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Inspire all students! myWorld Interactive is a K-8 social studies curriculum that encourages active inquiry while introducing civics, economics, geography, and history concepts. Students develop critical thinking, problem solving, and communication skills for an engaged civic life. The program includes strong ELA instruction to support social studies inquiry and new literacy standards. myWorld Interactive is both comprehensive and adaptable, so it fits a wide range of homeschool settings and schedules. It’s the student-centered social studies curriculum that helps homeschool teachers achieve their instructional goals.

The bundle includes:

Student Edition Textbook

1-year student and teacher digital access to SavvasRealize.com, our award-winning online learning platform

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Use Science Lessons and Investigations to introduce sixth graders to fascinating real-world scientific topics while building upon existing knowledge. Students enjoy the interactive aspects of the 14 units, including hands-on activities like science experiments, art projects, and STEM challenges. This teacher’s edition includes all the resources educators need, including answer keys for vocabulary and comprehension activities.

Core subject areas and topics include:

Life Science

• Cells and Life
• Making and Processing Food
• Inheriting Traits
• Biodiversity
• The History of Life

Earth Science

• A Tilt for All Seasons
• Dynamic Earth
• History Through Geology
• Water’s Role on Earth Weather and Climate

Physical Science

• Thermal Energy on the Move
• Matter and Its Interactions
• Predicting Motion from Forces
• Wave Behavior

This print teaching resource gives you everything you need, including: Concept engagement activity that sparks students’ interest and engages prior knowledge by introducing each topic with questions and discussion. (Engage) Exploration activity that helps students explore the concept through hands-on investigation. (Explore) Reading selections, real-life visuals, and vocabulary review to help students develop understanding. (Explain) Comprehension activities incorporating higher-order thinking to help students show and apply what they have learned. (Evaluate) Writing prompts and hands-on activities* to help students apply and extend their understanding. (Extend)

*Hands-on science investigation that may include science experiments, STEM challenges, observations, art projects, and other creative cross-curricular activities.

Whether you’re in a classroom or a homeschool setting, the Grade 6 teacher’s edition of Science Lessons and Investigations from Evan-Moor will encourage creativity and critical thinking.

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Cheryl Lowe’s clear explanations, easy instructions, and step-by-step approach in the Latina Christiana Complete Set have led thousands of teachers and students to declare, “I love Latin!” With the help of this course, you are sure to love Latin too!

.Latina Christiana is, quite simply, the best grammar-based Latin course available for beginning students. Cheryl Lowe’s clear explanations, easy instructions, and step-by-step approach have led thousands of teachers and students to declare, “I love Latin!” Each lesson consists of a grammar form, ten vocabulary words, and English derivatives to help build vocabulary and a Latin saying that teaches students about their Christian and classical heritage.

Five review lessons help ensure that your student has mastered the material. Each lesson consists of a grammar form, ten vocabulary words, and English derivatives to help build vocabulary and a Latin saying that teaches students about their Christian and classical heritage. Five review lessons help ensure that your student has mastered the material. Exercises reinforce memory work and teach grammar in incremental steps through simple translation. Grammar coverage includes 1st-2nd declension nouns, 1st-2nd conjugation verbs, 1st-2nd declension adjectives, the irregular verb to be, and 1st-2nd person pronouns.

Teacher Manual

• Complete copy of Student Book with overlaid answers
• Detailed weekly lesson plans
• Comprehensive teaching instructions
• Grammar overview
• Recitation schedule
• Background information on Latin sayings & Roman history
• Tests, quizzes, & keys

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Cheryl Lowe’s clear explanations, easy instructions, and step-by-step approach in the Latina Christiana Complete Set have led thousands of teachers and students to declare, “I love Latin!” With the help of this course, you are sure to love Latin too!

Latina Christiana was designed as a beginning course for students of all ages. This course was specifically written for the teacher with no background in Latin. Students who have completed Latina Christiana are now ready for the First Form Latin Series (5097, 5098, 5099). Memoria Press recommends students move directly from Latina Christiana to First Form.

There is an optional history component to Latina Christiana taken from Chapters 1-13 of Famous Men of Rome reading selections not included in LC). Drill questions are included in Latina Christiana, as well as a history test. Learning the history and culture of Rome is often a great motivating factor for students studying the Latin language. For a more in-depth study of Roman history, consider the Memoria Press Famous Men of Rome set #4512, 4549.

