Children ask 'why' and 'how' — we answer with Great Lessons that spark inquiry and interconnections across disciplines.
Literature circles, research, grammar, word study, handwriting/typing, creative & expository writing.
From concrete materials to abstraction: multi‑digit operations, fractions/decimals, measurement, geometry.
Timelines, early civilizations, physical & life sciences with experiments and field work.
Roles and responsibilities, service, and class meetings build citizenship and empathy.
Times are approximate; rhythm adjusts to the needs of the group and season.
Communication — Bi‑weekly updates; student‑led conferences; rubrics and checklists for long‑term projects to support visibility at home.
Readiness & Next Steps — Enjoys reading, exploring ideas with peers, and taking responsibility for personal work plans.
How are projects graded?
We use rubrics, checklists, and conferences to track growth; students reflect and revise.
Will my child get traditional tests?
Assessment is mostly observational and portfolio‑based, with occasional checks for understanding.
How do you support different learning paces?
Individual lessons and follow‑up work plans ensure challenge and support for each learner.
