Semester Classes & Dates

SEMESTER DATES

 

High School {16 weeks} – August 7th – December 4th

Elementary {12 weeks} – August 14th – November 13th

**No Class**- September 4th- Labor Day  & September 11th- KS State Fair $1 Day

 

View Current Schedule Here: FALL 2023 CLASSES.pdf

 

To Enroll: Click on the “Class Enrollment Form” at the bottom of this page. You must already be a member of WWHM to enroll.

ENROLLMENT IS OPEN ON:

    • July 3rd (Monday) –  Coordinators
    • July 7th (Friday) – Teachers
    • July 10th (Monday)- Current Families that are members of WWHM
    • July 14th (Friday)- New Families that became members of WWHM for the NEW semester

 

ENROLLMENT CLOSES:

  • July 20th (Thursday) – Early Enrollment Ends, Lose $5 after today
  • July 25th (Tuesday) – Last day to ENROLL, $20 late fee after today
  • August 1st (Tuesday) – Any changes result in a $20 fee

**PLEASE NOTE: ALL FEES ARE PER SEMESTER**

Click on the Title to expand or collapse class descriptions.

3 Year Olds and PreK

Teacher: Kristi Fair

Description:Teaching the foundations of early math through games, manipulatives reading and worksheets.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Prerequisites: None

Book: None

Supplies: Pencils, colored pencils and crayons.

Fees: $5

Teacher: Cherise Eutsler

Description: The first half of class, we will be in the classroom with music activities. We'll sing songs, play instruments, learn basic rhythms, and dance. The second half of class, we will move to the gym and participate in movement activities. This will include games, playing with a parachute, using scooter boards, and working on basic skills such as throwing and kicking a ball. We will play outside on nice days.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Prerequisites: none

Book: none

Supplies: none

Fee: $5

Teacher: Christin Duncan

Description: We will work on "classroom etiquette" skills for 3-5 year olds, through games, crafts, books, and videos. We will also work on learning days of the week, months of the year, seasons, counting, and other "preschool" skills.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Prerequisites: none

Book: none

Supplies: Markers or colored pencils, glue stick.

Fee: $5

Teacher: Nicol Ames

Description: Learning the alphabet with the help of sensory bins, Play-Doh, other hands on methods. Will also have a small snack that goes along with the letter of the week.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Prerequisites: none

Book: none

Supplies: Crayons, glue stick, colored pencils, scissors.

Fee: $15

Teacher: Jennie Bracken

Description: We will learn through play, using various stations in each class. Some examples include building with Duplos, using Play-Doh, intro to letters, numbers and shapes with finger painting and dot art, and more fun activities.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Prerequisites: none

Book: none

Supplies: Crayons

Fee: $5

Teacher: Ed Blanchette

Description: Class will include singing, coloring, drawing and games along with a lesson from Grapevine Studies Curriculum. We will be starting with an Old Testament Survey. Students will need crayons and/or color pencils. At the end of the year, they will take home their Grapevine Lesson Book.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Prerequisites: None

Homework: 0-30 minutes

Book: None

Supplies: Crayons or colored pencils

Fees: $25

Teacher: Carrie Corliss

Description: Letters, numbers, snacks, and games!

Class Length: 12 weeks, year long

Prerequisites: None

Book: None

Supplies: None

Fees: $5

Teacher: Jessica Warren

Description: This class will be full of reading, singing, movement, art, fun, and lots of learning, as we cover all the basics like letters, numbers, colors, shapes, seasons, days of the week, feelings, manners, and more!

Class Length: 12 weeks

Prerequisites: None

Book: none

Supplies: None

Fee: $6

Teacher: Michelle Blanchette

Description: This is an hour for preschoolers to experiment with playdough, duplo, coloring and crafts. We may elect to play outside if the weather is nice or we might watch an educational movie and have a chill out rest time.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Prerequisites: none

Book: none

Supplies: none

Fee: $5

Art and Crafts

Teacher: Rachael Weber

Description: Let's Make A Mess, Finger paint, shaving cream and glue... Oh my!! Have you thrown tennis toss collages with paint, have you done slap painting, shaving cream, squirt bottle painting, lots of fun and a mess. This class will inspire your young artist to get messy and create a masterpiece at the same time.

Parents BEWARE have your kids in clothes they can ruin every week!! Will be done mostly out doors.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Prerequisites: None

Book: None

Supplies: Wear clothes that can get dirty or something over the top of the clothes you have on.

Fees: $15

Teacher: Leah Hendershot

Description: We'll have fun creating bright and colorful pieces of art using many different mediums and techniques. Students will hone observation, sequencing & fine motor skills.

