(updated 6/28/2021)
Textbooks are subject to change. To order books, please select the link(s), if applicable, that are underlined and blue under the individual course description. Grace Academy recommends ordering books no earlier than 7/1/2021.
Fees will be totaled per family and included in your Family Folder at Orientation. Fees will be due the first week of school payable to Grace Academy.
Each 2nd-3rd student is required to bring each of the following:
We recommend brand names as they are better quality and last longer. Please see individual classes below for any additional supplies needed.
2nd-3rd Classes:
The following courses are 2nd and 3rd grade level unless otherwise noted. Click on the image or Class Title to read more about the class.
This class will build on the elements of art: line, shape color, value, and texture. Students will create projects that increase their awareness of art throughout their world.
Through the lives of Abraham, Jacob, Joseph, and Daniel, students will learn God’s truths and develop character through weekly lessons and class discussion.
In the Grace Academy computer lab, students will be introduced to Mac computers. Students will learn to use Word, Power Point and Excel. They will develop confidence when using computers by being exposed to multiple software applications and repetitive use.
Students will learn theater skills, techniques and history by performing simple skits and plays based on parables and popular fairy tales, incorporating the principles of Galatians 5:22-23.
Enrichment is a fun and exciting time for K-3rd Grade students from 12:35-2:00. Students will eat lunch together, socialize and participate in enrichment activities.
This class is to help improve student’s sport skills and fitness. Students will participate in exercises, games and various sports.
Students will represent and solve problems involving addition and subtraction, understand place value, measure and estimate lengths in standard units, work with time, money, and data. The students will begin the foundation of multiplication, and reason with shapes and attributes.
Students will learn addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, money, graphs, calendar, fractions, decimals, time, measurements and more!
Students will experience and differentiate between different types of literature while improving reading skills such as fluency, inflection, and comprehension. Simple story elements such as plot, character, and setting will be explored.
Independent-level readers will dive into quality literature, uncovering story elements, character development, genre studies, predictions and inferences, and vocabulary.
Students will learn about and explore things in the world around them, such as energy, simple machines, earth’s atmosphere, weather, water cycle, plants, and the human body.
This course is designed to focus on the various communities that surround us. Topics include: definition of a community, types of community, our country’s regions, and environment, our history, citizens, government, and various cultures. The students will learn how to use various important map skills.
This course is designed to introduce students to the Spanish language. Basic vocabulary, pronunciation, reading and writing activities are applied throughout the course.
Students will study the English language as it relates to word relationships. This course will be an intensive study of grammar including punctuation and the parts of speech.
Students will participate in a curriculum based on the idea of educating students in four specific disciplines — science, technology, engineering and mathematics…
Students will be using the WriteShop curriculum in this course. WriteShop Primary uses hands-on activities to teach the concepts of the writing process at the very simplest level.
