More time is spent in actual reading practice than on completing workbooks. The Kindergarten curriculum is designed to help students make a comfortable transition from home to school. Group and individual activities are used to aid in the development of social skills, independent work skills, and motor skills. Bible stories studied are about the life of Christ and other Bible characters with applications to the students lives today. Comprehension of main ideas and expressive oral reading is taught.
Students learn to spell through phonics, and use daily writing to share their ideas with others.
A study of the Bible stories from the fall of Lucifer through the life of Joseph helps the students to see how God also leads in their own lives. A combination of individual and group reading experiences leads students to become independent readers. The Accelerated Reader program begins in second grade. Science includes the study of the earth, seasons, animals and insects, health and safety, conservation, liquids and gases, and forces. In Social Studies, students develop respect for human dignity and social responsibility through a multi-cultural approach to the study of communities and neighborhoods both near and far.