K1Sci
K1 Science - Lesley Rice
Young learners will dive into a wide range of science topics through hands-on experiments, outdoor observations, drawing, music, and more. This class connects students to the wonders of creation, highlighting the relationship between our Creator and the world around us. By engaging multiple senses—sight, sound, touch—students will explore, question, and interact with their surroundings in a dynamic, curiosity-driven way.
No single curriculum binds us; instead, we’ll draw from a variety of resources to keep learning fresh and flexible. Expect no homework—just pure, in-class discovery! By the end, students will have a deeper appreciation for science and the skills to observe and wonder about the world they inhabit.
Material Cost: $40
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K1Art
K1 Art - Carol Chen
This class will introduce the basic elements of art. Using a variety of mediums, we will explore color, line, shape, and texture. Children are encouraged to express their creativity through weekly art journaling, projects, and guided drawing. Presenting their art pieces to the class will give each child the opportunity to share their ideas and stories through art. *Parents can send a paint shirt with their child, which can be stored in class throughout the school year.
Material Cost: $25
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K1Music
K1 Music - Hannah Hayes
In this fun and engaging music class, students will discover the joy of music through singing, movement, and hands-on activities! They’ll learn basic music theory and notation, explore various instruments, and delve into the stories of famous and lesser-known composers. With plenty of dancing, games, and interactive lessons, my goal is to spark a love of music in students while building their foundational skills in an exciting, dynamic way!
Material Cost: $25
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K1Lit
K-1 Literature - Helen Shaya
In this K–1st grade course, young learners will dive into the joy of children’s literature—my great passion—by reading a diverse mix of books and poems together in class. We’ll explore genres like family, friendship, and folk tales, bringing each story or poem to life with engaging activities across multiple subjects: art, creative dramatics, science, math, narration (written and verbal), cooking, handicrafts, and music and movement. This hands-on approach will spark creativity and curiosity while building a love for stories.
Material Cost: $40
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23LitSpk
23 Poetry and Oral Presentation - Helen Shaya
In this class your child will enhance their communication skills—listening, speaking, writing, and reading—through stories and poetry, with a focus on practicing listening and speaking via short (1-3 minute) presentations that explore the first two stages of the Canons of Rhetoric: invention and arrangement. Alongside developmentally appropriate content and instruction, they’ll develop listening and presenting etiquette, while poetry exploration and memorization skills enrich their oral presentations.
Material Cost: $25
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23Science
23 Science - Lesley Rice
Students will explore a broad array of science topics through hands-on experiments, outdoor observation, drawing, music, and more. These techniques reveal the connections between our Creator and the world, encouraging students to look, listen, touch, and ask questions with all their senses. We’ll draw from a variety of resources, not a single set curriculum, for a fresh, flexible approach.
Students will focus on hands-on activities rather than textbook reading or writing, sparking discovery in real time. Homework will be minimal to none, keeping the emphasis on in-class exploration. By the end, they’ll gain a deeper wonder for science and the skills to engage with the world around them.
Material Cost: $50
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23Art
23 Art - Studio Art - Laurie Mondragon
Students will study and apply the Elements of Art and Principles of Design, creating both two- and three-dimensional artworks throughout the year. Projects, which may span 3–4 weeks in upper grades, will blend skill-building with creativity. We’ll dive into artist studies and explore art from diverse regions and cultures, keeping the focus on foundational elements even in the most playful pieces.
Some projects will simply be fun, while others may include a collaborative effort if time allows. By working with various media and perspectives, students will sharpen their artistic eye and technique. This course promises a dynamic mix of structure and imagination, tailored to inspire growth in every young artist.
Material Cost: $25
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23Music
23 Music - Hannah Hayes
In this fun and engaging music class, students will discover the joy of music through singing, movement, and hands-on activities! They’ll learn basic music theory and notation, explore various instruments, and delve into the stories of famous and lesser-known composers. With plenty of dancing, games, and interactive lessons, my goal is to spark a love of music in students while building their foundational skills in an exciting, dynamic way!
