Middle Level
Middle Level Skills
Students in this group are preparing for High school, typically 6th, 7th, and 8th graders. They can read chapter books, spell, and write paragraph essays. In math, they can add, subtract, multiply, and divide with fluency of fractions, decimals, and percent numbers. At this level of math, we are done with foundations and instead are preparing for high school geometry and algebra courses. If your student is not achieving these skills yet in math or English, talk to us about placement options.
Try us or jump in anytime with our prorated tuition by the class.
NEW! The Art of War Class
Wednesdays 12:30-2:15 PM ET (6-12 grade)
Friday 11:00AM-12:45PM (3-8 grade)
Reading Adventures
Friday 10:00-10:50 AM ET
The Great Works Advanced
Wednesday & Friday 11:10-12:30 PM ET
World History
Monday & Thursday 10:00-10:50 AM ET
New! Herbology 101
Tuesday 10:00AM-11:00AM
Classes start October 2026!
The Screwtape Letters: Christian Bible Study
Select Fridays 5:00-6:00PM ET
First class September 4, 2026
NEW! Finance & Business Program!
Tuesday & Thursday
11:10 AM -1:00 PM ET
Classes start October 2026!
Art Foundations
Friday 9:00-9:50 AM ET
Art Projects Around The World
Friday 12:45PM-2:00PM ET
First class October 9, 2026
Course Descriptions & Materials
We uphold our Christian values throughout our learning environment. However, some reading selections may include themes or ideas that do not fully align with those values. Materials may include literature, themes, and academic discussions that may involve complex or sensitive topics. While we maintain a learning environment grounded in our Christian values, some texts and ideas presented in this class may not fully align with those beliefs. These materials are included for educational purposes, critical thinking, and cultural literacy. All readings and resources are provided to parents in advance. Parents are encouraged to review the content of each course.
Students at this skill level have a lot of classes to choose from because they can skill down to the elementary level and rebuild foundations, or they can work ahead in advanced placement options. Students on level for math can take Pre-Algebra and prepare for High School math courses. Reading Adventures is a weekly reading comprehension group that completes hands-on projects together. Advanced readers and writers are invited to the Literature Analysis class to critique classical works. In World History, students will learn about the history of the world in order "From Adam to Us". Advanced students are welcome to take a deep dive into American history. Our middle and high level students are learning about Earth and the Environment in science. Students who are beginning artists or would like foundational techniques can take Art Foundations. While Art Projects Around the World is available for advanced crafters to put their skills to the test.
Reading Adventures
This class is a hands‑on, project‑based literature course where students dive into two beloved novels—Holes by Louis Sachar and Old Yeller by Fred Gipson—and bring the stories to life through creative, meaningful activities. Students strengthen reading comprehension, vocabulary, and critical‑thinking skills while building fun projects inspired by characters, themes, and settings from each book. After finishing a book, we will watch the film adaptations and compare the film to the book versions.
Materials List:
1. Individual journal for student note-taking. Choose handwriting guidelines, wide-ruled, or college-ruled based on your students' needs and abilities.
2. Holes by Louis Sachar
3. Old Yeller by Fred Gipson
4. A pouch or case with pens and pencils of your choosing.
The Great Works
While we are a Christian learning environment, this course is a standard literature analysis class. The topics covered and presented are to prepare students for higher-level thinking.
In this literature analysis course, Mrs. Eleni guides students to read and analyze four cornerstone works:
Romeo and Juliet (Shakespeare)
The Odyssey (Homer)
Beowulf (Anonymous)
The Republic — The Allegory of the Cave (Plato)
Alongside these texts, students will study influential literary theories that deepen their understanding of narrative and meaning, including Joseph Campbell’s Hero’s Journey, Plato’s Mimesis Theory, and Aristotle’s Catharsis Theory. Poetry will be woven throughout the course to highlight theme, symbolism, and emotional resonance. Students would create a dialectical journal where they write down quotes that stuck out to them, images, and other reflection activities.
Materials list:
1. Individual notebook of your choosing to create the dialectical journal.
2. Pens, pencils, and highlighters in a carrying case of your choosing.
3. A pocket folder for loose pages or a 3-ring binder of your choosing.
4. A packet of lined writing pages of your choosing to fill your binder/folder.
World History
Let's homeschool together and learn the history of the world in order with Notgrass "From Adam to Us". Students learn about the people, places, and where it happened. Students complete critical thinking responses about events and hands-on projects. In addition to mapping and timeline activities.
We do recommend purchasing the entire curriculum set. Note: This series has 150 lessons. With that in mind, we are not going to complete every lesson together. Students and families may complete lessons at home as a family. As well as read through other lessons in detail.
Materials list:
1. From Adam to Us part 1
2. From Adam to Us part 2
3. Our Creative World
4. From Adam to Us Map book
5. From Adam to Us Timeline Book
6. Individual notebook of your choosing for completing response activities.
7. Pens, pencils, and highlighters in a carrying case of your choosing.
Optional but recommended: From Adam to Us Lesson Review & From Adam to Us Student Workbook.
