Come explore God’s biological creation in this comprehensive study / /using laboratory studies that stress microscopic and dissecting skills of organ / /systems and individual organs, lecture, testing and outside research. 

• Cellular studies lay the foundation for the kingdoms and phyla and / /then the human body unit.

• Two projects are assigned students during the year.

• In the fall, students prepare a guided research paper on Creation / /versus Evolution.

• In the spring semester, they prepare a Wildflower classification / /collection.

• Students are stretched academically by the opportunity to read / /technical articles during their research

  project that enhance class discussions and prepare them for research in college level / /classes.

• Opposing world views are discussed throughout the course allowing / /students to see the truth of                      scripture / /through scientific study.

• Geometry is the recommended math to accompany biology.

• This course will earn 1 high school honors credit in science.

• Parents partner with Mrs. Snow to ensure their student's success by / /checking her website weekly and overseeing their / /student's homework and completed tasks as assigned.  http://site.google.com/view/jan-snow

/ /

*Note: Withdrawal fee after 9/15/20 is 3 month’s tuition.

*Parents provide the textbooks for their students. Texts used are Bob / /Jones, 5th Edition Biology and

  Biology / /Laboratory Manual. Only student texts are to be purchased.

* Class meets for 3 hours once weekly. Homework: 1-1.5 hr/day. NW Campus: / /Wednesday 11:00-2:00.

 West Campus: Thursday 11:00-2:00.
/ /
/ /

*The Laboratory Fee and Mrs. Snow’s science form are due before the / /student’s place will be held in the

class. The Lab Fee is non-refundable after August / /1st.   $90 lab fee, Tuition $650/year or

10 monthly / /payments of $65.

Come explore God’s biological creation in this comprehensive study using laboratory studies that stress microscopic and dissecting skills of organ systems and individual organs, lecture, testing and outside research. 

• Cellular studies lay the foundation for the kingdoms and phyla and then the human body unit.

• Two projects are assigned students during the year.

• In the fall, students prepare a guided research paper on Creation versus Evolution.

• In the spring semester, they prepare a Wildflower classification collection.

• Students are stretched academically by the opportunity to read technical articles during their research

  project that enhance class discussions and prepare them for research in college level classes.

• Opposing world views are discussed throughout the course allowing students to see the truth of scripture through scientific study.

• Geometry is the recommended math to accompany biology.

• This course will earn 1 high school honors credit in science.

• Parents partner with Mrs. Snow to ensure their student's success by checking her website weekly and overseeing their student's homework and completed tasks as assigned.  http://site.google.com/view/jan-snow

/ /

*Note: Withdrawal fee after 9/15/20 is 3 month’s tuition.

*Parents provide the textbooks for their students. Texts used are Bob Jones, 5th Edition Biology and

  Biology Laboratory Manual. Only student texts are to be purchased.

* Class meets for 3 hours once weekly. Homework: 1-1.5 hr/day. NW Campus: Wednesday 11:00-2:00.

 West Campus: Thursday 11:00-2:00.
/ /
/ /

*The Laboratory Fee and Mrs. Snow’s science form are due before the student’s place will be held in the

class. The Lab Fee is non-refundable after August 1st.   $90 lab fee, Tuition $650/year or

10 monthly payments of $65.

• Chemistry is an honors course that includes: full lecture, testing, / /and lab with stoichiometric

calculations.

• Numerous labs teach laboratory techniques and skills needed to / /navigate college lab courses.

• Problem solving is stressed throughout this comprehensive Chemistry / /course.

• Students must have a firm background in math and be taking Algebra 2 / /in order to enroll in the class.

(Students who have already taken Algebra 2 are / /thoroughly prepared)

• There are no outside projects assigned in this course.

• Opposing world views are discussed throughout the course and students / /see how an understanding of

chemistry confirms a biblical world view.

• Parents partner with Mrs. Snow to ensure their student's success by / /checking her website weekly and              overseeing / /their student's completed homework as assigned. http://site.google.com/view/jan-snow 

*Homework: 1.5 hr/day. This class will earn 1 high school honors credit / /in science.

*Parents provide the textbooks for their students. Texts used are Bob / /Jones, 4th Edition Chemistry, and

4th Edition, Chemistry Laboratory Manual. Only / /student texts are to be purchased.

*Class meets for 3 hours once weekly. Homework: 1-1.5 hr/day. NW / /Campus: Wednesday.  8:00-11:00

West Campus: Thursday 8:00-11:00. 

*The Laboratory Fee and Mrs. Snow’s science form are due before the / /student’s place will be held in

the class. The Lab Fee is non-refundable after August / /1st.

*Note: Withdrawal fee after 9/15/20 is 3 month’s tuition. $90 lab fee, Tuition $650/year or

10 monthly / /payments of $65.

• Chemistry is an honors course that includes: full lecture, testing, and lab with stoichiometric

calculations.

• Numerous labs teach laboratory techniques and skills needed to navigate college lab courses.

• Problem solving is stressed throughout this comprehensive Chemistry course.

• Students must have a firm background in math and be taking Algebra 2 in order to enroll in the class.