Material Cost: $25
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45MssnHG
45 History and Geography through Missionaries - Penny Barrett
Students will travel across time and oceans, experiencing history and distant regions through the lives of faithful missionaries. Using the Not Consumed curriculum To Every Nation Volume 1, we’ll study 12 unique figures, exploring their call to serve, their family lives, and their experiences at home and on the mission field. This class weaves historical narratives with personal stories of faith and sacrifice that defined their journeys.
We’ll map the geographical regions these missionaries reached, linking their destinations to the wider world. Alongside, we’ll highlight the key character trait each embodied—such as courage or perseverance—showing how it radiated through their lives. By semester’s end, students will see how history and geography converge through the lens of those who surrendered all for Christ. *Students will need to purchase To Every Nation Volume 1, about $29, this is not covered by the material cost fee.
Order Link: https://store.notconsumed.com/products/to-every-nation-digital?variant=18711159013472
Material Cost: $25
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45Garden
45 Gardening - Sarah Lanning
In the beginning, God gave man the job of tending a garden, and in this hands-on class, students will dig into that original calling by growing their own food and flowers. We’ll master soil prep, planting techniques, watering wisdom, and pest control, using real plots to build skills. From seed to harvest, learners will see God’s design in action, marveling at how sunlight, seasons, and care bring forth abundance.
Beyond the basics, we’ll prune plant care myths, design simple layouts, and consider practices like composting. By the end, students will tend their own mini-garden, equipped to steward it well and inspired by a growing love for nurturing God’s creation. This class is perfect for beginners eager to get their hands dirty as they uncover the miracle of nature.
Material Cost: $75
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45Art
45 Art - Laurie Mondragon
Students will study and apply the Elements of Art and Principles of Design, creating both two- and three-dimensional artworks throughout the year. Projects, which may span 3–4 weeks in upper grades, will blend skill-building with creativity. We’ll dive into artist studies and explore art from diverse regions and cultures, keeping the focus on foundational elements even in the most playful pieces.
Some projects will simply be fun, while others may include a collaborative effort if time allows. By working with various media and perspectives, students will sharpen their artistic eye and technique. This course promises a dynamic mix of structure and imagination, tailored to inspire growth in every young artist.
Material Cost: $25
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45MERICA
45 American Genesis: A New Nation - Alisa Taylor
This class brings America’s founding to life for 4th and 5th graders. Students will explore the Declaration of Independence and U.S. Constitution, tracing the biblical principles and historic ideas that shaped the founders’ vision. Through stories, activities, and light memorization, they’ll learn how the three branches of government balance power to protect liberty.
The course highlights the founders’ sacrifices and their belief that rights come from God, not government. Students will see how the founders’ view of human nature led to a divided-power system that lasts today. With minimal homework and hands-on learning, kids will gain a clear understanding of America’s government and respect for its courageous beginnings.
Material Cost: $30
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45LitSpk
45 Poetry and Oral Presentation - Helen Shaya
In this class your child will enhance their communication skills—listening, speaking, writing, and reading—through stories and poetry, with a focus on practicing listening and speaking via short (1-3 minute) presentations that explore the first two stages of the Canons of Rhetoric: invention and arrangement. Alongside developmentally appropriate content and instruction, they’ll develop listening and presenting etiquette, while poetry exploration and memorization skills enrich their oral presentations.
Material Cost: $25
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45Math
45 Amazing Arithmetic - Rebekah Redfield
Amazing Arithmetic invites your 4th and 5th graders to rise to new heights in Math. This class will focus on sharpening math skills through engaging games, creative challenges and lively drills. Revealing a powerful tool for unlocking life's equations through mathematics. Students will enhance their skills and build confidence, all while discovering the joy of math. The class aims to ignite a lasting love for the subject by showing how it helps them in everyday life. Each session blends practical problem-solving, critical thinking, and healthy competition. Come join us on this adventure, of building strong brains and a passion for finding the solution! We will be using a variety of resources, not a single set curriculum. No homework will be assigned for this course.
Material Cost: $20
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45Music
45 Music - Uke Can Do It - Naomi Zion
Hello! I’m excited to teach you and watch you grow in your skills and love of music. The ukulele is a fantastic first instrument—small and easily portable, so you can practice anywhere you go! In this class, you’ll learn melodies, chords, strumming patterns, and other musical elements, such as reading notation and mastering rhythm.