Each student will have a full and fun portfolio to take home at the end of the semester.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Prerequisites: none

Homework: None

Book: None

Supplies: Large Paint Shirt

Fee: $20

Teacher: Sarah Struthers

Description: Each student must have their own digital camera with a couple memory cards. Preferably a DSLR camera. Class will be covering beginning photography. Including composition, editing, and printing. Each week the students will be assigned a photograph topic to capture. Then we will edit the pictures and make prints. The fee for the class includes a book on photography and cost of prints that the teacher will order.

Class Length: 16 weeks

Prerequisites: none

Homework: 0-30 minutes

Book: none

Supplies: Digital camera, 2 memory cards

Fee: $45

Teacher: Rashelle Conkling

Description: We will learn and use basic watercolor techniques to create unique works of art. No experience necessary. All supplies will be provided.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Homework: None

Prerequisites: None

Book: None

Supplies: Pencil

Fee: $25

Bible

Teacher: Jami Reeves

Description: Let’s learn about our Creator!! This will be a year long class first learning about God’s Unique Attributes and then second semester we will learn God’s Moral attributes. Your child will participate in Scripture memorization, craft projects and songs that focus on that week’s attribute.

Class Length: 12 weeks, year long

Prerequisites: None

Homework: None

Book: None

Supplies: Pencil, crayons or markers, glue, scissors

Fees: $10

Teacher: Ed Blanchette

Description: Class will include singing, coloring, drawing and games along with a lesson from Grapevine Studies Curriculum. We will be starting with an Old Testament Survey. Students will need crayons and/or color pencils. At the end of the year, they will take home their Grapevine Lesson Book.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Prerequisites: None

Homework: 0-30 minutes

Book: None

Supplies: Crayons or colored pencils

Fees: $25

Dance and Drama

Teacher: June Johnson

Description: Middle School Drama is a "doing" class. There will be drama games and improv
scenes during each class session to give the students more experience on stage. They will review basic acting techniques and stage terminology, and work on some scripted scenes.

There is no textbook, but the students will be expected to take notes and keep all handouts. Returning students are encouraged, and new students will be welcomed.

*This class can be taken 1 or 2 semesters.

Class Length: 16 weeks

Prerequisites: None

Homework: 0-30 minutes

Book: None

Supplies: Folder, pen or pencil

Fees: $35

Teacher: June Johnson

Description:High School and advanced middle school students are invited to join the class. We will review theater, and work on some advanced acting techniques. There will be lots of improvs, some scripted scenes , theater games, and perhaps some surprises. There will be no textbook, but students will be expected to keep all handouts

*This class can be 1 or 2 semesters.

Class Length: 16 weeks

Prerequisites: None

Homework: 0-30 minutes

Book: None

Supplies: Folders, pen or pencil

Fees: $35

Economics

Teacher: Jim Lindner

Description: We will be exploring the game of Monopoly in many aspects. Monopoly is a fun game to learn, but has many life lessons to teach the players of the game. The students will not only learn to play the game of Monopoly, but learn about the following: Property, Mortgages, Principal, Interest, Taxes, Insurance, Penalty, and Risk (what is to gain or lose). Starting out we will learn the game of Monopoly. Then we will acquire an awareness of how Property, Mortgages, etc. apply to life lessons and the Risks involved. All will be taught in a fun atmosphere which each student will have a basic understanding of these concepts and how they apply to life.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Homework: None

Prerequisites: None

Book: None

Supplies: Pencil, at least 25 sheets of lined Paper (in a 3 ring binder), Crayons and/or Colored Pencils

Fees: $5

Foreign Language

Teacher: Elizabeth Fisher

Description: Hebrew Beginnings is a Hebrew introductory course focusing on the Hebrew Aleph-Bet, the use of Hebrew words in Scripture, and the Hebrew Names of God.

In this class, we will study the Hebrew alphabet, its origins, and the meanings behind each letter.  We will use two websites for reference: hebrew4christians.org and blueletterbible.com.  Each week, the students will receive one or two homemade butter cookies imprinted with the letter we're studying that day.  Each semester, students will be provided with a calligraphy pen, a textbook, a workbook, and worksheets.  Occasionally, we will study a Jewish holiday and enjoy at least one food incorporated in its celebration.

Our study will include: the Hebrew alphabet, including pictograms and numbers; the Hebrew forms of several of the Names of God; typologies of Jesus found in the Old Testament; instruction in using blueletterbible.org to study the Bible, specifically how to find the Hebrew words and roots from which the text in the Old Testament has been translated into English; instruction in using hebrew4christians.com to study Hebrew and to learn more about the history and meaning of Hebrew letters and words.

