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Click here for the BJU Press, Vocabulary F, 3rd. ed. curriculum Focusing on understanding the roots of the English language, this resource will be the perfect capstone to your students’ high school vocabulary studies. Prefixes, suffixes, and roots are explored with their original definitions before moving on to contextual readings and exercises. Shifts in language…
Click here for the BJU Press Bible Truths Level E, 3rd ed. curriculum Focusing on the New Testament epistles and Revelation, lessons move through the Prison, Pastoral, and General Epistles with book introductions, maps, inset quotes, a clear lesson based on the KJV text, and “Do You Remember” questions. Each lesson will provide students with geographical,…
Click here for the BJU Press Precalculus curriculum BJU Press’ Precalculus Subject Kit. 2nd ed. thoroughly develops key concepts, provides detailed examples to promote student comprehension, and integrates practical applications. Exercise sets include three levels of difficulty to allow differentiated assignments. Each section includes cumulative review to help with long-term mastery and to prepare students…
Growing in Music 4/5 Lesson Plan for Grades 4 or 5 goes alongside the curriculum. The Homeschool Planet lesson plans help you take full advantage of the lessons that explore topics like diatonic scale, pulse note, and voice quality.
Beginning in Music 2 Lesson Plan for Grade 2 goes alongside the curriculum which reviews and drills syllable shapes and kinds of tones. The Homeschool Planet lesson plans help you take full advantage of the lessons as your children learn to draw shaped notes and characters showing note values, and they are drilled in writing…
Click here for the ShillerMath Book Five curriculum Mach math concept is covered through bite-sized lessons that teach through the four learning styles (visual, tactile, auditory, kinesthetic), giving students a deeper understanding of the material. No Montessori or math knowledge is required-nor any lesson preparation! Teachers simply read what’s in quotes. Time spend on the program…
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