Contact me, Naomi, with any questions about purchasing an instrument or materials.
Required materials: Ukulele (soprano, concert, or tenor), and Hal Leonard Ukulele Method Book 1
Recommended materials: Gig bag or hard case, Tuner, Felt pick, Strap
Material Cost: $25
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45Code
45 Computer Coding - Nickolas McColl
This beginner-friendly class is designed to introduce students to the fundamentals of programming using Python. The course covers essential concepts such as variables, data types, loops, conditionals, and functions, providing a solid foundation for coding. Through hands-on exercises and real-world examples, students will learn to write clean, efficient code while developing problem-solving skills. Whether you’re new to programming or aiming to strengthen your skills, this class offers a great starting point for exploring the world of coding and software development.
Material Cost: $20
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68Art
68 Art - Laurie Mondragon
Students will study and apply the Elements of Art and Principles of Design, creating both two- and three-dimensional artworks throughout the year. Projects, which may span 3–4 weeks in upper grades, will blend skill-building with creativity. We’ll dive into artist studies and explore art from diverse regions and cultures, keeping the focus on foundational elements even in the most playful pieces.
Some projects will simply be fun, while others may include a collaborative effort if time allows. By working with various media and perspectives, students will sharpen their artistic eye and technique. This course promises a dynamic mix of structure and imagination, tailored to inspire growth in every young artist.
Material Cost: $25
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68HmEcon
68 Home Economics - Hannah Hayes
In this Home Economics class, students will learn essential life skills focused on creating a welcoming, well-managed home. The course emphasizes the art of hospitality, equipping students to become confident, well-rounded individuals. Students will explore topics like home cleaning, organization, decor, budgeting, plant care, and more! They will also gain hands-on experience in areas such as hosting events and personal care. By the end of the course, my goal is to ensure students feel confident and well-prepared to care for themselves and others, appreciating and engaging in the ministry of serving through the home.
Material Cost: $40
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68Code
68 Computer Coding - Nickolas McColl
This beginner-friendly class is designed to introduce students to the fundamentals of programming using Python. The course covers essential concepts such as variables, data types, loops, conditionals, and functions, providing a solid foundation for coding. Through hands-on exercises and real-world examples, students will learn to write clean, efficient code while developing problem-solving skills. Whether you’re new to programming or aiming to strengthen your skills, this class offers a great starting point for exploring the world of coding and software development.
Material Cost: $20
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68CrtWrt
68 Intro to Creative Writing and IEW - Vanessa Knizley
In this course students will explore storytelling through lessons from the IEW workbook Following Narnia: Volume 1 The Lion’s Song. By studying C.S. Lewis’s first three Chronicles of Narnia novels—The Magician’s Nephew, The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, and The Horse and His Boy—they’ll master the building blocks of compelling narratives, drawing inspiration from a literary giant. Class discussions and exercises will sharpen their skills and deepen their love for stories, reflecting humanity’s God-given passion for creation.
Students will gain practical tools to craft and share their own tales, boosting their creative confidence. Through analyzing Lewis’s techniques, they’ll learn to weave engaging plots and vivid characters, equipping them to express their imagination effectively. By semester’s end, they’ll have a stronger appreciation for storytelling and the ability to bring their own ideas to life.
Material Cost: $37
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68Praise
68 Praise - Naomi Zion
Hello! I’m excited to teach you and watch you grow in your skills and love of music. This class is for all beginning and intermediate musicians to learn and develop their preferred instrument and musicianship, as well as the skills needed to play or sing in a group. Students will work as a team, listen intentionally, build confidence performing for others, master performance etiquette, and explore the meaning of worship and worship leadership.
Material Cost: $25
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68Garden
68 Gardening - Sarah Lanning
In the beginning, God gave man the job of tending a garden, and in this hands-on class, students will dig into that original calling by growing their own food and flowers. We’ll master soil prep, planting techniques, watering wisdom, and pest control, using real plots to build skills. From seed to harvest, learners will see God’s design in action, marveling at how sunlight, seasons, and care bring forth abundance.
