Language Arts

This reproducible study guide is recommended for grades 6th-8th. Suggested activities include comprehension questions, vocabulary, author and background information and more. Biblical references are given. From Progeny Press. Learn More

The Teacher's Manual contains detailed instructions for the workbook as well as suggestions for supplementary activities.

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This workbook has been prepared for first graders, but don't hesitate to use it sooner if you feel the child is ready. Detailed instructions are in the Teacher's Manual

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This reader uses short stories and poetry selections to increase the reading and vocabulary skills of students who have already mastered the fundamentals of phonics.Recommended for 2nd graders. From Christian Liberty Press. Learn More

Set includes 32 cards, plan to cover one per week. Includes dates of events, summary of events, resources for teaching the events and more. Recommend for 3rd grade and up. Learn More

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This teacher guide contains gentle Socratic questions designed to prompt discussion and discovery. Beautiful drawings of indigenous animals are also included which will familiarize students with some remarkable creatures, their habitat and habits, cultivating respect and wonder for the natural world. Geographic elements include country maps and flags for children to cut out, paint or color, encouraging journaling of all they are learning.

Part One covers Asia, Africa, Australia, and Antarctica. In Asia we explore China, Japan, Thailand, and India. In Africa we visit Morocco, Egypt, Kenya, Tanzania, and Ghana. This course includes nature study, folktales, fables, music, art, poetry, and history.

Each country visited also includes a Library Connection, as well as History and Biography suggestions, so that parents can expand the study with additional recommendations. Each chapter in the teacher guide concludes with a fun foray into the cuisine of the country with recipes, photos, and links to create a memorable evening visiting unique culinary creations from around the world.

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Grab your passport and get ready for a daring adventure! This comprehension guide is filled with challenging exercises and fun activities to benefit your student as they circumnavigate Around the World in 80 Days by Jules Verne. Includes vocabulary lists, comprehension questions and engaging activities such as build your own rainforest. The goal of the comprehension guide is to help students increase comprehension on a literal and inferential level, expand vocabulary, identify biblical values in the literature while developing a student's appreciation and love for reading. The guide is paperback with dozens of reproducible pages, great for school and homeschool use.

Recommended for students in the 6th grade.

Softcover71p.

Veritas Press

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This reproducible study guide is recommended for grades 5th-8th. Suggested activities include comprehension questions, vocabulary, author and background information and more. Biblical references given. From Progeny Press. Learn More

In this guide students complete comprehension and critical thinking questions along with multiple activities per chapter, which include a drawing guide to create your very own drawing, the differences between Scripture and legends, and more. This guide includes questions and answers for each chapter, fun projects, and a recipe for a raspberry cordial. Recommended for grade 5.

73 Pages

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Human history began when people gathered around rivers, began sowing seeds, settled into permanent shelters and chose collaboration over competition to create pockets of stability in an often harsh and threatening world. These tiny gatherings slowly grew and civilizations took root around the Yellow River in China, the Indus Valley, the storied Tigris and Euphrates rivers, and the Nile. This guide and the literature in this study tells the stories of those peoples–the ones who planted crops and built cities, developed technology, the arts, literature, and pushed human achievement to levels never seen before.

This story is told through myth, literature, religious texts, archaeological evidence, and much more. Adaptations of Gilgamesh, the Iliad, the Ramayana, and Egyptian and Greek mythology pair with first hand accounts from people who witnessed historically significant events. Accurate fictional accounts bring to life figures like the Old Testament prophet Elijah, provide colorful depictions of life in Egypt and Greece and ancient Roman Brittania.

This teacher guide will take you and your high school level student from the beginnings of civilization in Mesopotamia and Sumer, on to ancient Egypt, through the wanderings of the Jews and the splitting of the Israelites into the Kingdoms of Israel and Judah, to the Yellow River and the first Emperor of China, through the Indus Valley and its incredible flourishing, to the cradle of democracy, ancient Greece, and into the Roman Empire and the birth of Christianity. This guide delves deep into the beliefs and ideas that motivated our ancestors to create, to worship, to conquer and to love. Comparative studies between the religious systems of Egypt, India, China, Greece, Rome, Israel, and the development of Christianity provide essential perspective in understanding how each culture is directly shaped by what it takes to be true. Compare how creation narratives contribute to the understanding of human value, how myth both reflects and shapes history, how story ties all of humanity together.

Hands-on activities add depth to the history while vocabulary lists, comprehension questions, research topics, and website links make this both an academically strong study and one that will engage your entire family in stimulating discussions. Our teacher guide provides the structure you want and the flexibility you need to successfully teach this complex time period.

•This study contains 108 lessons. •Complete 3 lessons per week for a one-year study.

