Tuesday Co-op is an additional academic opportunity for Nursery - High School which is offered weekly and bi-weekly depending on the age-group. The teaching style will be very hands-on and interactive to allow kids to move around and learn in a way they will thrive.

Elementary classes will be a set $10 fee per class, with the exception of science classes. If you choose the bi-weekly option for 1st-3rd graders, each class fee is $5

Middle school classes and electives will be $15, although there may be exceptions.

High School Classes are $15 with additional fees for books, as needed. 

Below is the overall outline of offerings.

Nursery/Pre-K:
Early Childhood Development Activities (bi-weekly)

1-3rd grades:
(bi-weekly option)
History, & Literature: Travel back in time and explore early U.S. History from a Christian perspective with fascinating stories and hands-on activities. We will provide bi-weekly lesson summaries and a booklist for students and parents to dive deeper and make their own discoveries while at home.

Science: We will engage in hands on science and art activities.

Elective: PE

4-6th grades:
History & Literature:
From the earliest known people to the present day, this course tells the story of Florida. Each week, students will learn about key people, places, and events that helped to shape our state. Students will also learn about state symbols and Florida geography. The class is designed to be interactive, creative, and fun. There will be very minimal at home work. There are no special supplies needed.

Another key component to this class is field trips.  The 4th-6th grade field trips will open to family members of the class members first, TCO general members second, and KBCH members at large third priority.

Science (Chemistry & Physics Labs):
We will study Chemistry the 1st half of the year and Physics the 2nd half of the year. We plan teach a basic concept and vocabulary almost every week with at least one hands on Experiment each week. There will be no required reading or curriculum. About once or twice a semester we will have a project based cooperative experiment. Which may include egg drop, bridge building,rocket launch, and or rube Goldberg machines.

Electives:
Art: We will be starting art with a unit this Fall inspired by the curriculum “Discovering Great Artists”. We will do a unit on painting using different forms inspired by different artists in different time periods. If it goes well we hope to do a unit on sculpture using air dry clay and “stone clay” during a different month. On the off weeks we will have time to do drawing in between projects.
PE

7-8th grades:
History &Literature:

Science (Chemistry & Physics Labs):
We will study Chemistry the 1st half of the year and Physics the 2nd half of the year. We plan teach a basic concept and vocabulary almost every week with at least one hands on Experiment each week. There will be no required reading or curriculum. About once or twice a semester we will have a project based cooperative experiment. Which may include egg drop, bridge building,rocket launch, and or rube Goldberg machines.

Electives:
Art
Volleyball
Praise/Worship Dance

9-12th grades:
Anatomy & Physiology (w/ Lab) + Nutrition: 
Anatomy and Physiology Part 1 is a one-year course. The curriculum we will be using is from Master Books. Here is the description of the course: " Introduction to Anatomy & Physiology examines the awe-inspiring design of the human body as students study the structure, function, and regulation of the cardiovascular, respiratory, and musculoskeletal systems.  Students will discover how their heart and lungs function, the intricacies of the musculoskeletal system, how blood pressure is regulated, and so much more!"

This course is a one credit high school course for students who complete the assigned work. The course will be adapted to fit various learning styles and needs - parents please let me know if your student needs adaptions or how I can tap into the way they learn most effectively. A second credit is available for students who complete Not Consumed's high school health course called Thrive: Health and Physical Education for Homeschoolers. The two classes pair well together and a focus will be on developing life long health habits for our students.

Creative Writing & Self Publishing:
This class teaches high school students to conceptualize, write, design, and publish a collaborative book on Amazon. Students together create a concept for their book that will appeal to teens. In December, each student will submit their strongest piece of writing to the Scholastic Competition. When the draft manuscript is finalized, they will illustrate the book, design the layout, and upload to Amazon. They will market and sell the book with profits sowing back into KBCH.
NOTE: There will be a $45.00 class fee to purchase our ISBN.

Christian Literature