Class Length: 12 weeks, year long

Prerequisites: None

Homework: None

Book: None

Supplies: Pencil with an eraser

Fees: $35

Teacher: Kay Drake

Description: American Sign Language 3 is designed to be a language immersion class, meaning there will be little if any voice used. Students will use the textbook A Basic Course in American Sign Language by Tom Humphries, Carol Padden, and Terrence O'Rourke. (This is the same textbook used in ASL2.) Videos and worksheets will enhance learning.

Class Length: 16 weeks, year long

Homework: 2-3 hours

Prerequisites: ASL 2

Book: none

Supplies: A Basic Course in American Sign Language by Tom Humphries, Carol Padden, Terrence O'Rourke.

Fee: $40

Teacher: Kay Drake

Description: This class will continue to build on the skills students learned in American Sign Language 1. Opportunities will be given to interact with the Deaf to enhance skills. The majority of the class will be in ASL, with limited voice. This will sharpen students' skills in not only knowing ASL but will also give them a greater understanding of ASL syntax. Each student will need a copy of A Basic Course in American Sign Language. It is available new or used on Amazon.

Class Length: 16 weeks

Homework: 1-2 hours

Prerequisites: Successful completion of ASL1 or able to demonstrate an equivalent skill level

Book: none

Supplies: A Basic Course in American Sign Language by Tom Humphries, Carol Padden, Terrence O'Rourke.

Fee: $40

History

Teacher: Ashley Schooley

Description: This class is taught from the Good and Beautiful curriculum and is suitable for multiple grades with grade specific workbook activities. This unit covered the French and Indian War through the Revolutionary War utilizing all different kinds of teaching mediums including lectures, audio stories, workbook activity, games and arts and crafts.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Homework: None

Prerequisites: None

Book: None

Supplies:  Pencil, crayons, colored pencils

Fees: $15

 

Teacher: Kaye Obermeyer

Description: This is a Middle School world history course with geography. It begins when God created the world and tells the story of mankind into the twenty-first century. Each unit focuses on each of these topics: Our World Story, Daily Life, World Landmark, God's Wonder, and World Biography. Students will explore the history of the entire globe, learning about each continent and what has happened there over the centuries.

Class Length: 16 weeks, year long

Homework: 2-3 hours

Prerequisites: None

Book: From Adam to Us Curriculum Package, and the Student Workbook / Lesson Review books from Notgrass History, 1-800-211-8793

Supplies: Pencil, notebook paper, 3-ring binder

Fee: $30

Teacher: Kaye Obermeyer

Description: From Creation to the 21st century, EXPLORING WORLD HISTORY presents ancient, medieval, and modern history from the perspective of faith in God and respect for His Word. In addition to reading the history narrative about events, issues, and people from around the world and across the centuries, students read the words of people who made history in the volume, IN THEIR WORDS, a collection of original documents, speeches, poems, and stories from world history. This series gives students a grasp of the way God has shaped the past and how that history has led to the world we know today.

Class Length: 16 weeks, year long

Homework: 4 or more hours

Prerequisites: None

Book: Notgrass Exploring World History Curriculum Package (3 books) AND Student Review Pack (3 books). Call 1-800-211-8793 or notgrasshistory.com

Supplies: Pencils, loose leaf notebook paper, college rule {no spirals}

Fees: $30

Home Economics

Teacher: Vanessa McGuire

Description: This class will focus on basic skills such as chaining, single crochet and half double crochet. We will complete several projects using these basic, but essential skills. Perfect for someone who has never crocheted before or someone who would like to brush up on these basic skills.

Class Length: 12 weeks, year long

Homework: none

Prerequisites: none

Book: none

Supplies: Crochet hook size 6.0 (J), tapestry needle, stitch markers (look like little diaper clips), yarn as needed for projects, small scissors.

Fee: $5

Teacher: Vanessa McGuire

Description: This class builds on skills gained in Beginning Crochet 1. Students will continue improving stitch technique in chaining, single crochet and half-double crochet as well as learning new stitches such as double crochet. Students will continue learning to read patterns and working on stitch consistency.

