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Classical education aims to cultivate lifelong learners who are well-rounded, critical thinkers, capable of engaging with complex ideas and contributing positively to society. Our 6th Grade curriculum aims to teach practical application of English Language Arts and Math as well as utilize critical thinking skills to explore and converse about the human world through History, Science, and Fine Arts.

Classical education aims to cultivate lifelong learners who are well-rounded, critical thinkers, capable of engaging with complex ideas and contributing positively to society.
Our 6th Grade curriculum aims to teach practical application of English Language Arts and Math as well as utilize critical thinking skills to explore and converse about the human world through History, Science, and Fine Arts.

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Reinforces language arts skills, emphasizing clear writing through short illustrative paragraphs, preparing students for analytical reading and writing by engaging in detailed discussions about characters, setting, plot, and meaning, and studying classic literature including “The Adventures of Tom Sawyer,” “Anne of Green Gables,” and other notable books.

This course product is for one semester. Please select “2” for the quantity for the full year.

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Preparation for Pre-Algebra and Algebra by building on their Singapore Mathematics foundation, emphasizing concrete-to-abstract understanding, covering factors, fractions, decimals, geometry, ratios, percentages, negative numbers, and fostering advanced problem-solving skills.

This course product is for one semester. Please select “2” for the quantity for the full year.

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Life science that emphasizes a naturalist approach, focusing on classification of living things, particularly within Kingdom Animalia, through observation, communication, nature journaling, and labs, ultimately exploring various organisms and their environments.

This course product is for one semester. Please select “2” for the quantity for the full year.

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World History delves into humanity’s evolution over time, across diverse cultures, emphasizing societal, legal, technological, and philosophical aspects, with a focus on significant cultures like Mesopotamia, the Mediterranean, Europe, China, India, Russia, and the Americas, while also exploring world governments, religions, and economic systems.

This course product is for one semester. Please select “2” for the quantity for the full year.

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