Class Schedule

One generation commends your works to another; they tell of your mighty acts. Psalm 145:4

Online Enrollment Open but LIMITED!

Please Call or Text: CJ Powell @ 405-388-0366

Wendy Siegfried @ 405-255-5627

CAT (Commons Area Time)
These 60 minutes can be:
*study/reading/finish homework
*quiet socializing
*snacks acceptable
While it is not a “class” in the full sense of the term, The CAT TEAM will be responsible for your
student during this hour. Tuition is $10.00/hr per student per month.
Parents are welcome to sit with their students in CAT (there is no charge if parent is present).

Lunch is @ 12:00-12:45pm

High School Classes

9:00-10:00 HS Classes

Junk Drawer Robotics (2 Semester Course)-Waiting List
Instructor: Kristi Brummal
Grade: 5th & Up
Fees: $30/month tuition, plus $35 semester fee (includes workbook)
Textbook: “Junk Drawer Robotics (4H curriculum resources)”
Course Description: The Junk Drawer Robotics curriculum has three books. In book 1, the student will explore the design and function of robotic arms, hands and grippers and build a robotic arm that really moves! In book 2, the student will design and build machines that roll, slide, draw or move underwater and explore robot mobility-movement, power transfer and locomotion. Book 3 is all about the connection between the mechanical and electronic elements of robots and the student will explore sensors, write programs, build circuits and design their own robot.

English I/II - Grade 9/10
Teacher: Tracy Talbott; tracydavistalbott@gmail.com
Textbook: Blue Book of Grammar & Punctuation
Fees: $30 per month + one time $20 copy/supply fee (non-refundable)
This course aims to develop and expand the student’s ability to read critically by studying various works of literature. Special emphasis will be placed on literary analysis, annotation, reading and writing skills, and vocabulary development. The class will also provide strategies for understanding literature, regular vocabulary practice, regular grammar exercises, and tips for succeeding on the reading and English portions of the ACT. We will use Format Writing by Frode Jensen as our guide for paragraph & essay writing.
Course Objectives:

Learn to appreciate literature by reading critically.
Analyze, evaluate, and compare various works of literature -reading between the lines.
Express analysis and practice writing skills through academic writing such as narrative, definition, cause & effect, persuasive, & expository essays.
Apply spelling, grammar, and editing skills in writing.
Demonstrate comprehension of material through regularly scheduled quizzes and tests.
ACT vocabulary, practice exercises & practice tests

Supplies/Books Needed:
*3-Ring Binder with paper & dividers. Will also need access to computer/printer weekly.
*The following books which can be purchased used through amazon.com, abebooks.com, or any other website. ***Buy books USED***
The Blue Book of Grammar & Punctuation 11th edition by Jane Straus—you can also download it for free at this link, however I think it would be easier to purchase one. If you have more than one child taking my classes, they can share this book. https://cvdvn.files.wordpress.com/2018/05/blue-book-of-grammar.pdf
War Horse by Michael Morpugo
Hiding Place by Corrie ten Boom
Boy in the Striped Pajamas by John Boyne

Constitutional Literacy (Elective Credit)
Instructor: Marti Coombs
Grade: 9th-12th
Fees: $30 monthly tuition, plus $5 per semester printing fee
Text: Constitutional Literacy Workbook to the 25-part DVD series; Publisher Apologia ISBN #978-1-940110-29-5
Course Description: Dr. Michael Farris "brings the Constitution to life" in this high school level course. We will study how the Founding Fathers formed the Constitution by the authority of the people and look at some of the documents that influenced them at that time. Each class period we will watch a short portion of the accompanying DVD series and have discussions over that material and assigned homework from the workbook. Workbook homework will be assigned weekly and is crucial to class participation.

Spanish II
Instructor: Nerly Ovrebo; nerlymarleni@gmail.com
Grade: High School *Pre-requisite: Completed Spanish I with a 71% or higher; 2 Semester Course
Fees: $30 monthly tuition, plus a $20 one time materials fee
Book: AVANCEMOS Level 2 - Cuaderno practica por niveles.
Publisher Houghton Mifflin Harcourt; ISBN- 978-0-618-76594-2
Course Description:
Spanish II continues from the basic level learned in Spanish I with emphasis on tense in the past, the vocabulary will be expanded, and increased capabilities in listening, speaking, reading and writing. Internalization and understanding of grammar are essential in this level. My hope is that each student will feel confident to attempt conversations with native speakers.

Study Strategies (1 Semester-Fall)
Instructor: C.J. Powell ceceliajanepowell@yahoo.com
Grade: High School 9th-12th
1 Semester Course Offered FALL 2021
Fees: $30 monthly tuition, plus one time $10 copy fee per semester (Check, cash, paypal.me/nspired2learn, Epic Vendor)
Text/Resources: Students will need a binder with a pocket or folder with rings/pocket
Course Description: Our tasks will come from classwork the student has in his/her schedule, and will be tailor-made for each student. Internet access will be needed. Time needed is minimal and tags with other assignments. This course will provide a foundation of vital skills that will help you succeed in high school, college, in your career, and in your personal life. Some students are college bound, others are votech or professional bound. There are students who are preparing for military careers, gap year, or the world of work. This class should motivate and look at skills which will be practical for each scenario. So, we will learn to study/prepare smart.

Intro to Sociology: A Christian Approach (1 Semester-Spring)
Instructor: Krista Ranck
1 Semester Elective Course SPRING 2022
The instructor with provide a plan for students who desire a full year credit
Fees: $30 monthly
Text: Sociology: A Christian approach for changing the world – 2nd ed (ISBN: 9781931283335 pbk or ISBN: 9781931283601 ebk )
Course Description: This course illustrates how the groups, or social structures, that one belongs to have a profound influence on the way you think, feel, and act. Major themes include: deviance, crime and social control; social stratification, race and ethnic stratification; gender and society; aging; and marriage and family, among others. The authors of the text have worked together to “change the world by producing a text that does not insult a student’s Christian faith.” We will utilize lecture, classroom discussion and reflection questions in class to promote learning. Work assigned for the week will include reading, writing and internet research.

Beginning American Sign Language (ASL) – An Introduction -Waiting List
Instructor: Janet Crouch
Grade: MS/HS
Fees: $30 monthly tuition
This class will introduce how to fingerspell, introduce basic vocabulary and introductory skills.
Text: Learning American Sign Language by Tom L. Humphries and Carol Padden. (You do not have to have the newest version. Several older editions are available on used book sites and those are much less expensive and will suffice for this class). We will only complete about half of the book in this course. It is comprised of 17 units. Reference (optional) The Joy of Signing by Lottie L. Riekehof. This book has many vocabulary words. However, there are many reference options available for free via the internet.
Course Description: In this ASL class we will learn to fingerspell (ABC’s), numbers to 20, learn how to introduce ourselves, learn pronouns, daily conversations, some grammar of ASL, politeness, descriptions, and requests. We will also learn the Pledge of Allegiance and some traditional hymns. Each week we will add new vocabulary words and each week an exam will be given over the information we have previously learned.
The Oklahoma School for the Deaf in Sulphur, Oklahoma offers an ASL 1 online class. It is a wonderful way to be able to practice on a daily basis. Classes, even though online, are limited so when the window to enroll is open, I highly recommend this class.

CAT (Commons Area Time)
Instructor: CAT TEAM
Fees: $10/hr per student per month; Check, Cash or PayPal to Robin Bandy; larry_robin@sbcglobal.net
Description: These sixty minutes can be a blend of reading/study time, finishing homework, working on parent-provided assignments or socializing quietly. Snacks are acceptable. While it is not a “class” in the full sense of the term, The CAT TEAM will be responsible for your student during this hour. Students may enroll in one hour in the morning and one hour in the afternoon with tuition at $10.00/hr monthly fee.

9:00-10:30 HS Classes

Anatomy & Physiology
Instructor: Carol Haynes
Grade: High School *Pre-requisite Biology (except with instructor permission)
Fees: $40 monthly tuition, plus $7 copy fee per month, plus one time $50 dissection fee
Text: Apologia Exploring Creation with Advanced Biology: The Human Body 2nd Ed.
Course Description: This is a 16-module course covering all the systems of the body.

Geometry
Instructor: Jessica Fields
Grade: High School
Fees: $40 monthly tuition
Text: Geometry Glencoe 2004 (Used editions under $10)
Course Description: This course covers angle relationships, logical reasoning skills, and volume and surface area of solids.

Physical Science
Instructor: David Cartwright
Grade: 8th & up *Pre-requisite Pre-Algebra
Fees: $40 monthly tuition, plus a $7 copy fee per semester and one time $20 lab fee
Text: Apologia Exploring Creation with Physical Science 2nd Ed
Students will also need a basic calculator
Course Description: Physical science is an introduction to the natural sciences, with an emphasis in chemistry and physics. We also will cover some meteorology, hydrology, geology, hydroplate theory, environmental stewardship, astrophysics, and the nature of light and sound. Students will be expected to spend 3-5 hours outside of class preparing, reading, and working problems.

10:00-11:00 HS Classes

Intro to Graphic Design
Instructor: Tasha Wynn
Grade: High School
2 semester course
Fees: $30 monthly tuition, plus $10 per semester copy fee. Subscription to the Adobe Creative Cloud Suite (student edition) is required. This is $19.99 per month and grants access to all Adobe products including Illustrator and Photoshop which will be used in this class.
Requirements: PC or Mac laptop required to use Adobe Creative Cloud Suite software; basic knowledge in the use of the computer; sketchbook, pen, and laptop required to bring to every class.
Course Description: This class is an introduction to the world of Graphic Design. We will learn the basic principles and elements of good design while completing several projects throughout the year. Students will learn basic typography, layout, branding and other aspects of Graphic Design. We will work both individually and collaboratively throughout the year using brainstorming, mapping and other valuable thinking skills used to think creatively and outside the box. Some of our projects may include a magazine cover, movie poster design, t-shirt design, and other projects of varying complexity. Drawing skills are helpful but not required. Students will be required to do work at home throughout the week to complete assignments on time.
“I strive for two things in design: simplicity and clarity. Great design is born of those two things.” Lindon Leader

English I
*Language Arts Credit
Instructor: C.J. Powell
Grade: 9th Grade
Fees: $30 monthly tuition, plus a $10 copy fee per semester
Text/Resources: The textbook for this class is the student notebook containing weekly lessons, handouts, student notes, finished and returned assignments. An online grammar program is being considered. A student email address would be necessary.
Materials: Three ring 2 inch binder with pocket, pencil, pen, use of computer at home
Course Description: Students will read selections from Shakespeare, O. Henry, James Hurst, Saki, Frank Stockton, Guy de Maupasant, Dr. Seuss, Abraham Lincoln, Martin Luther King, Jr., C.S. Lewis, and Homer. Writing responses and essay writing will relate to the readings; students will practice basic writing process steps and the MLA format, paragraph development, essay development with attached pre-writing. Sentence structure and mechanics/grammar review will be addressed through the writing tasks. Literature will be viewed in the history and culture in which it was written.

English III/IV
Grades: 11th-12th
Instructor: Tracy Talbott; tracydavistalbott@gmail.com
Textbook: Easy Grammar Grade 11; The Allyn & Bacon Guide to Writing 6th edition
Fees: $30 per month + one time $20 copy/supply fee (non-refundable)
This course aims to develop and expand the student’s ability to read critically by studying various works of literature. Special emphasis will be placed on literary analysis, annotation, reading and writing skills, and vocabulary development. Writing will be more advanced in this course to prepare for collegiate type writing.
Course Objectives:

Learn to appreciate literature by reading critically.
Analyze, evaluate, and compare various works of literature -reading between the lines.
Express analysis and practice writing skills through academic writing assignments such as rhetorical analysis on both, written and oral works, persuasive essay, APA research paper, college personal essay, several short essays based on the literature in class, and a cause/effect paper.
Apply spelling, grammar, and editing skills in writing.
Demonstrate comprehension of material through regularly scheduled quizzes and tests.