Class Length: 16 weeks, year long

Homework: 0-30 minutes

Prerequisites: Beginning crochet 1 or basic crochet skills

Book: none

Supplies: Crochet hooks: size 5.0 (H), 5.5 (I), 6.0 (J); other sizes as needed. Crochet stitch markers (look like diaper pins), tapestry needle, small scissors

Fee: $5

Teacher: Emma Parker

Description: Beginning sewing is for the absolute beginner. Students will learn the basics of sewing, such as, using their sewing machine, hand sewing, and starting on easy sewing projects that will advance as the semester progresses.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Homework: none

Prerequisites: none

Book: None

Supplies: Sewing machine, pins (in a pin cushion) , fabric marking pencils, sewing scissors, sewing tape measure, and stitch ripper. They will also need fabric for sewing projects throughout the semester.

Fees: $35

Teacher: Emma Parker

Description: Beginning Sewing 2 is for students that have taken Beginning Sewing 1 and have learned all the basic skills needed for more advanced projects.

Class Length: 16 weeks

Homework: none

Prerequisites: none

Book: None

Supplies: Sewing machine, pins (in a pin cushion) , fabric marking pencils, sewing scissors, sewing tape measure, and stitch ripper. They will also need fabric for sewing projects throughout the semester.

Fees: $35

Teacher: Emma Parker

Description: Students will design and make the project they designed during the semester (Students must complete sewing classes 1 and 2 before taking this class).

Class Length: 16 weeks

Prerequisites: Beg. Sewing 1 and 2

Homework: None

Book: none

Supplies: Sewing machine, pins (in a pin cushion) , fabric marking pencils, sewing scissors, sewing tape measure, and stitch ripper. They will also need fabric for sewing projects throughout the semester.

Fee: $35

Teacher: Emma Parker

Description: Students will design and make the project they designed during the semester (Students must complete sewing classes 1 and 2 before taking this class).

Class Length: 16 weeks

Prerequisites: Beg. Sewing 1 and 2

Homework: None

Book: none

Supplies: Sewing machine, pins (in a pin cushion) , fabric marking pencils, sewing scissors, sewing tape measure, and stitch ripper. They will also need fabric for sewing projects throughout the semester.

Fee: $35

Language Arts

Teacher: Rebecca Bible

Description: Explore the wacky world of Dr. Seuss. Each week we will read a Dr. Seuss book followed with a fun, hands on activity or craft.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Homework: None

Prerequisites: None

Book: none

Supplies: Crayons, pencils, scissors, glue

Fee: $10

Teacher: Kaye Obermeyer

Description: This class will require the reading of two literature books per semester chosen by the teacher; titles to be announced ASAP. Students will receive a full credit of English Literature for the year.

Class Length: 16 weeks, year long

Prerequisites: Must be able to work at course grade level.

Homework: 4 or more hours

Book: TBD

Supplies: Pencils, notebook paper (college ruled), 3-ring binder

Fees: $30

Teacher: Stephanie Lamkins

Description: Students will be learning writing, grammar, & spelling.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Prerequisites: None

Homework: 0-30 minutes

Book: None

Supplies: Paper and pencil

Fees: $5

Teacher: Rebecca Bible

Description: Discover fairytales from around the world followed by art, crafts, and other hands on activities.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Homework: None

Prerequisites: None

Book: none

Supplies: Crayons, pencils, scissors, glue

Fee: $15

Teacher: Allison Wilcox

Description: We will read a wide variety of literary selections including old and new picture books and poetry. We will make inferences, learn vocabulary, and discuss text to self and text to world connections. We'll also complete comprehension activities or crafts related to the books we read each week.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Homework: None

Prerequisites: none

Book: none

Supplies: Crayons, glue stick, scissors and a pencil

Fee: $5

Teacher: Becca Ruby

Description: In character with Read-Aloud Revival, kids will enjoy a chapter book read aloud during part of class. Afterward we’ll discuss it book-club style, exchanging ideas and learning from the book and one another.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Homework: None

Prerequisites: none

Book: none

Supplies: None

Fee: $1

Teacher: Mona Smith

Description: This class is for 3rd and 4th grade students who need help getting their thoughts on paper. The students will learn strategies to write without fear or frustration. Throughout the year the students will complete different writing projects and create books. Homework will include completing any projects that can't be finished in class. Although this class will touch on grammar, punctuation, and writing structure, these will not be the focus.

Class Length: 12 weeks, year long

Homework: 0-30 minutes

Prerequisites: Ability to write legibly.

Book: None

Supplies: A journal OR a spiral notebook, a 1 1/2 inch binder, and page protectors.

Fees: $35

Teacher: Kristi Fair

Description: A laid back book discussion group for students wanting to talk about books.

We will be reading 5 YA novels:

Free Water - by Amina Luqman-Dawson
Little Women - by Louisa May Alcott
I Must Betray You - by Ruta Sepetys
The Marvelous Land of Snergs - by Edward Wyke-Smith
Hatchet - by Gary Paulsen

We WILL NOT be reading in class together, so students need to come prepared with the assigned chapters read (and reviewed) to discuss in class.

