BUSY BEES

Ages 4–6 years

Tue / Wed / Thu

9:00–1:40 · Playground fellowship 1:40–2:00

Early science, nature, and quality literature through readalouds.

Hands-on and movement-based activities develop fine

and large motor skills, communication, and social readiness.

Academic lessons begin when each child is ready.

Math

• Number sense

• Place value

• Addition & subtraction

• Geometry

• Time

• Money

Language Arts

• Read-alouds

• Narration

• Letters & phonics

• Handwriting

Enrichment

• Science experiments

• Nature walks

• Show & tell

• Art & music

• Crafts

• Recess

BEGINNERS

Ages 5–7 years

Tue / Wed / Thu

9:00–1:40 · Playground fellowship 1:40–2:00

Developmentally appropriate activities building fine motor, critical

thinking, and relational skills. Academics introduced as each student

is ready.

Math

• Number sense

• Addition & subtraction

• Time

• Money

• Geometry & measurement

• Beginning multiplication

Language Arts

• Phonics & early reading

• Read-alouds & narration

• Handwriting

• Storytelling

• History stories

Enrichment

• Life & physical science

• Hygiene & safety

• Manners

BUILDERS I 

Ages 8–11 years

Tue / Wed / Thu

9:30–2:00

Builds on prior knowledge with a focus on reading, writing,

storytelling, logic, and critical thinking. Outdoor time and

movement are woven into each day.

Math

• Multi-digit addition & subtraction

• Multiplication & division

• Area & perimeter

• Word problems

Language Arts

• Phonics & spelling

• Narration & reporting

• Dictation

• Parts of speech

• Paragraphs

• U.S. history & geography

Enrichment

• Rotating science units

• Art

• Drawing

• Handicrafts

• ASL

• PE

BUILDERS II

Ages 9–11 years

Tue / Wed / Thu

9:30–2:00

Sharpens and masters literature analysis, grammar, paragraphs and

papers, and presenting. Students build logic and critical thinking

alongside core academics.

Math

• Geometry & measurement

• Long multiplication & division

• Fractions

• Word problems

Language Arts

• Literature & creative writing

• Written narration

• Grammar & spelling

• Cursive & logic

• U.S. history & geography

Enrichment

• Rotating science units

• Art

• Drawing

• Handicrafts

• ASL

• PE

• Practical skills

EXPEDITION

Ages 12–14 years

Tue / Wed / Thu

9:30–2:15

Middle school students master math and English while exploring

world cultures through history, science research, and the arts. ASL is

woven throughout all subjects.

Math

• Fractions, decimals & percents

• Pre-algebra & algebra

• Geometry

• Consumer math & bookkeeping

Language Arts

• Literature analysis

• Composition

• Critical thinking

• Grammar & dictation

• World history & cultures

Enrichment

• Research & lab-based science

• Art

• Drawing

• Fine art & appreciation

• Handicrafts

• ASL

• PE / Health

• Seasonal celebrations

ROAD TO GRADUATION

14 + YEARS

Our Credit Course Independent Study program provides personalized support and accountability for homeschool families navigating the high school years with confidence.

What's Included

• Semester Start: Schedule setup (print or digital) and lesson planning on the calendar

• Through the Year: Weekly Accountability & Grading: Sign up for your weekly check-in day and time on the calendar — available in-person or remotely with digital upload. A/Tuesdays, B/Thursdays, C/Wednesdays

• End of Year: Transcripts and progress reports updated each May, with access to download and/or print through June 15 — continue your membership to retain ongoing access

Choose A, B, C - or mix & match.

Road to Graduation A

Tuesdays

Math and Logic/Critical Thinking

All of the above plus these specifics:

• Tutoring & Math Lab: One-on-one help for understanding and mastery with one 2-hour session per week

• Criticial Thinking & Strategy Game Library access to support understanding and mastery of concepts.

Road to Graduation B

Thursdays

English and History

All of the above plus these specifics:

• Writing & Grammar Lab: One-on-one help for understanding and mastery with one 2-hour session per week

• History & Geography: Access to resource library, curriculum, and literature to support your studies.

Road to Graduation C

Wednesdays

Science & Electives

All of the above plus these specifics:

• Science Lab: Discussion of research and Perform weekly labs with skilled instructor.

• Choose up to 3 Electives per semester: ASL, Art, Speech, Economics/Government, and other options.