Art Foundations
Get messy with Masterbooks Living Art Lessons covering the foundational techniques of shape, texture, perspective, form, and space. This class will complete projects together and explore forms in nature.
Materials list:
Choose the materials that you want to work with. We recommend students to bring a bag to carry materials to and from class.
1. Watercolor paint set
2. Paintbrushes of various kinds
3. Grayscale pencil set of various shades
4. Fine-tip black ink pen (1)
5. Mixed media sketch pad of paper no bigger than 9x12
6. Masterbooks Living Art Lessons (Artist Journal)
7. Masterbooks Living Art Lessons Textbook
Art Projects Around The World Advanced
Students experience art through history by participating in projects highlighting techniques and styles through the ages across the world. Comprehensive in scope, lessons begin with prehistoric art and progress through the late 20th century. Projects vary from simple drawings to elaborate construction.
Within each sub-section are one or many projects designed to help students understand and appreciate concepts and methods used in art of all kinds (not limited to paintings). Each week, students will travel through time to a new destination, learning how and what art was created. Then students recreate the art using those techniques. Students will learn a variety of new skills and have fun letting their creativity fly.
All materials included. Projects list and class dates coming soon.
Teen Bible Study: Living as a Christian in a Modern World
This class is a thoughtful, discussion‑driven class designed to help teens deepen their faith, strengthen their spiritual discernment, and understand what it means to follow Christ in everyday life. Using C.S. Lewis’s The Screwtape Letters as a central text, students explore temptation, spiritual warfare, moral decision‑making, and the subtle ways culture influences Christian living. Through Scripture, guided conversations, and reflective activities, teens learn how to recognize truth, resist worldly pressures, and build a personal, resilient walk with God. Each week connects Lewis’s insights with practical biblical principles, helping students apply what they learn to friendships, school, family life, and personal choices.
Materials list:
1. Journal of your choosing for notes and activities.
2. Pens, pencils, and highlighters in a carrying case of your choosing.
3. The Screwtape Letters by C S Lewis
4. The Screwtape Letters Study Guide for Teens by Alan Vermilye
5. Student's personal bible
NEW! The Art of War
Test your skills in this fun new class! To bring strategy to life, students practice principles from "The Art of War" through classic and modern board games. The class is longer to allow students plenty of time to complete a puzzle or play the board game together. Bring a lunch or snack item to this class and prepare to have fun.
Students learn strategy in this interactive literature‑and‑strategy course where students dive into Sun Tzu’s timeless classic The Art of War and learn how its principles apply to real life, leadership, decision‑making, and competitive play. Students compete in hands‑on strategy games and explore how ancient wisdom still works today. We will watch clips from "The Art of War" History Channel documentary for another perspective.
All materials provided. Game play covers puzzles, logic, Monopoly, Chess, Chinese GO, and even bring your own board game days. It's an opportunity to learn and have fun together!
NEW! Herbology 101
Herbology is a hands‑on exploration of the healing power of plants and the science behind natural wellness. Students learn how herbs support the body’s systems and life applications of nature’s pharmacy. This course blends botanical study with holistic health principles, guiding learners through:
Understanding how herbal compounds interact with the body
Preparing teas, tinctures, salves, and infusions
Exploring the connection between plants, nutrition, and emotional well‑being
Practicing sustainable harvesting and ethical sourcing
Each session combines gentle science with creative application — students create lip balms, lotions, soaps, tea, candles, and other projects. Students leave with a deeper appreciation for nature’s wisdom and practical skills to support everyday health naturally.
Coming October 2026!
NEW! Finance & Business program! Coming October 2026
About your teacher: Mrs. Jannette has degrees in accounting, business operations, management, and personal finance. In Jacksonville, she worked with companies such as Merrill, Bank of America, Fidelity Investments, and Vystar Credit Union. She previously passed and held the series SIE, 7, 66, and 63 FINRA exams. She placed trades in options, mutual funds, ETF, stocks, and other investment types. She knows crypto and still trades her own portfolio. Her passion is to share everything she has learned with her students, to give them knowledge and skills to be successful and make smart decisions in their finances and careers. She personally designed these classes to prepare students for the real world.
*Note: investments involve risk. All discussions and theories given in class are to broaden horizons and in a teaching capacity. This information is not given as recommendations or specific trading advice.
Career Launch Lab (Thursday 11:10AM-12:00pm)
Through weekly guided lessons, students learn essential workplace skills including typing, résumé writing, interviewing, career research, and foundational business knowledge. The class blends technology, communication, and professional development to help students build confidence and independence as they prepare for future opportunities.
Students begin by strengthening their typing fluency using structured practice and accuracy drills. They then learn how to create polished, professional résumés that highlight strengths, experiences, and goals. Through mock interviews, role‑play, and feedback sessions, students develop strong communication skills and learn how to present themselves effectively. Students are offered assistance in searching and submitting job applications. Our goal is to prepare students with the skills to join the workforce.