Beyond the basics, we’ll prune plant care myths, design simple layouts, and consider practices like composting. By the end, students will tend their own mini-garden, equipped to steward it well and inspired by a growing love for nurturing God’s creation. This class is perfect for beginners eager to get their hands dirty as they uncover the miracle of nature.
Material Cost: $75
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68Theatr
68 Theater - Jennifer Coleman
In this dynamic course, students will master the basics of theater arts by bringing characters to life through pantomime, improvisation, and effective speaking—honing articulation, projection, and breathing techniques. They’ll dive into technical theater, exploring costumes, props, and scenery, while learning script structure, blocking, and stage directions. With a focus on collaboration, they’ll practice giving, receiving, and applying feedback to sharpen their skills.
Beyond acting, students will step into roles like directing and simple set design, broadening their theatrical toolkit. By semester’s end, they’ll blend creativity with technique, gaining confidence on and off the stage. Guided by Jennifer Coleman, this class offers a fun, hands-on intro to the world of theater for budding performers and creators alike.
Material Cost: $50
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68Cook
68 Cook - Gabi Marshall
Cooking is not only a necessity of life but also, for some, a joyful activity and a canvas for artistic expression. In this introductory class, students will master basic culinary skills through hands-on practice, exploring essential techniques—knife skills, measuring ingredients, and diverse cooking methods—while crafting dishes like soups, salads, main courses, and desserts. By the end, they’ll have a practical skill set to prepare simple meals and assist in the kitchen, perhaps even igniting a simmering passion for the culinary arts.
Material Cost: $240
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912Praise
912 Praise - Naomi Zion
This class is for musicians to grow in musicianship, the skills needed to play in a group, and worship leadership. All instruments are welcome, including voice. Students will work as a team, listen intentionally, practice performance etiquette, and explore what it means to create a worshipful environment while leading others in worship.
Contact me for help determining your skill level.
Material Cost: $25
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912CookAd
912 Advanced Cooking - Gabi Marshall
*Open only to Cook912 graduates, this class builds on your core skills—knife techniques, cooking basics, and dish prep—to take you to the next level. We’ll explore trickier methods like emulsions and reductions, crafting dishes with more depth. Tailored for those whose love for cooking bloomed in the prerequisite, this course nudges that interest further, helping you grow beyond the basics.
You’ll tackle recipes with added steps, sample global flavors, and sharpen your instincts through practice and feedback. Using Cook912’s foundation, we’ll work on pacing and pairing ingredients with greater care. By the end, you’ll handle your kitchen with more skill, ready to step up your cooking without the pressure of perfection.
Material Cost: $240
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912Bible
912 Bible - Zachary Kondracki
Navigating the complexities of modern life requires a sure foundation, and for Christians, that foundation is the Word of God (2nd Timothy 3:15-16). All throughout the ages, Christians have stood firmly upon the Scriptures as God’s breathed-out truth. At times, the Scriptures were a shield. At other times, a sword, but at all times, the truth. And behind every great theologian stood a dedication and love for God’s Word; in today’s rapidly transforming world, it can be no different.
In this Bible course, students will explore the Bible as the sole infallible rule of faith and practice, examining how every part of it, from Genesis to Revelation, contributes to a cohesive understanding of God's redemptive plan. Through careful study and open discussion, this class aims to equip students with the tools to interpret Scripture accurately and apply its timeless truths to the challenges of living in today’s world.
This Bible class will engage students where they are and aim to challenge how they think about God’s revelation. We'll move beyond surface-level readings and engage with the historical context, literary genres, and theological themes that shape the Bible's message. By understanding the interconnectedness of Scripture and how it all points to the glory of Jesus, students will gain a deeper appreciation for the Scripture’s timeless relevance and eternal nature in their own lives and becoming better prepared to contend with the world to the glory of God.
Material Cost: $20
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912IntrAI
912 Intro to Artificial Intelligence - Nickolas McColl
This introductory course is designed to teach the core concepts of artificial intelligence. Students will explore key topics such as machine learning, neural networks, natural language processing, and automation. Through hands-on projects and real-world examples, they will learn how AI systems function, how data drives intelligent decision-making, and how to apply basic AI models. This course equips beginners with the knowledge and skills to leverage AI effectively in an ever-changing world, helping them stay ahead in the age of intelligent technology.
