CLASSES BY TUTOR

This is the same course offered each period

These art classes will divide the class times between both Watercolor on paper and expanding your art talents with painting with the vast color combinations of Acrylic Painting techniques on canvas. 

 We also will be experimenting with students doing Digital Photography with their phone and cameras in all class periods. Lessons in Painting, Drawing, and some Art History Lessons.

(5th grade students welcome IF mature, and self-disciplined, and able to work on their own projects.)   

Contact Bob Ross with questions or to be placed on Temporary Class Roster : <This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.>    

Advanced Writing Class Workshop

“You can make anything by writing.” C.S. Lewis

This class will build on what we did in the previous workshop, by continuing using the

Six Traits Writing process. We will work on perfecting a 5 or 7 paragraph essay, work

on character development, word choice, as well as dive a little deeper into using an

academic voice when writing.

There WILL be weekly writing assignments.

Ms. Affleck will send out a supply list 2 weeks before class.

Class Dates for 2026: January 8, 15, 22, & 29

February 5, 12, 19, & 26

March 5, 12, 19, & 26

To sign up for this class, please contact the tutor via the following email.

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I am a Heartland vendor (Ms. A’s Tutoring)

  This course will lead students through a study of Colonial-Revolutionary, Romantic, Realistic/Naturalistic and Modern American literature while examining the impact of such issues as Darwinism and religious liberalism on these periods. The students will strengthen their understanding of the proper construction of the essay and continue to build their vocabulary through a supplemental Latin course. The class format will include lecture, discussion and reading, as well as audio/visual teaching aids. A year-long syllabus will be sent home to ensure communication between parent/teacher, student and class/instructor. Curriculum Required: American Literature for Christian Schools Bob Jones University Press, any edition 1992 and newer (a few are available from HERC library or $19.99 on amazon.com), and The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain. (Supplies fee includes class notebook, all homework sheets and Latin packet) Contact Carla Muller with questions or to be placed on Temporary Class Roster <This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.>

Semester payments are not available at this time.

American Sign Language is quickly growing to be the third most used language in America, and is a valid choice to meet the high school foreign language requirement. This course will introduce the basics of ASL and show the differences between ASL and other forms of communication for the hearing impaired. Many techniques will be implemented, such as worksheets, videos, skits, class practice. The student will learn Beginning ASL, including vocabulary, deaf culture and history, and the grammar and sentence structure that makes it an official language. Curriculum required: info given at the time of registration. A notebook, binder and writing utensils are required.  For questions or to be added to Temporary Class Roster, email Diane Baker <This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.>

**PLEASE NOTE: If you register and pay in full for this class BEFORE June, you will pay the  2023-2024 price.  June 1st and after will be the 2024-2025 price.

Semester payments are not available at this time.