Curriculum
We’re shaping confident, compassionate, and curious thinkers for the future—right from the comfort of home.
Our mission was to find a well rounded curriculum that supported all the main subjects while bringing in a wholesome appreciation for art, nature and faith. We teach from “The Good & the Beautiful” as our main set of coursework for Language Arts & Literature (reading, spelling, phonics) Math, Science, Handwriting and Electives. We also use other supportive workbooks for Geography, thinking skills, mazes and financial literacy.
The Good & the Beautiful provides a faith based, spiral learning curriculum. It is a non-denominational curriculum that focuses on founding Christian principals such as kindness, faith, honesty and acknowledgement of the beauty of God in our lives.
Spiral learning is an educational approach where concepts and skills are introduced at a basic level and revisited repeatedly at increasing levels of complexity over time. This method allows students to build on their prior knowledge, deepening their understanding with each revisit and connecting new information to existing knowledge.
What can Parents expect?
Have you ever asked your child, what did you do at school today? To which they reply.. I don’t know, shrug their shoulders and head to the pantry for a snack.
Well at The Village, that answer will be replaced with happy, confident children that cannot wait to tell you about all the things they did! Our mission began with a simple yet powerful idea: to create the change we wanted to see in the world. We’re dedicated to building a true sense of community for children and their families. In our safe and nurturing environment, we empower children to express themselves in healthy ways, boost their confidence through knowledge and skill-building, and foster creativity and curiosity. Through acts of kindness and service, both within our learning pod and in the broader world, we instill values that parents work to cultivate every day—a foundation of compassion, connection, and lifelong learning.
Small class size, we stay under a 1:10 teacher student ratio.
You will be provided with a daily progress report of what your child accomplished.
Daily photos and videos of their time at school.
The full year calendar in advance.
Open year-round with basic holiday breaks in the summer and winter.
An overly fun schedule that shines light on different themes each month.
Life Skills - bring your laundry basket! Your child will continue to build skills for doing their washing & folding.
Cooking, baking, working in service together, reading together, exploring Art.
Healthy and fun discussions! Debate, which cookie is better, Oreo or Nutter Butter? Why? describe it, present a pitch to the group on why you believe your pick should be the winner.
Starting their own in home play businesses. Discussions on a healthy relationship with finances. How do we earn, save and help others in our community? Participate in a Village community bake sale, with food they baked!
And much much more..
A Day in the life at The Village:
Come inside, drop your backpacks and lunch in the designated areas.
Wash hands and start with free play.
Group praise and dance party to start the day off right!
Start our morning lessons in our course books. Open for group discussions on the topics we are learning about.
Group lunch, we set the tables together, clean up together and do our dishes together. Life Skills are very important for children to build their sense of accomplishment and confidence!
Recess, outdoor play, spend time in the Children’s Garden, soccer, trampoline time, freeze tag, bubbles, chalk, a nature scavenger hunt, all the ways we can get our wiggles out and breathe in the glorious air!
Start our afternoon lessons in our course books. Highlight learning in any of our monthly themes, it could be about the great big ocean, sharks, volcanoes, American history, Space, Dinosaurs and more!
Free play, baking and art!
Time to go home! See you tomorrow!
