KEY OF LIBERTY
TIME: Session 1
PREREQUISITES: 12 years and older
TUITION: $300 (Annually)
Discount available for multiple siblings. See Registration Page for more information.
CONTENT: Colonial America and the Revolutionary War
Key of Liberty is the second Practice Scholar Project on the LEMI continuum. The objective of each Practice Scholar Project is to motivate the scholar to do the hard work of learning through: inspiring mentors, positive peer pressure, a culminating activity, outward motivations to choose (competitions and rewards), completing the project, and by planting seeds of determination to do hard work.
As practice scholars begin their journey into the Revolutionary Era they take a look at what our lives would be like without freedom. They will delve into the lives of some of the founders and study original documents like The Mayflower Compact, and The Declaration of Independence.
During this class, each scholar is challenged to earn awards by completing specific requirements.
It is estimated that the scholars will study 5-10 hours per week preparing for this class.
MATERIALS: Books, supplies and awards included in tuition. All books are subject to change based on mentors discretion.
Key of Liberty Student Manual, (from LEMI)
Red scarf girl by Ji-li Jiang
The Landing of the Pilgrims by James Daugherty
John Adams, the Reluctant Patriot of the Revolution by Leonard Falkner
Being George Washington by Glen Beck
Freedom factor by Gerald Lund
Fifty-five Father's by Selma r. Williams
The great little Madison by Jean Fritz
The proper role of government by Ezra Taft Benson
TIME: Session 1
PREREQUISITES: 12 years and older
TUITION: $300 (Annually)
Discount available for multiple siblings. See Registration Page for more information.
CONTENT: Colonial America and the Revolutionary War
Key of Liberty is the second Practice Scholar Project on the LEMI continuum. The objective of each Practice Scholar Project is to motivate the scholar to do the hard work of learning through: inspiring mentors, positive peer pressure, a culminating activity, outward motivations to choose (competitions and rewards), completing the project, and by planting seeds of determination to do hard work.
As practice scholars begin their journey into the Revolutionary Era they take a look at what our lives would be like without freedom. They will delve into the lives of some of the founders and study original documents like The Mayflower Compact, and The Declaration of Independence.
During this class, each scholar is challenged to earn awards by completing specific requirements.
It is estimated that the scholars will study 5-10 hours per week preparing for this class.
MATERIALS: Books, supplies and awards included in tuition. All books are subject to change based on mentors discretion.
Key of Liberty Student Manual, (from LEMI)
Red scarf girl by Ji-li Jiang
The Landing of the Pilgrims by James Daugherty
John Adams, the Reluctant Patriot of the Revolution by Leonard Falkner
Being George Washington by Glen Beck
Freedom factor by Gerald Lund
Fifty-five Father's by Selma r. Williams
The great little Madison by Jean Fritz
The proper role of government by Ezra Taft Benson
