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Whole-Child Learning

A Curriculum Designed for the Whole Child.

Our curriculum blends early academic foundations with biblical teaching, purposeful play, creativity, movement, social-emotional learning, and hands-on discovery.

Faith Is Woven Throughout the Day

Bible stories, Scripture memory, prayer, worship, character formation, and conversations about God's creation and love are integrated into the learning experience. Our goal is not simply to add a Bible lesson to the day, but to create an environment where faith is part of how children understand themselves, others, and the world.

Academic Foundations

  • Early literacy, phonics, reading readiness, writing, handwriting, vocabulary, and read-alouds
  • Number sense, counting, patterns, measurement, early operations, and math games
  • Science, nature study, STEM exploration, geography, and community helpers
  • Art, music, cooking, life skills, and creative challenges
  • Movement, sports skills, yoga, outdoor play, and healthy habits
  • Spanish and Hebrew enrichment experiences
  • Bible study, Scripture memory, prayer, worship, and Christian character formation

Our Biblical Curriculum Journey

The curriculum follows a story-rich biblical progression. Here is what semester one entails.

Unit 1 • In the Beginning — Creation & Wonder

  • God Made the World
  • God Made People
  • The Fall of Man
  • Noah & the Ark

Bible Focus: Genesis 1–11

Trait Focus: Wonder • Obedience • Joy • Courage

Unit 2 • Faith & Family Foundations

  • God's Promise to Abraham
  • Isaac Is Born
  • Jacob's Dream
  • Jacob and Esau

Bible Focus: Genesis 12–28

Trait Focus: Trust • Kindness • Generosity • Family

Unit 3 • Dreams, Deliverance, & Gratitude

  • Joseph's Dreams
  • Joseph Forgives
  • Baby Moses
  • Crossing the Red Sea

Bible Focus: Genesis 29–Exodus 15

Trait Focus: Integrity • Leadership • Faith • Gratitude

Unit 4 • The Promised One — Jesus' Birth & Life

  • The Birth of Jesus
  • The Shepherds & Angels
  • Jesus as a Boy
  • Jesus Loves the Children

Bible Focus: Luke 1–2; Matthew 1–2; Luke 2:41–52; Matthew 19:13–15

Trait Focus: Love • Compassion • Honor

Semester Two

The journey continues with Units 5 through 12.

Unit 5 • Holy Habits & Commands

  • Ten Commandments
  • The Golden Calf
  • Tabernacle Worship
  • Reverence for God

Bible Focus: Exodus 16–Leviticus

Trait Focus: Holiness • Responsibility • Self-control

Unit 6 • Love, Loyalty & Listening

  • Rahab's Courage
  • Jericho Falls
  • Ruth & Naomi
  • God Calls Samuel

Bible Focus: Joshua–1 Samuel

Trait Focus: Loyalty • Redemption • Listening

Unit 7 • From Cross to Crown (Easter Prep)

  • Triumphal Entry
  • The Last Supper
  • Jesus is Crucified
  • Jesus is Risen!

Bible Focus: Matthew 21–28, Luke 22–24

Trait Focus: Forgiveness • Sacrifice • Faithfulness

Unit 8 • Kingdom Courage (Post-Easter Heroes)

  • David is Chosen
  • David & Goliath
  • Queen Esther Saves Her People
  • Daniel in the Lion's Den

Bible Focus: 1 Samuel 16–Daniel 6

Trait Focus: Humility • Praise • Purpose • Boldness

Unit 9 • Prophets, Prayer & Restoration

  • Jonah Runs Away
  • Nehemiah Rebuilds
  • Malachi's Message
  • End-of-Year Review & Praise

Bible Focus: Jonah–Malachi

Trait Focus: Repentance • Joy • Restoration

Unit 10 • Pentecost & the Church Begins

  • Jesus' Ascension
  • Pentecost
  • Paul's Travels
  • Fruits of the Spirit

Bible Focus: Acts 1–2, Galatians 5, Acts 16

Trait Focus: Evangelism • Unity • Worship

Unit 11 • Parables & Miracles of Jesus

  • Calming the Storm
  • Feeding the 5,000
  • The Lost Sheep
  • The Good Samaritan

Bible Focus: Mark 4, Matt 14, Luke 15, Luke 10

Trait Focus: Compassion • Service • Kindness • Wisdom

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Unit 12 • Hearts Set on Heaven

  • The Early Church Shares
  • Paul & Silas Sing
  • John's Heavenly Vision
  • Worship & Praise

Bible Focus: Acts 4–16, Revelation 21–22

Trait Focus: Generosity • Faith • Eternal Hope • Worship

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Academic Preparedness

Alongside our biblical journey, children build strong early academic foundations in literacy, numeracy, and color recognition. Each unit introduces new letters, numbers, and colors to explore through play, hands-on activities, and guided discovery.

Simple addition and subtraction, along with early reading concepts (vowels, consonants, and blending), are woven into our Bright Arrows & Kingdom Warriors curriculum.

Unit 1

Letters
Letters A–D
Numbers
Numbers 1–4
Colors
Blue, Green, Red, Gray

Unit 2

Letters
Letters E–H
Numbers
Numbers 5–8
Colors
Orange, Yellow, Indigo, Violet

Unit 3

Letters
Letters I–L
Numbers
Numbers 9–12
Colors
Rainbow

Unit 4

Letters
Letters J–M
Numbers
Numbers 13–16
Colors
Red, Green, Gold, Silver

Unit 5

Letters
Letters N–Q
Numbers
Numbers 13–16
Colors
Orange, Yellow, Brown, White

Unit 6

Letters
Letters R–U
Numbers
Numbers 17–20
Colors
Black, Brown, Green, Red

Unit 7

Letters
Letters V–Z
Numbers
Numbers 21–24
Colors
Blue, Purple, Pink

Unit 8

Letters
Letters A–E (reiteration)
Numbers
Numbers 25–28

Introduction to age-appropriate sight words (word of the week) and reiteration of letter recognition.

Unit 9

Letters
Letters F–J (reiteration)
Numbers
Numbers 29–32

Introduction to age-appropriate sight words (word of the week) and reiteration of letter recognition.

Unit 10

Letters
Letters K–O (reiteration)
Numbers
Numbers 33–36

Introduction to age-appropriate sight words (word of the week) and reiteration of letter recognition.

Unit 11

Letters
Letters P–T (reiteration)
Numbers
Numbers 37–40

Introduction to age-appropriate sight words (word of the week) and reiteration of letter recognition.

Unit 12

Letters
Letters U–Z (reiteration)
Numbers
Numbers 41–50

Introduction to age-appropriate sight words (word of the week) and reiteration of letter recognition.

Learning Through the Senses

Children need more than worksheets. They need to touch, move, sing, build, pretend, observe, talk, draw, experiment, and create. Our classroom experiences give children multiple ways to engage with a concept.