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Teacher Profile

Wendy Follis

email: wendy.follis@prepclasses.org

Wendy Follis has been an educator since 1990 and has homeschooled her 3 children starting in 1996, graduating the last in 2017.  She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education, and is certified to teach all subject areas for grades 1-8.  PREP Classes was an integral part of her family's homeschool experience from 2005 to 2017. One primary goal she strives to achieve in her classroom is to instill the joy of discovery in each of her students!  Wendy has served alongside her husband at West University Baptist / Crosspoint Church since 2013.  They enjoy traveling far and near and playing with their adorable grandson, Rowe!

Teacher's Classes

This class is designed to offer your child a hands-on, interactive year of discovery and serves as a launching point into PREP's comprehensive science program. Looking through a biblical lens, students will develop an appreciation of God as Creator as they study Earth (solar system, weather, rocks and minerals), Life (cells, plants, animals, ecosystems), and Physical Sciences (matter, force, electricity).

The lessons will be centered around a weekly reading assignment, as well as pages to be completed in the student activity manual.  Your child will participate in class discussions, group and individual activities, STEM activities, and experiments.

Quizzes will be given after the appropriate section under the teacher’s discretion.  Tests will be given at the end of each unit.  Tests may be given at home or in  the classroom, depending on what is going on in class that week.

Required texts and materials (provided by parents): 

Please have materials in hand at least one week before classes start.

Textbooks provided by Parents:

Science 3 Student Text (5th Edition), Bob Jones University Press

Science 3 Student Activity Manual (5th Edition), Bob Jones University Press

Prerequisite:  Students must be at least 8 years old and read and write proficiently at a 3rd grade level.

Tuition: Monthly tuition is due the first class of each month.  Late tuition will incur a late fee of $10.  For students who drop the class after September 30, three month's tuition will be required as a drop fee.  For students who drop the class after December 15, tuition for the remainder of the year will be required as a drop fee.


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This class is designed to offer your child a hands-on, interactive year of discovery and will build a foundation for further study in upper level sciences.  Looking through a biblical lens, students will develop an appreciation of God as Creator as they study characteristics of plants, animals, the human body, energy and motion, waves, light, sound, the Earth, water and natural resources.

The lessons will be centered around a weekly reading assignment, as well as pages to be completed in the student activity manual.  Your child will participate in class discussions, group and individual activities, experiments and special projects.  Students should set aside additional time each week to prepare for regular chapter tests.

Required texts and materials (provided by parents):

Please have materials in hand at least one week before classes start.

Science 4 Student Text (5th Edition), Bob Jones University Press

Science 4 Student Activity Manual (5th Edition), Bob Jones University Press

Other supplies required will be detailed at the PREP Orientation.

Prerequisite: Student must be at least 9 years old and read and write proficiently at a 4th grade level.

Tuition: Monthly tuition is due the first class of each month.  Late tuition will incur a late fee of $10.  For students who drop the class after September 30, three month's tuition will be required as a drop fee.  For students who drop the class after December 15, the remainder of tuition for the year is required as a drop fee.


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This class is designed to offer your child a hands-on, interactive year of discovery and will build a foundation for further study in upper level sciences.  Looking through a biblical lens, students will develop an appreciation of God as Creator as they study minerals and rocks, fossils and dinosaurs, matter, energy and heat, weather, biomes, ecosystems, sound and light, and the body.

The lessons will be centered around a weekly reading assignment, as well as pages to be completed in the student activity manual.  Your child will participate in class discussions, group and individual activities, experiments and special projects.  Students should set aside additional time each week to prepare for regular chapter tests.

Required texts and materials (provided by parents):

Please have materials in hand at least one week before classes start.

Science 5 Student Text (4th Edition), Bob Jones University Press

Science 5 Student Activity Manual (4th Edition), Bob Jones University Press

Other supplies required will be detailed at the PREP Orientation.


Prerequisite:
 Student must be at least 10 years old and read and write proficiently at a 5th grade level.
 
Tuition:  Monthly tuition is due the first class of each month.  Late tuition will incur a late fee of $10.  For students who drop the class after September 30, three month's tuition will be required as a drop fee.  For students who drop the class after December 15, the remainder of tuition for the year will be due.

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In this class, students will study various aspects of physical, life and earth sciences including earthquakes and volcanoes, weather and erosion, natural resources, cells and organisms, animal and plant classification, matter and energy, electricity and magnetism, the solar system, stars and constellations, plant and animal reproduction, heredity, the nervous system and the immune system. Each topic is discussed within a Biblical worldview. Students will develop critical thinking skills through the application of scientific knowledge in experiments, demonstrations, small group activities, discussions, lab manual worksheets and special projects.  The last project of the year will be an in-class Science Fair.

The lessons will be centered around a weekly reading assignment, as well as pages to be completed in the student activity manual.  Students should set aside additional time each week to prepare for regular chapter tests.

Required texts and materials (provided by parents):

Please have materials in hand at least one week before classes start as students will have a reading assignment due the first day of class.

Science 6 Student Text (4th Edition), Bob Jones University Press

Science 6 Student Activity Manual (4th Edition), Bob Jones University Press

Other supplies required will be detailed at the PREP Orientation.

Prerequisite: Student must be at least 11 years old and read and write at a 6th grade level.

Tuition:  Monthly tuition is due the first class of each month.  Late tuition will incur a late fee of $10.  For students who drop the class after September 30, three month's tuition will be required as a drop fee.  For students who drop the class after December 15, tuition for the remainder of the year is required as a drop fee.


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