Hour 1 Class Descriptions

Reading Fun: We will be working on sight words. We will practice writing our names and then do work to strengthen our fine motor skills. The fun will include blending words together so that we can wok on eventually building sentences. Also, we'll enjoy games with our letters and sight words. All this will combine to improving handwriting as well.

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Class Fee: $5

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​​Making Multiplication Fun: Through games, contests, hands-on activities, and more we will learn multiplication facts by memory. The goal of this class is to make memorizing math facts fun and not boring or scary. No prior multiplication skills needed. We will be starting at the beginning to ensure a firm foundation for all students. With a short engaging video about why we need to learn multiplication and all the fun practice during the semester...students will become multiplication masters!

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Class Fee: $5

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Study of Ancient Architecture: In this class we will be looking at architecture through the ancient times. We will begin with prehistoric structures and coverings and mover through Imperial Rome learning about the progression of styles and building techniques. We will be pairing our lessons with hands-on activities, as well as note-booking opportunities to track where we are in history. At the closing of the 12 weeks my hope is that students will have a general familiarity with ancient structures and an appreciation for the different styles as well as the people who took part in creating them.

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Class Fee:$5

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​Speech: Too many people today fear sharing in front of a crowd. This is for many reasons; some of it is outright fear, while others simply lack the experience to be comfortable with communication beyond 1-1 conversations. I have seen too much anxiety over this and I love being able to help individuals work through their fears and come out of class better prepared for whatever the future holds. Most jobs require you to communicate verbally to an individual or to many. We will look at how many opportunities there are to speak in the workplace, education, or mission field, and many others. We will practice planning our words as well as impromptu speeches. Each assignment will increase in both depth and time. We will also address listening skills as each class member assists in evaluating our assignments. 

The Tabernacle and Christ Typology​: Our objective in this class is to understand the divine pattern of the Tabernacle and see how every detail, from the materials and construction to the furniture and priestly duties, serves as a prophecy and illustration of the person and work of the Lord Jesus Christ. Each week includes a focus, primary Old Testament scriptures, key New Testament connections, a breakdown of the symbolism, and discussion questions.​

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Class Fee: $7

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