Teachers: Corina Kaul,
Susan Price
Tuition: $160.00 per year, payable in monthly installments of $20.00,
semester payment $80.00 (please
make all checks payable to Corina Kaul)
Supply/Materials Fee (due at registration): $20.00
Deposit (due at registration): $20.00
Grades: 4th-6th
Minimum Class Size:
Maximum Class Size:
Class Time: 2nd hour (9:35-10:30)
Required Materials or Books:
- God’s
World News: News Current-
This will be provided as part of the materials fee.
- 3-ring
binder with 8 clear page protectors
- Pencil
Just as muscles can be strengthened with workouts designed to
increase power and stamina, so our minds can be built up.
This class will incorporate various disciplines of thinking
skills on a weekly rotation that are designed to workout the
minds that God has given us:
- Thinking
About the Past:
Using Drive Thru
History America: Foundations
of Character, we will examine some of the key
influential characters from the foundation of our country to
explore the lives of these brave men and women in order to
understand their character, faith, accomplishments and
principles. Each student must research one
assigned key early-American individual and give an
informational and engaging report.
- Thinking About the
Present: We will use the weekly periodical God’s World
News: News Current to balance news and current events with
a Biblical perspective as we integrate social studies, the
Bible, science and geography to develop a Biblical worldview.
- Thinking
Critically: Critical
thinking is a skill that students can apply to enhance their
educations and their lives.
Deeper analysis produces deeper understanding, which
influences higher thinking, better grades and higher test
scores. Exercises,
worksheets and questions from The Critical Thinking Company
and other sources will be the backbone of this unit.
- Thinking
Scientifically or Methodically:
Using Developing
Critical Thinking through Science, students will watch and
participate in scientific experiments that will help them to
learn physical science
principles and the scientific method of investigation.
These activities combine
hands-on learning with two key elements (critical questioning
and practical application) to guide students to investigative
learning and help them connect what they are learning to the
world around them.
Teacher Information:
Corina Kaul is the mother of four children and has been home
schooling for 9 years. She
loves learning and has a 5 year history of teaching various co-op
classes. She is
passionate about teaching children and developing their heart for
God and the world which He has made.
One of her beloved hobbies is reading great children’s
literature to herself and also to her family.
Corina has enjoyed being a pastor's wife for the past 14
years.
Susan Price graduated from
Baylor
University
in 1992 with a BBA in Marketing and
Quantitative Business Analysis. She is the homeschooling
mother of three and has also taught in public schools for 2 years.
This is her third year at the Brazos Valley Co-op. Susan is
active in the various children's ministries at
Columbus
Avenue
Baptist
Church
. With a commitment to
providing children with a classical Christian education, Susan
wants to prepare them to live out God's plans for their lives in
the time and place He has put them. While enjoying teaching
piano for 17 years, Susan’s other favorite hobbies include
singing, playing and listening to music, camping, hiking, and
studying classical literature
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