Algebra 1

Ages: 12-14 years old

Teacher:  Canaan Bowman

This course will prepare students with a study of basic Algebraic skills through historical, practical, and theoretical lenses. We will utilize the Math-U-See curriculum alongside other resources as needed.​

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Cold War Era Conflicts

Teacher: Eli Pryor

Ages: 10-13
WW2 ended with the beginning of the atomic age, and thrust the world into an era not of peace but of perpetual crisis, and the threat of nuclear war. Encompassing the Korean War, the Vietnam war, the Cubian missile crisis and the “Cold War,” this class will look at the 60 years following WW2.

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Combustion Engines 

Ages: 10+

Elisha Winager

Explore the mechanisms and principles underlying reliable power sources across automotive, landscaping, construction, and other industrial sectors. Optimize the utilization of fossil fuel energy through controlled combustion processes. Analyze engine thermodynamics and acoustic emissions to enhance performance and efficiency.

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Creative Writing

Ages: 10-14

Teacher: Joshua Rexford

Dive into the craft of writing stories that people want to believe in. Veteran writer, Joshua Rexford, guides you from big picture building blocks down to the finishing details of what it takes to capture the hearts and minds of real people who will encounter your story. Whatever your area of interest or level of experience this class has something for you.

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Cursive Writing *Spring Semester

Ages: 10-13

Teacher: Sherri Sparkman

For older students wanting to perfect this timeless skill! Cursive writing is a style of handwriting where the letters are joined together in a continuous flow. It used to be standard, but has fallen out of use and is no longer mandatory in schools. However, basic cursive handwriting is fun to learn and is considered a dying art form by many. It also allows individuals to read older & historic documents for themselves.

Please have the following by the first day of class:

Abeka-Creative writing with penmanship skills (current on abeka listed in the 6th grade curriculum) this class will not be graded on creative writing, only penmanship-this book may be purchased used as long as there’s no writing in it. We will be writing in this book for assignments. Also bring a composition notebook, sharpened pencils and a good eraser

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Fractions, Decimals, & Percents

Ages: 10-13 years old

Teacher: Canaan Bowman

This class will use a combination of methods to engage as many senses as possible, including manipulatives, worksheets, videos and games.  Fall semester will focus on fractions; spring semester will focus first on decimals then percents and word problems.  Students will leave each week with work for 3 more days to bring back the following week to discuss in class.  You are ready for this class if you have studied long division. 

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Geometry

Teacher: Canaan Bowman

Ages: 13+years 

In this course students will advance their knowledge of Geometry concepts with emphasis on proofs and geometric constructions.  Students will also have practice in applying Algebra in Geometry problems to keep those skills well-polished.

*High school level class, available for Jr. High students.  Priced accordingly.*

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Henty History: Ancient Civilizations

Teacher: Joshua Rexford

Ages: 10-13 years old

Explore the ancient world through some of G. A. Henty's most exciting stories. Come along for an engaging class that uses the power of story to make history come alive. From Ancient Egypt, to the Roman Republic and the Fall of Jerusalem - get ready!

*Materials: Students will need the following G. A. Henty books: "The Cat of Bubastas", "The Young Carthaginian", "Beric the Briton", and "For the Temple".

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History of Film

Teacher: Eli Pryor

Ages: 10-14
150 years of movies and TV that shaped generations and influenced how we see the world and history. From the groundbreaking silent films of Thomas Edison and George Melies, to the streaming blockbusters of Netflix and Disney - this class will look at the rise, golden age, and the possible fall of cinema experience.

*This class will also participate in several "Silent Movie Nights" hosted by Peachtree in the fall and spring.

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Intro to Engineering 2

Ages: 10-13

Teacher: Constance Hendrix  

Is your child fascinated by science and love building things? Consider our Intro to Engineering for Kids class. We will explore various STEM topics through hands-on projects such as Lego robotics, simple bridge design, and other fun lessons.

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JH Literary Analysis

Teacher: Joshua Rexford

Ages: 10-13

Whether its a well-worn classic or the latest bestseller, the stories we read move us, teach us, and even shape the way we see the world. And believe it or not, how we read is just as important as what we read. Learn the habits that will enable you to read with greater enjoyment, deeper understanding, Godly discernment, and a whole new perspective on what makes stories great. 

*Materials: Notebook, pens/pencils, "Pride and Prejudice" by Jane Austen, "The Curious Case of Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hide" by Robert Louis Stevenson, "A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens, "Leepike Ridge" by N. D. Wilson, and "The Hobbit" by J. R. R. Tolkien. Please not that ALL books should be purchased before the first day of class. 

*Prerequisites: This is a class for avid readers. Students should be reading at least 1-2 books a month on their own (not assigned for school) in order to qualify for this class.

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JH Literature Appreciation: Graphic Novels

Teacher: Joshua Rexford

Ages: 11-14

Stories are experiences, adventures, and portals to other times and places. But stories do more than entertain us, they shape us, they shape the way we see the world and the people around us. In this class students will learn how to better enjoy and understand stories by listening to them read aloud in class or by reading them at home and discussing them together.

*Materials: Notebook, pens/pencils, and 2-3 graphic novels whose titles are TBD

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Physics

Teacher: Adonna Pryor

Ages: 11-13

Physics is the study of how the things in creation interact with each other. How and why do objects large and small move? What are the laws governing this movement and are we able to control it? From the tiny atom to everyday objects and fluids, physics helps us understand why the world around us functions as it does.

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Pre-Algebra

Ages:  11-14 years old

Teacher: Canaan Bowman

This course will ready students for high school math by introducing the basics of Algebra and Geometry, as well as reviewing and expanding basic arithmetic and fractions. 

Students must purchase the following book and bring it to class each week: Understanding Pre-Algebra Workbook by Terri Husted.

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US Geography/TN History

Teacher: Adonna Pryor

Ages: 11+

We will study the founding and growth of the United States as well as each individual region. Our main focus will be to memorize states and their capitals, rivers, major land formations, and weather patterns. The second semester will be an intensive study of Tennessee. 

*This class will have a $20 fee to cover all materials. 

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US History

Teacher: Adonna Pryor

Ages: 10-13 year olds

Hands-on United States History for ages 10 to 13 using resources from "Homeschool In the Woods". Students will produce an intricate timeline and folder-book of their studies.

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WoodShop Class

Ages: 10+

Teacher: Asa Settles 

What kid doesn't love time in the shop? Let us bring the shop experience to your child each week with real woodworking projects that will expand their creativity and craftsmanship. We will follow a project-based approach with time in the classroom to teach important concepts like safety and working with power tools. Additional building and handyman skills will be explored along the way. A signed waiver from the child's parent is required for each enrolled child.

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World Events

Teacher: Eli Pryor

Ages: 8-11

Through hands-on projects, we will study the world's most important events from the Flood to the Mars Rover Landing. 

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World Wars

Teacher: Eli Pryor

Ages: 10-13

The two world wars are the most significant conflicts in recent history, and still influence us today.  We will look at the leaders,  their ideas, and the machinery that defined the 20th century. 

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