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Tuesday

8 - 9

SS1P

2/3 History

Expedition Earth: Geography: Expedition Earth is a hands-on geography curriculum that covers 31 countries across the world.  Students will learn through hands-on activities, class discussion, listening to ethnic music and by sampling foods from various countries.

Tuesday

8 - 9

SS1N

K/1 History

Road Trip USA: This course offers an exciting journey for students as they travel the 50 states.  Topics include state symbols, famous people, landmarks, important historical events, and U.S. Presidents.

Tuesday

8 - 10

MA1C

4/5 Math

The course builds on the foundations of place value and the four basic operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division) to help students develop a greater understanding of whole numbers, fractions, decimals, measurement, basic geometry, , and pre-algebra concepts.

Tuesday

8 - 10

SC3C

Honors Chemistry

Chemistry is the study of matter. Using a combination of lecture and laboratory activities, this course addresses the concepts of atomic structure, the periodic table, chemical bonding, the composition and physical behavior of matter, conservation and interaction of matter and energy, the properties of solids, liquids and gases, characteristics of solutions, and the nature of acids and bases.

Tuesday

8 - 10

SC3A

Honors Physical Science

Tuesday

8 - 10

SC2A

Middle School Science

Exploring Creation with Zoology 2: Swimming Creatures presents a scientifically sound and God-honoring study of Zoology 2 for grades K-6. God filled the Earth’s waters with animals great and small. Exploring Creation with Zoology 2: Swimming Creatures of the Fifth Day covers swimming creatures from the microscopic to the massive. No matter how near or far you live from the ocean, you and your students will wonder at God’s designs in the amazing aquatic animals He formed.

Tuesday

9 - 10

FA1N

2/3 Author Studies

This course uses a variety of books written by popular authors that allow students to explore, discuss, and continue to develop a love of reading through author studies and exploration centers. This age will dive into chapter books as well.

Tuesday

9 - 10

FA1B

K/1 Art

Students will have different monthly units that focus on the world’s greatest painters. The children will study different art techniques, so they will have a foundation to create great works of art by themselves. There will also be several outside the box activities like making jewelry, food as art, and slime time. This course will be interactive and fun. We will incorporate basic kindergarten and first grade writing and reading standards.

Tuesday

10 - 11

SC1F

2/3 Science

Course description coming soon.

Tuesday

10 - 11

FA1P

2/3 Art

Students will have different monthly units that focus on the world’s greatest painters. The children will study Art techniques so they will have a foundation to create great works of art themselves. There will also be several outside the box activities like making jewelry, food as art, and slime time. This course will be interactive and fun.

Tuesday

10 - 11

LA1C

4/5 Grammar & Compostion

Lessons will cover parts of speech, sentence structure, and rules of capitalization and punctuation. Basic elements of writing will be introduced as students learn to model original works using the imitation method.

Tuesday

10 - 11

FA1M

K/1 Author Studies

This course focuses on classic children's stories and includes take home lessons that the parent can tailor to each child's reading and writing level.

Tuesday

10 - 11

FL2B

Middle School Spanish

This elective course presents basic structure and grammar of the Spanish language and encourages conversation with the introduction of basic vocabulary. Concepts such as the calendar, seasons, classroom objects and school subjects, commands, numbers, colors, pronouns, introduction of conjugation, greetings, and a basic understanding of Spanish-speaking cultures will be taught. This class will provide a good foundation to students who will be taking Spanish 1.

Tuesday

10 - 12

MA3C

Honors Algebra 2

Tuesday

10 - 12

LA3B – H

Honors World Literature and Composition

This course will broaden students' understanding of a wide range of literary classics through critical thinking, and by focusing on excellence in communication through both the written and spoken word. Students will study and interpret works in light of a biblical worldview.  This course is a complete Language Arts course.

Tuesday

11 - 12

FL1C

Elementary Spanish

This course presents basic structure and grammar of the Spanish language and encourages learning by using games and other activities to engage the student in the course. Students will converse, read, and write in Spanish.

Tuesday

11 - 12

SC1A

K/1 Science

Course description coming soon.

Tuesday

11 - 12

SS2C

MS World Geography

This course is designed to increase the student’s understanding and knowledge of world geography and all of its factors.  Students will be exposed to the “5 themes” of geography incorporating not only maps, map skills, and location but also the effects of human interaction, history, and culture.  Assignments will include basic textbook assignments, practical application activities and geographical projects.