Supplies/Books Needed:
*3-Ring Binder with paper & dividers. Will also need access to computer/printer weekly.
*The following books which can be purchased used through amazon.com, abebooks.com, or any other website.
***Buy the next books USED***
The Blue Book of Grammar & Punctuation 11th edition by Jane Straus—you can also download it for free at this link, however I think it would be easier to purchase one. If you have more than one child taking my classes, they can share this book. https://cvdvn.files.wordpress.com/2018/05/blue-book-of-grammar.pdf
The Allyn & Bacon Guide to Writing 6th Edition—buy used at Amazon
7 MORE Men: And the Secret of Their Greatness by Eric Metaxas
Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis
Same Kind of Different As Me by Denver Moore

Spanish I
Instructor: Nerly Ovrebo; nerlymarleni@gmail.com
Grade: High School
Cost: $30 monthly tuition, plus $20 one time materials fee
Workbook Text: AVANCEMOS Level I - student (Cuaderno practica por niveles)
Book can be purchased through Amazon, Ebay or other sources online.
Publisher Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
ISBN-13: 978-0-618-76593-5
ISBN-10: 0-618-76593-X
Course Description: Spanish I is a course designed to prepare students with the basic understanding of listening, speaking, reading and writing skills of the target language. This course will guide the students toward functional communicative proficiency in Spanish.

Home Economics
2 Semester Course
Instructor: Kristi Brummal
Grade: 7th & older
Fees: $30 monthly tuition, plus a $15 per semester supply fee
Text: Where’s Mom Now That I Need Her?
Course Description: What do I really need to know before I am on my own? We discuss and cover the REAL WORLD issues and information teens need to know before they are living on their own. We will explore the ideas of basic household economics including budgeting, meal planning, meal prep, laundry, basic sewing skills, stain removal, food gardening, trip planning, saving and emergencies, etc.

Word Roots I & II
Instructor: Cindy Cartwright
Grade: 6th-12th
Fees: $30 monthly tuition

CAT (Commons Area Time)
Instructor: CAT TEAM
Fees: $10/hr per student per month; Check, Cash or PayPal to Robin Bandy; larry_robin@sbcglobal.net
Description: These sixty minutes can be a blend of reading/study time, finishing homework, working on parent-provided assignments or socializing quietly. Snacks are acceptable. While it is not a “class” in the full sense of the term, The CAT TEAM will be responsible for your student during this hour. Students may enroll in one hour in the morning and one hour in the afternoon with tuition at $10.00/hr monthly fee.

10:30-12:00 HS Classes

Algebra II
Instructor: Jessica Fields
Grade: High School
Fees: $40 monthly tuition
Text: Algebra II Glencoe 2004 (Used editions under $10)
Course Description: This course continues to expand on concepts covered in Algebra I and introduces matrices, imaginary numbers, and graphs of conic sections.

Chemistry
Instructor: David Cartwright
Grade: High School *Pre-Requisite: Physical science or equivalent is recommended, Algebra I required, and Algebra II recommended
Fees: $40 monthly tuition, plus a lab fee of $40 per year for the use of equipment and lab supplies.
Text:  Apologia Exploring Creation with Chemistry 2nd edition
**The solution and tests book will not be required but would be helpful for parents to have in order to answer questions at home**
Course Description: This class is an overview of chemistry, and will include studies of kinetics, the periodic table, chemical reactions, the nature of matter, sig figs, thermodynamics, stoichiometry, moles, enthalpy, entropy, etc.   It is a lab science course, and lab reports will be due about every month.  Students should expect to spend about an hour a day on this class every school day. Problems should be worked every week, and homework over each chapter is due every two weeks. Tests are every two chapters.
*Required materials are a 3-ring binder to take notes in. Students should always bring their texts to class. A scientific calculator is also necessary; but a graphing calculator is better because it can be used for upper-level math courses as well. Students and parents are expected to check their emails at least twice a week.

Biology
Instructor: Joyce Pierce
Grade: 9th-12th *This may depend on student’s level and ability. Pre-requisite Physical Science OR instructor permission
Fees: $40 monthly tuition, plus one time $25 lab fee
Text: Apologia’s Exploring Creation with Biology 2nd Edition The test/answer book is helpful for parent but not essential Course Description: This is a high school level class and will require about 5 hours of homework every week (including Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Spring break). It will be impossible to cover all the material in a 1 1/2 hour a week class. However, I will keep the students on a schedule, provide labs for them to do, and send tests home for them to complete. Above all, I will attempt to point the students to the fact that God is the Creator of life and worthy of all our worship.

11:00-12:00 HS Classes

Hands-On Art
Instructor: Chrissy Jones
2 Semester Course
Grade: Middle/High School
It is best for a student to join their age group for inspiration and camaraderie, BUT NOT REQUIRED. For example if a senior needs art but can only come at 9am, they may. I will teach both projects concurrently.
Fees: $30 monthly tuition, plus the supply fee for the year is $80. This is non-refundable and must be paid in August prior to attending class, as I order the supplies for the year in advance.
Text: N/A
Course Description: Every art class explores a variety of mediums and techniques each semester, drawing inspiration from great masters of the past as well as current trendsetters and local gallery artists. Topics covered may include: painting, drawing, 3D pens, printmaking, sculpture, fiber arts, carving, ceramics, and crafting. Classes are often curated to educate about current and upcoming local museum exhibits. Enjoy looking at previous student work at: OklahomaHomeschoolArt.com or find student work on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/OKHomeschoolArt/

Performing Arts for Middle/High School
Instructor: Sonya Brunner
Grade: 6th-12th
Fees: $30 monthly tuition
Text: N/A
Course Description: This class is open to all middle/high school students who are interested in singing, acting, dancing, writing, instruments, and drawing. This class is a little bit of everything for those kids that like multiple things. You don’t have to be great at any of these things—just a willing heart to try!

Oklahoma History – FALL Semester Only
Instructor: Tracy Talbott; tracydavistalbott@gmail.com
This is a ONE semester course
Grades: 9-12
Fees: $30 per month + Copy fee of $10 for notebook text you will receive on the 1st day of class.
Supplies Needed: 3-ring binder to place the notebook text (you will need to print this out weekly) used for each session.
Course Objectives: Students will be asked to take notes, do weekly independent reading, answer review questions, and end of unit tests.
**No Text Book Needed**—we will be using a free online textbook!
Course Description: This course will trace the development of Oklahoma historically, culturally, economically, and politically. The diverse cultures that constitute the rich tradition of this state are part of the framework for studying the development of Indian Territory, Oklahoma Territory, and finally the state of Oklahoma. A study of the Sequoyah Convention, the Oklahoma Constitutional Convention and the Constitution itself lends a basic understanding of Oklahoma today. We will also look at the importance of having young people understand the role history plays in displaying God’s sovereignty. We will be using the textbook Oklahoma: The History of an American State (ISBN 10: 1567330568) as the foundation for note taking, however students will not be required to purchase this textbook.

Government - SPRING Semester Only -Waiting List
Instructor: Marti Coombs
1 Semester Course Spring
Grade: High School
Course Fees: $30 Monthly tuition, plus $10 per semester copy fee
Texts: Exploring Government text, We Hold These Truths book (original source documents), and the included “Guide for Parents”. (This is the simplest package deal from www.Notgrasshistory.com. Please do not purchase the extra packages.)
Course Description: Students explore the government of the United States from its beginning to the present with special emphasis on the Biblical pattern for government and on the U.S. Constitution. By learning about the operations of federal, state, and local government, and about issues facing our nation today, students become better equipped to understand, pray for, and be involved in our country’s government. (Taken from Notgrass History website)

Public Speaking - SPRING Semester Only
Instructor: Tracy Talbott; tracydavistalbott@gmail.com
This is a ONE semester course
Grades: 9-12
Fees: $30 per month + No copy fee
**No Textbook needed**
Course Description: Students will demonstrate an understanding and application of the techniques used in formal public speaking including listening skills, speech preparation and research methods. Activities involve preparing speeches to inform, entertain and persuade as well as panel discussions, debate, and job interviewing skills.

Worldview - FALL Semester Only
Instructor: Marti Coombs
1 Semester Course Fall
Grade: High School
Course Fees: $30 Monthly tuition, plus a one-time $5 copy fee
Text: Understanding the Times Summit Ministries ISBN 9781434709585 (Text) ISBN 9780936163215 (Student Manual)
Course Description: This course surveys today’s major worldviews and teaches students how to identify and counter the bad ideas unwittingly adopted by so many.

Writing Workshop for 10th-12th
*This course can replace English II, III, IV
Language Arts Transcript Credit Course
Instructor: C.J. Powell
Grade: 10th-12th or by instructor permission
Fees: $30 monthly tuition fee plus one time $10 copy fee
Text: Handouts, lessons, student notes and student work in the student notebook. A textbook may be listed before the class year begins. Much of the reading can be done online or through the local library.
Course Description: The student will use the steps in the writing process to organize and develop ideas in paragraph types and essay perspectives. Basic grammar, mechanics, vocabulary will be extended within the writing tasks, Students will write expository, narrative, persuasive, and self-reflection essays while reading/discussing a variety of literature suited to their individual grade level. Parents/students may make selections from a suggested reading list. The instructor will manage discussion/writing tasks.

Cookie Decorating (1 Semester-Fall) -Waiting List
Instructor:  Kristi Brummal
Grade: 2nd and older
1 Semester Course Fall 2021
Fees: $30 monthly tuition, plus a $30 per semester course fee ($45 if purchasing the kit from the instructor)
Supplies: Decorating Tips will be required, a list will be given at orientation, a set may be purchased from the instructor if necessary.
Course Description: Cookie Decorating class is for students with any experience level. This class will cover royal and buttercream icing; decorating supplies and tools, food handling safety, and timing. Students will learn to use multiple types of icing, piping skills, glazing skills, timing, and more to create fun and interesting cookies. Students will create a final project design to showcase the skills they have learned throughout the course.

Cake Decorating (1 Semester-Spring) -Waiting List
Instructor: Kristi Brummal
Grade: 2nd and older
1 Semester Course Spring 2022
Fees: $30 monthly tuition, plus a $30 per semester course fee ($45 if purchasing the kit from the instructor)
Supplies: Decorating Tips will be required, a list will be given at orientation, a set may be purchased from the instructor if necessary.
Course Description: Cake Decorating class is for students of any experience level. Topics include frosting, glazing, filling, and icing; decorating supplies and tools, food handling safety, and timing. Students will decorate cupcakes, cake dummies, and cakes.

CAT (Commons Area Time)
Instructor: CAT TEAM
Fees: $10/hr per student per month; Check, Cash or PayPal to Robin Bandy; larry_robin@sbcglobal.net
Description: These sixty minutes can be a blend of reading/study time, finishing homework, working on parent-provided assignments or socializing quietly.  Snacks are acceptable.  While it is not a “class” in the full sense of the term, The CAT TEAM will be responsible for your student during this hour. Students may enroll in one hour in the morning and one hour in the afternoon with tuition at $10.00 monthly fee.