(Students who have already taken Algebra 2 are thoroughly prepared)

• There are no outside projects assigned in this course.

• Opposing world views are discussed throughout the course and students see how an understanding of

chemistry confirms a biblical world view.

• Parents partner with Mrs. Snow to ensure their student's success by checking her website weekly and overseeing their student's completed homework as assigned. http://site.google.com/view/jan-snow 

*Homework: 1.5 hr/day. This class will earn 1 high school honors credit in science.

*Parents provide the textbooks for their students. Texts used are Bob Jones, 4th Edition Chemistry, and

4th Edition, Chemistry Laboratory Manual. Only student texts are to be purchased.

*Class meets for 3 hours once weekly. Homework: 1-1.5 hr/day. NW Campus: Wednesday.  8:00-11:00

West Campus: Thursday 8:00-11:00. 

*The Laboratory Fee and Mrs. Snow’s science form are due before the student’s place will be held in

the class. The Lab Fee is non-refundable after August 1st.

*Note: Withdrawal fee after 9/15/20 is 3 month’s tuition. $90 lab fee, Tuition $650/year or

10 monthly payments of $65.

Chemistry requires Algebra 2 to be taken / /concurrently or previously for the student?s success in stoichiometric / /calculations.

/ / We will begin our study of chemistry with the characteristics of the atom and / /continue through the orderly, extremely systematic study of the elements, / /solids, solutions and gases, bonding, reactions, chemical equilibrium, / /acids-bases and oxidation-reduction reactions. The course includes inorganic, analytic / /calculations and an introduction to organic and nuclear chemistry. Problem / /solving is stressed throughout this comprehensive study of Chemistry. 

?     Each scheduled Monday, students will log into and watch the recorded / /lecture that includes sample problems and questions.

?     Homework is done outside of class and discussed during the class / /discussion time.

?     Labs will be virtual: The student watches the recorded lab and completes / /and uploads the provided laboratory exercise outside of class.

?     Class discussion is each scheduled Thursday at 1:00-1:55 CST.  Review of questions and problems as well as / /help with specific student questions are the focus of class discussion time.

?     Testing is done outside of class using Canvas online testing.

?     Grades are 50% test scores and 50% lab scores. One test and one lab will / /be dropped each semester.

?     Bob Jones University Press, Chemistry , 4th Edition.  Labs will be done virtually so Mrs. Snow will provide the lab sheets.

/ /
•  Students and instructor will interact with each other in real time.  The instructor will use the provided whiteboard and other tools available in the classroom to conduct the class.  A student may ask questions and respond to prompts by ?raising his/her hand? and either speaking into the microphone or typing into the chat box on the page.  / /

  
  / / Students will need:

  / /

  1.    Access to a computer with high-speed internet.

  / /

  2.    A good headset with a built-in microphone

/ /

Tuition via PayPal: one-time payment of $540/year or 9 auto-payments of / /$65/mo. (payments must be completed by April 1, 2017.  Click here to go to / /Mrs. Snow's payment page

Time: 1:00-1:55 CST  Live / /discussion class

For questions please email:  jan.snow@prepclasses.org 

Our virtual classroom is through Zoom.

Come explore God?s biological creation in this comprehensive / /study using laboratory studies, lecture, and testing.

/ /
•  Cellular studies lay the foundation for the kingdoms / / and phyla and then the human body unit.
/ /
• Opposing world views are discussed throughout the / / course allowing students to see the truth of scripture through scientific / / study.
/ /
• Each scheduled / /Monday, students will log in and watch the recorded lecture that includes a / /lecture outline for student notes.
/ /
• Homework is done / /outside of class and discussed during the class discussion time.
/ /
• Labs will be / /virtual: The student watches the recorded lab with micrographs and completes / /and uploads the provided laboratory exercise outside of class.
/ /
• If the student owns / /a microscope, many of the exercises may be done at home.
/ /
• Dissections are / /virtual.
/ /
• Class discussion is / /each scheduled Thursday at 2:00-2:55 CST.  / /Review of assigned questions, student questions and worldview topics are / /the focus of class discussion time.
/ /
• Testing is done / /outside of class using Canvas online testing.
/ /
• Grades are 50% test / /scores and 50% lab scores. One test and one lab will be dropped each semester.
/ /
• This course will earn 1 high school honors credit in / / science. 
/ /
• Parents provide the textbook, Bob Jones 4th Edition, Biology. (a digital text also is available at BJUP)
/ /
• / /

  Students and instructor will interact with each other in real time.  The instructor will use the provided whiteboard and other tools available in the classroom to conduct the class.  A student may ask questions and respond to prompts by ?raising his/her hand? and either speaking into the microphone or typing into the chat box on the page. 

  / /

  
  / / Students will need:

  / /

  1.    Access to a computer with high-speed internet.

  / /

  2.    A good headset with a built-in microphone

/ /

Tuition via PayPal: one-time payment / /of $540/year or 9 auto-payments of $60/mo. (payments must be completed by April / /1, 2017)  Click here to go to / /Mrs. Snow's payment page

Time: 2:00-2:55 CST  Live discussion class

For questions please email: / / jan.snow@prepclasses.org 

Our virtual classroom is through Zoom.