Tuesday

12:30 - 1:30

SS1S

4/5 History

This modern US history course will begin with the post-reconstruction period and continue to present day.

Tuesday

12:30 - 1:30

LA2A

Middle School Composition I: Introduction to Writing

Students will learn basic elements of writing such as writing basic sentences, writing paragraphs, and writing essays. Grammar will be enriched through sentence combining, modeling and editing. Students will have a chance to enhance writing knowledge through subject writing, creative writing and reports.

Tuesday

12:30 - 2:30

EL3P

Family Consumer Science

This life skills course will teach students important skills for managing a household. It will cover topics including basic sewing, clothing construction, interior design, meal planning, kitchen safety, food preparation, hospitality, and household finances (like budgeting and balancing checking accounts). The course will be heavily project based but will include some research-based writing, worksheets, and a few written quizzes and tests.

Tuesday

12:30 - 2:30

SS3F

World History - Class is Full- You are on the Waitlist

Semester one provides a comprehensive look at Western, African, and Asian civilizations from creation to 1620, it affirms the biblical view of creation (though it discusses evolution) and gives students insight into other cultures and religions from a Christian perspective.  Semester two covers the events of world history with an emphasis on European and American culture since the Reformation.  The principal themes include the history of Christianity and philosophy with their results in culture, politics, economics, society, science, and technology.

Tuesday

1:30 - 2:30

SC1G

4/5 Science

Topics covered in our science units will include rocks and minerals, matter and energy, weather, biomes, ecosystems, sound and light, respiratory and circulatory systems. This class will be designed for instruction on a 2-year plan.

Year 1 (2019-2020) Chapters 1,3,5,7,9,11

Year 2 (2020-2021):  Chapters 2,4,6,8,10,12.

Tuesday

1:30 - 2:30

LA2B

Middle School Composition II: Extending the Writing Process

Students will review basic writing skills using a literature approach, in addition to traditional writing exercises. Topics covered will include: expository, narrative, and persuasive writing; research papers, including citation of sources; and poetry. Several classic short stories, poems, and novels will be studied.

Tuesday

2:30 - 4:30

EL3D

Journalism and Publications

Students will work on all aspects of the PCLA yearbook. This course may be taken multiple times.

Tuesday

2:30 - 4:30

MA2A

Math Fundamentals

Explains whole numbers, number theory, equations, decimals, integers, fractions, basic geometry.

Thursday

8 - 10

FL3C

High School Latin 1

This course is designed to introduce Latin to the student through a grammar based approach. Grammar will be taught systematically and workbook exercises will ensure mastery. Text and workbook will be supplemented with readings and lessons on Roman history, culture and geography, as well as Latin prayers and songs.

Tuesday

8 - 10

FL3A

High School Spanish 1

Designed to provide students with the vocabulary and grammar skills they need to create language for communication. Students will converse, read and write in Spanish. Culture studies are integrated throughout.

Thursday

8 - 10

MA3A

Honors Algebra 1

This course continues into the practical methods of solving first- and second-degree equations and inequalities. Algebraic skills are introduced in logical order: relations, functions, graphing, and systems of equations, radicals, factoring polynomials, rational equations, and quadratic functions. Contains review questions that refresh the memory without wearying the mind. It also includes word problems and special interest sections on computer technology and famous mathematicians.

Thursday

8 - 10

LA3D – H

Honors British Literature and Composition

Discusses literature selections and cultural issues from eight literary periods in light of Scripture: Old English, Middle English, Tudor, Stuart, Neoclassical, Romantic, Victorian, and Modern. Traces English Christianity from its beginning to the present and studies the Shakespearean drama Macbeth.

Thursday

10 - 11

EL3E

Health

Some units covered are: physical health, nutrition, fitness and exercise, basic first aid, infectious and non-infectious diseases, mental health, drugs, alcohol and tobacco, life management, social health, and maturity. Parents should be advised that this course will include open and honest discussions on health topics. The physiology of human sexuality is not discussed. Purity, dating, and courtship are discussed. The dangers and effects of drugs, alcohol and tobacco will be discussed in detail. All the topics pertaining to health and life are carefully presented according to Biblical principles.

Thursday

10 - 12

FL3D

High School Latin 2

Second Form Latin continues the study of the Latin grammar in much the same format as First Form Latin. Units are organized in a logical, systematic order that maximizes understanding and retention. Workbook, Vocabulary and grammar exercises, as well as cultural and historical readings will reinforce the lessons taught in class.