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Kindergarten Syllabus     First Grade Syllabus   Second Grade Syllabus    

Third Grade Syllabus    Fourth Grade Syllabus    Fifth Grade Syllabus   Sixth Grade Syllabus

Sixth Grade Syllabus

1. Bible

    a. Plan of Salvation

    b. Life of Christ

    c. Works of Elijah, Elisha, Daniel, Ezra and Nehemiah

    d. Scripture memorization

 

2. Language

    a. Sentence structure and diagramming

    b. Eight parts of speech

    c. Mechanics of capitalization and punctuation

    d. Finding and identifying complements

    e. Writing research papers

    f. Book reports and letter writing

 

3. Reading

    a. Oral reading and appreciation

    b. Word meaning skills

    c. Comprehension

 

4. Spelling

    a. Root words

    b. Suffixes and prefixes

    c. Spelling rules

    d. Vocabulary meanings

 

5. Penmanship

    a. Cursive writing enhancement

    b. Creative writing in journals

 

6. Math

    a. Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of whole numbers, fractions, and decimals.

    b. Story problems

    c. English and metric measures

    d. Basic equations

    e. Basic geometry

    f. Pre-algebra

 

7. Social Studies

    a. New world history

    b. Reports

    c. Geography and map reading

 

8. Science

    a. Earth science

    b. Biology

    c. Physical science

    d. Health

    e. Science Fair Project

 

Rotation Courses

Music/Drama (6th-8th Grade, one nine-weeks)

Music theory, history, and drama is studied in this combined class for one nine-week period. Students study and perform a musical drama at the end of each nine-weeks.

 

Physical Education (6th-8th Grade, one nine-weeks)

One nine-weeks of Physical Education including rules, drills, and play of team and individual sports including: basketball, football, softball, volleyball, team handball, soccer, swimming, and tennis. Conditioning and flexibility are a part of every class; ending the nine-weeks with the President’s Fitness Challenge. Sportsmanship and team work are a top priority.

 

Computer (6th-8th Grade, one nine-weeks)

A general survey of the basic computer skills; hands-on experience with the computer for the purpose of familiarity, understanding the computer as a tool. A strong emphasis on developing keyboarding skills.

 

Art (6th-8th Grade, one nine-weeks)

A nine-weeks course where students are taught one and two point perspective, basic drawing skills and techniques, and correct use of art tools and materials. Materials include oil pastel, clay, watercolor, tempera paints, crayons and colored pencils. Each student is encouraged to develop any artistic abilities they may have.