Reserved for Tuesday/Thursday students.  Students will work together, with a teacher, and on their own to complete assignments given on Thursday. They’ll also get extra support in areas where they need more practice or time to reach mastery.

God is the master creator and we are his greatest masterpieces. We believe each child is a natural artist and this class is designed to foster that creativity. Projects will vary from painting to creations made with found objects.

We believe wholeheartedly that our children need unstructured, supervised time together. Our Community Time is the answer to this need. Students eat lunch, rest their minds, and move their bodies. Board games, outdoor play items, art supplies, and more will be available.

Children need to experience math concepts from all different angles to truly master them. We’ve spent years gathering math manipulatives, games, and resources so students can anchor fundamental concepts. Students will be guided to the materials needed for their current concept.

Few things are as much fun as reading great books and getting into the kitchen with your kiddos. We’re excited to bring this to Haywood Haven for our “Little Cooks with Books” class. We will use as high quality ingredients as possible with a focus on local and organic when available.

Worshiping and reading God’s Word together is such a blessing. Beginning our day this way helps to set the stage for open minds and hearts.

Math Grade 4:
Assessments will be given to determine placement. In the fourth grade level, students will learn:

• additional multiplication facts; 10 and 11 times tables, and simple division skills; identifies and uses relationships between operations, such as division as the inverse of multiplication, to solve problems.
• to borrow and subtract 3-digits minus 3-digits, checks by addition, and borrows and subtracts from 10s, 100s, and 1000s.
• to use the terms addend, sum, minuend, subtrahend, difference, multiplier, multiplication, and product to match correct numbers in problems.
• fractions through shaded parts of a circle, learns equivalency in fractions, and adds and subtracts like fractions.
• to add and carry to 10s, 100s, and 1000s-4-digits and 4-digits.
• demonstrates understanding of basic money concepts and skills.

Math Grade 5:
Assessments will be given to determine placement. In the fifth grade level, students will learn to:

• Addition, subtraction, division, and multiplication with fractions; identifies proper and improper fractions; and reduces fractions to lowest terms.
• Factors from least to greatest
• Finding the Greatest Common Factor (GCF) and the Least Common Denominator (LCD) of fractions.
• Commutative properties of addition and multiplication and estimation.
• Defining and identifying prime numbers.
• Basic geometry-points, lines, rays, and angles; identifies geometric shapes; identifies similar and congruent figures; and finds the volume, perimeter, and area of figures.
• Probabilities and ratios.

Language Arts
A love of the English language and reading is a wonderful gift! Our goal is for students to learn the principles of writing and spelling while developing a love of literature. Skills will include:

• continued spelling rules
• proper use of parts of speech
• correctly using punctuation
• Utilize root words, prefixes, suffixes, and context clues to analyze unfamiliar words.
• Apply comprehension strategies to literary and expository texts.
• Formulate multiple paragraph pieces that focus on a specific purpose or audience.
• Write chronological pieces, pieces focusing on cause and effect and pieces that draw from personal experience.
• Using research tools to investigate and write about a specific topic.

We believe wholeheartedly that our children need unstructured, supervised time together. Our Community Time is the answer to this need. Students eat lunch, rest their minds, and move their bodies. Board games, outdoor play items, art supplies, and more will be available.

Earth Science:
Our focus for science this year is earth science. Students will study biomes, weather, droughts & sandstorms, seasons, day/night cycle, atmosphere, clouds, natural cycles, rivers/lakes/waterfalls, and oceans. 

Geography:
God has created a beautiful world for us. Students will be inspired to learn geographical terms, continents and their countries, features of different parts of the globe, mapping skills, atlas usage, art and world cultures.They’ll also read literature from around the world and learn to cook different dishes.

Worshiping and reading God’s Word together is such a blessing. Beginning our day this way helps to set the stage for open minds and hearts.

This is an opportunity to explore and apply concepts through visual and kinetic experiences. The focus is on mastering principles taught during our Tuesday and Thursday Reading, Writing, and Math classes.

We believe wholeheartedly that our children need unstructured, supervised time together. Our Community Time is the answer to this need. Students eat lunch, rest their minds, and move their bodies. Board games, outdoor play items, art supplies, and more will be available.

God has created a beautiful world filled with amazing creatures. In this class, we’ll go on a world safari exploring animals from around the world including mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates, the animal diet, and habits.