These books tackle heavy subjects so maturity and a minimum 6th grade reading comprehension level is needed.

Class Length: 16 weeks

Homework: 1-2 hours

Prerequisites: None

Book: All the books listed above. Available at the library.

Supplies: All the books listed.

Fees: $5

Teacher: Kaye Obermeyer

Description: This course is structured around grammar skills including parts of speech, sentence structure, and mechanics (punctuation, capitalization, spelling, etc.), all of which will be used with writing skills in composition, short stories, essays, reports, and oral presentations.

Class Length: 16 weeks, year long

Prerequisites: none

Homework: 2-3 hours.

Book: Rod and Staff English Handbook, call 606-522-4348 to order

Supplies: Pencils, notebook paper, 3-ring binder and above handbook

Fees: $30

Teacher: Kaye Obermeyer

Description: This course is structured around grammar skills including parts of speech, sentence structure, and mechanics (punctuation, capitalization, spelling, etc.), all of which will be used with writing skills in composition, short stories, essays, reports, and oral presentations.

Class Length: 16 weeks, year long

Prerequisites: none

Homework: 4 or more hours

Book: Rod and Staff English Handbook, call (606) 522-4348 to order

Supplies: Pencils, notebook paper (college ruled), 3-ring binder

Fee: $30

Teacher: Catherine Menefee

Description: This course will include an introduction to Shakespeare’s plays. We’ll read two of his most famous plays and learn about his historical context, his techniques, and his style. Homework will include reading scenes from the plays and reading supplemental materials.

Class Length: 16 weeks

Prerequisites: None

Homework: 1-2 hours

Book:

"A Midsummer Night's Dream Translated Into Modern English": https://www.amazon.com/Midsummer-Nights-Translated-Modern-English/dp/1701801191

Supplies: Above books

Fees: $15

Math

Teacher: Penny Webster

Description: So much progress has been shown!! Let's continue! We will start where your student is and continue at his/her pace. We do basic multiplication facts, basic division and carry on from there with multi-digit multiplication and division.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Homework: 0-30 minutes

Prerequisites: None

Book: None

Supplies: Pencil

Fees: $35

Teacher: Kay Drake

Description: Math is fun! We will be using the Abeka Pre-Algebra curriculum. Christian Book Distributors (Christianbook.com) had the best price for the homeschool student kit (#WW380709). The kit includes a textbook and a quiz/text booklet. Homework assignments will be given. A syllabus of worksheets and how-to pages will be provided.

Class Length: 16 weeks, year long

Homework: 1-2 hours

Prerequisites: A good understanding of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.

Book: See description

Supplies: Textbook, quiz/test book, folder for keeping track of completed work, folder for submitting homework, graphing paper, straight edge

Fee: $50

Teacher: Kay Drake

Description: Math is fun! Even more so when it comes to Algebra! We will be using the Abeka Algebra 1 curriculum. Christian Book Distributors (Christianbook.com) had the best price for the homeschool student kit (#WW475942). It includes a textbook and a quiz/test booklet. There will be homework assignments. A syllabus with worksheets and how-to pages will be provided. It is recommended that each student has his/her textbook Day 1 of the class.

Class Length: 16 weeks, year long

Homework: 1-2 hours

Prerequisites: Successful completion of Pre-Algebra or equivalent

Book: See description

Supplies: Textbook, quiz/test book, folder for keeping track of completed work, folder for submitting homework, graphing paper, straight edge

Fee: $50

Teacher: Kay Drake

Description: Through the study of Plane Geometry, students will develop logic and analytical skills. We will be using the ABeka Plane Geometry curriculum. Christian Book Distributors (Christianbook.com) had the best price for the homeschool student kit (#WW576167). It is not required to purchase the course material from this vendor. Weekly homework assignments will be given. A syllabus will be provided.

Class Length: 16 weeks, year long

Prerequisites: Algebra 1

Homework: 1-2 hours

Book: See description

Supplies: Textbook, quiz/test book, separate folders for keeping track of completed work and submitting homework assignments; a geometry set that includes a straight edge, a protractor, and a compass; color pencils for labeling.

