Spotlight! for Kindergarten - 5th Grade
Full Day Thematic-Focused Learning Program
Spotlight! expands to full day for 2025-26!
Spotlight! is designed to provide students meaningful group learning experience and encourage positive peer interaction in a safe environment that reflects biblical values. Spotlight! is a full-day program meeting one day per week for 32 weeks for the entire academic year. Each grade’s Spotlight! focuses on a thematic core specific to a time period or a topic.
Spotlight! includes a hands-on unit study approach providing instruction in most subjects areas. Math and phonics are not part of Spotlight! Families may choose to extend the thematic-focus with further investigative learning at home or as a standalone supplement paired alongside the curriculum of their choice. All Kindergarten through 5th grade students will need an individual English/Phonics and Mathematics program associated with the grade level of the student.
Spotlight! K-5 Programs
K & 1st Grade
Spotlight! K/1 invites young learners on a delightful journey through the Old Testament, following a chronological study of key Bible stories.
Through engaging lessons, scripture memory, and foundational Bible skills, your child will discover the wonders of God’s Word.
Through engaging lessons, scripture memory, and foundational Bible skills, your child will discover the wonders of God’s Word.
2nd & 3rd Grade
With Spotlight! 2/3 your child will embark on an engaging journey through the New Testament, diving into the life of Jesus as told in the Gospels and exploring the powerful messages found in The Letters. Through interactive Bible study, scripture memorization, and skill-building activities, students will develop a deeper understanding of their faith.
4th & 5th Grade
Spotlight! 4/5 challenges students to grow in their understanding of a biblical worldview as they explore how to truly know God while observing His faithfulness throughout church history. Through Bible stories, scripture memory, and notebook journaling, your child will connect faith with history in a meaningful way.