Investing 101 (Thursday 12:10PM-1:00PM)
Investing Foundations is a practical, beginner‑friendly course where students learn how money grows, how investments work, and how to make informed financial decisions. Through guided lessons, real‑world examples, and hands‑on activities, students explore key financial concepts that build confidence for long‑term financial literacy.
Students are introduced to major investment products such as stocks, bonds, mutual funds, ETFs, and retirement accounts. They learn how each product works, why people use them, and how risk and reward shape investment choices. While not specifically an economics course, we will touch on the subject because economics impacts trade.
Throughout the course, students build a strong foundation in financial principles such as diversification, compound interest, long‑term planning, and understanding market behavior. Lessons are designed to be simple, visual, and relatable, helping students connect financial concepts to real‑life goals.
Personal Finance That I Actually Need (Tuesday 11:10AM-12:00PM)
This class is a great alternative math course to prepare students for the real world. Students learn the differences between mortgages and rent, how credit scores are built, how taxes impact income, and how to compare banks vs. credit unions. They also explore interest rates, loans, budgeting, and how to evaluate real financial choices like buying a car, saving for emergencies, or planning for long‑term goals.
Through interactive activities, students practice reading financial documents, comparing loan offers, calculating interest, and making informed decisions using real‑world scenarios. The course emphasizes confidence, independence, and the ability to navigate adult financial responsibilities with clarity and purpose.
Future Business Owners (Tuesday 12:10PM-1:00PM)
Students begin by brainstorming business ideas and learning the core steps of entrepreneurship. They then develop a complete business plan, including mission, products or services, target customers, pricing, and financial goals. Throughout the course, students practice marketing and advertising by designing logos, slogans, social media posts, and promotional materials for their company.
To build real‑world readiness, students learn essential business laws, ethical practices, and the responsibilities of running a company. Mock assignments — such as pitching to “investors,” budgeting for supplies, or responding to customer scenarios — help students apply their knowledge in fun, practical ways.
Middle Level Skills Tuition
No registration or material fees!
Fall Term August 10th through December 18th, 2026
Join us anytime with our by the class tuition rates!
Reading Adventures hourly instruction rate $20 per class
Limited class size 10 students per pod.
The Great Works hourly instruction rate $20 per class
Limited class size 10 students per pod.
World History hourly instruction rate $20 per class
Limited class size 10 students per pod.
NEW! The Art of War
$15 per class. Limit 10 students.
Art Foundations hourly instruction rate $20 per class
Limited class size 10 students per pod.
Mid-year: October 5, 2026 through March 12, 2026
NEW! Art Around the World $40 per class
limited to 8 students
NEW! Herbology 101 $20 per class
limited to 8 students
NEW! Finance & Business Program:
Bundle all 4 classes at a bundle price of $20 per class
Individual class pricing $35 each
Career Launch Lab
limited to 6 students
Students must bring their own wifi-enabled laptop or tablet with keyboard to this class. No phones during class time.
Investing 101
limited to 10 students
Bring writing materials, notebook, and calculator of students choosing.
Personal Finance that I Actually Need
limited to 6 students
Bring writing materials, notebook, and calculator of students choosing.
Future Business Owners
limited to 6 students
Students may bring their own wifi-enabled laptop or tablet with keyboard to this class. No phones during class time.
Writing materials, notebook, and calculator of students choosing.
Spring Term: January 4, 2027 through May 28, 2027
class lists coming soon.
The Art of War class tuition rate $15 per class
limited to 10 students
"Once Upon a Screen" Details coming soon! limited to 10 students
"Language" Details coming soon.
Summer Term: June 7, 2027 through July 30, 2027
details to be provided.
The Art of War class tuition rate $15 per class
Limited to 10 students
Teen Bible Study Fall Term: $0
Because Jesus paid it all.
"As god has blessed me, how can I not bless others. It isn't about numbers in a seat. It's about providing opportunity, building community, and living on mission."
-Mrs. Jannette
Class sizes are limited to 10 students. As $0 tuition, no additional discounts may be applied.
We place students based on their individual learning needs.
Pick the skill level and ability of your student for placement. Click on each tab to read course descriptions, materials list, and tuition rates.
Little Hands (3 years to Kindergarten)
Lower Elementary (Grades K through 2)
Upper Elementary (3rd through 5th grade)
Middle Grades (6th through 8th)
High School Level (9th through 12th)
Homeschool Revival is not a school or daycare service.
We offer educational instruction to support students in specified content areas.
Students who are not potty trained are allowed with a parent present and a diaper/pull-up on. Restroom services/care is not provided. Ages 6+ dropped off with a waiver signed. Students in higher grades may be placed in this group based on their unique abilities or needs. Classes at this level are limited to 10 students. If a parent is required to stay with the student in the classroom, they would take a seat at 3/4 the price of regular attendance for upper elementary, middle, and high level classes.