Fees: $50

Music

Teacher: Cherise Eutsler

Description: The first half of class, we will be in the classroom with music activities. We'll sing songs, play instruments, learn basic rhythms, and dance. The second half of class, we will move to the gym and participate in movement activities. This will include games, playing with a parachute, using scooter boards, and working on basic skills such as throwing and kicking a ball. We will play outside on nice days.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Prerequisites: none

Book: none

Supplies: none

Fee: $5

Teacher: Davette Dean

Description: In this class, we will learn musical terms such as steady beat, rhythm and solo. The students will learn about playing classroom instruments and singing. They will also learn about popular styles of music and famous musicians. They will explore how music can demonstrate emotions and get an introduction to many famous composers.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Homework: None

Prerequisites: None

Book: None

Supplies: Crayons, colored pencils, scissors

Fees: $5

Physical Education

Teacher: Aaron Parker

Description: PE with organized sports activities as well as health and fitness.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Homework: None

Prerequisites: none

Book: none

Supplies: Athletic shoes

Fees: $5

Teacher: Aaron Parker

Description: PE with organized sports activities as well as health and fitness.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Homework: None

Prerequisites: none

Book: none

Supplies: Athletic shoes

Fees: $5

Teacher: Aaron Parker

Description: PE with organized sports activities as well as health and fitness.

Class Length: 16 weeks

Homework: None

Prerequisites: none

Book: none

Supplies: Athletic shoes

Fees: $5

Science

Teacher: Shanna Sommers

Description: We will watch 1 video of Wild Kratts and then discuss the animal the Wild Kratts discovered in the video.

Class Length: 12 weeks, year long

Prerequisites: None

Homework: none

Book: none

Supplies: Folder, Colored Pencils, Glue Sticks, Pencils, Scissors

Fees: $5

Teacher: Erin Dodson

Description: Exploring God's creations of the sky, planets, and stars.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Prerequisites: None

Book: None

Supplies: Crayons or colored pencils, scissors, glue, lead pencils

Fees: $5

Teacher: Cherise Eutsler

Description: Each week we will focus on a unique animal habitat (desert, rainforest, coral reef, mountains, etc). We'll read books and watch short videos about the habitats. After learning about the habitat, students will make a mini-book, diorama, or hands-on activity to help them remember what they've learned.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Prerequisites: none

Book: none

Supplies: Crayons, markers, glue stick, pencil, scissors

Fee: $8

Teacher: Penny Webster

Description: We will study various birds of prey, many of which are living in Kansas.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Homework: 0-30 minutes

Prerequisites: None

Book: None

Supplies: Paper and pencil, 3 prong folder

Fees: $35

Teacher: Heather Montgomery

Description: We will learn about our different body systems. Worksheets, coloring and some hands on stuff. We will be using the KNOW YOURSELF curriculum featuring Dr. Bonyfide.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Homework: None

Prerequisites: None

Book: None

Supplies: Pencil, crayons or colored pencils and a folder

Fees: $25

Teacher: Chris Hutson

Description: This class will be basic middle school science and will follow the same rotation as past years. Exact content is TBD.

Class Length: 16 weeks, year long

Homework: 1-2 hours

Prerequisites: None

Book: None

Supplies: 1 inch 3 ring binder, Spiral Notebook, Pencil

Fee: $25

Teacher: Emily Jackson

Description: This is a 2 hour class. High school chemistry is designed for students who have completed Algebra I. The course will cover the fundamental aspects of chemistry such as the classification of matter, atomic structure, spectroscopy, chemical bonding, molecular geometry, physical change/chemical change, stoichiometry, solutions, ideal gases, acid/base chemistry, reduction/oxidation reactions, thermochemistry, thermodynamics, kinetics, and chemical equilibrium. Weaving together concepts and their mathematical applications, the course teaches students how to think as a chemist so they can analyze the major changes that occur in matter. Topics will be introduced and taught using pre-reading assignments, in-class activities, and laboratory experiences. Knowledge and skills taught will be reinforced through weekly assignments and assessed using quizzes, mid-term and final examinations.

Class Length: 16 weeks, year long

Homework: 4 or more hours

Prerequisites: Algebra

Book & Manipulative Set: Text TBD (but likely Discovering Design with Chemistry)

Supplies: Calculator, Dedicated Binder w/ notebook paper, pencil

Fees: $50 (per student, per semester)

Teacher: Emily Jackson

Description: This is a 2 hour class. Enroll in FIRST AND SECOND hour.

High school chemistry is designed for students who have completed Algebra I. The course will cover the fundamental aspects of chemistry such as the classification of matter, atomic structure, spectroscopy, chemical bonding, molecular geometry, physical change/chemical change, stoichiometry, solutions, ideal gases, acid/base chemistry, reduction/oxidation reactions, thermochemistry, thermodynamics, kinetics, and chemical equilibrium. Weaving together concepts and their mathematical applications, the course teaches students how to think as a chemist so they can analyze the major changes that occur in matter. Topics will be introduced and taught using pre-reading assignments, in-class activities, and laboratory experiences. Knowledge and skills taught will be reinforced through weekly assignments and assessed using quizzes, mid-term and final examinations.