Grades 9-10

Beautiful Feet

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This reproducible study guide is recommended for grades 5th-7th. Suggested activities include comprehension questions, vocabulary, author and background information and more. Biblical references included. From Progeny Press. Learn More

Now your students can explore the power and beauty of America's greatest literary works from a biblical Christian worldview. Even students who have never before "gotten" classic literature will discover how enjoyable it can be, how it speaks to their lives today, and how it affirms and illuminates biblical truth. The course uses the Socratic method of asking probing questions about each work and leading students to a deeper understanding of what the author is saying how he or she is saying it. Set includes the Student Text and the Student Notebook. From Apologia. High School Level. Learn More

Some may just want to read Alice in Wonderland for the madness of it all, but if you are really brave and want to jump into the rabbit hole with Alice, you need this guide. In it you will find practical questions and, in a very un-Wonderland way, helpful answers—often including additional background information to help the student better understand the context of the story. Full of comprehension worksheets and fun projects to enrich the book. Any 3rd grader can join in this adventure. Learn More

Progeny Press study guide for literature from a Christian perspective. Tom Sawyer is the orphaned rascal who loves adventure and dislikes rules. Superstitious and devious, Tom gets into plenty of trouble on his own, but throw in a real-life murderer, buried treasure, and getting lost in a cave during a Sunday School picnic and you've got real adventure. Progeny Press. Grades 6-8. Setting: Mid-America, 1840s. Learn More

The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Study Guide by Progeny Press. Running away from an abusive father, Huckleberry joins up with a runaway slave. Together the two float down the Mississippi River, encountering trouble at every turn. 9-12 grade level. Setting: Mid-America, 1840's.

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This is the first course in the Adventures in Phonics series. Learning phonics is fundamental for children to develop proper reading skills. This course begins a formal study of phonics — starting with short vowel sounds and logically progressing through consonants, long vowels, and beyond. It includes consistent drills and repetition of the basic skills that will help ensure comprehension. Phonics A is designed to work with our kindergarten phonics readers, where students are prompted to begin reading once the phonics concepts for a given title have been studied. Teacher Manual available (Item #3846) Learn More

This teacher's manual is designed to be used with the Adventures in Phonics Level C Student Workbook (sold-separately). Arranged by student page number, notes for four lessons are provided in columns on each two-page spread. At the bottom of the page, each student page is reproduced (reduced-size) with the correct answers overlaid; above the reproduction, lesson notes for the teacher are provided. The main purpose is given, and simple notes give teachers tips, practice ideas, and notes on when to complete assignments. 92 pages, softcover. Grade 2. Learn More

The second course in Adventures in Phonics series, Level B continues the formal study of phonics—covering topics such as blends, digraphs, diphthongs, silent letters, and more. It also introduces syllables, apostrophes, synonyms, antonyms, and homonyms. Drill, repetition, and writing activities are used to help ensure comprehension. Phonics and alphabet charts are included at the end of the workbook. Teacher Manual available (Item #3839). From Christian Liberty Press. Learn More

The teacher’s edition of the Adventures in Phonics: Level A workbook helps instructors teach the basic phonetic principles to students. It leads instructors in effectively helping students to pronounce letters and words and to read words and sentences. It also provides answers to the questions and exercises within the workbook. Finally, it informs teachers and parents when the Kindergarten phonics readers are to be used. It is recommended that a supplemental set of flash cards and charts be used with this program. This product corresponds with Item #1298, Adventures in Phonics Student Book A. Learn More

The teacher’s edition of the Adventures in Phonics: Level B workbook helps instructors teach phonetic principles to students. It leads instructors in effectively helping students to pronounce letters and words and to read words and sentences. It also provides answers to the questions and exercises within the workbook. It includes additional phonics charts at the end of the manual. First grade level. Corresponds with Item #1299, Student Book. Learn More

ADAM AND HIS KIN: The Lost History of Their Lives and Times by Ruth Beechick. A rare blending of the Bible account with information from sciences, archeology, ancient traditions and other sources. Reads as easily as a story, yet teaches actual history. Narrates from creation to Abram, encompassing the whole period usually called "prehistoric". Charts, maps and illustrations help to give a clear picture of times and places. Gives insights into the world before the great flood and into the rebuilding of civilization afterward. Shows the sources of all pagan beliefs. For the whole family. 176 pages, Paperback. Learn More

This reproducible study guide is recommended for grades 6th-8th. Suggested activities include comprehension questions, vocabulary, author and background information and more. Biblical references given. From Progeny Press. Learn More

This reproducible study guide is recommended for grades 8th-12th. Suggested activities include comprehension questions, vocabulary, author and background information and more. Biblical references included. From Progeny Press. Learn More