Monday, January 2, 2012


Co-Op Spring 2012 Schedule

Elementary
Elementary First 1:15 - 1:50 Second 1:50- 2:20 Third 2:20- 2:50 Fourth 2:50- 3:20 Fifth 3:20- 4:00
Pre-K Art Pre-K Music Pre-K Pre-K
4 & 5 Art  Science Music FIAR  FIAR 
6&7 FIAR  FIAR  FIAR  Art Science
8 & 9 Science Art FIAR  FIAR  FIAR 
10 & 11 Bible Study Book Club Science Spanish Art


Middle School/High School

1:15-2:05
2:10-3:00
3:05-4:00
Spanish 2
Creative Writing 2
Chemistry
Chorus
Art
Literature
Founding Fathers History*
Leadership Bible Study*
Debate*


         

Tuesday, May 3, 2011

End of the Year Picnic

Time
Tuesday, May 10 · 10:00am - 1:00pm

Location
Barboursville Park

Created By

More Info
All homeschooling families are invited to join us for our end of the year picnic. We will meet at the Amphitheater at 10:00 where the drama and music classes will share with us what they have been working on this semester. We will sit on the stage for the performances. Kids on the floor and adults in the back. Adults may want to bring a chair.

Then we will move to the shelter near the basketball courts for food, fun, and fellowship. Paper supplies and chicken will be provided. Please bring a drink and side dish/dessert to share. Leave a note as to what you're bringing please.

Thanks!
Stephanie

Monday, January 24, 2011

ACCHE T-Shirts

T-shirt/hoodie orders will be taken at co-op next Tuesday, February 1st. We must have a minimum order of 12 shirts to place an order. The shirts will be printed with the ACCHE logo in white ink. Shirts must be paid for when ordered and, assuming we get the minimum order, will be delivered at our following co-op on Tuesday, February 15th. Prices and color choices are below. Please have exact cash or make checks payable to Hometown Sportswear.
short sleeved tees: $6.36
black
burnt orange
California blue
columbia blue
cyber pink
deep purple
forest green
jade
kelly green
dark khaki
maroon
oxford grey
royal blue
navy
red
chocolate
cardinal
long sleeved tees: $8.48
black
forest green
maroon
oxford
royal blue
navy
red
hooded sweatshirts: $ 21.20
black
forest green
maroon
oxford grey
royal blue
navy
red
cardinal
chocolate
kelly green

Monday, January 3, 2011

Faculty Lounge

January's Faculty Lounge will be hosted by Sara Swann on Friday, January 21st. The theme will be SAVING MONEY, including couponing and other shopping strategies. It's a chance to share what you know and learn from other moms as well. Bring a dish to share for this evening of fun and fellowship. No kids allowed! Please rsvp to Sara for directions: theswanns@netzero.net

Monday, December 20, 2010

Spring Class Choices

See below the classes offered for middle and high school students for ACCHE's spring semester. Please share the list with your middle/high schoolers. They will need to choose one class for each period. Sign-up will be available at co-op on Tuesday, Dec. 21.

Period ½ - 10:15 - 11:10
Creative Writing (Jennie Spoor)
This class will cover creative (fictional) writing rather than expository writing--shorts stories, poetry, maybe even novel rather than essays. We will spend a lot of time learning to show rather than tell, learning how to make our work clear for the reader in various situations, and use various literary devices CREATIVELY. We will have lots of fun writing and hearing each others' work and talking about improving. Students will need a spiral notebook or ring binder with blank paper and the ability to store loose papers.
 
Literature (Glenna Sadler)
This class will be reading The Chronicles of Narnia, all 7 books, in chronological order so the events in the books will make more sense. The books will be read in the 2-week periods between classes with discussion each time we meet. Written assignments will frequently accompany the reading assignments.

Spanish (Becky Corder)
Beginner Spanish will be covering pronunciation, pronouns, basic vocabulary, and common phrases.
 
 
Period ¾ - 11:15 - 12:10
Drama (Tammy Payne)
In Drama, we will be learning some acting techniques. We will also be putting on a play for the co-op families at the end of the semester.

Puppetry (Patricia Stilwell)
In this class, you will learn basic puppet manipulation: how to hold a puppet, move its mouth and body correctly. You will also learn how to use arm rods on a puppet and how to work a human arm puppet. We will be singing songs and maybe work on a little play to perform if time allows. Hope to have a lot of fun!!

Dangerous Class (Angela Harbour)
This class will be based on the Dangerous Book for Boys and some other resources to teach skills that will be fun and useful.
 
Period 5 - 12:15 - 12:40
Lunch

Period 6 - 12:45 - 1:20
Health (Beth Miller)
This class will cover some basic body systems and first aid basics. It may also touch on smoking and drug use basic info, and healthy life choices.

WV Studies (Lynda Vance)
Information presented will cover the culture and history of West Virginia

Public Speaking (Mary Black)
This class will cover the basic speech types, informative, layout, persuasive, impromptu, and demonstration. Students will memorize some speeches and write some of their own speeches. They will give oral presentations to their classmates.