12:00-12:45
Lunch
Description: On the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month, ECHO takes orders for Pizza or KFC (maybe Chick-fil-A: still in the works). Ordering is optional! -If you choose to order, you must fill out an order form with Robin at the Welcome Desk. You can order weekly, monthly, by semester or for the whole year all at once, and you can use the same order form for the whole family. You can pay by check, exact change cash, or PayPal @ echohomeschool01@gmail.com -Otherwise on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays, your student(s) will need to pack a lunch. -Sometimes parents will come eat with their students or come take them out to lunch. If your student has a driving permission slip on file, then they are permitted to leave the building for lunch, but they MUST sign-out when they leave, and then sign back in when they come back!

12:45-1:45 HS Classes

Learn to appreciate literature by reading critically.
Analyze, evaluate, and compare various works of literature -reading between the lines.
Express analysis and practice writing skills through academic writing assignments such as rhetorical analysis on both, written and oral works, persuasive essay, APA research paper, college personal essay, several short essays based on the literature in class, and a cause/effect paper.
Apply spelling, grammar, and editing skills in writing.
Demonstrate comprehension of material through regularly scheduled quizzes and tests.

Supplies/Books Needed: *3-Ring Binder with paper & dividers. Will also need access to computer/printer weekly.
*The following books which can be purchased used through amazon.com, abebooks.com, or any other website.
***Buy the next books USED***
The Blue Book of Grammar & Punctuation 11th edition by Jane Straus—you can also download it for free at this link, however I think it would be easier to purchase one. If you have more than one child taking my classes, they can share this book. https://cvdvn.files.wordpress.com/2018/05/blue-book-of-grammar.pdf
The Allyn & Bacon Guide to Writing 6th Edition—buy used at Amazon
7 MORE Men: And the Secret of Their Greatness by Eric Metaxas
Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis
Same Kind of Different As Me by Denver Moore

Performing Arts for Middle/High School
Instructor: Sonya Brunner
Grade: 6th-12th
Fees: $30 monthly tuition fee
Text: N/A
Course Description: This class is open to all middle/high school students who are interested in singing, acting, dancing, writing, instruments, and drawing. This class is a little bit of everything for those kids that like multiple things. You don’t have to be great at any of these things—just a willing heart to try!

Spanish I
Instructor: Nerly Ovrebo; nerlymarleni@gmail.com
Grade: High School
Cost: $30 per month tuition, plus $20 one time materials fee
Workbook Text: AVANCEMOS Level I- student (Cuaderno practica por niveles)
Book can be purchased through Amazon, Ebay or other sources online.
Publisher Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
ISBN-13: 978-0-618-76593-5
ISBN-10: 0-618-76593-X
Course Description: Spanish I is a course designed to prepare students with the basic understanding of listening, speaking, reading and writing skills of the target language. This course will guide the students toward functional communicative proficiency in Spanish.

World History
Instructor: Marti Coombs
Grade: High School
Fees: $30 Monthly tuition, plus a one time $10 copy fee
Text: Notgrass Exploring World History, curriculum package (includes Part 1, Part 2, and In Their Words), and the Student Review Pack.
Course Description: This world history course will teach students to understand history from a Christian perspective by reading the history narrative and primary source documents, completing review exercises and projects, and studying what the Bible says about issues and ideas in history.

The Writing Room - By Instructor Permission Only (One-on-One Instruction) (See description)
Instructor: Mrs. C.J. Powell
Grade: 11th-12th
Fees: $30 Monthly tuition, plus a $10.00 copy fee each semester (Check, cash, PayPal (paypal.me/nspired2learn), Epic Vendor)
Text: Handouts, lessons, student notes and student work in the student notebook
Supplies: 3 ring binder with pocket, pencil, pens black or blue and red, 3 dividers; typing skills in place; access to internet.
Course Description: If you have a high interest in writing, or wish to “tweak” skills to make academic writing more successful, or you simply have fun writing, this class might just be for you! The student will use the steps in the writing process to organize and develop ideas in essay perspectives, academic perspectives, creative writings, journal writing and real world presentation style. THE FOCUS OF THE CLASS WILL BE DECIDED BY THE DESIRE AND NEED OF THE STUDENTS. Class discussions related to writing styles, staying focused, relaxing as opposed to “overkill” and enjoying the journey of developing ideas with credible support are key elements with which we begin. Student writing may come from other classes in which a student is enrolled. If they wish, students may make selections from a suggested reading list as the year progresses. The instructor will manage discussion/writing tasks.
Questions? Email, text, call. ceceliajane2016@gmail.com 405-388-0366

ACTS of the Apostles
Instructor: Jessica Sims
Age: High School
Fees: $30 monthly tuition
Text: $15-$20
Course Description: This is a 30-lesson course that will engage your student in the History (and Intrigue) of the birth of the early church. The curriculum is written by CBS (Community Bible Study – very similar to BSF) so it is not denominationally specific. In fact, when differences of interpretation exist, we will present both sides or just direct the student back to the Word to find their answers.
Expectations: Your student will be expected to complete daily assignments that will be discussed in class and a short lecture over the material we have studied that will include geographical and historical significance to the passage that was discussed. This course is designed to encourage your student to explore the Word of God for themselves. I will act as a facilitator to encourage your student to search the Word daily and find it exciting and applicable to their lives today.

CAT (Commons Area Time)
Instructor: CAT TEAM
Fees: $10/hr per student per month; Check, Cash or PayPal to Robin Bandy; larry_robin@sbcglobal.net
Description: These sixty minutes can be a blend of reading/study time, finishing homework, working on parent-provided assignments or socializing quietly. Snacks are acceptable. While it is not a “class” in the full sense of the term, The CAT TEAM will be responsible for your student during this hour. Students may enroll in one hour in the morning and one hour in the afternoon with tuition at $10.00/hr monthly fee.

12:45-2:15 HS Classes

Biology
Instructor: David Cartwright
Grade: 9th-12th *Pre-requisite Physical Science OR instructor permission
Fees: $40 monthly tuition, plus one time $40 lab fee
Text: Apologia’s Exploring Creation with Biology 2nd Edition
ISBN-13: 978-1932012545 ISBN-10: 9781932012545 and a 3-ring binder. Amazon or Half.com are your friends here!
The test/answer book is helpful for parent but not essential
Course Description: This course is designed as a high school level biology lab class, and will cover the classification system for life, detailed study of various kingdoms, function and chemistry of cells, microscope and dissection technique, genetics, and a critical study of evolutionary theory. While the teacher and the text are critical of evolution as a theory of origins, we will approach the issue in an objective manner. While the teacher is a young earth creationist, all viewpoints based on logical, evidenced-based reasoning will be respected in class. On average, a student should spend about 5-10 hours or more per week in preparation for class.

Physical Science - Waiting List
Instructor: Carol Haynes
Grade: 8th & up *Pre-requisite pre algebra
Fees: $40 monthly tuition, plus a $7 copy fee per month and one time $20 lab fee
Text: Apologia Exploring Creation with Physical Science 2nd Ed; Students will also need a basic calculator
Course Description: Physical science is an introduction to the natural sciences, with an emphasis in chemistry and physics. We also will cover some meteorology, hydrology, geology, hydroplate theory, environmental stewardship, astrophysics, and the nature of light and sound. Students will be expected to spend 3-5 hours outside of class preparing, reading, and working problems.

1:45-2:45 HS Classes

Financial Literacy (1 Semester-Fall)
Instructor: Jessica Sims
Grade: High School *Financial Literacy Credit
1 Semester Course Fall 2021
Fees: $30 monthly, plus a one time copy fee of $20
Text: N/A
Course Description: Students will learn basic household financing such as balancing accounts, setting a budget, and how to protect and grow their credit; what costs and benefits come with home ownership.

Career Planning (1 Semester-Spring)
Instructor: Jessica Sims
Grade: High School
1 Semester Course Spring 2022
Fees: $30 monthly tuition
Text: N/A
Course Description: Introducing high school students to the working world, we will explore the knowledge and insight necessary to compete in today’s challenging job market. Students will investigate careers as they apply to personal interests and abilities and/or availability in today’s changing job market, develop skills and job search documents needed to enter the workforce, explore the rights of workers and traits of effective employees, and address the importance of professionalism and responsibility.

Spanish II
Instructor: Nerly Ovrebo; nerlymarleni@gmail.com
Grade: High School *Pre-requisite: Completed Spanish I with a 71% or higher; 2 Semester Course
Fees: $30 monthly tuition, plus $20 one time materials fee
Book: AVANCEMOS Level 2 - Cuaderno practica por niveles.
Publisher Houghton Mifflin Harcourt; ISBN- 978-0-618-76594-2
Course Description: Spanish II continues from the basic level learned in Spanish I with emphasis on tense in the past, the vocabulary will be expanded, and increased capabilities in listening, speaking, reading and writing. Internalization and understanding of grammar are essential in this level. My hope is that each student will feel confident to attempt conversations with native speakers.

Journalism/Yearbook Production Class
2 Semester Course
Instructor: Kristi Brummal
Grade: 8th-12th
Fees: $30 monthly tuition, plus $10 per semester supply fee
Text: No text is needed.
*Please be aware that ALL students must have a laptop in class EVERY WEEK. If you are unable to provide a laptop please contact the instructor prior to enrolling in this course.
Course Description: This class will take students through the skills of record keeping, interviewing, journalistic writing principles, visual and oral communication, candid photography, layout and design, and editing. Students will work on assignments that will enhance their ability to document, interview, design, and create the school yearbook as well as newsletters to keep the students and staff in the know.

Around the World in 180 Days
Instructor: Joyce Pierce
Grade: Middle/High School
*Can count as World History/Geography credit
Fees: $30 monthly tuition fee
Text: TBA
Course Description: This class goes around the world and studies the political and physical geography of every continent. The goal of this class will be to learn the location of every country and a bit of the history of how it got there. Memorizing our states and capitals is a must! Lots of map work, but lots of fun, too. Foods and cultures will be part of the menu, also. The workbook gives lots of great questions and offers reading resource ideas. The student MUST have Internet access and freedom to search for answers online. The class will require 2-4 hours of homework per week. Parents may want to expand on the class by giving extra reading to make it a history class, as well.

Beginning Sewing (1 Semester Course – Spring)
Instructors: Lily Goolsby and Brenda Goolsby (parent/student co-teaching)
Grades: 7th-12th
1 Semester Course Offered Spring 2022
Fees: $30 monthly tuition, plus a one-time $10 fee for pattern copies
Text: None
Materials: 1 (in good working condition) portable sewing machine with 1-2 manufacturer recommended bobbins. Most machines come with some. We will have a few extras on hand but can’t guarantee we have some to fit all machines. Basic notions (scissors, pins, snips, iron, etc.) will be provided during in class projects. Fabric and thread for projects will be provided with the monthly kit fee. We will have multiple options for kits that students can choose from for each project. If you do not have a sewing machine, please contact Brenda to discuss options.
Course Description: Beginning sewing course for middle school to adult students. Students will learn basic sewing machine operations and beginning machine stitches to use for monthly projects. Other skills needed (ironing, cutting, pinning, etc.) will be covered throughout the course.
Questions: You may call or text Brenda at 405-243-7570 or email at brenda.arens@yahoo.com. Texting or calling is the easiest way to reach us.

CAT (Commons Area Time)
Instructor: CAT TEAM
Fees: $10/hr per student per month; Check, Cash or PayPal to Robin Bandy; larry_robin@sbcglobal.net
Description: These sixty minutes can be a blend of reading/study time, finishing homework, working on parent-provided assignments or socializing quietly. Snacks are acceptable. While it is not a “class” in the full sense of the term, The CAT TEAM will be responsible for your student during this hour. Students may enroll in one hour in the morning and one hour in the afternoon with tuition at $10.00/hr monthly fee.

1:45-3:15 HS Classes

Algebra I
Instructor: Jessica Fields
Grade: High School
Fees: $40 monthly tuition
Text: Algebra 1 Glencoe 2004 (Red cover; Used editions under $10)
Course Description: This course covers algebraic concepts including solving multi-step equations and inequalities, graphing linear equations, solving systems of equations, and simplifying polynomials.

