture, demonstration, and hands-on experience, we will prepare interesting and delicious foods. There will be plenty of chopping, mixing, whipping, kneading, baking and cooking. Students will also learn
nutrition
hygiene and kitchen safety
kitchen equipment and appliances use
techniques and skills
team communication
Our class size is going to be limited to 12 students who really have a desire to learn new skills in the kitchen, work well with others and can stay focused on tasks at hand. Students are encouraged to practice skills by cooking at home on a regular basis.
NOTE: This class CANNOT accommodate food allergies. – See Cooking Gluten/ Peanut Free Due to limited space, this class will first be offered to children who have not taken SHEEP cooking classes. Please contact teacher at enrich.coop.class.griffin@gmail.com to be placed on a waitlist.
High School credit will not be given – no syllabus.
Cooking – Gluten / Peanut Free
Instructor: Dawn Griffin
Email: enrich.coop.class.griffin@gmail.com
Phone: 843-729-8344
Monthly Cost: $35
Materials Fee: $125 (plus $50 mid-year)
Pre-requisites: None
Supplies and Books required: Materials and Supplies will be provided.
This class will have high consumable materials (food). An additional materials fee of $50 will be due and need to be paid to Dawn Griffin by January 30, 2021.
Course Description:
6th-12th grade
THIS IS A GLUTEN / PEANUT FREE COOKING CLASS.
Through lecture, demonstration, and hands-on experience, we will prepare interesting and delicious gluten/ peanut free foods. There will be plenty of chopping, mixing, whipping, baking and cooking. Students will also learn
nutrition
hygiene and kitchen safety
kitchen equipment and appliances use
techniques and skills
team communication
Our class size is going to be limited to 12 students who really have a desire to learn new skills, work well with others and can stay focused on tasks at hand. Students are encouraged to practice skills by cooking at home on a regular basis.
NOTE: Accommodations - Gluten Free / Peanut Free – No other allergies will be accommodated. Due to limited space, this class will first be offered to children who have not taken SHEEP cooking classes. Please contact teacher at enrich.coop.class.griffin@gmail.com to be placed on a waitlist.
High School credit will not be given – no syllabus.
Jr. Musical Theatre
Instructor: Laurie Grinnell
Email: laurie.grinnell.2@gmal.com
Phone: 843-532-6540
Grades: 4-8th
Monthly Cost: $32
Material fee $30
Does your child like to sing and perform? We will perform a junior Broadway musical in the spring of 2021. Auditions are required and will occur the first day of class. For this, students will need to perform a song and a one-minute monologue. This class requires participation and COMMITMENT from both the young actor and parent. We strive to make the best possible show, but we need parents and students to be connected and engaged! We use our FACEBOOK GROUP to communicate. This is REQUIRED FOR PARTICIPATION. We offer two class periods, AM and PM. These classes will form two separate casts who will perform the same musical on the same show dates having different show times. The morning class will meet from 8:30-9:50 am and the afternoon class will meet from 1:10-2:30 pm.
IMPORTANT REGISTRATION INFORMATION!
Junior Musical Theatre fills up quickly. Following is the protocol for registration. When SHEEP registration opens, you must send an email to Laurie Grinnell at housetheatreinc@gmail.com stating your interest and which class you prefer (morning, afternoon, or either if you’re flexible). Then submit your official SHEEP class registration per usual. You can not officially register for Musical Theatre until a slot has been confirmed by Laurie. Students will be given available slots or placed on a wait list based on the order in which emails are received (pending confirmation of your official SHEEP registration).
If your official registration with SHEEP is not confirmed by April 21, your child’s place will be offered to the next child on the list. This is why it is essential that you send an email and submit your SHEEP registration as soon as possible. Your child’s slot will be confirmed via email by late April.
PLEASE NOTE: There will be mandatory Saturday rehearsals at Riverbluff Church during the second semester (times TBD). We will also schedule rehearsals at Riverbluff during our regularly scheduled Thursday class time. To compensate for travel time, the morning class rehearsals will begin at 8:00 AM, and the afternoon class rehearsals will last until 3:00 PM. Performances are scheduled mid-April. There will be a small admission fee for each performance. Parents are responsible for costumes and fees for costumes.
Instructor: Laurie Grinnell
Email: laurie.grinnell.2@gmal.com
Phone: 843-532-6540
Grades: 4-8th
Monthly Cost: $32
Material fee $30
Does your child like to sing and perform? We will perform a junior Broadway musical in the spring of 2021. Auditions are required and will occur the first day of class. For this, students will need to perform a song and a one-minute monologue. This class requires participation and COMMITMENT from both the young actor and parent. We strive to make the best possible show, but we need parents and students to be connected and engaged! We use our FACEBOOK GROUP to communicate. This is REQUIRED FOR PARTICIPATION. We offer two class periods, AM and PM. These classes will form two separate casts who will perform the same musical on the same show dates having different show times. The morning class will meet from 8:30-9:50 am and the afternoon class will meet from 1:10-2:30 pm.
IMPORTANT REGISTRATION INFORMATION!
Junior Musical Theatre fills up quickly. Following is the protocol for registration. When SHEEP registration opens, you must send an email to Laurie Grinnell at housetheatreinc@gmail.com stating your interest and which class you prefer (morning, afternoon, or either if you’re flexible). Then submit your official SHEEP class registration per usual. You can not officially register for Musical Theatre until a slot has been confirmed by Laurie. Students will be given available slots or placed on a wait list based on the order in which emails are received (pending confirmation of your official SHEEP registration).