It is impossible to overestimate the value of play for children. In terms of learning, play provides development of cognitive skills, physical abilities, social skills, and so much more. Plus it’s just fun! We’ll provide crafting materials, dress-up clothes, imaginative play resources, outdoor space for movement, and more for children to be their wild and free selves.

Worshiping and reading God’s Word together is such a blessing. Beginning our day this way helps to set the stage for open minds and hearts.

Reserved for Tuesday/Thursday students.  Students will work together, with a teacher, and on their own to complete assignments given on Thursday. They’ll also get extra support in areas where they need more practice or time to reach mastery.

Albert Einstein said, “Imagination is more important than knowledge. For knowledge is limited to all we now know and understand, while imagination embraces the entire world, and all there ever will be to know and understand.” This quote is the inspiration for our creative writing class. Students will be guided to develop their writing style and supported in gathering the tools needed to craft poems, short stories, skits, and more. Confidence in one’s writing ability pours over into every area of life as children learn to create a word of their own making

We believe wholeheartedly that our children need unstructured, supervised time together. Our Community Time is the answer to this need. Students eat lunch, rest their minds, and move their bodies. Board games, outdoor play items, art supplies, and more will be available.

In this class, students will become the ambassador of a country of their choice. They’ll research the customs, people, history, food, music, religion, natural resources, and more. They’ll then represent their country to the class and share their newfound knowledge with the group. We’ll celebrate national holidays and feast days.

It is impossible to overestimate the value of play for children. In terms of learning, play provides development of cognitive skills, physical abilities, social skills, and so much more. Plus it’s just fun! We have two play options for this time period.

Drama & Music: Children are natural musicians and actors. During this class, we’ll create skits, act out classic stories, learn the basics of music, move our bodies, and have a blast!

Imagination Stations: At Haywood Haven, we believe imagination and curiosity are superpowers! Some of the greatest learning occurs when we provide students with a few supplies, outdoor space, and unstructured time with friends. We stock a plethora of crafting materials, costume pieces, supplies for building, various nature locations, and let the kids be the geniuses they naturally are.

Reserved for Tuesday/Thursday students.  Students will work together, with a teacher, and on their own to complete assignments given on Thursday. They’ll also get extra support in areas where they need more practice or time to reach mastery.

Few things are as much fun as reading great books and getting into the kitchen with your kiddos. We’re excited to bring this to Haywood Haven for our “Little Cooks with Books” class. We will use as high quality ingredients as possible with a focus on local and organic when available.

Children need to experience math concepts from all different angles to truly master them. We’ve spent years gathering math manipulatives, games, and resources so students can anchor fundamental concepts. Students will be guided to the materials needed for their current concept.

We believe wholeheartedly that our children need unstructured, supervised time together. Our Community Time is the answer to this need. Students eat lunch, rest their minds, and move their bodies. Board games, outdoor play items, art supplies, and more will be available.

God is the master creator and we are his greatest masterpieces. We believe each child is a natural artist and this class is designed to foster that creativity. Projects will vary from painting to creations made with found objects.

Worshiping and reading God’s Word together is such a blessing. Beginning our day this way helps to set the stage for open minds and hearts.

We believe wholeheartedly that our children need unstructured, supervised time together. Our Community Time is the answer to this need. Students eat lunch, rest their minds, and move their bodies. Board games, outdoor play items, art supplies, and more will be available.

Math:
Assessments will be given to determine placement. Students will learn:

• number recognition, counting and writing to 20 and beyond
• simple addition and subtraction solving, practice counting by 2’s to 20, and by 1’s, 5’s and 10’s to 100
• money recognition and value of pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters
• telling time by the hour, knowing shapes and sorting shapes

Geography:
Students will be introduced to the basics of geography and how we’re interconnected as God’s children. There will be a focus on story books and hands-on activities. This class will include:

• land mass •  foods of other countries
• oceans •  show-and-tell
• basic cultures

Worshiping and reading God’s Word together is such a blessing. Beginning our day this way helps to set the stage for open minds and hearts.

This is an opportunity to explore and apply concepts through visual and kinetic experiences. The focus is on mastering principles taught during our Tuesday and Thursday Reading, Writing, and Math classes.