2:15-3:45 HS Classes

History of Warfare
*World History Credit
Instructor: David Cartwright
Grade: 8th-12th
Fees: $30 monthly tuition fee
Text: None
Course Description: Our goal in this class will be to attain an understanding of humanity through an examination of the various wars which have shaped the economic, political, religious, and philosophical influences of the present time. The focus of this class will include tactics, technology, economics, architecture, fortification, culture, and other topics relevant to the study of various tribes, states, nations, and empires which have existed from the time of the ancient Egyptians until now. We will examine a cross-section of all war periods from tribal to modern, and while our focus will be the Western world, we will also explore Eastern conflicts as appropriate. Another focus of the class will be projects designed as “living history”, i.e., learning about history by living some small part of it: baking bread by an ancient recipe, learning archery, paving a walkway, making Roman concrete, casting metal, flintknapping, building an earthenware oven, rough-hewing lumber and beams, and many other examples from the ancient and recent history world would be good examples of projects. Students may choose their own projects but must get them approved by the teacher.

Marine Biology
Instructor: Carol Haynes
Grade: High School
Fees: $40 monthly tuition, plus $7 copy fee per month plus one time $35 dissection fee
Text: Apologia Exploring Creation with Marine Biology 2nd Ed.
Course Description: Students will explore ecosystems, marine creatures and get an education on ecology.

2:45-3:45 HS Classes

English I/II - Grade 9/10
Teacher: Tracy Talbott; tracydavistalbott@gmail.com
Textbook: Blue Book of Grammar & Punctuation
Fees: $30 per month + one time $20 copy/supply fee (non-refundable)
This course aims to develop and expand the student’s ability to read critically by studying various works of literature. Special emphasis will be placed on literary analysis, annotation, reading and writing skills, and vocabulary development. The class will also provide strategies for understanding literature, regular vocabulary practice, regular grammar exercises, and tips for succeeding on the reading and English portions of the ACT. We will use Format Writing by Frode Jensen as our guide for paragraph & essay writing.
Course Objectives:

Learn to appreciate literature by reading critically.
Analyze, evaluate, and compare various works of literature -reading between the lines.
Express analysis and practice writing skills through academic writing such as narrative, definition, cause & effect, persuasive, & expository essays.
Apply spelling, grammar, and editing skills in writing.
Demonstrate comprehension of material through regularly scheduled quizzes and tests.
ACT vocabulary, practice exercises & practice tests

Middle School Classes

9:00-10:00 MS Classes

Pre-Algebra
Instructor: Crystal Wolthuis
Grade: 7th-9th
Fees: $30 monthly tuition
Text: Glencoe Pre-Algebra, Amazon or Thriftbooks or many other websites. (has a rollercoaster on the cover and it doesn't matter which "state" edition it is)
Course Description: Pre-Algebra can give students initial exposure to the fundamentals of Algebra and help them perform better in future courses. In this class we will learn the tools of algebra using integers, equations, factors and fractions, rational numbers, ratio, proportion, and percent. We will also cover linear equations, inequalities, and functions. Weekly assignments will be sent home and due the following Tuesday.

Junk Drawer Robotics (2 Semester Course)-Waiting List
Instructor: Kristi Brummal
Grade: 5th & Up
Fees: $30/month tuition, plus $35 semester fee (includes workbook)
Textbook: “Junk Drawer Robotics (4H curriculum resources)”
Course Description: The Junk Drawer Robotics curriculum has three books. In book 1, the student will explore the design and function of robotic arms, hands and grippers and build a robotic arm that really moves! In book 2, the student will design and build machines that roll, slide, draw or move underwater and explore robot mobility-movement, power transfer and locomotion. Book 3 is all about the connection between the mechanical and electronic elements of robots and the student will explore sensors, write programs, build circuits and design their own robot.

Beginning American Sign Language (ASL) – An Introduction -Waiting List
Instructor: Janet Crouch
Grade: MS/HS
Fees: $30 monthly tuition
This class will introduce how to fingerspell, introduce basic vocabulary and introductory skills.
Text: Learning American Sign Language by Tom L. Humphries and Carol Padden. (You do not have to have the newest version. Several older editions are available on used book sites and those are much less expensive and will suffice for this class). We will only complete about half of the book in this course. It is comprised of 17 units. Reference (optional) The Joy of Signing by Lottie L. Riekehof. This book has many vocabulary words. However, there are many reference options available for free via the internet.
Course Description: In this ASL class we will learn to fingerspell (ABC’s), numbers to 20, learn how to introduce ourselves, learn pronouns, daily conversations, some grammar of ASL, politeness, descriptions, and requests. We will also learn the Pledge of Allegiance and some traditional hymns. Each week we will add new vocabulary words and each week an exam will be given over the information we have previously learned.
The Oklahoma School for the Deaf in Sulphur, Oklahoma offers an ASL 1 online class. It is a wonderful way to be able to practice on a daily basis. Classes, even though online, are limited so when the window to enroll is open, I highly recommend this class.

CAT (Commons Area Time)
Instructor: CAT TEAM
Fees: $10/hr per student per month; Check, Cash or PayPal to Robin Bandy; larry_robin@sbcglobal.net
Description: These sixty minutes can be a blend of reading/study time, finishing homework, working on parent-provided assignments or socializing quietly. Snacks are acceptable. While it is not a “class” in the full sense of the term, The CAT TEAM will be responsible for your student during this hour. Students may enroll in one hour in the morning and one hour in the afternoon with tuition at $10.00/hr monthly fee.

9:00-10:30 MS Classes

Physical Science
Instructor: David Cartwright
Grade: 8th & up *Pre-requisite Pre-Algebra
Fees: $40 monthly tuition fee plus a $7 copy fee per semester plus one time $20 lab fee
Text: Apologia Exploring Creation with Physical Science 2nd Ed
Students will also need a basic calculator
Course Description: Physical science is an introduction to the natural sciences, with an emphasis in chemistry and physics. We also will cover some meteorology, hydrology, geology, hydroplate theory, environmental stewardship, astrophysics, and the nature of light and sound. Students will be expected to spend 3-5 hours outside of class preparing, reading, and working problems.

10:00-11:00 MS Classes

Institute for Excellence in Writing Part I (IEW) - Waiting List
Instructor: Jill Rodriguez
Grade: 4th-6th graders (4th gr. instructor approval)
Fees: $30 monthly tuition, plus one time $10 copy fee for the year
Text Requirements: SSS Level 1A (Packet & Binder) SSS-1A-BRS from www.iew.com
Blue and black pens (no pencils); 3 hole punched wide ruled paper
Course Description: First-time students to the IEW method will cover outlining, summarizing from notes, narrating stories and how to write a report. Grammar is built-in to the IEW structure and style method; we will also utilize vocabulary from IEW’s Fix-it! Grammar.

Home Economics
2 Semester Course
Instructor: Kristi Brummal
Grade: 7th & older
Fees: $30 monthly tuition, plus a $15 per semester supply fee
Text: Where’s Mom Now That I Need Her?
Course Description: What do I really need to know before I am on my own? We discuss and cover the REAL WORLD issues and information teens need to know before they are living on their own. We will explore the ideas of basic household economics including budgeting, meal planning, meal prep, laundry, basic sewing skills, stain removal, food gardening, trip planning, saving and emergencies, etc.

Word Roots I & II
Instructor: Cindy Cartwright
Grade: 6th-12th
Fees: $30 monthly tuition

CAT (Commons Area Time)
Instructor: CAT TEAM
Fees: $10/hr per student per month; Check, Cash or PayPal to Robin Bandy; larry_robin@sbcglobal.net
Description: These sixty minutes can be a blend of reading/study time, finishing homework, working on parent-provided assignments or socializing quietly. Snacks are acceptable. While it is not a “class” in the full sense of the term, The CAT TEAM will be responsible for your student during this hour. Students may enroll in one hour in the morning and one hour in the afternoon with tuition at $10.00/hr monthly fee.

10:30-12:00 MS Classes

General Science
Instructor: Carol Haynes
Grade: Middle School
Fees: $40 monthly tuition, plus $7 per month copy fee plus a one time $20 lab fee
Text: Apologia Exploring Creation with General Science
Course Description: This course will cover but not be limited to the following: simple machines, geology, archaeology, biology, paleontology, and human anatomy.

11:00-12:00 MS Classes

Hands-On Art
Instructor: Chrissy Jones
2 Semester Course
Grade: Middle/High School
It is best for a student to join their age group for inspiration and camaraderie, BUT NOT REQUIRED. For example if a senior needs art but can only come at 9am, they may. I will teach both projects concurrently.
Fees: $30 monthly tuition, plus the supply fee for the year is $80. This is non-refundable and must be paid in August prior to attending class, as I order the supplies for the year in advance.
Text: N/A
Course Description: Every art class explores a variety of mediums and techniques each semester, drawing inspiration from great masters of the past as well as current trendsetters and local gallery artists. Topics covered may include: painting, drawing, 3D pens, printmaking, sculpture, fiber arts, carving, ceramics, and crafting. Classes are often curated to educate about current and upcoming local museum exhibits. Enjoy looking at previous student work at: OklahomaHomeschoolArt.com or find student work on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/OKHomeschoolArt/

Middle School Literature II
Instructor: Jennifer Young
Grade: 7th-9th
(Student is not required to take Middle School Lit I.  However, this class is for more mature readers, as some of the books contain more serious elements)
Fees: $30 monthly tuition (paid 9 months); Plus $15 copy fee each semester; Books will cost $2 to $5 each and we will be reading 5 or 6 books over the year
Text: Some of the books we MIGHT read:
The Giver by Lois Lowry
The Hiding Place by Corrie Ten Boom
Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbitt
Out of the Dust by Karen Hesse
Across 5 Aprils by Irene Hunt
A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens
Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson
The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins
Course Description: We will be using Progeny Press curriculum, & possibly Total Language Plus curriculum.  Both of these are Christian-based literature curricula. Most of the focus will be on literature, reading comprehension, & discussing the novels in class.  There will be weekly reading assignments, with questions to answer and vocabulary words from the stories. We will be going over various literature terminology and doing some writing.  Please be aware this is not a writing or grammar class. There is no textbook to buy. I’ll be doing bulk orders for the books ($2 to $4 each) that you can buy from me, or feel free to bring your own book if you have it already.  I will provide the worksheets each week for homework, so there is a copy fee.
Please contact me if you have any questions @ jyoung14@cox.net. I want the students to have fun learning and to enjoy reading.  Book titles might change if most of the class has already read one of them. I’ll give advance notice of each book we will be reading ahead of time and  have a schedule/list in August before school starts.

Performing Arts for Middle/High School
Instructor: Sonya Brunner
Grade: 6th-12th
Fees: $30 monthly tuition
Text: N/A
Course Description: This class is open to all middle/high school students who are interested in singing, acting, dancing, writing, instruments, and drawing. This class is a little bit of everything for those kids that like multiple things. You don’t have to be great at any of these things—just a willing heart to try!

Chemistry & Physics for Kids
Instructor: Jessica Sims
Grade: 5th-7th
Fees: $30 monthly tuition fee plus $15 lab fee per semester
Text: Exploring Creation with Chemistry and Physics by Jeannie Fulbright
Course Description: Your student will learn and be introduced to the world of chemistry and physics.  Each week there will be some kind of hands-on experiment.  There will be reading and minimal homework.  Occasionally, students will have an experiment to do at home.

