Preschool

The K4 Bible curriculum introduces young children to foundational stories of faith, obedience,
and God's love. Beginning with creation, students explore how God made the world, animals,
and people. Lessons focus on key figures such as Adam and Eve, Noah, Abraham, Joseph,
Moses, David, and Jesus, teaching trust, kindness, and forgiveness. Special units include
Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter, emphasizing gratitude, God’s greatest gift, and the
resurrection. Through interactive storytelling, children learn about faith, prayer, and God’s
promises while discovering that Jesus loves and cares for everyone. The course nurtures spiritual
growth, character development, and joyful worship.

Bible
God’s Story and Our Faith: The kindergarten bible curriculum introduces children to key stories
and themes from the Old and New Testaments, teaching God’s love, faithfulness, and plan for His
people. Through engaging lessons, children explore creation, the lives of biblical figures like
Noah, Abraham, Moses, David, Esther, and Jesus, and learn about obedience, kindness, courage,
forgiveness, and trust in God. Activities include storytelling, prayer, and practical applications to
help children understand their relationship with God, follow Jesus’ teachings, and develop a heart
for serving others.

Bible
In first grade Bible, students are introduced to foundational Bible truths that emphasize God’s
relationship with His people. Through engaging stories and lessons, students learn about God’s
creation, promises, provision, and love while exploring themes like thankfulness, faith,
forgiveness, and obedience.

Bible
In second grade, the focus of the class is to explore the character traits of various people in the
Bible, teaching students how to apply biblical principles to their own lives. Through these stories,
students learn about faithfulness, humility, prayer, courage, and compassion as they grow in their
relationship with God and others.
 

Bible
In third grade, the focus of the Bible study is on the life of Christ, the early Church, and the
spread of the gospel, emphasizing how students can live out their faith in response to God’s
Word.

Bible
In fourth grade, the focus of the Bible is to study, students develop foundational doctrines of the
Christian faith, helping students deepen their understanding of God’s Word and its application to
their lives.
 

Bible
In fifth grade, the focus of the study is Old Testament stories and lessons that highlight the impact
of choices and their consequences.
 

Bible
In middle school, young people face more and more decisions on their own. Soon they find
that their new freedoms are followed by greater responsibility and higher
expectations. Wise Up encourages our students to study the wisdom of God in Proverbs,
allowing Him to shape their lives into the image of His Son, Christ and to apply these
principles to their daily lives.

Bible
Eighth graders dive deep into the life and ministry of Christ through an in-depth study of
the Gospel of John. This course highlights the unique characteristics of John’s Gospel, its
theological themes, and its call to faith. Students will explore Christ's deity, His miracles,
teachings, and redemptive work, while applying lessons to their own spiritual growth and
witness.