We believe wholeheartedly that our children need unstructured, supervised time together. Our Community Time is the answer to this need. Students eat lunch, rest their minds, and move their bodies. Board games, outdoor play items, art supplies, and more will be available.

God has created a beautiful world filled with amazing creatures. In this class, we’ll go on a world safari exploring animals from around the world including mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates, the animal diet, and habits.

It is impossible to overestimate the value of play for children. In terms of learning, play provides development of cognitive skills, physical abilities, social skills, and so much more. Plus it’s just fun! We’ll provide crafting materials, dress-up clothes, imaginative play resources, outdoor space for movement, and more for children to be their wild and free selves.

Reserved for Tuesday/Thursday students.  Students will work together, with a teacher, and on their own to complete assignments given on Thursday. They’ll also get extra support in areas where they need more practice or time to reach mastery.

We believe wholeheartedly that our children need unstructured, supervised time together. Our Community Time is the answer to this need. Students eat lunch, rest their minds, and move their bodies. Board games, outdoor play items, art supplies, and more will be available.

Children need to experience math concepts from all different angles to truly master them. We’ve spent years gathering math manipulatives, games, and resources so students can anchor fundamental concepts. Students will be guided to the materials needed for their current concept.

God is the master creator and we are his greatest masterpieces. We believe each child is a natural artist and this class is designed to foster that creativity. Projects will vary from painting to creations made with found objects.

Worshiping and reading God’s Word together is such a blessing. Beginning our day this way helps to set the stage for open minds and hearts.

We believe wholeheartedly that our children need unstructured, supervised time together. Our Community Time is the answer to this need. Students eat lunch, rest their minds, and move their bodies. Board games, outdoor play items, art supplies, and more will be available.

Math:
Assessments will be given to determine placement. Students will learn:

• number recognition, counting and writing to 20 and beyond
• simple addition and subtraction solving, practice counting by 2’s to 20, and by 1’s, 5’s and 10’s to 100
• money recognition and value of pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters
• telling time by the hour, knowing shapes and sorting shapes

Geography:
Students will be introduced to the basics of geography and how we’re interconnected as God’s children. There will be a focus on story books and hands-on activities. This class will include:

• land mass •  foods of other countries
• oceans •  show-and-tell
• basic cultures

Worshiping and reading God’s Word together is such a blessing. Beginning our day this way helps to set the stage for open minds and hearts.

This is an opportunity to explore and apply concepts through visual and kinetic experiences. The focus is on mastering principles taught during our Tuesday and Thursday Reading, Writing, and Math classes.

We believe wholeheartedly that our children need unstructured, supervised time together. Our Community Time is the answer to this need. Students eat lunch, rest their minds, and move their bodies. Board games, outdoor play items, art supplies, and more will be available.

God has created a beautiful world filled with amazing creatures. In this class, we’ll go on a world safari exploring animals from around the world including mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates, the animal diet, and habits.

It is impossible to overestimate the value of play for children. In terms of learning, play provides development of cognitive skills, physical abilities, social skills, and so much more. Plus it’s just fun! We’ll provide crafting materials, dress-up clothes, imaginative play resources, outdoor space for movement, and more for children to be their wild and free selves.

Reserved for Tuesday/Thursday students.  Students will work together, with a teacher, and on their own to complete assignments given on Thursday. They’ll also get extra support in areas where they need more practice or time to reach mastery.

God is the master creator and we are his greatest masterpieces. We believe each child is a natural artist and this class is designed to foster that creativity. Projects will vary from painting to creations made with found objects.

We believe wholeheartedly that our children need unstructured, supervised time together. Our Community Time is the answer to this need. Students eat lunch, rest their minds, and move their bodies. Board games, outdoor play items, art supplies, and more will be available.

Children need to experience math concepts from all different angles to truly master them. We’ve spent years gathering math manipulatives, games, and resources so students can anchor fundamental concepts. Students will be guided to the materials needed for their current concept.

Few things are as much fun as reading great books and getting into the kitchen with your kiddos. We’re excited to bring this to Haywood Haven for our “Little Cooks with Books” class. We will use as high quality ingredients as possible with a focus on local and organic when available.

Worshiping and reading God’s Word together is such a blessing. Beginning our day this way helps to set the stage for open minds and hearts.

