Upper Elementary
Upper Elementary
Students in this group are preparing for the middle school level of academics, typically grades 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th. In English, they may still be working on handwriting, paragraph writing, spelling, and other components of grammar. They are reading chapter books. Upper-elementary mathematics includes long division, multi-digit multiplication, fractions, decimals, and other calculations performed by hand. As skill levels increase, they have access to more programs.
Space available in each group! Tuition is prorated, so you can jump right in!
English Spelling & Grammar
Tuesday & Wednesday 10:00-10:50 AM ET
Reading Adventures
Friday 10:00-10:50 AM ET
NEW! The Art of War
Friday 11:00AM-12:45PM
NEW! Gifted STEAM Program!
Monday 1:00-1:50PM
Starting October 5, 2026
Birds & Bugs: Zoology 1
Tuesday & Thursday 9:00-9:50 AM ET
Math Foundations
Monday & Wednesday 9:00-9:50AM
World History
Monday & Thursday 10:00-10:50 AM ET
Art Foundations
Friday 9:00-9:50 AM ET
Biblical Worldview
Monday 11:00-11:50 AM ET
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.
English Spelling & Grammar
This course is designed to further develop or rebuild a student's understanding of the mechanics of writing. Mrs. Eleni will guide students with a focus on spelling and the writing process. Students will also work on dictionary skills, writing book reports, and letters.
Materials List:
1. Abeka God's Gift of Language 4, 4th Edition Student Workbook
2. Abeka God's Gift of Language 4 Quizzes & Tests Book
3. BJU Spelling 3 Student Workbook 2nd. Edition
4. A pouch or case with pens and pencils of your choosing.
There are a ton of options available at this academic level. English is split into two segments: one group focusing on writing improvement and the other group focusing on reading comprehension. Math will focus on fine-tuning the foundations of math. Zoology 1 will cover flying animals and habitats. World History will focus on the history of the world in chronological order. Art Foundations will teach beginner techniques and styles. Biblical Worldview will help kids understand today’s cultural issues through the lens of Scripture.
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.
Foundations of Math
This math course is designed to build confidence, rebuild missing foundational skills, and prepare students for the next level of math. Mrs. Jannette uses methods comparable to the Singapore Dimensions; Instead of pushing through memorization or tricks, she teaches her students to think creatively and learn the mechanics of how all math is related. Math is like a puzzle with rules, and once you learn the rules, you can solve anything.
This course blends direct instruction, guided practice, math journaling, hands‑on activities, and real‑world applications. No calculators in this class. We learn how to calculate by hand. Students are met where they are and provided opportunities to fill in gaps in earlier learning. Students are assigned additional practice through IXL online digital classroom access.
No textbook needed in this class. Materials are directed toward each student with grade level content for 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade math. The learning goal is to prepare you for Middle school math.
Materials List:
1. Pencils and highlighters with a carrying case of your choice.
2. Folder with pockets of any kind.
3. Package of printer paper
4. Notebook or Journal
Zoology 1
Let's homeschool together in this hands-on science learning course. Throughout this Apologia homeschool science curriculum, students will learn about the amazing design and characteristics of flying creatures as part of God’s creation. They’ll also be empowered to apply their newfound knowledge as they observe the wonder of flight in their own backyards!
We are passionate about introducing our Elementary students to fun concepts and observing life cycles in the classroom. Planned labs include birdhouses, ant farms, and butterflies. Optional meet-up opportunities are posted throughout the year at local parks. Additional field-trip opportunities, dates, and details to be decided.
Materials list:
1. Coloring supplies of your choice: crayons, markers, and/or colored pencils. A pouch or student supplies carrier. Community supplies are available for use as backup.
2. Exploring Creation with Zoology 1: Flying Creatures of the Fifth Day textbook 1st edition
ISBN 9781932012613
3. Exploring Creation with Zoology 1: Flying Creatures of the Fifth Day, Notebooking Journal 1st edition ISBN 9781935495116
World History
Let's homeschool together and learn the history of the world in order with Notgrass "From Adam to Us". Students not only learn about the people and places, and where it happened. Students complete critical thinking responses about events and hands-on projects.
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 choose to 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
Biblical Worldview
Elementary students will explore important topics such as truth, freedom, life, identity, and responsibility, all through engaging stories and biblical teaching. The curriculum is designed to equip children to know what they believe, why they believe it, and how to live it out with confidence.
Mrs. Jannette has taught children's and youth ministry classes. She is a member of Revive Church of Lakeland, a Christian church with Baptist roots. The purpose of this class is to help our students understand today's cultural issues through the lens of Scripture.
Materials List:
1. Brave Books Biblical Worldview Student Journal
2. Optional: Families are encouraged to get the Sega 1 Treasure Box bundle to share with their families at home.
Optional: Families are encouraged to obtain the teacher's manual & student workbook bundle. So parents can be involved in the lessons/materials and keep the learning going at home.
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! Gifted STEAM Program!
STEAM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics, integrating creativity with technical and analytical skills. Students must be able to read and write in full sentences. As well as add, subtract, multiply, and divide. They should possess at least a 1st grade knowledge and have good classroom behavior. Welcoming 2nd through 7th grade students.
These students possess above average intellectual development and are capable of demonstrating high performance in the areas of leadership, creativity, motivation and academic learning. We will encourage students to use and expand these skills in math using logic, puzzles, and patterns solving skills. In science we will work with plants and animal passion projects, covering life cycles and microscope labs. At times we will get a little crafty, building and decorating our projects.
In our student science fair, students will follow the scientific method to attempt to answer a question and design an experiment. Then they will report their findings in a foldable board. Last we will present these projects to family and friends at a weekend science fair. Venue to be decided and free entry. (In the event space is limited, tickets will be issued to enter in an equitable way.)
Upper Elementary Tuition
No registration or material fees!
Fall Term: August 10th through December 18th, 2026
Join us anytime for prorated tuition!
English Spelling & Grammar hourly instruction rate $20 per class.
Limited class size 10 students per pod.
Reading Adventures hourly instruction rate $20 per class.
Limited class size 10 students per pod.
Math Foundations hourly instruction rate $20 per class.
Limited class size 10 students per pod.
Art of War class $15 per class tuition
Limited to 10 students
Birds & Bugs: Zoology 1 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.
Art Foundations hourly instruction rate $20 per class
Limited class size 10 students per pod.
Mid-year Term: October 5, 2026 through March 12, 2026
New! Gifted STEAM Program! $25 per class
Limited to 8 students
Spring Term: January 4, 2027 through May 28, 2027
More details to be provided.
Summer Term: June 7, 2027 through July 30, 2027
Details to be provided.
Biblical Worldview 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. To stay in the Biblical Worldview program, attendance is required. Upon missing the 3rd class, your spot may be offered to another student who has been on our waitlist. As $0 tuition, no additional discounts may be applied.
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Not quite ready?
Does your student need help identifying letters or writing a sentence? Is your student learning how to read? Check out our Lower Elementary classes. Zoology 1 offers two student workbook versions. If your student is missing math skills, this math program will rebuild their foundations. Try it.
Advanced?
Is your student a crafter ready for complex projects? Check out the Art Projects of the World group at the middle level. The World History program offers advanced materials. Is your student ready for a challenge in math? Pre-algebra can be taken early. It's not a far stretch from 5th-grade material if your student excels in math and is up for the challenge.
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.
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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 or lower grade levels 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.