Curriculum

  • Building on the Rock: Biblical worldview and bible study
  • VoWac phonics and spelling
  • First Language Lessons
  • Write Source
  • Right Start Mathematics
  • Zaner-Bloser handwriting
  • Handwriting without Tears
  • The Mystery of History
  • The Story of the World


Special Area Classes

Art
At LCCS we integrate areas of study with art history and the development of art skills. Students are introduced to the basic elements of art including line, color, shape, texture, and space using a multitude of mediums.

Music
Students are introduced to a variety of music, as well as the basic elements of music. Movement activities and singing games are utilized as well. Most importantly, each week students are given an opportunity to worship God through song.

Latin
Students begin with Latin phrases and responses expanding with roots, derivatives and verb conjunction.  Basic vocabulary is taught through the use of games, songs, books, and journal writing.

Worship
"But seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness and all these things will be given to you as well." Matthew 6:33 

Each in-school day begins with worship class. The moral development and discipleship of the students is at the heart of the school’s vision, therefore teaching a biblical worldview and the heart of Christ through worship is a vital component of their school day.  LCCS uses Summit Minitries Building on the Rock curriculum for this purpose.

 Building on the Rock is the first fully integrated worldview and Bible survey course for elementary school students. This unique curriculum is designed to help younger students begin to formulate and relate learned Bible facts with a genuine Christian worldview. It is designed to help students interpret knowledge and build foundational beliefs and values from a Christian perspective. In an age of competing worldviews, this curriculum will help young students formulate a biblical perspective of the world so that they will reflect the Scriptures both in their thoughts and in their actions.

Building on the Rock includes six sections of study designed in a spiral sequence that effectively integrates both worldview and biblical content. Each grade level concentrates on one of the sections and either reviews or introduces the others. One incredible advantage of this design is that students who enter the curriculum at different grade levels can be easily included without having gone through the previous grades. Memory verses, activities, music, crafts and object lessons are incorporated to enhance the learning of biblical principles and character. Additional lessons are sent home during the week for optional participation by the families or use on homeschool days.

Deuteronomy 6:5-7 tells us "So love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul and strength. Memorize His laws, and tell them to your children over and over again. Talk about them all the time, whether you are at home or walking along the road or going to bed at night or getting up in the morning". At LCCS, our heart is to see God’s character shine through our children and families so that a world that may not know God might come to know Him through our love...returning to a heart of worshipping Him with our lives!

 

 

In-school Days Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday
Location   Seacoast Church, Longpoint Campus, Mt. Pleasant

8:30-1:30 Kindergarten
8:30-2:30 1st Grade

Home School Days Monday and Thursday