Class Length: 16 weeks, year long

Homework: 4 or more hours

Prerequisites: Algebra

Book & Manipulative Set: Text TBD (but likely Discovering Design with Chemistry)

Supplies: Calculator, Dedicated Binder w/ notebook paper, pencil

Fees: $50 (per student, per semester)

Teacher: Donna Neely

Description: This is a 2 hour class. This is a high school level detailed introduction to the physical environment and the basic laws that make it work. The fairly broad scope of this course covers topics in physics, chemistry, and earth/space science. It provides students with a solid understanding of Newton's laws, gravity, motion, weather, the solar system, atomic structure, radiation, nuclear reactions, stars, and galaxies.

There will be weekly pre-reading and homework assignments, in-class activities, as well as periodic laboratory experiments and reports. Regular tests and quizzes will be given.

Students need to have an understanding of the following math concepts: 1. How to convert measurements/units 2. Simple rearranging of equations 3. Dividing and multiplying fractions

Class Length: 16 weeks, year long

Homework: 4 or more hours

Prerequisites: Pre-Algebra concepts. An understanding of the following math concepts: 1. How to convert measurements/units 2. Simple rearranging of equations 3. Dividing and multiplying fractions

Book: Apologia: Exploring Creation with Physical Science-Edition 2 by Jay Wile

Supplies: Three ring binder or folder, notebook paper, calculator, Apologia Physical Science-Edition 2

Fee: $60 (per student, per semester)

Teacher: Donna Neely

Description: This is a 2 hour class. This is a high school level detailed introduction to the physical environment and the basic laws that make it work. The fairly broad scope of this course covers topics in physics, chemistry, and earth/space science. It provides students with a solid understanding of Newton's laws, gravity, motion, weather, the solar system, atomic structure, radiation, nuclear reactions, stars, and galaxies.

There will be weekly pre-reading and homework assignments, in-class activities, as well as periodic laboratory experiments and reports. Regular tests and quizzes will be given.

Students need to have an understanding of the following math concepts: 1. How to convert measurements/units 2. Simple rearranging of equations 3. Dividing and multiplying fractions

Class Length: 16 weeks, year long

Homework: 4 or more hours

Prerequisites: Pre-Algebra concepts. An understanding of the following math concepts: 1. How to convert measurements/units 2. Simple rearranging of equations 3. Dividing and multiplying fractions

Book: Apologia: Exploring Creation with Physical Science-Edition 2 by Jay Wile

Supplies: Three ring binder or folder, notebook paper, calculator, Apologia Physical Science-Edition 2

Fee: $60 (per student, per semester)

Social Studies & Sciences

Teacher: Wendy Greer

Description: Together we will study what life was like for travelers along the Oregon Trail. We will learn about the reasons why/how they endured the journey and the hardships they faced along the way. We will utilize books, crafts, activities, and writing exercises.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Prerequisites: none

Homework: none

Book: none

Supplies: Scissors, glue stick, pencil, something to color with

Fee: $15

Teacher: Leah Hendershot

Description: This is a year long class.

We will read the first 5 "Christian Heroes: Then and Now" books, discuss them and create a final newspaper (for each) highlighting interesting points and facts. We'll cover 2-3 books per semester. (Gladys Aylward & Hudson Taylor will be our first two books.)

Heroes covered will be: Corrie ten Boom, Amy Carmichael, Hudson Taylor, Nate Saint, and Gladys Aylward. (Books 1-5 can be purchased as a set at ChristianBook.com or individually. See supply list.)

For each book:

1. Outside of class: Read assigned chapters and take notes on interesting points and facts that were enjoyed.

2. In class: Discuss the chapter and notes. Decide which may be best to include in the final newspaper. Discuss and work on preliminary layout.

3. Final completion: One-page “newspaper” utilizing layout, grammar, historical accuracy and reporting skills.

Class Length: 12 weeks, year long

Prerequisites: Ability and willingness to read 4-5 short chapters each week and take a few notes on each chapter.

Homework: 1-2 hours

Book: Christian Heroes Book set 1-5

Supplies: Notebook, Ticonderoga pencil & pencil sharpener.

Christian Heroes Book set (or purchase individually, as needed): https://www.christianbook.com/christian-heroes-books-1-5/janet-benge/9781576581735/pd/582086?event=ESRCQ 

Fee: $10

Teacher: Erica Webster

Description: Students will be learning the geography, climate, and history of Kansas. We will be discussing important events, locations, people, art, and legislation that influenced Kansas history through today.