Middle School Math
Instructor: Crystal Wolthuis
Grade: 6th-8th
Fees: $30 monthly tuition
Text: Saxon Math Homeschool 8/7
Course Description: In this class we will cover word problems, scientific notation, statistics, probability, ratios, proportions, simplifying and balancing equations, factoring algebraic expressions, slope-intercept form, graphing linear inequalities, arcs, sectors, and the Pythagorean theorem. This course will also provide some pre-algebra instruction. Please take the placement test before school starts in August, you can find it at this link: https://www.sonlight.com/uploads/saxon_middle_placement.pdf
Weekly assignments will be sent home and due the following Tuesday.

Intro to Spanish
Instructor: Nerly Ovrebo; nerlymarleni@gmail.com
Grade: 6th-8th
Fees: $30 per month tuition, plus $25 one time materials fee, including books, tests and printouts
2 semester Course
Text: Hand out the entire chapter vocabulary list the first semester and tell the English meaning of all the words on the list. Students write the English meanings on their vocabulary lists. I believe that this pre-teaching of the vocabulary list enabled students to know exactly what was going on in class. The words are grouped by week. Students knew what we were going to do the next week, what we had done if they were absent, and what to study.
The first semester story is about a boy called Felipe, I wound up writing this story in 10 episodes.
The second semester is a story about a girl called Isabella and her adventures; this is a book that I will buy with the material fee asking for this course.
Homework: Will be assigned in each class section as well as from course handouts.
Course Description: In this introductory Spanish course, I will use all year a classical TPR, a method based on teaching language that focuses on the systematic instruction of vocabulary in a highly comprehensible, personalized and contextualized manner that leads to increased student engagement. Student will be reading storytelling-like scenarios during this classical TPR phase, acting out and answering questions to stories from the very beginning. This course will be guiding the students toward functional communicative proficiency in Spanish. This course is not designed to replace 1st year Spanish for high school transcripts.

Institute for Excellence in Writing Part I (IEW)
Instructor: Jill Rodriguez
Grade: 4th-6th graders (4th gr. instructor approval)
Fees:  $30 monthly tuition, plus one time $10 copy fee for the year
Text Requirements: SSS Level 1A (Packet & Binder) SSS-1A-BRS from www.iew.com
Blue and black pens (no pencils); 3 hole punched wide ruled paper
Course Description: First-time students to the IEW method will cover outlining, summarizing from notes, narrating stories and how to write a report. Grammar is built-in to the IEW structure and style method; we will also utilize vocabulary from IEW’s Fix-it! Grammar.

Cookie Decorating (1 Semester-Fall)-Waiting List
Instructor:  Kristi Brummal
Grade: 2nd and older
1 Semester Course Fall 2021
Fees: $30 monthly tuition, plus a $30 per semester course fee ($45 if purchasing the kit from the instructor)
Supplies: Decorating Tips will be required, a list will be given at orientation, a set may be purchased from the instructor if necessary.
Course Description: Cookie Decorating class is for students with any experience level. This class will cover royal and buttercream icing; decorating supplies and tools, food handling safety, and timing. Students will learn to use multiple types of icing, piping skills, glazing skills, timing, and more to create fun and interesting cookies. Students will create a final project design to showcase the skills they have learned throughout the course.

Cake Decorating (1 Semester-Spring) -Waiting List
Instructor: Kristi Brummal
Grade: 2nd and older
1 Semester Course Spring 2022
Fees: $30 monthly tuition, plus a $30 per semester course fee ($45 if purchasing the kit from the instructor)
Supplies: Decorating Tips will be required, a list will be given at orientation, a set may be purchased from the instructor if necessary.
Course Description: Cake Decorating class is for students of any experience level. Topics include frosting, glazing, filling, and icing; decorating supplies and tools, food handling safety, and timing. Students will decorate cupcakes, cake dummies, and cakes.

CAT (Commons Area Time)
Instructor: CAT TEAM
Fees: $10/hr per student per month; Check, Cash or PayPal to Robin Bandy; larry_robin@sbcglobal.net
Description: These sixty minutes can be a blend of reading/study time, finishing homework, working on parent-provided assignments or socializing quietly.  Snacks are acceptable.  While it is not a “class” in the full sense of the term, The CAT TEAM will be responsible for your student during this hour. Students may enroll in one hour in the morning and one hour in the afternoon with tuition at $10.00/hr monthly fee.

12:45-1:45 MS Classes

12:45-2:15 MS Classes

Institute for Excellence in Writing Part II (IEW)
Instructor: Jill Rodriguez
Grade: 5th-7th **Prerequisite: Successful completion IEW Part I
Fees: $40 monthly tuition, plus a one time $10 copy fee
Required Text: SSS Level 2A Packet only $25 purchase at: Structure and Style for Students: Year 2 Level A [Student Packet only] | Institute for Excellence in Writing (iew.com)
Blue and Black pens (no pencils); 3 hole punched notebook paper
Course Description: This class picks up right where IEW Part 1 left off for first year students. Note taking, outlining, story sequencing, narratives, reports from multiple sources, interviews and essays at a more advanced level. We will complete an entire FIX IT! Grammar Book during the school year. (Book will be determined the first week of class) All pages needed for FIX IT! will be provided.

Physical Science
Instructor: Carol Haynes
Grade: 8th & up *Pre-requisite Pre-algebra
Fees: $40 monthly tuition, plus a $7 per month copy fee, plus one time $20 lab fee
Text: Apologia Exploring Creation with Physical Science 2nd Ed
Students will also need a basic calculator
Course Description: Physical science is an introduction to the natural sciences, with an emphasis in chemistry and physics. We also will cover some meteorology, hydrology, geology, hydroplate theory, environmental stewardship, astrophysics, and the nature of light and sound. Students will be expected to spend 3-5 hours outside of class preparing, reading, and working problems.

1:45-2:45 MS Classes

Around the World in 180 Days
Instructor: Joyce Pierce
Grade: Middle/High School
*Can count as World History/Geography credit
Fees: $30 monthly tuition fee
Text: TBA
Course Description: This class goes around the world and studies the political and physical geography of every continent. The goal of this class will be to learn the location of every country and a bit of the history of how it got there. Memorizing our states and capitals is a must! Lots of map work, but lots of fun, too. Foods and cultures will be part of the menu, also. The workbook gives lots of great questions and offers reading resource ideas. The student MUST have Internet access and freedom to search for answers online. The class will require 2-4 hours of homework per week.  Parents may want to expand on the class by giving extra reading to make it a history class, as well.

Journalism/Yearbook Production Class
2 Semester Course
Instructor: Kristi Brummal
Grade: 8th-12th
Fees: $30 monthly tuition, plus $10 per semester supply fee
Text: No text is needed.
*Please be aware that ALL students must have a laptop in class EVERY WEEK. If you are unable to provide a laptop please contact the instructor prior to enrolling in this course.
Course Description: This class will take students through the skills of record keeping, interviewing, journalistic writing principles, visual and oral communication, candid photography, layout and design, and editing. Students will work on assignments that will enhance their ability to document, interview, design, and create the school yearbook as well as newsletters to keep the students and staff in the know.

Beginning Sewing (1 Semester Course – Fall) - Waiting List
Instructors: Lily Goolsby and Brenda Goolsby (parent/student co-teaching)
Grades: 3rd–6th grade
1 Semester Course Offered Fall 2021
Fees: $30 monthly tuition, plus a one-time $10 fee for pattern copies
Text: None
Materials: 1 (in good working condition) portable sewing machine with 1-2 manufacturer recommended bobbins. Most machines come with some. We will have a few extras on hand but can’t guarantee we have some to fit all machines. Basic notions (scissors, pins, snips, iron, etc.) will be provided during in class projects. Fabric and thread for projects will be provided with the monthly kit fee. We will have multiple options for kits that students can choose from for each project. If you do not have a sewing machine, please contact Brenda to discuss options.
Course Description: Beginning sewing course for upper elementary students. Students will learn basic sewing machine operations and beginning machine stitches to use for monthly projects. Other skills needed (ironing, cutting, pinning, etc.) will be covered throughout the course. Questions: You may call or text Brenda at 405-243-7570 or email at brenda.arens@yahoo.com. Texting or calling is the easiest way to reach us.

Beginning Sewing (1 Semester Course – Spring)
Instructors: Lily Goolsby and Brenda Goolsby (parent/student co-teaching)
Grades: 7th-12th
1 Semester Course Offered Spring 2022
Fees: $30 monthly tuition, plus a one-time $10 fee for pattern copies
Text: None
Materials: 1 (in good working condition) portable sewing machine with 1-2 manufacturer recommended bobbins. Most machines come with some. We will have a few extras on hand but can’t guarantee we have some to fit all machines. Basic notions (scissors, pins, snips, iron, etc.) will be provided during in class projects. Fabric and thread for projects will be provided with the monthly kit fee. We will have multiple options for kits that students can choose from for each project. If you do not have a sewing machine, please contact Brenda to discuss options.
Course Description: Beginning sewing course for middle school to adult students. Students will learn basic sewing machine operations and beginning machine stitches to use for monthly projects. Other skills needed (ironing, cutting, pinning, etc.) will be covered throughout the course.
Questions: You may call or text Brenda at 405-243-7570 or email at brenda.arens@yahoo.com. Texting or calling is the easiest way to reach us.

Nature Art Journaling (Art and Science) - Waiting List
Instructor: Chrissy Jones (OklahomaHomeschoolArt.com; 405-754-9801)
Grades: 8-12 yrs. old
Fees: $30 monthly tuition, plus there is a $50 non-refundable supply fee for the year due prior to the class beginning.
Course Description: This is a class on Nature Journaling for ages 8-12, using the John Muir Laws methods. Class will be held both indoors and outdoors. Drawing, colored pencils and watercolor skills will be emphasized, as well as observation and recording nature.
Requirements: Students must have good attention spans and can sit quietly for extended periods of time. Outdoor activities will happen, so be mindful if there are allergy concerns.
Additional Supplies: Each student must purchase and bring on the VERY FIRST DAY OF CLASS:
• A strong tote bag or backpack specifically for nature journaling
• A pencil sharpener that catches shavings
• Artezia 5.5x8.5 3-pack mixed media sketchbook $22.99 Please get the 3 pack set! https://www.amazon.com/dp/B083W2CHJ8/ ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_8TV2EQNPSRZNGTJWAJ35?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
• Pentel water brush set $17.92 https://www.amazon.com/Pentel-Aquash-Assorted-Carded-FRHBP4M/dp/ B01FUMOLOI/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=pentel+water+brush +set&qid=1614793121&sr=8-1
No substitutions on brands or amounts.
Their bags and supplies will be left at school each week, and the items returned to students at the end of the year.

CAT (Commons Area Time)
Instructor: CAT TEAM
Fees: $10/hr per student per month; Check, Cash or PayPal to Robin Bandy; larry_robin@sbcglobal.net
Description: These sixty minutes can be a blend of reading/study time, finishing homework, working on parent-provided assignments or socializing quietly.  Snacks are acceptable.  While it is not a “class” in the full sense of the term, The CAT TEAM will be responsible for your student during this hour. Students may enroll in one hour in the morning and one hour in the afternoon with tuition at $10.00/hr monthly fee.

2:15-3:45 MS Classes

History of Warfare
*World History Credit
Instructor: David Cartwright
Grade: 8th-12th
Fees: $30 monthly tuition fee
Text: None
Course Description: Our goal in this class will be to attain an understanding of humanity through an examination of the various wars which have shaped the economic, political, religious, and philosophical influences of the present time. The focus of this class will include tactics, technology, economics, architecture, fortification, culture, and other topics relevant to the study of various tribes, states, nations, and empires which have existed from the time of the ancient Egyptians until now. We will examine a cross-section of all war periods from tribal to modern, and while our focus will be the Western world, we will also explore Eastern conflicts as appropriate. Another focus of the class will be projects designed as “living history”, i.e., learning about history by living some small part of it: baking bread by an ancient recipe, learning archery, paving a walkway, making Roman concrete, casting metal, flintknapping, building an earthenware oven, rough-hewing lumber and beams, and many other examples from the ancient and recent history world would be good examples of projects. Students may choose their own projects but must get them approved by the teacher.

