First- and Second-graders will have a “toadally” fun time as they gather around Paradise Pond to learn what it means to fully rely on God. Inhabitants of the pond, including Oakley the talking tree and Fred the Frog, teach the children about who God is through stories in the Old Testament.

While we are using the same curriculum for both grades, it is tailored for the needs and learning capacity for each grade to which it is presented.

The Mission to Planet Earth is a journey through the book of Acts and the lives of great historical missionaries. Third- and Fourth-grade cadets will receive help to discover their life’s mission including what it means to be a Christian. The classroom, Starship Redeemer, captained by Ambassador Lightbearer, provides an adventurous setting for this important mission.

While we are using the same curriculum for both grades, it is tailored for the needs and learning capacity for each grade to which it is presented.

Fifth-grade explorers are taken back to the 1897 Klondike Gold Rush to learn truths from the Bible that will help them avoid traps that can so easily entangle them as they move into the teenage years. This class is designed to help students learn about twelve specific traps, including drugs and alcohol, to set their standards in advance related to these traps and to avoid getting caught in them during adolescence and beyond.