
Homeschool Classes
These classes are intended for homeschool families who want to outsource their children for math classes. These classes are hosted at Simple Faith Calvary Chapel and are faith based.
Summer Courses 2022
High School Math Prep
Target Student: This summer course is intended to prepare students who are close to or are beginning highschool math classes. Your student should enroll in this summer course if they plan to enroll in either Math 76 or Pre-Algebra in the fall.
Course Description: This summer course will cover a new topic each week. Over the course of one hour each week, students will be introduced to a concept with the intent to strengthen their skill in that concept in preparation for the upcoming school year. The first part of class will be an introduction to the topic and how it applies to real life situations. The latter portion of class will consist of practical practice with the concept through fun, interactive activities.
Tentative Schedule of Topics:
July 8th: Divisibility Rules
July 15th: Least Common Multiple
July 22th: Fractions (Adding and Subtracting) July 29th: Fractions, percents, decimals August 5th: Perimeter
August 12th: Area
Course Description: This summer course will cover a new topic each week. Over the course of one hour each week, students will be introduced to a concept with the intent to strengthen their skill in that concept in preparation for the upcoming school year. The first part of class will be an introduction to the topic and how it applies to real life situations. The latter portion of class will consist of practical practice with the concept through fun, interactive activities.
Tentative Schedule of Topics:
July 8th: Divisibility Rules
July 15th: Least Common Multiple
July 22th: Fractions (Adding and Subtracting) July 29th: Fractions, percents, decimals August 5th: Perimeter
August 12th: Area
High School Math Refresher
Target Student: This summer course is intended to prepare students who have already taken some high school level math classes. Your student should enroll in this summer course if they plan to enroll in either Algebra 1 or Algebra 2 in the fall.
Course Description: This summer course will cover a new topic each week. Over the course of one hour each week, students will be introduced to a concept with the intent to strengthen their skill in that concept in preparation for the upcoming school year. The first part of class will be an introduction to the topic and how it applies to real life situations. The latter portion of class will consist of practical practice with the concept through fun, interactive activities.
Tentative Schedule of Topics:
July 8th: Fractions (Adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing) July 15th: Circumference and Area of Circles
July 22th: Order of Operations
July 29th: Solving Equations with one unknown
August 5th: Graphing Linear Equations part 1 August 12th: Graphing Linear Equations part 2
Course Description: This summer course will cover a new topic each week. Over the course of one hour each week, students will be introduced to a concept with the intent to strengthen their skill in that concept in preparation for the upcoming school year. The first part of class will be an introduction to the topic and how it applies to real life situations. The latter portion of class will consist of practical practice with the concept through fun, interactive activities.
Tentative Schedule of Topics:
July 8th: Fractions (Adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing) July 15th: Circumference and Area of Circles
July 22th: Order of Operations
July 29th: Solving Equations with one unknown
August 5th: Graphing Linear Equations part 1 August 12th: Graphing Linear Equations part 2