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Student Blog
Welcome to our student contribution section!
Two integral parts of the Kimber Curriculum is practicing what we learn, and that we learn best when we share. Below you will find articles, research papers, photography projects, video projects, and music compositions that our students have contributed. Thank you for letting us share our talents with you!
Students, please remember not to share private information online. Thank you.
Weeping Willow
Weeping Willow Weeping willow why do your branches droop so low? Why do your leaves with the wind so blow? I droop to give shelter to the weary traveler My leaves are a passenger to the breeze But no more questions please
The Story Of Shiblon, One Of The 2,000 Stripling Warriors
Part One: Before My Time My name is Shiblon and to start my story I will tell you the story of my fathers…. It all started when a man named Ammon and his brothers Aaron, Omner, and Himni decided to serve a mission to my people the Lamanites. They split
Dolphins
Dolphins love to jump and play; They do loop D loops under the sea. They swim and jump through the ocean spray — Every one as free as can be. Dolphins are as curios as any creature; It is one of their unique features. Another one is their unique
my story from my plot wheel (-A Goblin -B Biden -C Keeping money safe -D The ocean) -By Brigham
A=Main Character B=Opposition C=Problem to be solved D=The setting There once was a very rich Goblin, and there was an evil president named Biden, who wanted all the Goblin’s money but had one delay. The goblin lived on a lush green island in the middle of the ocean! Biden was
An excerpt from a story. (An excersise on showing what happens)
The girl timidly opens the door. Standing in the doorway is an old hag. An odorous stench wafts from the old woman, slightly resembling sour milk. The old lady explains in a scratchy voice that she is selling apples. A small voice in the girl’s head tells her not to
Skiing with Eli and George 2
2020 Once upon a time, about two years ago, George who then was 8, Eli who was 11 at the time and I — the wise and mature age of 13 — went downhill skiing. We arrived at the ski slopes early in the morning. After about an hour
Elective Class Interest Survey
We have created a survey to help us gauge interest in proposed elective classes for next school year! You can fill out the survey using the link below. Please only fill out the survey once per family: https://kimberacademynational.com/elective-class-interest-2021-2022/
Read moreSpring Break and Testing Week
Spring Break will be the first week of April (April 5-9), and testing is the first week of May. You can always find the calendar by navigating the Main Menu (the blue one), hovering over “Student Info” then clicking “Calendar.” You can also find the calendar at the bottom of …
Read moreJunior Botany-Math-1700 History outline
Parent Training
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View which books to buy for this semester by clicking here.
Tests for Students Under Age 12
Four separate levels of testing have been developed for the Junior Class students.
(Note: Since students are on different levels of learning, some age groups will obviously overlap.)
- Beginner test (approximate student ages: 5-6)
- Intermediate test (approximate student ages: 6-8)
- Junior Elementary test (approximate student ages: 8-10)
- Advanced Elementary test (approximate student ages: 10-12)
Tests for Students Age 12 & Older
The Senior Class Students (over age 12) take high school diagnostic exams from the National Testing Center ™ (NTC). This diagnostic testing is based on levels consistent with the national GED and ACT.
The diagnostic tests cover 22 subjects, and because they are administered every 3 months, student progress can be monitored and adjusted accordingly throughout the school year.
After the tests have been corrected, parents keep the score sheets so they can compare and monitor their student’s progress.
Anyone may use the Kimber Academy testing. It is not limited to the Academies alone.
To order tests for your students, contact the Testing Center by clicking here.
The tests will be corrected and analyzed at the NTC and returned within a week.
The following schedule is according to Mountain Time, so plan accordingly.