If your official registration with SHEEP is not confirmed by April 21, your child’s place will be offered to the next child on the list. This is why it is essential that you send an email and submit your SHEEP registration as soon as possible. Your child’s slot will be confirmed via email by late April.
PLEASE NOTE: There will be mandatory Saturday rehearsals at Riverbluff Church during the second semester (times TBD). We will also schedule rehearsals at Riverbluff during our regularly scheduled Thursday class time. To compensate for travel time, the morning class rehearsals will begin at 8:00 AM, and the afternoon class rehearsals will last until 3:00 PM. Performances are scheduled mid-April. There will be a small admission fee for each performance. Parents are responsible for costumes and fees for costumes.
Middle School Art
Instructor: Austin Smith
Email: austingracesmith@gmail.com
Grades: 6-8th, ages 11-13
Monthly Cost: $36 per month
Material fees: $28
Required materials: folder for artwork
Course Description: Middle school art is a challenging class where we will draw, paint, and collage. We will learn the elements of art as well as fo is on perspective. We will study the color wheel, some masters, and international art. We focus on a positive mindset while creating! Please have students bring a folder for their artwork.
Instructor: Austin Smith
Email: austingracesmith@gmail.com
Grades: 6-8th, ages 11-13
Monthly Cost: $36 per month
Material fees: $28
Required materials: folder for artwork
Course Description: Middle school art is a challenging class where we will draw, paint, and collage. We will learn the elements of art as well as fo is on perspective. We will study the color wheel, some masters, and international art. We focus on a positive mindset while creating! Please have students bring a folder for their artwork.
Mixed Media
Instructor: Fairlight Kloxin
Email: Fairlightk84@gmail.com
Phone: 843-871-7916
Grades: 4th-8th
Monthly cost: $30
Materials Fee $40
Required Textbook: none
Prerequisites: none
Supplies: Mixed Media Art Journal, 6 canvas boards 8"x10"
Course Description: Mixed Media is a technique involving the use of two or more artistic medias, such as ink and pastel or painting and collage that are combined in a single composition. This class will touch on different mediums of art, studying different tools, materials and their uses, and experiment with different techniques and styles of creating art. We will experiment with print making, fabric dying, paper marbling, collage, watercolors, pattern transfer, acrylic paint, alcohol inks, and more! We will take an occasional break from our art journals and canvases to work on other art project with glass, ceramic, fabric, and wood throughout the year.
Supplies Needed: Students will need a mixed media art journal (I recommend a 9″x12″ Strathmore 400 Series or 500 Series) and six canvas boards, preferably 8″x10″ Students will need to bring their journals to class weekly and bring all canvases on the 1st day of SHEEP.
Instructor: Fairlight Kloxin
Email: Fairlightk84@gmail.com
Phone: 843-871-7916
Grades: 4th-8th
Monthly cost: $30
Materials Fee $40
Required Textbook: none
Prerequisites: none
Supplies: Mixed Media Art Journal, 6 canvas boards 8"x10"
Course Description: Mixed Media is a technique involving the use of two or more artistic medias, such as ink and pastel or painting and collage that are combined in a single composition. This class will touch on different mediums of art, studying different tools, materials and their uses, and experiment with different techniques and styles of creating art. We will experiment with print making, fabric dying, paper marbling, collage, watercolors, pattern transfer, acrylic paint, alcohol inks, and more! We will take an occasional break from our art journals and canvases to work on other art project with glass, ceramic, fabric, and wood throughout the year.
Supplies Needed: Students will need a mixed media art journal (I recommend a 9″x12″ Strathmore 400 Series or 500 Series) and six canvas boards, preferably 8″x10″ Students will need to bring their journals to class weekly and bring all canvases on the 1st day of SHEEP.
Physical Education
Instructor: Rachell Driscoll
Email: 4driscollfam@gmail.com
Grades: 7th – 12th
Monthly Cost(s): $25
Material fee: $11
Course Description: This course will focus on each student’s personal development in areas such as cardiovascular exercise, endurance, and flexibility. Students will participate in team games that will help reinforce these skills while working with others in a fun environment. Sneakers and appropriate clothing required.
Instructor: Rachell Driscoll
Email: 4driscollfam@gmail.com
Grades: 7th – 12th
Monthly Cost(s): $25
Material fee: $11
Course Description: This course will focus on each student’s personal development in areas such as cardiovascular exercise, endurance, and flexibility. Students will participate in team games that will help reinforce these skills while working with others in a fun environment. Sneakers and appropriate clothing required.
Study Hall
All Grades
Monthly Cost: $15
Instructor: Julie Weigel
Instructor Email: weigelfamily@bellsouth.net
Study Hall is quiet place to study. Bring a book to read if you have nothing to study. No electronics unless used for study. No games to be played. If your child cannot sit quietly for the 50 minutes, this is not the class for your child.
Food is only allowed during the lunch hour of 12:00. Limited Space Available
All Grades
Monthly Cost: $15
Instructor: Julie Weigel
Instructor Email: weigelfamily@bellsouth.net
Study Hall is quiet place to study. Bring a book to read if you have nothing to study. No electronics unless used for study. No games to be played. If your child cannot sit quietly for the 50 minutes, this is not the class for your child.
Food is only allowed during the lunch hour of 12:00. Limited Space Available
