During Language Arts Practicum, students are under the guidance of Learning Leaders who support them in working through home assignments, preparing for tests and quizzes, catching up on missed work, and practicing collaboration as a team. These sessions are designed to mirror a home learning day on campus, providing a balance of structure and flexibility. Students follow a rhythm that blends focused academic work with casual activities and scheduled breaks, helping them develop independence, consistency, and confidence in their studies. Subjects include Phonics & Spelling, Reading, Penmanship, and Memory Work.

Grade Level: Primary 2

Required Materials: Students should bring their curriculum books to practicum each day.

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During Language Arts Practicum, students are under the guidance of Learning Leaders who support them in working through home assignments, preparing for tests and quizzes, catching up on missed work, and practicing collaboration as a team. These sessions are designed to mirror a home learning day on campus, providing a balance of structure and flexibility. Students follow a rhythm that blends focused academic work with casual activities and scheduled breaks, helping them develop independence, consistency, and confidence in their studies. Subjects include Phonics & Spelling, Reading, Penmanship, and Memory Work.

Grade Level: Primary 3

Required Materials: Students should bring their curriculum books to practicum each day.

During Language Arts Practicum, students are under the guidance of Learning Leaders who support them in working through home assignments, preparing for tests and quizzes, catching up on missed work, and practicing collaboration as a team. These sessions are designed to mirror a home learning day on campus, providing a balance of structure and flexibility. Students follow a rhythm that blends focused academic work with casual activities and scheduled breaks, helping them develop independence, consistency, and confidence in their studies. Subjects include Phonics & Spelling, Reading, Penmanship, and Memory Work.

Grade Level: Primary 4 and Primary 5

Required Materials: Students should bring their curriculum books to practicum each day.

During Latin Form Series Practicum, students engage in structured practice with their Latin studies under the guidance of a teacher. They review forms, vocabulary, and grammar while working through exercises designed to strengthen mastery and retention. In the Translation Supplement, students receive additional guided practice in translating Latin passages with immediate feedback in a live class setting. This supplement helps reinforce accuracy, develop confidence in translation skills, and provides opportunities to ask clarifying questions. Together, these sessions support consistent progress and deeper understanding of Latin through both independent work and teacher interaction. As time allows, students will have the opportunity to work on writing & literature subjects under the teacher's guidance.

Grade Level: Students currently enrolled in First through Fourth Form Latin or Higher

Required Materials: Students should bring their curriculum books to practicum each day.

Science in the Ancient World explores the discoveries and ideas of natural philosophers from 600 BC to AD 1500, tracing the development of science through history. Students investigate topics such as human anatomy, medicine, optics, heliocentrism, sound, music, magnets, steam power, combustion, levers and pulleys, plant growth, astronomy, graphing, density, erosion, and more. This hands-on, multilevel course from Berean Builders introduces scientific concepts through engaging experiments and historical context, helping students see how curiosity, observation, and creativity shaped the foundations of modern science.

In this fun and active fifteen-week course, students will dive into Shakespeare’s language through engaging games, scene work, and performance. Building on selections from A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Julius Caesar, students will develop an understanding of verse, character, and stagecraft while discovering the joy of bringing Shakespeare’s words to life. The course culminates in two short play performances during the semester, giving students the opportunity to share their learning and creativity with an audience.