RE Teams 
- Nursery/Toddler (Newborn – potty trained)
Sue Hagood,
Professional childcare provider
No formal curriculum
No formal curriculum
- Pre-school & Pre-K (3 – 5 yrs)
Chalice
Children
This year-long pre-school curriculum helps young children learn what it means to be a Unitarian Universalist. Using a chalice theme, children learn about their religious community, engage in sharing with others, and explore a sense of belonging.
This year-long pre-school curriculum helps young children learn what it means to be a Unitarian Universalist. Using a chalice theme, children learn about their religious community, engage in sharing with others, and explore a sense of belonging.
- Kindergarten, Early Elementary (Grades 1-2), Upper Elementary (Grades 3-5) and Jr Youth (Grades 6-8)
Connected
& Respected
We will use curricula developed for each grade level that focus on making connections with emotional awareness and social responsibility. RE Teams are engaged in building a caring, respectful community affirming our UU Principles. Activities involve games, role-plays, songs and cooperative learning.
We will use curricula developed for each grade level that focus on making connections with emotional awareness and social responsibility. RE Teams are engaged in building a caring, respectful community affirming our UU Principles. Activities involve games, role-plays, songs and cooperative learning.
- Grades 8-9
Coming
of Age
A year-long journey where young people begin the transition from childhood to youth, including an acknowledgment of the privileges and responsibilities that go along with it. The group will participate in activities that will help them to formulate their own views of faith, service and spirituality.
A year-long journey where young people begin the transition from childhood to youth, including an acknowledgment of the privileges and responsibilities that go along with it. The group will participate in activities that will help them to formulate their own views of faith, service and spirituality.
- Sr Youth (Grades 9-12)
Popcorn
Theology
This year’s curriculum uses popular films such as Star Trek and The Lord of the Rings as jumping-off points for meaningful discussions about life, values and theology.
This year’s curriculum uses popular films such as Star Trek and The Lord of the Rings as jumping-off points for meaningful discussions about life, values and theology.