FIRST SEMESTER
ADVANCED CORE CLASSES (returning students ages 12 – adult)
7:00 am – Dr. Glenn Kimber – Days of the Living Christ, Volume 1
8:00 am – Dr. Glenn Kimber – Healing of America Seminar #1 “God’s Hand in the Building of America”
9:00 am – Dr. Glenn Kimber – Healing of America Seminar #3 “Attacks on the Charter of Freedom”
10:00 am – Dr. Glenn Kimber – America in History and Prophecy
11:00 am – Dr. Glenn Kimber – “Treasures of the Book of Mormon” Volumes 1 and 2 (by W. Cleon Skousen)
12:30 -1:30– Julianne Kimber – Creative Writing (New class! All students age 12 and older invited)
GENERAL CORE CLASSES (Ages 10 and older)
8:00 am – Tiffany Langford – American History Hook Dates
9:00 am – Tiffany Langford – Language Arts
10:00 am – Steve Thatcher – Senior Book of Mormon, Volume 1
11:00 am – Steve Thatcher – Science and Math (Math of choice, Science emphasis on Botany)
JUNIOR CORE CLASSES (approximate ages 5 – 9)
8:00 am – Savannah Koyle – Book of Mormon
9:00 am – Savannah Koyle – Junior Language Arts
10:00 am – Josie Abatti – History, 1700s
11:00 am – Josie Abatti – Math/Science – Botany
ELECTIVE CLASSES: ($40 PER CLASS)
FRIDAYS–9:00 am – 10:00 am – Dr. Glenn Kimber – (Weekly) Parent Training — Math, Language Arts, Science; Entrepreneur class for building a business
FRIDAYS–10:00 am – Noon – Julianne Kimber – The Creator’s Art (art class)
FRIDAYS–12:30-1:30 pm – Tresta Neil – Geometry and the Characteristics of God (14 weeks)
FRIDAYS–1:30-2:30 pm- Tresta Neil – Learning a Love of Literature (Full school year)
*MDT
SECOND SEMESTER
ADVANCED CORE CLASSES (Returning Students, ages 12 – adult)
- 7:00 am – Glenn Kimber – Days of the Living Christ, Volume 2
- 8:00 am – Glenn Kimber – Healing of America Seminar #2 “God’s Charter of Freedom”
- 9:00 am – Glenn Kimber – Healing of America Seminar #4 “The Healing of America”
- 10:00 am – Glenn Kimber – Middle East in History and Prophecy
- 11:00 am – Glenn Kimber — “Treasures of the Book of Mormon” Volumes 3 and 4 (by W. Cleon Skousen)
- 12:00 noon – Julianne Kimber – Creative Writing (continued)
GENERAL CORE CLASSES (Ages 10 and older)
- 8:00 am – Tiffany Langford — History
- 9:00 am – Tiffany Langford – Language Arts
- 10:00 am – Steve Thatcher – Book of Mormon, Volume 2
- 11:00 am – Steve Thatcher – Science and Math
JUNIOR CORE CLASSES (approximate ages 5 – 9)
- 8:00 am – Savannah Koyle – Junior Book of Mormon Cont’d
- 9:00 am – Savannah Koyle – Junior Language Arts Cont’d
- 10:00 am – Josie Abatti – History, 1700s
- 11:00 am – Josie Abatti – Math/Science — Botany
FRIDAY ELECTIVE CLASSES: ($40 PER CLASS)
- 9:00 am – 10:00 am — Glenn Kimber – (Weekly) Parent Training — Math, Language Arts, Science; Entrepreneur class for building a business
- 10:00 am – Noon – Julianne Kimber – The Creator’s Art (art class) Cont’d
- 10:00 am – 11:000 am — Tresta Neil – TBA
- 11:00 am – Tresta Neil – Literature (Continued)
ADDITIONAL OPTIONS:
- Spanish – Steve Thatcher
Class Rules
- Please use a name on Zoom that we can identify you with, specifically the students’ names.
- An appropriate name would be “Nathan Smith” or “Nathan & Lisa”
- “SpiderMonkey88” does not let us and the other students know who you are
- Because your camera will be on for most of the meeting,
- Please wear Kimber Academy appropriate attire.
- Please stay in classroom appropriate locations in your home.
- Please refrain from distracting activities, such as eating or moving around during class.
- We will give you time to socialize and make friends, that is a very important part of education and growth! But during class time, please keep discussion (including chats) with other students relevant to the class subject.
- Similarly, please keep comments relevant to the class subject.
Tech Support
First Time Connection
You will need to create a free account at Zoom.us before you can join the class. If you are logging into the Junior and Senior classes at the same time, you will need to create a second account, as Zoom will not allow you to be on multiple meetings with one account.
Audio
Video
If you cannot see us, you may have slow internet. You can do a speed test to see if you have enough speed. Typically you want to have at least 2-3 mbs upload and download speeds for a clear and steady picture, though more is always better.
If we cannot see you, you may need to plug in your webcam. If it is already plugged in, turn it on with the camera button in the bottom left of your screen. Move your mouse (desktop) or tap the screen (mobile) to view your Zoom meeting controls.
Additional Help
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