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Why the Bible Matters explains the Bible's design and function; how the Bible relates to science, history, and literature; and why the Bible is vital in making decisions. Teacher Information: Mr. Farley teaches this course.

Bible 11 includes the following 3 mini courses.The Way of the Word teaches methods of Bible study, including principles of interpretation and application. It includes exercises that study a passage according to genre and context and that apply Scripture to contemporary situations.

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Science 5 teaches your children to think about science in light of the Creation Mandate. As they learn about minerals, fossils, matter, light, weather, ecosystems, and the human body, they will begin to appreciate the Creator as well as their own role in the world. Miss Jessica Ingersoll points out the necessity to look at the world with a biblical perspective, identifying the unique way that God created man.

In Science 6, students gain an appreciation of God’s creation through their study of the earth, living organisms and classification, electricity, astronomy, heredity, and the nervous and immune systems.

Earth Science presents contrasting worldviews to affirm the young-earth creationist view of the earth and our universe. Your student will embark on a journey of discovery as he studies geology, rocks and minerals, fossils, oceanography, rivers and lakes, the atmosphere, weather, astronomy, and more.Scheduling Information: 180 Days (166 lesson days + tests days/work days); lessons are 30 minutes in length.

This course shows students how everything they do relates to chemistry and physics. It meets them where they are in life with real-world examples and applications. Chemistry and physics chapters explore key concepts for future study.

Physics focuses on linear, circular, and rotational motion, kinetic theory, temperature and thermodynamics, fluids, wave theory, sound, magnetism and electromagnetism, static and current electricity, basic electronics, and optics. The course also introduces quantum theory, relativity, and nuclear physics. The content is highly mathematical and analytical, but topics are also presented conceptually through observation of physical phenomena.

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Heritage Studies 4 takes your children through American history beginning with the Civil War and ending with World War II. They will then explore 6 regions of the United State, learning about the geography, culture, climate, and economics of each.

Heritage 5 (3rd edition) covers American history completely, beginning with the birth of America and ending with President Obama, addressing current world issues along the way. Miss Jessica Ingersoll provides a balanced overview of American history, geography, citizenship, economics, and culture, including special segments on the role of women in history, and students learn about the civic responsibilities of a Christian.Teacher Information: Miss Ingersoll teaches this course.

Mrs. Bullock gives a brief overview of approximately 5,000 years of ancient history, beginning with creation. Each chapter will highlight the five features that characterize a civilization: organized cities and government, social classes, job specialization, arts, sciences, and written languages, and religion.

American Republic presents the chronological development of the United States from the colonial period to the present from a Christian perspective. The principles of our heritage are underscored by appropriate applications and activities.

Cultural Geography (4th edition) introduces the physical characteristics of the earth and shows how they affect the cultural development of a particular area. Missions is a common theme emphasized throughout the course.

This course guides students through the story of history, starting at Creation and continuing to the present with specific studies on Africa, Asia, and the precolonial Americas. Students will trace major themes in history, including government formations, economics, and geographic and religious influences, from a biblical perspective. The video course option enhances learning using engaging segments, which cover world events, cultural topics, and virtual tours.