Elementary

Ages 8-12

From survival skills and art to world studies and chess, we have a variety of hands-on homeschool classes to choose from! Classes meet once per week on Fridays.

 

2023-2024 Elementary Homeschool Classes

Zoology

9:00 am | $187

Join our adventure into the study of land animals, arthropods and gastropods. This co-op class is designed for 8-12 year olds in Exploring the Wonders of Land animals. We will explore land animals across the jungles, deserts, forests, and farms. We'll examine the incredible variety of enchanting creatures God made to inhibit the Earth. Our loving Father created all things and gives us the gift of discovery so that we might come to know Him through His creation. It's incredible to live in a world of delightful mystery!

Our goal is to expand student knowledge about the animals that share life with us on this planet. Exploring our world and our place in it is a great way to expand and grow in God's plan.

Tuition includes the curriculum textbook, all supplies needed for the class, and hands-on projects. Learn more.

Zoology is taught by Megan Wooldridge

Sweet Tooth Decorating

9:00 am | $197

Indulge your taste buds and ignite your child's imagination with Sweet Tooth Decorating! Students will acquire valuable skills in learning different piping techniques while decorating cupcakes and cakes. Can we tie in our sweet tooth knowledge with Gods word? Let’s read through the book of Proverbs and find out.

Tuition includes the supplies for the class and hands-on projects. Learn more.

Sweet Tooth Decorating is taught by Mia Kruszka

PE

9:00 am | $97

This class will cover a variety of sports activities and games. Students will participate in age-appropriate activities, including fitness, team-building games, and sport-specific skills. It's an excellent way for kids to get moving, learn new skills, try new activities, and make friends. Through active participation, they will not only enhance their physical abilities but also cultivate essential qualities such as discipline, resilience, and sportsmanship.

Tuition includes all equipment needed for this class. Learn more.

Physical Education is taught by Aaron Bates

Narnia

10:00 am | $159

A class that will guide us through the reading of The Chronicles of Narnia through a biblical lens.

Explore the larger meanings, biblical parallels, and life lessons that C.S. Lewis so carefully crafted. We will discuss spiritual warfare, good vs. evil, God's supernatural omniscience, and more!

Tuition includes supplies for the class. Learn more.

Narnia is taught by Lauren Jenkins

Passport to the World

10:00 am | $179

Get ready to travel and study cultures around the world, learn some fun facts, see some of God‘s incredible wonders, and fill your belly with some tasty treats from around the globe! Passport to the World is sure to satisfy all with a love of learning and preparing hearts to pray for the increase of God’s kingdom and missionaries doing His work.

Tuition includes supplies and food for the class and hands-on projects. Learn more.

Passport to the World is taught by Jayna DiGenova

Weekly Wow Workshop

10:00 am | $79

Expand your horizons each week as we WOW our students with a workshop led by a guest instructor from our community. Workshops we have held include fire safety, Lowcountry animals, acting, dancing, music of various kinds, cooking, archaeology, storytelling, aeronautics, photography, career highlights, tie-dye, and much more.

Tuition includes most supplies for the class and hands-on projects. Learn more.

Weekly Wow Workshop is moderated by Laraine Unik

Biblical Truths

11:00 am | FREE

Through this adventure will discover many important biblical truths, including:

• a deeper understanding of Christ and the gospel

• the necessity of God’s Word, the Holy Spirit, and other believers for teaching, instruction, encouragement, and support

• the true definition of a Christ follower

• a picture of the Christian life— with ups and downs as a believer presses toward the grand end

• insight into the heart and character of Christians and those who only claim to know Christ. Learn more.

Biblical Truths is taught by Lauren Jenkins

Operation Adventure

12:30 pm | $159

You are invited to continue on an adventure-based journey with us this semester! During the first semester, we focused on growth and developing our class to be a community. Students will cultivate communication skills acquired from the previous semester and apply them in a variety of activities. We will expand on previous activities including portable low-ropes, zip line adventures, and group problem-solving challenges. Students will also be introduced to new activities such as Faux Snow Day Fun, Ninja Course, Camping Basics, Disc Golf, Escape Room, and Art in the Great Outdoors. We will also have an optional off-campus outing to a local Adventure Disc Golf Course. We will focus on the heart in leadership, social skills, and managing emotions. We reflect on experiences during a group process to understand the “WHY” behind the activity and “WHAT” we can learn from it. All activities will be “challenge by choice,” in which students will build confidence and set goals to work on throughout the duration of the semester.

Tuition includes all supplies needed for the class and hands-on projects. Learn more.

Operation Adventure is taught by Sandra Rangel

Chess

12:30 pm | $139

Chess is perhaps the oldest board game in history, originating in India in the 7th century AD. During this class, we will explore the basics of how to play chess, in addition to basic strategies and tips to improve your play. People of all ages ten and above, as well as any level of experience, will be welcome. Students will have the opportunity to play in matches and tournaments.

Tuition includes a regulation tournament chess set and all supplies needed for the class. Learn more.

Chess is taught by Bryce Oliver

Robotics 101 and Robotics Club

2:30 pm | $189

Today's world leverages robots in almost every aspect of our lives. Everyone is constantly surrounded by robots, from our cars to our coffee makers.

We are excited to offer Robotics classes that tap into a student’s natural inquisitiveness. Novice students will be offered opportunities to find success quickly, while more advanced students are challenged.

Our Robotics 101 Course, for ages 9-12, is designed to jumpstart students in the world of construction and problem-solving. If students miss first semester, they can join our Robotics Boot Camp and step confidently into second semester.

Robotics Club, for ages 12-18, has moved faster than we ever expected and they welcome new students to jump in.

Tuition includes access to the class robotics equipment and general class supplies.

Robotics 101 is taught by Bryce Oliver

Robotics Club is taught by Paul & Kim Holst

Work Study

10:00 | 12:30 | 1:30 | $25

Work Study gives kids constructive time between classes where they will assist with various jobs on campus. Once students have worked for two weeks, they will have earned a week in the canteen! All work time will be eligible for volunteer hours.

Volunteer hours can be used for reporting to LTL’s Teen Volunteer Award Program, the Mayor’s Award, and as work for a non-profit (great for scholarship applications).

Work Study is moderated by Johnnie Garrett

Private Music Lessons

Time Varies | $297

Receive private instruction at your level and needs. By taking private lessons, your student will receive one on one instruction which is vital to improving skill level quickly. The teacher will be able to closely observe hand positions, fingerings, specific patterns, and learning styles. The first lesson will assess what books are needed. Each lesson is 30 minutes long. Students should expect to practice 30 minutes per day M-Th for students to achieve the level of success that will encourage them to continue with enthusiasm. Parents are expected to support a healthy practice schedule and commit to one recital per semester. Whether your student wishes to perform with friends and family or with a large crowd, these private sessions will advance each student's skills.

Guitar, Drums, and Voice are taught by Wayne Altman

Piano is taught by Christy Hale

Tutoring

Time Varies | $187

We are thrilled to offer tutoring at almost any level, with slots available throughout the day. Sign up quickly, as this is a popular option on campus. Each time slot in registration is for a 30-minute session (you can sign up for two slots to have an hour-long session). Other tutoring subjects are available upon request and subject to availability. Tutoring requires weekly check-in by parents to customize teaching time with the student effectively.

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