2:45-3:45 MS Classes

Nature Art Journaling (Art and Science)
Instructor: Chrissy Jones (www.OklahomaHomeschoolArt.com; 405-754-9801)
Grades: 13 yrs. old and Up
Fees: $30 monthly tuition, plus a $25 non-refundable classroom watercolor and supply fee for the year due prior to the class beginning.
Course Description: This is a class on Nature Journaling for ages 13 and older, using the John Muir Laws methods. Class will be held both indoors and outdoors. Drawing, colored pencils and watercolor skills will be emphasized, as well as observation and recording nature.
Requirements: Students must have good attention spans and can sit quietly for extended periods of time. Outdoor activities will happen, so be mindful if there are allergy concerns.
Additional Supplies: Each student must purchase and bring on the VERY FIRST DAY OF CLASS:
• The John Laws sketchbook for nature journaling $22 https://johnmuirlaws.com/product/the-laws-sketchbook-for-nature-journaling/ (Also available on Amazon). Make sure it says “Revised and Updated.” Please order this now so it’s here for the first day of class.
• A strong tote bag or backpack specifically for nature journaling
• A pencil sharpener that catches shavings
• Amazon Basics Sketch and Drawing Kit $8.47 https://www.amazon.com/AmazonBasics-Sketch-Drawing-Pencil-Set/dp/B078J6ZRRG/ ref=sr_1_6?dchild=1&keywords=sketching+set&qid=1614792377&sr=8-6
• Pentel water brush set $17.92 https://www.amazon.com/Pentel-Aquash-Assorted-Carded-FRHBP4M/dp/ B01FUMOLOI/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=pentel+water+brush +set&qid=1614793121&sr=8-1
• A set of 24 pack Prismacolor pencils $19.79
• 36 count Prismacolor Verithin pencils (2428) $17.91 No substitutions on brands or amounts. Their bags and supplies will be left here each week, and the items returned to students at the end of the year.

CAT (Commons Area Time)
Instructor: CAT TEAM
Fees: $10/hr monthly fee; Check, Cash or PayPal to Robin Bandy; larry_robin@sbcglobal.net
Description: These sixty minutes can be a blend of reading/study time, finishing homework, working on parent-provided assignments or socializing quietly. Snacks are acceptable. While it is not a “class” in the full sense of the term, The CAT TEAM will be responsible for your student during this hour. Students may enroll in one hour in the morning and one hour in the afternoon with tuition at $10.00/hr monthly fee.

Elementary School Classes

9:00-10:00 ELEM Classes

Hands-On Art
Instructor: Chrissy Jones
2 Semester Course
Grade: Elementary
It is best for a student to join their age group for inspiration and camaraderie, BUT NOT REQUIRED. For example if a senior needs art but can only come at 9am, they may. I will teach both projects concurrently.
Fees: $30 monthly tuition, plus the supply fee for the year is $80. This is non-refundable and must be paid in August prior to attending class, as I order the supplies for the year in advance.
Text: N/A
Course Description: Every art class explores a variety of mediums and techniques each semester, drawing inspiration from great masters of the past as well as current trendsetters and local gallery artists. Topics covered may include: painting, drawing, 3D pens, printmaking, sculpture, fiber arts, carving, ceramics, and crafting. Classes are often curated to educate about current and upcoming local museum exhibits. Enjoy looking at previous student work at: OklahomaHomeschoolArt.com or find student work on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/OKHomeschoolArt/

Latin for Little Learners-Waiting List
Instructor: Cindy Cartwright
Grades: K-2nd
2 Semester Course
Fees: $30 monthly plus a one-time $15 copy fee per semester.
Course Description: I’m a homeschooling mom that wants to share this class with others. This course gently introduces the subject with games, stories, videos, writing practice and songs. They will learn approximately 100+ everyday vocabulary words.
Supplies: Book - “Song School Latin” with CD. The streaming video service correlated with this series includes fun internet games to reinforce new words with fun internet games but are not required for this class. This book is sold locally at Mardell’s or here is a link to buy or for more information about the book: https://classicalacademicpress.com/products/song-school-latin-book-1-w-cd

Junk Drawer Robotics (2 Semester Course)-Waiting List
Instructor: Kristi Brummal
Grade: 5th & Up
Fees: $30/month tuition, plus $35 semester fee (includes workbook)
Textbook: “Junk Drawer Robotics (4H curriculum resources)”
Course Description: The Junk Drawer Robotics curriculum has three books. In book 1, the student will explore the design and function of robotic arms, hands and grippers and build a robotic arm that really moves! In book 2, the student will design and build machines that roll, slide, draw or move underwater and explore robot mobility-movement, power transfer and locomotion. Book 3 is all about the connection between the mechanical and electronic elements of robots and the student will explore sensors, write programs, build circuits and design their own robot.

Institute for Excellence in Writing Fix it! Grammar with Vocabulary
Instructor: Jill Rodriguez
Grade: 3rd-5th
2 Semester Course
Fees: $30 monthly tuition, plus Supply Fee: $5 for the year
Text: $15 Fix-it! Grammar The Nose Tree https://iew.com/shop/products/fix-it-grammar-nose-tree-student-book-1
(Recommended but optional...Purchasing the Teachers Manual allows access to a free downloadable copy of the student book.) I will have a few of these books available for purchase for $17.50)
Course Description: Grammar concepts and vocabulary will be taught by “fixing” sentences. Students will edit 4 sentences each week and complete vocabulary words. We will also play games to reinforce concepts and vocabulary. Homework is 30 minutes weekly and can be done independently.   We will complete the book over both semesters. *NOT REQUIRED but I do recommend taking IEW Writing I with this class.
Supplies needed: Wide ruled notebook paper; 1 ½-2” binder; Clearview zipper pouch

Beginner Piano Lessons 9:00-9:45am (This particular time Fall Semester only)
Instructor: Alison Ranck
1 Year Long Course, except for the 9:00am time
Recommended for grades 1st - 5th
Fees: $30 monthly fee (need a piano or keyboard at home)
Books: Theory Time, Practice and Progress (agenda), Piano Adventures
Time slots available:    9:00-9:45am (Fall only)         12:45-1:30pm           1:45-2:30pm             2:45-3:30pm
Course Description: These lessons are meant for BEGINNING piano players. We will be learning fingering and music notes, and beginner songs. Lessons will be 30 minutes of playing at the piano and 15 minutes of tech time (with music apps). We will also hopefully have an opportunity for a recital at some point during the school year.
Instructor Background: Hi! My name is Alison Ranck and I am 19 yrs old. I have been homeschooled since the 5th grade and I am excited to be graduating in the spring of 2021. I have been taking piano lessons for 3 years and I am at an intermediate level in my piano playing (about 6th grade). My piano teacher is Mrs. Kathy Harris. This is will be my first year to teach lessons, so she will be helping me with some tips and advice for teaching for the first time.
I have Mosaic Down Syndrome, which means that I am affected by a small percentage of Trisomy 21 in my genetic makeup. This can make communication hard at times, but I will have my mom available during lesson times to help when I need her. I love playing the piano and enjoy making music and I hope to inspire that in my students!

CAT (Commons Area Time)
Instructor: CAT TEAM
Fees: $10/hr per student per month; Check, Cash or PayPal to Robin Bandy; larry_robin@sbcglobal.net
Description: These sixty minutes can be a blend of reading/study time, finishing homework, working on parent-provided assignments or socializing quietly.  Snacks are acceptable.  While it is not a “class” in the full sense of the term, The CAT TEAM will be responsible for your student during this hour. Students may enroll in one hour in the morning and one hour in the afternoon with tuition at $10.00/hr monthly fee.

10:00-11:00 ELEM Classes

Elementary Math
Instructor: Jessica Sims
Grade: 3rd-4th
Fees: $30 monthly tuition, plus $20 copy/supply fee
Text: TBD
Course Description: Students will receive instruction through manipulatives, modeling, and practice to perform basic mathematical function and problem solving. Your student will be asked to complete daily assignments that will be due weekly.

Institute for Excellence in Writing Part I (IEW)- Waiting List
Instructor: Jill Rodriguez
Grade: 4th-6th (3rd gr. instructor approval)
Fees:  $30 monthly tuition, plus one time $10 copy fee for the year
Text Requirements: SSS Level 1A (Packet & Binder) SSS-1A-BRS from www.iew.com
Blue and black pens (no pencils); 3 hole punched wide ruled paper
Course Description: First-time students to the IEW method will cover outlining, summarizing from notes, narrating stories and how to write a report. Grammar is built-in to the IEW structure and style method; we will also utilize vocabulary from IEW’s Fix-it! Grammar.

Elementary Astronomy-Waiting List
Instructors: Krista Rank
Grades: 3rd-5th
2 Semester Course
Fees: $30 monthly fee + $25 supply fee per semester
Text: Apologia Exploring Creation with Astronomy 2nd edition (ISBN: 1940110750) and Apologia Exploring Creation with Astronomy Journal (NOT the Jr Journal) (ISBN: 1940110750)
Course Description: This will be a hands-on class full of fun! We will study the basics of the field of astronomy, the sun, moon, planets, asteroids/meteors, the Kuiper Belt, dwarf planets, galaxies and more through conversational lessons, videos, planetary card games and craft projects and more!

Upper Elementary Literature
Instructor: Jennifer Young
Grade: 3rd-5th
Fees: $30 monthly tuition fee (paid 9 months); Plus $15 copy fee each semester; Books will cost $2 to $5 each and we will be reading 4 to 6 books over the year
Course Description: We will be using Progeny Press curriculum, & possibly Total Language Plus curriculum. Both of these are Christian-based literature curricula. Most of the focus will be on literature, reading comprehension, & discussing the novels in class. There will be weekly reading assignments, with some questions to answer and vocabulary words from the stories. We will be going over various literature terminology and genres as well as reading together in class. Please be aware this is not a writing or grammar class. There is no text book to buy. I’ll be doing bulk orders for the books ($2 to $5 each) that you can buy from me, or feel free to bring your own book if you have it already. I will provide the worksheets each week for homework, so there is a copy fee.
Please contact me if you have any questions at jyoung14@cox.net
Book titles might change if most of the class has already read one of them. I’ll give advance notice of each book we will be reading ahead of time. I will choose the books based on the overall reading level of the class.
Examples of the books we MIGHT read: Charlotte's Web, The Whipping Boy, The Best Christmas Pageant Ever, The Courage of Sarah Noble, Little House on the Prairie, The Cricket in Times Square, Mr. Popper's Penguins, Shiloh, The Josefina Story Quilt, The Sign of the Beaver, Pippi Longstocking

Hands-On Art
Instructor: Chrissy Jones
2 Semester Course
Grade: Elementary
It is best for a student to join their age group for inspiration and camaraderie, BUT NOT REQUIRED. For example if a senior needs art but can only come at 9am, they may. I will teach both projects concurrently.
Fees: $30 monthly tuition, plus the supply fee for the year is $80. This is non-refundable and must be paid in August prior to attending class, as I order the supplies for the year in advance.
Text: N/A
Course Description: Every art class explores a variety of mediums and techniques each semester, drawing inspiration from great masters of the past as well as current trendsetters and local gallery artists. Topics covered may include: painting, drawing, 3D pens, printmaking, sculpture, fiber arts, carving, ceramics, and crafting. Classes are often curated to educate about current and upcoming local museum exhibits. Enjoy looking at previous student work at: OklahomaHomeschoolArt.com or find student work on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/OKHomeschoolArt/

CAT (Commons Area Time)
Instructor: CAT TEAM
Fees: $10/hr per student per month; Check, Cash or PayPal to Robin Bandy; larry_robin@sbcglobal.net
Description: These sixty minutes can be a blend of reading/study time, finishing homework, working on parent-provided assignments or socializing quietly.  Snacks are acceptable.  While it is not a “class” in the full sense of the term, The CAT TEAM will be responsible for your student during this hour. Students may enroll in one hour in the morning and one hour in the afternoon with tuition at $10.00/hr monthly fee.

