2026-2027 Class Descriptions
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Kindergarten - 1st Grade
This will be a gentle, play-based, and literature-based class.
We will have daily recess and Center Time in addition to other lessons.
Ages 5 and 6 (Must turn 5 by October 1, 2026)
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Art– We will study three different artists: Leonardo DaVinci, Claude Monet, and Georgia
O’Keefe. We will read books about them, look at art prints by them, and do Art projects
inspired by their work. We will also create seasonal art projects.
Social Studies– We will do a year-long study inspired by the book Me on the Map. We will
discuss our community, city, state of Oklahoma, the United States of America and the world.
We will read lots of good literature as well as non-fiction books and focus on geography. We
will also learn patriotic songs.
Science– We will study simple machines and machines inspired by Leonardo DaVinci, learn
about the Water Cycle, and study Weather.
Language Arts & Math– In Language Arts we will cover basic phonics skills, review
alphabet and sounds, “Popcorn Words” (high-frequency words that “pop” up everywhere), and
practice beginning reading and writing concepts by writing/drawing in a journal and practicing
writing words that start with each letter. In Math we will explore beginning Math concepts such
as the calendar, skip-counting, money, time, and addition and subtraction using manipulatives.
10am-2:30pm
$130 a month, $40 per semester supply fee
Minimum: 6 students, Maximum: 12 students
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2nd - 3rd Grade
This year the 2nd and 3rd graders will spend their mornings traveling across the USA as we learn about the geography of our country. From the east coast to the west coast, over mountains, through deserts, and across rivers, we will explore both the physical and cultural geography of each region of our home. In the afternoon we will create art of all kinds-paper, paint, clay and more! We will also have a science time where we will explore the world of insects, rocks, and reptiles. We will end the day with math games and a literature read.
10am-2:30pm
$130 a month, $40 per semester supply fee
Minimum: 5 students, Maximum: 12 students
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4th - 5th Grade
In the 4th and 5th grade class, we will embark on an exciting road trip adventure through many of America's national parks. Along the way, students will participate in interactive and engaging activities that incorporate trip planning, budgeting, geography, and animal studies. Through hands-on learning and exploration, students will discover the diverse landscapes, wildlife, and natural wonders that make our national parks so special.
During the second half of the year, we will embark on a rich and engaging journey through a variety of new and exciting novel studies designed to deepen understanding and cultivate a genuine love of reading. Students will explore diverse texts and themes that spark curiosity, imagination, and thoughtful discussion.
Vocabulary development will remain a priority, empowering students with a broader and more precise language base to enhance both their reading and writing skills. In addition, creative art projects will complement our academic studies, allowing students to express their learning in imaginative and hands-on ways.
Together, these experiences will create a dynamic and inspiring learning environment that nurtures critical thinking, creativity, and a lifelong appreciation for reading and discovery.
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10:00am-2:30pm
$130 a month, $40 per semester supply fee
Minimum: 5 students, Maximum: 12 students​
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6th Grade
Welcome to the Hub 6th Grade Class! Get ready for a hands-on learning experience as we focus on world cultures and community together. This year we will explore different cultural dimensions, and have a unit study of Confucian Asian, Middle Eastern, Oceanic, and Latin American cultures. Each unit study is a deep-dive of that culture’s history, language, literature, art, music, traditions, beliefs, daily life, food and more. We will also work on our unique classroom “community creations” (art projects that each student contributes to), read about famous mathematicians throughout history and do some coordinating activities, and enjoy putting together a skit from a collection of ‘folktales’ from around the world.
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10:00am-2:30pm
$130 a month, $40 per semester supply fee
Minimum: 5 students, Maximum: 12 students
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7th - 8th Grade
Science:
We are going to study science through hands-on projects and experiments. We will be using the book Aristotle Leads the Way. The highlight of our year will be participating in a science fair.
Middle School Literature
During this portion of our day we will work on grammar, writing, and spelling skills. In Literature we will read different age appropriate books. We will study fiction, nonfiction, poetry, mystery and Shakespeare.
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10:00am-2:30pm
$130 a month, $40 per semester supply fee
Minimum: 5 students, Maximum: 12 students
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High School Grades
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The 9th-12th grade class will cover the following subjects from a literature-based/Charlotte Mason perspective:
- Literature: Discussions based on classic works with assigned essays.
- History: Discussions based on living books with assigned essays.
- College Prep: Note-taking, scheduling, and study skills.
- World Geography: Continued for 9th and 10th graders.
- Current Events: Assessing news sources with a group project for 11th and 12th graders.
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10:00am-2:30pm
$130 a month, $40 per semester supply fee
Minimum: 5 students, Maximum: 12 students
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"BONUS" Classes
Bonus class information comes out closer to the semester starting. There are classes for all age ranges from PreK-8th grade. They are typically 10 week classes for a $110 fee. You can choose in and out each session. Bonus Classes begin at the end of the normal day and run for an hour (2:30-3:30 PM).
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