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LDS CURRICULUM

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Preschool through Honors High School:

  • Religion, Academics, Life Skills in 344 Courses
  • Incremental & Success Oriented for Lasting Learning
  • Strategies which result in High Test Scores
  • Test Results: 98 percentile in Reading, 92 in Math
  • Economic and User-Friendly
  • Leads the Child to Christ.


  • MISSION STATEMENT:

    Beehive exists to supply LDS home schools, private schools, and individual students, preschool through high school age,                        with an excellent, academic, patriotic, and religiously God-centered curriculum that nurtures                         individual achievement, joy in learning, and a firm faith in and testimony of Jesus Christ.


    WHY CHOOSE BEEHIVE?


  • Beehive emphasizes walking the walk of a righteous life; forming habits of righteousness through service, study, meditation and prayer.
  • Beehive allows students to progress at their own pace.
  • Beehive contains learning strategies and exercises throughout the curriculum which fully integrate brain function to achieve higher performance.
  • Beehive is success-oriented, giving the student incremental success experiences leading-up to considerable achievement.
  • Beehive is the only Preschool through Honors High School LDS Curriculum.
  • Beehive requires everyone to become some kind of a musician, because musicians develop a greater capacity to learn, synthesize information, and create.
  • Beehive incorporates LDS authors, authorities, history, and doctrine throughout the courses.
  • Beehive has nuggets of wisdom and insights not found elsewhere.
  • Finally, Beehive teaches the student to actively seek and incorporate the help of the members of the Godhead in his studies; to truly learn "by study and by faith".
  • PARTICULARS:

    1. SIXTEEN LEVELS:
      1. Preschool
      2. Kindergarten
      3. First through 12th grades
      4. Two years of Honors High School Courses equivalent to lower level college courses.

    2. SUBJECTS
      1. Preschool: Stories of Jesus, Readiness, Reading, Writing, Numbers, History-Science, Art-Music-Movement, Life Skills & Service
      2. Kindergarten: Book of Mormon Stories, Readiness, Reading, Writing, Numbers, History-Science, Art-Music-Movement, Life Skills & Service
      3. First through Honors High School - 14 Levels or Grades of each of the following:
        1. Arts
        2. Book of Mormon
        3. Business, Economics, and Financial Management
        4. Communications
        5. Geography
        6. Government
        7. History
        8. Human Biology and Wellness
        9. Independent Studies
        10. Latin
        11. Life Skills
        12. Math
        13. Music
        14. Personal and Family History and Studies
        15. Physical Fitness, Dance, and Sports
        16. Practical Arts
        17. Religion
        18. Science
        19. service
        20. Spanish
        21. Test Prep
        22. Theater
        23. Vocabulary

    3. COURSE FORMAT - Most Courses
      1. Introductory with Standard Lesson Plan; Materials List and Lesson Index with Objectives.
      2. 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Quarterly Assessments, plus Final 4th Quarter Assessment.
      3. Lessons in 15 Lesson packets or, in some cases, given in their entirety in the Introductory Lesson Index.
      4. Normally 180 actual lessons per course.
      5. Suggested 85% correct required to pass course final.

    4. LESSON FORMAT
      1. Begin with reviews of previous day's or weeks work.
      2. Short, concise, to-the-point lessons. Studies show 25 minutes per lesson is the optimum time allotment.
      3. Use of Bloom's hierarchy of learning skills to increase application of what is learned.
      4. Application of the lesson to real life as well as gospel principles.
      5. Fun projects or activites to emphasis concepts and practice skills.
      6. Weekly and Periodic reviews and assessments.

    5. HOW IT WORKS
      1. The parent or teacher enrolls the student, homeschool or private school by paying the yearly subscription and choosing a password to access the curriculum.
      2. EACH STUDENT BEGINS AT THE LOWEST LEVEL - PRESCHOOL - TO INSURE THAT HE or SHE RECEIVES THE FULL BENEFIT and KNOWLEDGE GIVEN in the BEEHIVE CURRICULUM.
      3. If the student is YOUNGER - he or she should just begin at the preschool level and progress as he is able.
      4. If the student is OLDER -
        1. The parent prints off the quarterly or even the final assessment in each of the preschool courses.
        2. The student then takes the assessments.
        3. Any assessment that the student passes with an 85% correct score, he should consider passed-off.
        4. However, for any missed questions, he should access the leasson numbers given by the missed questions; study those lessons and then retake the missed portions of the final or quarterly assessment. To pass-off the missed portions, he must receive a 100% correct score.
        5. When he has passed-off a level of a subject satisfactorily, then he progresses to the next level of that subject.
        6. He continues taking the assesments at higher levels until he reaches a point where his initial score on an assessment is 60% or less.
        7. At this point, he should study all the lessons for that subject at that level.
          1. For example: Lou takes the reading assessment at the preschool level and passes it off with 96%. She continues through the kindergarten level of reading, getting a 90%. She reviews the lessons for the questions she missed. She works her way through Levels 1, 2, and 3, but recieves a score of 59% on the Level 4 Communications course final assessment. This means that she does all of the Level 4 lessons. Her working level is Level 4.

    6. AVAILABILITY
      1. Preschool and Kindergarten levels will be fully available by the end of February, 2012.
      2. All Book of Mormon and Religion Courses will also be available by the end of February, 2012.
      3. Next, we will rapidly fill-out the lower levels, 1-4, and move by subject through the middle levels, 5-8. The higher levels, 9 through 14 will take another year or two.
      4. Subscribers are kept up-to-date through the weekly "THE BUZZ" Newsletter.

    7. COSTS
      1. Subscription: $125.00 a year per family, school, or individual. Allows full access to curriculum PDFs. Allows 200 downloads a week.
      2. Course Materials - Subscriptions to The Friend or The New Era and various books or CDs or DVDs as mentioned throughout the curricula. NOTE: Additional expense is kept to the minimum as many resources as possible are included within the curriculum.
      3. Supplies: paper, pencils, pens, erasers, computer and copy paper, printer and ink, crayons, colored pencils, clay, journals, white and colored lined and plain index cards, rubber bands, three-ring binders.
      4. SIGN-UP - See ONLINE CURRICULUM PAGE


    8. OUR GUARANTEE
      1. If you change your mind or are not satisfied with the courses for any reason, let us know within ten days of signing-up and we will refund 90% of your subscription. Sorry, we must retain 10% to cover processing fees charged to us.

    9. TESTIMONIALS
    10. "The Online Curriculum is exceptional. I'm recommending it to all my friends and family." Online Subscriber

      "Here they teach faith, not humanism. The religion courses are of exceptional quality." Parent

      "I switched to Beehive because they use LDS authors and sources in their curriculum." Parent

      "There is so much to learn. I just love all the information. Thank you, very much." Parent

    11. DISCLAIMER
      1. The contents and information located on this sight are the sole responsibility of BEEHIVE LDS SCHOOLING, LLC. which is not connected with or overseen in anyway by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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