10:00-12:00 ELEM Class

Building Blocks - Waiting List for SCIENCE time 11-12pm
**Building Blocks will cover the subjects of math and science**
Math 10:00am-11:00am
Science 11:00-12:00pm
Instructor: Wendy Siegfried & Gina Paul
Grade: 1st and 2nd possibly 3rd grade if more review is needed
**Class Readiness**
Please go to http://www.mathusee.com for the Readiness Assessments
(Click on the parent link, getting started, and then placement. Please read through each section to find your child’s appropriate level. You can then click on the section to have your child take the readiness test)
2 Semester Course
Fees: $60 monthly tuition fee plus $10 copy fee per semester
Text: Math U See Alpha Student Pack or Beta Student Pack (depends on your child’s level). Each pack is about $45 on the Math U See website or CBD.com.
Course Description:
Math U See
*Parents are responsible for purchasing a student pack.
Alpha Student Pack will cover concepts such as place value, telling time, and mastering single digit addition. Student will also learn skip counting by 2’s, 5’s, and 10’s. Finally, the student will master relationships between addition and subtraction.
Beta Student Pack will cover concepts such as place value, as well as learning and understanding the difference between numbers and inequalities. The student will also gain the ability to add and subtract any combination of whole numbers.
Gamma Student Pack covers multiplication for single and multiple-digit numbers and other topics.
Science
*Parents are NOT responsible for purchasing the science book. Copies will be provided.
*There is a 20$ science fee ( this may be lower depending on how many children are in the class.
Depending on enrollment, we will choose one of Dr. Jay Wile’s books Science in the Beginning, Science in the Ancient World, or Science in the Scientific Revolution. We will use biblical background AND scientific truths to learn more about God and the world around us. Students will need attentive, listening ears.

Simply K (Kindergarten Only)-Waiting List
**Kindergarten Curriculum will cover language, reading, and math**
Instructors: Sarah Kriwanek and Janet Crouch
Grade: Kindergarten
Language and Reading: 10:00 - 11:00am
Math: 11:00 - 12:00pm
You may sign up for the full 2 hours, or choose 1 hour language and reading or math.
Fees: $30 monthly tuition for 1 hour or $60 monthly tuition for 2 hours, plus $20 per semester supply fee
Text: Masterbooks Simply K and Masterbooks Math, Level K (can be purchased as a set or separately). We are using this as our teaching guide. Purchasing curriculum is encouraged in order for parents to reinforce the concepts taught in class. Purchasing the curriculum is not a requirement for the class. Course Description: Language and Reading Simply K will cover ABC’s (identifying and writing), letter sounds, life skills, rhyme time, and a lesson from God’s Word. We will have plenty of hands on activities, reading aloud, center time, circle time, and classroom procedures. Math Math, Level K will cover numbers 0-10, basic patterns, shapes, concepts of time, calendar, and critical thinking skills. This will be a continuation of the Simply K hour, with Bible reinforcement, and hands on activities

11:00-12:00 ELEM Class

Chemistry & Physics for Kids
Instructor: Jessica Sims
Grade: 5th-7th
Fees: $30 monthly tuition fee plus $15 lab fee per semester
Text: Exploring Creation with Chemistry and Physics by Jeannie Fulbright
Course Description: Your student will learn and be introduced to the world of chemistry and physics.  Each week there will be some kind of hands-on experiment.  There will be reading and minimal homework.  Occasionally, students will have an experiment to do at home.

Elementary Human Anatomy and Physiology
Instructor: Krista Ranck
2 Semester Course
Grade: 3rd-5th
Fees: $30 monthly fee, plue $10 per semester copy fee
Text: Apologia Exploring Creation with Human Anatomy and Physiology (ISBN: 9781935495147) and Apologia Exploring Creation with Human Anatomy and Physiology Journal (not the Jr Journal) (ISBN: 9781935495154)
Course Description: This will be a hands-on class full of fun where we will study the amazing creation that is the human body! We’ll learn about each system, our growth and development, some health and nutrition and more, through conversational lessons, videos, educational models and projects.

Institute for Excellence in Writing Part I (IEW)
Instructor: Jill Rodriguez
Grade: 4th-6th graders (3rd gr. instructor approval)
Fees:  $30 monthly tuition, plus one time $10 copy fee for the year
Text Requirements: SSS Level 1A (Packet & Binder) SSS-1A-BRS from www.iew.com
Blue and black pens (no pencils); 3 hole punched wide ruled paper
Course Description: First-time students to the IEW method will cover outlining, summarizing from notes, narrating stories and how to write a report. Grammar is built-in to the IEW structure and style method; we will also utilize vocabulary from IEW’s Fix-it! Grammar.

Cookie Decorating (1 Semester-Fall)-Waiting List
Instructor:  Kristi Brummal
Grade: 2nd and older
1 Semester Course Fall 2021
Fees: $30 monthly tuition, plus a $30 per semester course fee ($45 if purchasing the kit from the instructor)
Supplies: Decorating Tips will be required, a list will be given at orientation, a set may be purchased from the instructor if necessary.
Course Description: Cookie Decorating class is for students with any experience level. This class will cover royal and buttercream icing; decorating supplies and tools, food handling safety, and timing. Students will learn to use multiple types of icing, piping skills, glazing skills, timing, and more to create fun and interesting cookies. Students will create a final project design to showcase the skills they have learned throughout the course.

Cake Decorating (1 Semester-Spring) - Waiting List
Instructor: Kristi Brummal
Grade: 2nd and older
1 Semester Course Spring 2022
Fees: $30 monthly tuition, plus a $30 per semester course fee ($45 if purchasing the kit from the instructor)
Supplies: Decorating Tips will be required, a list will be given at orientation, a set may be purchased from the instructor if necessary.
Course Description: Cake Decorating class is for students of any experience level. Topics include frosting, glazing, filling, and icing; decorating supplies and tools, food handling safety, and timing. Students will decorate cupcakes, cake dummies, and cakes.

CAT (Commons Area Time)
Instructor: CAT TEAM
Fees: $10/hr per student per month; Check, Cash or PayPal to Robin Bandy; larry_robin@sbcglobal.net
Description: These sixty minutes can be a blend of reading/study time, finishing homework, working on parent-provided assignments or socializing quietly.  Snacks are acceptable.  While it is not a “class” in the full sense of the term, The CAT TEAM will be responsible for your student during this hour. Students may enroll in one hour in the morning and one hour in the afternoon with tuition at $10.00/hr monthly fee.

12:45-1:45 ELEM Classes

Hodgepodge - Waiting List
Instructor:  Wendy Siegfried
Grade: 2nd-5th grade
2 Semester Course
Fees:  $30 monthly fee plus per child plus a $5 copy fee per semester
Text: N/A
Course Description: Children will be learning how to give and giving oral presentations. We will cover basic grammar, how our school studies are intertwined with each other, as well as how they are important to Life. Students will also be learning about story analysis and geography.

The Reluctant Writer
Instructor: Sarah Kriwanek
Grade: 3rd-5th
2 Semester Course
Fees: $30 monthly tuition, plus $15 copy/materials fee
Text: Write On the Kid-Friendly Mother-Pleasing Gentle Way to Learn to Write by Karen Newell
*NOT required to purchase book-copies will be made*
Course Description: Writing should be enjoyable and not feared. The goal of this class is to develop a love of writing through fun and motivating activities. Our activities will come from the text Write On The Kid-Friendly Mother-Pleasing Gentle Way to Learn to Write by Karen Newell. Teacher has permission to make copies of certain pages so students do not need to purchase the text.

Little Learners
Instructor: Codie Hill
Grade: Up to 6th
Fees: $30 monthly tuition, plus $15 per semester material fee
Text: N/A
Course Description: This class is for, but not limited to, students who learn differently.  This class will teach elementary age children to work as a team with their peers, to gain individual independence, and classroom/social etiquette.  Students will learn through group activities and occasional worksheets tailored to each child’s skill level.  Each week, reading, spelling, or social studies will be implemented in the lesson depending on the activity.

Middle School Literature I
Instructor: Jennifer Young
Grade: 5th-7th
Fees: $30 monthly tuition (paid 9 months). Plus $15 copy fee each semester. Books will cost $3 to $5 each and we will be reading 5 or 6 books over the year
Text: Some of the books we will read:
Island of the Blue Dolphins by Scott O’Dell
From the Mixed-up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler by E. L. Konigsburg
The Best Christmas Pageant Ever by Barbara Robinson
The Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe by C.S. Lewis
Possibly:
Where the Red Fern Grows by Wilson Rawls
Number the Stars by Lois Lowry
Bridge to Terabithia by Katherine Paterson
Anne of Green Gables by Lucy Maud Montgomery
Course Description: We will be using Progeny Press curriculum, & possibly Total Language Plus curriculum.  Both of these are Christian-based literature curricula. Most of the focus will be on reading comprehension, & discussing the novels in class. There will be weekly reading assignments, with questions to answer and vocabulary words from the stories. We will cover literature terminology, while doing some writing. Please be aware this is not a writing or grammar course. There is no textbook to buy. Your student just needs the novels. I will be doing bulk orders for each novel, or you can provide you own if you already have it. I will provide the worksheets each week for homework, so there is a copy fee each semester.
Please contact me if you have any questions @ jyoung14@cox.net. I want the students to have fun learning and to enjoy reading. Book titles might change if most of the class has already read one of them. I’ll give advance notice of each book we will be reading ahead of time and have a schedule/list in August before school starts.

Zoology
Instructor: Joyce Pierce
Grade: 5th-7th
Fees: $30 monthly tuition
Text:  1st semester: Flying Creatures of the Fifth Day (ISBN: 1932012613 ISBN-13: 9781932012613)
2nd semester: Land Creatures of the Sixth Day (ISBN: 1932012850 ISBN-13: 9781932012859)
Course Description: Students will study various groups of animals in detail, including but not limited to the ungulates, arthropods, bears, primates, rodents, reptiles, birds, and many other groups. Animal habitat, behavior, life cycles and interaction with ecosystems will also be a part of the course. Labs will be limited and focused on a few dissections, the odd microscope lab, studies of flight, and short videos and documentaries on the subject. Weekly homework, reading, and bi-weekly tests will constitute the workload for the class; students will likely need 3-5 hours per week outside of class in preparation and study.

