
Middle School 6-8
Middle School Academics and Curriculum IP is a researched based and Christian faith school. The outstanding faculty and staff at IICP are exceptional both professionally and personally. In addition, our approach to curriculum is particularly excellent. Middle School Immersion program uses a combination Christian program Lifepac and advanced resources in the curriculum to enhance vocabulary in all languages. The Middle School Bible curriculum is currently a combination of Purposeful Design and a curriculum that was developed by IP’s MS Bible Department Head. The 7th and 8th grade are required to take Spanish I and II rather than the standard Middle School Spanish due to immersion experience. Excellent computer integration helps prepare our students academically.
Middle 6-8
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6th Grade Language Arts
Shurley E, Worldly Wise, Spelling
parts of Speech
diagramming
Identify syllable intonation,
accent marks, diphthongs,
triphthongs, prefixes, suffixes
Reading:
Identify literary elements of
a story including main idea /details,
compare /contrast, cause/effect,
author's purpose, fact /opinion,
summary, setting, character, plot,
problem/ solution, theme,
chronology, 1st/ 3rd person
Read/discuss genres including
poetry, realistic/ fantasy fiction,
drama, non-fiction + 4 novel
studies
Writing:
Write explanatory/ informational
essays that include facts, details,
formatting, concluding
statements; opinion pieces that
include organizational structure
of logically ordered reasons,
concluding statements; narratives
to include real and imagined
events include dialogue,
character actions, sensory details,
and conclusion
Shurley/sentence structure focus
Grammar:
Identify nouns, pronouns,
adjectives, adverbs, verbs,
compound words, types of
sentences, prepositions, simple/
complete subject/ predicate,
conjunctions, clauses, similes/
metaphors, understand proper
use of capitalization,
abbreviations, and punctuation
6th Grade Math
Find the place value of whole and
decimal numbers
Multi-digit whole number and
decimal/ fraction operations,
rounding, and estimation
Properties of operations, order
of operations, variables, and
expressions
Prime factorization, GCF, LCM
Extensive addition, subtraction,
multiplication, and division
operations with fractions,
decimals, and mixed numbers
Percentage and how it relates
to fractions and decimals, tips,
taxes, discounts, special
interest
Ratios, rates, proportions, using
ratio tables and unit rates
Permutations, combinations,
theoretical and experimental
probability
Addition/Subtraction with area
and volume, cubic units
Develop a coordinate system for
the first quadrant of the coordinate
plane and use it to solve
problems
collecting and displaying data
geometry, pre-algebra, algebra,
life applications
6th Grade Science
Middle School Life Science
five living kingdoms
the scientific method
relation to the world
be able to recognize the living kingdoms
by sight
6th Grade Social Studies
Heritage Studies Middle School focus
cultures, ancient, medieval worlds
the early river valley civilizations that
first developed after the Flood in the
Middle East, Egypt, India, and China.
Also in the first semester is a study of the
the nation of Israel from Abraham until just after
the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
In the spring, the students learn about
the later ancient period through units on
classical Greece and Rome.
6th Grade Bible
overview of the new testament
in-depth and applying to daily life
understanding of principle and life decisions
memorize one verse that corresponds
with the theme for the week each week
Hebrew is taught and is encouraged to be
used in the immersion curriculum in the
classroom for all grades at Immanuel Prep
7th Grade Language Arts
Shurley English, Worldly Wise
English 7 covers a wide variety
of new and review areas including
vocabulary, grammar concepts
in-depth literature and novel
studies poetry, and creative writing
Emphasis is made on structuring
sentences and paragraphs for book
reports, paragraphs, summary
and essays in both immerse
Grammar starts with a review of
punctuation and capitalization
rules and progresses to a unit
study of each part of speech
The knowledge of the parts of
speech is incorporated w/ sentence
structure for greater variation
and interest in writing.
7th Grade Math
Students are introduced
to basic principles of algebra
including integers, expressions,
solving equations, and graphing
linear equations.
The course is a survey intended
to give students exposure
to core algebraic concepts and
develop abstract thinking skills.
7th Grade Science
Earth Science -This course involves the
study of the celestial sphere, the atmos
here and the hydrosphere. Course
components include space exploration
weather forecasting, geology, and an
examination of water and how it makes
the Earth distinctive. Students explore
the uniqueness of God’s creation
and their responsibility to all aspects of
their world.
7th Grade Social Studies
World Studies Students are guided
through an overview of the world
cultural studies from The Renaissance to
the present Young people are challenged
to think about the validity of Christianity
in light of world thoughts and religion.
The emphasis on geography
that began during the sixth grade
the year will be expanded.
independent projects are integral
components. An emphasis is placed
on building critical thinking skills taught
in 6th grade.
7th Grade Bible
This Old Testament course involves
a look at the origin and
development of the Messianic hope
hope in the redemption of mankind.
Focus on personal Bible study continues
throughout the course, and students engage
in discussions of applying God's principles.
During each quarter the students memorize
one verse each week that corresponds w/
the theme of that week.
Hebrew is taught and is encouraged to be
used in the immersion curriculum in the
classroom for all grades at Immanuel Prep
8th Grade Language Arts
Shurley E, Worldly Wise, Spelling
This curriculum covers a wide
spectrum, including the following:
vocabulary in both languages
reading comprehension, grammar
literature, poetry, creative writing
in both languages. In-depth novel
studies, literature notebooks, and
research papers for the curriculum.
Reasoning and critical thinking
are incorporated into the writing
and literature studies. Grammar
ranges from a review of capitalization
and punctuation the use of verbal
phrases and clauses in a sentence
structure.
8th Grade Math
Students develop a solid
foundation in basic algebra
skils, including expressions
equations, polynomials, linear
equations, radicals, quadratic
equations. Students who
complete this course successfully
are prepared to advance to
Geometry
8th Grade Science
Middle School Physics is an intro course
to the study of physics, which is the
science of matter and energy and their
interactions. This course will engage
the students on a level that they understand
and enjoy through the use of hands
on activities and labs. Some topics will
include motion, work, and machines,
sound, flight, magnetism, and electricity.
8th Grade Social Studies
American Republic- Students are
challenged to think about the men, women
and ideas that helped to shape our country
The history of the nation is presented
chronologically while exploring its
foundations and characteristics from
a biblical perspective. Critical reading
and thinking skills are more fully
developed and reinforced through this
comprehensive survey as young people
delve into ideas and philosophies.
8th Grade Bible
Historical Theology- The New Testament
the course takes a look at the life of Jesus
Christ, the early church and its progress
throughout the centuries. As a complement
to this study, time is given to compare and
contrast Christ's teachings with another world
religions and modern Christian cults. During
During each quarter the students memorize
one verse each week that corresponds with
the theme of that week and establish unity of
the correlation that there is a scripture for every
the situation in their daily lives.
Hebrew is taught and is encouraged to be
used in the immersion curriculum in the
classroom for all grades at Immanuel Prep