Class Length: 16 weeks, year long

Prerequisites: None

Homework: 0-30 Minutes

Book: None

Supplies: 3 ring binder, pencils

Fees: $15

Teacher: Ed Blanchette

Description: This course is a continuation of our study of the Executive Branch of the United States of America; specifically of the Presidents that have served throughout our nations history. We will begin with President Grover Cleveland and will conclude with Kansas' own Dwight D. Eisenhower taking us from the 1800's to the 19th century of Presidents. Each President has had their own unique strengths and weaknesses and unique set of circumstances that characterized their term or terms in office. We hope that students will be enriched through this study to appreciate the structure of our nation's government as well as the rich heritage that this nation has afforded us.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Homework: 0-30 minutes

Prerequisites: none

Book: none

Supplies: Notebook for taking notes.

Fee: $10

Teacher: Rachael Weber

Description: This is a basic introduction to geography class with lots of hands-on activities. The first few weeks of the semester, we will be focusing on the geography of the United States and then of Kansas. We will be identifying the major landforms and bodies of water of our country and state as well.

We will spend the next part of the semester looking at some of the symbols of our state. We will be talking about how the habitats of the “living” symbols of our state are a part of the geography of Kansas and discovering how they tie into our history.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Prerequisites: None

Homework: None

Book: None

Supplies: Folder, glue sticks, colored pencils or crayons, scissors

Fees: $10

Technology

Teacher: Jennifer Ebner

Description: **Students will need to bring a tablet or laptop to class. Also, parents will all need to set up a free scratch coding account per child on the laptop for the student to use. (Cannot share a laptop or scratch account.)**

We will learn basic drag and drop coding using Scratch. We will learn to make basic games and animation. This class will be helpful (but not required) for any students interested in being on the WWHM Robotics Competition team because the programming language Lego uses is Scratch based!

Class Length: 12 weeks

Homework: 0-30 minutes

Prerequisites: none

Book: none

Supplies: Laptop/tablet for use in class, free SCRATCH coding account per student

Fee: $15

Teacher: Jennifer Ebner

Description: Students will have the opportunity to compete on courses designed by WSU Colleges of Engineering Shocker MINDSTORMS coaches and demonstrate what they have learned to industry professionals and WSU representatives in presentations, interviews, displays and notebooks.

Returning students will have first choice to be on the team for the Fall 2023/Spring 2014 spring semesters.

This year the class will be for a FULL YEAR with competition at Wichita State University in the spring semester.

Parent involvement will be REQUIRED.

Class Length: 16 weeks, year long

Prerequisites: Willingness to work hard and learn together as a team.

Homework: 0-30 minutes

Book: none

Supplies: Pencils and notebook paper

Fee: $35

Other

Teacher: Christin Duncan

Description: We will work on "classroom etiquette" skills for 3-5 year olds, through games, crafts, books, and videos. We will also work on learning days of the week, months of the year, seasons, counting, and other "preschool" skills.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Prerequisites: none

Book: none

Supplies: Markers or colored pencils, glue stick.

Fee: $5

Teacher: Davette Dean

Description: In this class we will play a variety of games. We will cover subject areas such as Geography, History, Science and more. The students will develop logic, reasoning, and critical thinking skills. We will also work on good sportsmanship and cooperation.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Prerequisites: None

Homework: None

Book: None

Supplies: Pencil and paper

Fees: $8

Teacher: Penny Webster

Description: We will read mysteries and solve them with discussion and critical thinking.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Homework: 0-30 minutes

Prerequisites: None

Book: None

Supplies: Pencil and 3-prong folder

Fees: $35

Teacher: Erica Webster

Description: Students will discover how to write and present various types of speeches. We will focus on developing confident speakers, reducing stage fright, and eliminating verbal pauses. This is an active speaking and listening class with several opportunities for oral presentations.

Class Length: 16 weeks

Prerequisites: None

Homework: 1-2 hours

Book: None

Supplies: Folder for handouts, lined index cards, pen/pencil

Fees: $12

Teacher: Ashley Enns

Description: Be on the yearbook editor team!

Class Length: 16 weeks, year long

Prerequisites: none

Homework: none

Book: none

Supplies: Laptop computer brought to class each week and to use at home.

Fee: $5

Teacher: Jennifer Morris

Description: We'll play a variety of games and have fun.

Class Length: 16 weeks, year long

Prerequisites: None

Book: None

Supplies: None

Fees: None

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