Math Grade 4:
Assessments will be given to determine placement. In the fourth grade level, students will learn:

• additional multiplication facts; 10 and 11 times tables, and simple division skills; identifies and uses relationships between operations, such as division as the inverse of multiplication, to solve problems.
• to borrow and subtract 3-digits minus 3-digits, checks by addition, and borrows and subtracts from 10s, 100s, and 1000s.
• to use the terms addend, sum, minuend, subtrahend, difference, multiplier, multiplication, and product to match correct numbers in problems.
• fractions through shaded parts of a circle, learns equivalency in fractions, and adds and subtracts like fractions.
• to add and carry to 10s, 100s, and 1000s-4-digits and 4-digits.
• demonstrates understanding of basic money concepts and skills.

Math Grade 5:
Assessments will be given to determine placement. In the fifth grade level, students will learn to:

• Addition, subtraction, division, and multiplication with fractions; identifies proper and improper fractions; and reduces fractions to lowest terms.
• Factors from least to greatest
• Finding the Greatest Common Factor (GCF) and the Least Common Denominator (LCD) of fractions.
• Commutative properties of addition and multiplication and estimation.
• Defining and identifying prime numbers.
• Basic geometry-points, lines, rays, and angles; identifies geometric shapes; identifies similar and congruent figures; and finds the volume, perimeter, and area of figures.
• Probabilities and ratios.

Language Arts
A love of the English language and reading is a wonderful gift! Our goal is for students to learn the principles of writing and spelling while developing a love of literature. Skills will include:

• continued spelling rules
• proper use of parts of speech
• correctly using punctuation
• Utilize root words, prefixes, suffixes, and context clues to analyze unfamiliar words.
• Apply comprehension strategies to literary and expository texts.
• Formulate multiple paragraph pieces that focus on a specific purpose or audience.
• Write chronological pieces, pieces focusing on cause and effect and pieces that draw from personal experience.
• Using research tools to investigate and write about a specific topic.

We believe wholeheartedly that our children need unstructured, supervised time together. Our Community Time is the answer to this need. Students eat lunch, rest their minds, and move their bodies. Board games, outdoor play items, art supplies, and more will be available.

Earth Science:
Our focus for science this year is earth science. Students will study biomes, weather, droughts & sandstorms, seasons, day/night cycle, atmosphere, clouds, natural cycles, rivers/lakes/waterfalls, and oceans. 

Geography:
God has created a beautiful world for us. Students will be inspired to learn geographical terms, continents and their countries, features of different parts of the globe, mapping skills, atlas usage, art and world cultures.They’ll also read literature from around the world and learn to cook different dishes.

Worshiping and reading God’s Word together is such a blessing. Beginning our day this way helps to set the stage for open minds and hearts.

Reserved for Tuesday/Thursday students.  Students will work together, with a teacher, and on their own to complete assignments given on Thursday. They’ll also get extra support in areas where they need more practice or time to reach mastery.

Albert Einstein said, “Imagination is more important than knowledge. For knowledge is limited to all we now know and understand, while imagination embraces the entire world, and all there ever will be to know and understand.” This quote is the inspiration for our creative writing class. Students will be guided to develop their writing style and supported in gathering the tools needed to craft poems, short stories, skits, and more. Confidence in one’s writing ability pours over into every area of life as children learn to create a word of their own making

We believe wholeheartedly that our children need unstructured, supervised time together. Our Community Time is the answer to this need. Students eat lunch, rest their minds, and move their bodies. Board games, outdoor play items, art supplies, and more will be available.

In this class, students will become the ambassador of a country of their choice. They’ll research the customs, people, history, food, music, religion, natural resources, and more. They’ll then represent their country to the class and share their newfound knowledge with the group. We’ll celebrate national holidays and feast days.

It is impossible to overestimate the value of play for children. In terms of learning, play provides development of cognitive skills, physical abilities, social skills, and so much more. Plus it’s just fun! We have two play options for this time period.

Drama & Music: Children are natural musicians and actors. During this class, we’ll create skits, act out classic stories, learn the basics of music, move our bodies, and have a blast!

Imagination Stations: At Haywood Haven, we believe imagination and curiosity are superpowers! Some of the greatest learning occurs when we provide students with a few supplies, outdoor space, and unstructured time with friends. We stock a plethora of crafting materials, costume pieces, supplies for building, various nature locations, and let the kids be the geniuses they naturally are.