Material Cost: $20
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912ComPub
912 Communication and Publications - Anngie Sorrells
This class will explore all things communication. Topics include social media (how it has shaped our cultural communication), working through conflict conversations and resolutions the biblical way, and understanding that being a good communicator also means being a good listener. We will cover exercises that help with not just hearing but really listening to others, plus how to ace a job interview. We’ll learn how to introduce ourselves, instruct, convince, debate, and more. We’ll have a great time discovering how public speaking doesn’t have to be scary or perfect to be fun and effective.
Part two of this class is Publications! It will be the first to launch a monthly Vector newsletter. Students will use communication skills to interview and bring stories, news, and fun activities to life for all ages in Vector. For those students who want to do the “extra,” we’ll plan a picture day as well as Vector’s first yearbook!
Material Cost: $20
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912Cook
912 Cooking - Gabi Marshall
In this hands-on class, students will pick up essential cooking skills—knife basics, simple cooking methods, and dish prep—to get comfortable in the kitchen. We’ll cover straightforward techniques like chopping, sautéing, and seasoning, preparing everyday dishes with ease. Crafted for those just starting to enjoy cooking, this course sparks curiosity and builds a solid base for culinary fun.
You’ll try recipes with clear steps, taste familiar flavors, and get a feel for timing and ingredient basics through practice. We’ll focus on practical know-how, from boiling water to plating a meal, without any rush to master it all. By the end, you’ll navigate your kitchen with more ease, ready to whip up simple dishes with confidence.
Material Cost: $240
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912Spanish
912 Conversational Spanish - Cristy Ahumada
Enhance your Spanish communication skills through dynamic conversations, interactive activities, and collaborative projects. This class focuses on building confidence in speaking and listening to Spanish. You’ll engage in conversations, debates, and discussions, developing language skills through group projects and interactive exercises while receiving personalized feedback and guidance. The course aims to sharpen your Spanish communication abilities, boost confidence in speaking and listening, and lay a stronger foundation for future language studies or real-world use. All Spanish levels welcome!
Material Cost: $0
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912HMAdlt
912 History of Music (1st Sem) / Adulting 101 (2nd Sem) - Anngie Sorrells
1st Semester - History of Music
In History of Music, we'll explore many different genres of music and how music can capture historical events—often more accurately than the era’s publications. Students will examine why what we listen to matters, influencing us more deeply than we might expect. We will analyze songs across different decades, from powerful hymns to ballads of love, war, loss, and victory, we’ll uncover the raw stories they tell and their lasting impact on human experiences.
2st Semester - Adulting 101
In Adulting 101, students get prepared for adulthood with a fun, practical twist! Over 12 weeks, we’ll cover banking basics, first aid, handling a traffic stop, changing a tire, and checking tire pressure. What’s that dashboard light mean? What do I do during and after an accident? We’ll ease emergency fears with a few special guests, explore unexpected careers, and master filing taxes. Plus, we’ll take a shallow dive into AI and ChatGPT, home economics, survival skills, self-defense, and situational awareness. The class wraps with a thrilling outdoor survival trip at semester’s end!
Material Cost: $65 - class supplies and end of year survival training
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912CrtWrt
912 Creative Writing: Finding the Gospel in Fairytales - Vanessa Knizley
Students will dive into a creative journey blending literary exploration with hands-on work. First semester focuses on reading and discussing classic fairytales, inspired by Angelina Stanford’s lessons, to uncover biblical themes and moral lessons like courage and redemption. Lively discussions and in-class writing will spark reflection on how these tales echo universal truths and shape students’ writing voices.
Second semester shifts from analysis to creation as students take the lead in crafting their own children’s books. Each student will develop an original story or a fresh retelling of a well-known fairytale, weaving in earlier themes. Students will storyboard, illustrate, and edit their work, self-publishing a polished book by course’s end—gaining storytelling and bookmaking skills while showcasing their growth as writers.
Material Cost: $80 - print fees and in-class art materials