Beginner Piano Lessons 12:45-1:30pm (1 Year Long Course) - Waiting List
Instructor: Alison Ranck
1 Year Long Course, except for the 9:00am time
Recommended for grades 1st - 5th
Fees: $30 monthly fee (need a piano or keyboard at home)
Books: Theory Time, Practice and Progress (agenda), Piano Adventures
Time slots available:    9:00-9:45am (Fall only)         12:45-1:30pm           1:45-2:30pm             2:45-3:30pm
Course Description: These lessons are meant for BEGINNING piano players. We will be learning fingering and music notes, and beginner songs. Lessons will be 30 minutes of playing at the piano and 15 minutes of tech time (with music apps). We will also hopefully have an opportunity for a recital at some point during the school year.
Instructor Background: Hi! My name is Alison Ranck and I am 19 yrs old. I have been homeschooled since the 5th grade and I am excited to be graduating in the spring of 2021. I have been taking piano lessons for 3 years and I am at an intermediate level in my piano playing (about 6th grade). My piano teacher is Mrs. Kathy Harris. This is will be my first year to teach lessons, so she will be helping me with some tips and advice for teaching for the first time.
I have Mosaic Down Syndrome, which means that I am affected by a small percentage of Trisomy 21 in my genetic makeup. This can make communication hard at times, but I will have my mom available during lesson times to help when I need her. I love playing the piano and enjoy making music and I hope to inspire that in my students!

CAT (Commons Area Time)
Instructor: CAT TEAM
Fees: $10/hr per student per month; Check, Cash or PayPal to Robin Bandy; larry_robin@sbcglobal.net
Description:
These sixty minutes can be a blend of reading/study time, finishing homework, working on parent-provided assignments or socializing quietly.  Snacks are acceptable.  While it is not a “class” in the full sense of the term, The CAT TEAM will be responsible for your student during this hour. Students may enroll in one hour in the morning and one hour in the afternoon with tuition at $10.00/hr monthly fee.

12:45-2:15 ELEM Classes

Institute for Excellence in Writing Part II (IEW)
Instructor: Jill Rodriguez
Grade: 5th-7th *Prerequisite: Successful completion IEW Part I
Fees: $40 monthly tuition, plus a one time $10 copy fee
Required Text: SSS Level 1B (Packet and Binder) SSS-1B-BRS purchase at www.iew.com
Blue and Black pens (no pencils); 3 hole punched notebook paper
Course Description: This class picks up right where IEW Part 1 left off for first year students. Note taking, outlining, story sequencing, narratives, reports from multiple sources, interviews and essays at a more advanced level. We will complete an entire FIX IT! Grammar Book during the school year. (Book will be determined the first week of class) All pages needed for FIX IT! will be provided.

1:45-2:45 ELEM Classes

Performing Arts for Elementary
Instructor: Sonya Brunner
Grade: K-5th
Fees: $30 monthly tuition fee
Text: N/A
Course Description: This class is open to all elementary students who are interested in singing, acting, dancing, writing, instruments, and drawing. This class is a little bit of everything for those kids that like multiple things. You don’t have to be great at any of these things—just a willing heart to try!

Hands on History
2 Semester Course
Instructor: Codie Hill
Grade: 1st-4th
Fees: $30 monthly tuition, plus $15 material fee per semester
Text: None
Course Description: Hands on History is a class for kids who want to learn about the history of America without having to spend all day in a book. We will cover topics from the coming to America all the way up to the Civil War. Each week we will study a lesson in class, followed by a hands-on activity to help reinforce the topic of the week. Homework will be minimal, but you can purchase the book if you want to read extra at home. We will be reading lessons from various pages in BJU Heritage Studies textbook.

Beginning Sewing (1 Semester Course – Fall)-Waiting List
Instructors: Lily Goolsby and Brenda Goolsby (parent/student co-teaching)
Grades: 3rd–6th
1 Semester Course Offered Fall 2021
Fees: $30 monthly tuition, plus a one-time $10 fee for pattern copies
Text: None
Materials: 1 (in good working condition) portable sewing machine with 1-2 manufacturer recommended bobbins. Most machines come with some. We will have a few extras on hand but can’t guarantee we have some to fit all machines. Basic notions (scissors, pins, snips, iron, etc.) will be provided during in class projects. Fabric and thread for projects will be provided with the monthly kit fee. We will have multiple options for kits that students can choose from for each project. If you do not have a sewing machine, please contact Brenda to discuss options.
Course Description: Beginning sewing course for upper elementary students. Students will learn basic sewing machine operations and beginning machine stitches to use for monthly projects. Other skills needed (ironing, cutting, pinning, etc.) will be covered throughout the course. Questions: You may call or text Brenda at 405-243-7570 or email at brenda.arens@yahoo.com. Texting or calling is the easiest way to reach us.

Nature Art Journaling (Art and Science) - Waiting List
Instructor: Chrissy Jones (www.OklahomaHomeschoolArt.com; 405-754-9801)
Grades: 8-12 yrs. old
Fees: $30 monthly tuition, plus there is a $50 non-refundable supply fee for the year due prior to the class beginning.
Course Description: This is a class on Nature Journaling for ages 8-12, using the John Muir Laws methods. Class will be held both indoors and outdoors. Drawing, colored pencils and watercolor skills will be emphasized, as well as observation and recording nature.
Requirements: Students must have good attention spans and can sit quietly for extended periods of time. Outdoor activities will happen, so be mindful if there are allergy concerns.
Additional Supplies: Each student must purchase and bring on the VERY FIRST DAY OF CLASS:
• A strong tote bag or backpack specifically for nature journaling
• A pencil sharpener that catches shavings
• Artezia 5.5x8.5 3-pack mixed media sketchbook $22.99 Please get the 3 pack set!
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B083W2CHJ8/ ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_8TV2EQNPSRZNGTJWAJ35?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
• Pentel water brush set $17-$18;
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No substitutions on brands or amounts.
Their bags and supplies will be left at school each week, and the items returned to students at the end of the year.

Beginner Piano Lessons 1:45-2:30pm (1 Year Long Course)
Instructor: Alison Ranck
1 Year Long Course, except for the 9:00am time
Recommended for grades 1st - 5th
Fees: $30 monthly fee (need a piano or keyboard at home)
Books: Theory Time, Practice and Progress (agenda), Piano Adventures
Time slots available: 9:00-9:45am (Fall only) 12:45-1:30pm 1:45-2:30pm 2:45-3:30pm
Course Description: These lessons are meant for BEGINNING piano players. We will be learning fingering and music notes, and beginner songs. Lessons will be 30 minutes of playing at the piano and 15 minutes of tech time (with music apps). We will also hopefully have an opportunity for a recital at some point during the school year.
Instructor Background: Hi! My name is Alison Ranck and I am 19 yrs old. I have been homeschooled since the 5th grade and I am excited to be graduating in the spring of 2021. I have been taking piano lessons for 3 years and I am at an intermediate level in my piano playing (about 6th grade). My piano teacher is Mrs. Kathy Harris. This is will be my first year to teach lessons, so she will be helping me with some tips and advice for teaching for the first time.
I have Mosaic Down Syndrome, which means that I am affected by a small percentage of Trisomy 21 in my genetic makeup. This can make communication hard at times, but I will have my mom available during lesson times to help when I need her. I love playing the piano and enjoy making music and I hope to inspire that in my students!

CAT (Commons Area Time)
Instructor: CAT TEAM
Fees: $10/hr per student per month; Check, Cash or PayPal to Robin Bandy; larry_robin@sbcglobal.net
Description: These sixty minutes can be a blend of reading/study time, finishing homework, working on parent-provided assignments or socializing quietly. Snacks are acceptable. While it is not a “class” in the full sense of the term, The CAT TEAM will be responsible for your student during this hour. Students may enroll in one hour in the morning and one hour in the afternoon with tuition at $10.00/hr monthly fee.

2:45-3:45 ELEM Classes

Trekking Through the States
2 Semester Course
Instructor: Codie Hill
Grade: 2nd-5th
Fees: $30/month tuition, plus $15 per semester material fee
Text: N/A
Course Description: Join us on an adventure as we travel through all 50 states without ever leaving the classroom. We will learn about the flag, capital, and interesting facts about each state. No homework will be required. We will do special projects throughout the year for an extra fun review.

Spelling, Handwriting, and Reading Through Phonics
Instructor: Sarah Kriwanek
Grade: 2nd - 4th
2 Semester Course
Fees: $30 monthly tuition, plus $10/semester materials fee
Supplies Needed: My Book of Words 1 Student Booklet ($20 on Amazon)
Course Description: This is a foundational phonics, reading, writing, and spelling course. Using the Orton-Gillingham method, we will learn syllables, symbols, sound cues, vowels, consonants, digraphs, and clusters. During class we will have fun practicing noisy and quiet sounds, learning sight words, writing silly sentences to practice handwriting, and reading our favorite books! Additional texts used during class (in dry erase sleeves for multiple time use): The Print Handwriting Workbook for Kids (Laugh, Learn, and Practice Print with Jokes and Riddles), Silly Sentences Handwriting Workbook for Kids, Handwriting Practice Book for Grades 1, 2, & 3: Learn to Trace Alphabet Letters and Numbers 1-100, Sight Words, 101 Jokes

Beginner Piano Lessons 2:45-3:30pm (1 Year Long Course)
Instructor: Alison Ranck
1 Year Long Course, except for the 9:00am time
Recommended for grades 1st - 5th
Fees: $30 monthly fee (need a piano or keyboard at home)
Books: Theory Time, Practice and Progress (agenda), Piano Adventures
Time slots available:    9:00-9:45am (Fall only)         12:45-1:30pm           1:45-2:30pm             2:45-3:30pm
Course Description: These lessons are meant for BEGINNING piano players. We will be learning fingering and music notes, and beginner songs. Lessons will be 30 minutes of playing at the piano and 15 minutes of tech time (with music apps). We will also hopefully have an opportunity for a recital at some point during the school year.
Instructor Background: Hi! My name is Alison Ranck and I am 19 yrs old. I have been homeschooled since the 5th grade and I am excited to be graduating in the spring of 2021. I have been taking piano lessons for 3 years and I am at an intermediate level in my piano playing (about 6th grade). My piano teacher is Mrs. Kathy Harris. This is will be my first year to teach lessons, so she will be helping me with some tips and advice for teaching for the first time.
I have Mosaic Down Syndrome, which means that I am affected by a small percentage of Trisomy 21 in my genetic makeup. This can make communication hard at times, but I will have my mom available during lesson times to help when I need her. I love playing the piano and enjoy making music and I hope to inspire that in my students!

CAT (Commons Area Time)
Instructor: CAT TEAM
Fees: $10/hr per student per month; Check, Cash or PayPal to Robin Bandy; larry_robin@sbcglobal.net
Description: These sixty minutes can be a blend of reading/study time, finishing homework, working on parent-provided assignments or socializing quietly.  Snacks are acceptable.  While it is not a “class” in the full sense of the term, The CAT TEAM will be responsible for your student during this hour. Students may enroll in one hour in the morning and one hour in the afternoon with tuition at $10.00/hr monthly fee.

                                  Kindergarten Classes

Simply K -Waiting List
**Kindergarten Curriculum will cover language, reading, and math**
Instructors: Sarah Kriwanek and Janet Crouch
Grade: Kindergarten
Language and Reading: 10:00 - 11:00am
Math: 11:00 - 12:00pm
You may sign up for the full 2 hours, or choose 1 hour language and reading or math.
Fees: $30 monthly tuition for 1 hour or $60 monthly tuition for 2 hours, plus $20 per semester supply fee
Text: Masterbooks Simply K and Masterbooks Math, Level K (can be purchased as a set or separately). We are using this as our teaching guide. Purchasing curriculum is encouraged in order for parents to reinforce the concepts taught in class. Purchasing the curriculum is not a requirement for the class. Course Description: Language and Reading Simply K will cover ABC’s (identifying and writing), letter sounds, life skills, rhyme time, and a lesson from God’s Word. We will have plenty of hands on activities, reading aloud, center time, circle time, and classroom procedures. Math Math, Level K will cover numbers 0-10, basic patterns, shapes, concepts of time, calendar, and critical thinking skills. This will be a continuation of the Simply K hour, with Bible reinforcement, and hands on activities