CLASSES BY TUTOR

Economics is the second semester of a student’s 12th grade requirement. This class will deal with the economics of countries and people from a biblical perspective. Topics covered include free enterprise, capitalism, free market, wealth and stewardship, and economic roles of individuals as well as government. There is much discussion, as well as projects, video clips, and class interaction. NOTE: Each component may be taken separately; Together with Government Class, these count as the 12th grade history core classes. Curriculum required: info given at the time of registration. A notebook, binder and writing utensils are required. Contact Diane Baker with questions or to be added to Temporary Class Roster <This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.>

Partial payments are not available at this time.

Elementary Math Skills, Grades 4 and 5
This 4 th - 5 th grade math skills course focuses on enriching the students’ knowledge of
vital foundational skills using math manipulatives and group exercises. It is designed to
reinforce and develop understanding of key concepts such as place value, multiplication
and division (as well as practice in memorizing basic facts), fractions, decimals, and
measurement. This course is designed to serve as an addition to your child’s learning
and at-home curriculum.
Cost is $500+$40 HERC fee +$20 materials fee = $560 for the year, which may be split
into 2 semester payments if need be.

Contact Leslie Manning for more info or to be added to the temporary class roster.

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4th-5th Elementary Math Skills

Elements of Literature (Eng. 10 College Prep) (gr. 10-12) - full year - Carla Muller   This course will lead students through a study of the “elements” of literature--imaginative comparisons, allusions, symbolism, irony, and devices of sound-- by studying primarily American and British authors.  These studies will focus on five genres-- biography, fiction, lyric poetry, drama and the personal essay. There is also a special unit on Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet”. The students will learn the importance of literary analysis by studying these pieces and interpreting them in the light of Biblical Truth.  The class format will include lecture, discussion and reading, as well as audio/visual teaching aids. A year-long syllabus will be sent home to ensure communication between parent/teacher, student and tutor.  Curriculum required: 1.) Elements of Literature for Christian Schools, $59.44 christianbooks.com  Bob Jones University Press.  (There are a few copies available in the HERC library);  2.)Tales From Shakespeare by Charles and Mary Lamb (any edition) starting at $3.95 at amazon.com. Contact Carla Muller with questions or to be added to Temporary Class Roster <This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.>

Semester payments are not available at this time.

Apologia’s Exploring Creation with Chemistry and Physics course

 This course makes chemistry and physics approachable for curious young minds. As your student engages with the lessons, projects, and experiments, they will better understand the fascinating world of chemistry and physics, as well as the Master Designer who created it all. Throughout this course, they’ll study and explore the basic building blocks of creation: atoms and molecules, simple chemicals, the laws of motion, energy in its many forms, and concepts of electricity and magnetism. 

This course is ideal for 3rd-7th graders and am open to other grades on a case by case basis.

The curriculum for this course is to be purchased by parents before class begins.

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