Workshop Handouts

Many students are very good at helping and serving others by doing assigned service projects. These may include shoveling snow, raking leaves, or mowing lawns for neighbors, etc. However, many times students who are not used to doing academic service projects using language arts skills have a difficult time coming up with ideas for serving others. This list may give parents some ideas.

This foundational guide introduces parents and students to the Kimber Academy philosophy of God-centered education. It explains the three historical cycles of American education, contrasts public and private approaches, and outlines how Kimber Academy restores moral and academic excellence through its unique curriculum, class organization, and intrinsic values.

Inside, families will find details about the Academy’s daily schedule, dress and conduct standards, electives, graduation requirements, and accreditation—plus guidance for building strong relationships between home and school.

Every child learns in a unique way! This guide helps parents understand the four main learning styles—visual, auditory, tactile, and kinetic—and how to recognize and teach to each one. Discover practical tips, fun activities, and a simple quiz to help identify your child’s learning strengths.
Perfect for homeschooling families and anyone who wants to make learning more joyful and effective at home.