Student Book (25 lessons + 5 review lessons) A grammar form for each lesson 10 vocabulary words per lesson with corresponding English derivatives Latin sayings that teach Christian or Classical heritage Consistent reviews

105 pages.   Grades 3-6

The Latina Christiana Student Workbook is both the text and workbook for the Latina Christiana program.

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Nature’s Beautiful Order is intended for all students from the 6th through the 8th grades and will also be a fitting supplement for higher-level instruction in biology. In eighteen lessons, students are led through the animal kingdom from the invertebrate animals through the five great vertebrate classes to the culmination of the natural order, a consideration of man as the knowing animal and as a steward of Creation.

The Nature’s Beautiful Order Text contains selections from classical naturalists, all the way back to Aristotle, and up to modern naturalists such as John James Audubon.

The Nature’s Beautiful Order Text focuses on observations of the natural world by classic naturalists as far back as that first naturalist, Aristotle. Starting with a general sketch of “What Is an Animal?” it progresses onto a new and various animals such as lobsters, deer, pigs, and many others. It makes for a wonderful introduction to the study of biology for middle school students.

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Little House in the Big Woods by Laura Ingalls Wilder remains an all-time American classic about life on the frontier. The first book in the beloved Little House series begins in 1871 in a log cabin on the edge of the Big Woods of Wisconsin. Four year old Laura, her Pa, her Ma, her sisters Mary and Carrie, and their dog, Jack all live happily together in the little house. Life as a pioneer is not always easy, especially when preparing for the long Wisconsin winter. But there is also joy and fun as Laura and her family celebrate Christmas, plant crops every spring, harvest in the autumn, and make trips into town. This heartwarming story will introduce students to America’s frontier history through the eyes of a young girl growing up in the safe, warm, and love-filled little house. Our Little House in the Big Woods Student Guide trains students to become active readers by providing in-depth word studies that help students build vocabulary as well as comprehension questions to teach students to identify important concepts and compose clear, concise answers to questions.

The Little House in the Big Woods Student Guide consists of lessons for the 13 chapters of Little House in the Big Woods, each containing spelling words, vocabulary work, comprehension questions, and questions for discussion. The answers can be found in the Little House in the Big Woods Teacher Guide (sold separately.#1337)

Recommended for grade 2

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Little House in the Big Woods by Laura Ingalls Wilder remains an all-time American classic about life on the frontier. The first book in the beloved Little House series begins in 1871 in a log cabin on the edge of the Big Woods of Wisconsin. Four year old Laura, her Pa, her Ma, her sisters Mary and Carrie, and their dog, Jack all live happily together in the little house. Life as a pioneer is not always easy, especially when preparing for the long Wisconsin winter. But there is also joy and fun as Laura and her family celebrate Christmas, plant crops every spring, harvest in the autumn, and make trips into town. This heartwarming story will introduce students to America’s frontier history through the eyes of a young girl growing up in the safe, warm, and love-filled little house. Our Teacher Guide contains answers to the Little House in the Big Woods Student Guide.

The Little House in the Big Woods Teacher Guide features teaching guidelines, notes on reading activities, a model lesson plan, lessons for the 13 chapters of Little House in the Big Woods including answers to the Student Guide, optional honors activities, and an appendix of enrichment activities and assessments.

Recommended for grade 2.

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Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar is a tragedy based on the historical events surrounding the death of Caesar, exploring the motivations of the men who orchestrated it and surrounded him in public and political life. The Teacher Guide includes the inset student guide with answers, guides for Socratic Discussion Questions, and Quizzes and Quiz Keys. Learn More

These are the quizzes and final exam for Traditional Logic II.

This sequel to Traditional Logic I, which can be used as early as 7th grade, is an in-depth study of the classical syllogism. Along with a basic understanding of the Christian theory of knowledge, the text presents the four kinds of logical statements, the four ways propositions can be opposed, the three ways in which they can be equivalent, and the seven rules for validity of syllogisms. Each chapter, in approximately five pages of text, explains challenging concepts in clear concise language. 

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Continue your students’ study of a beautiful language and a lifetime of benefits in the same easy format as First Start French I. Develop your students’ vocabulary, strengthen their grammar, and expand their knowledge of the world. First Start French II builds on the skills you developed in First Start French I. More extensive vocabulary, expanded grammar, and further cultural information will move your student toward a great foundation in French. More practice in reading French will inform your students about important topics in French history, geography, science, and the arts. The Teacher Manual #6274 includes hints and guidelines to keep you ahead of your student. A pronunciation guide and CD #6275 will give your student the guidance needed to develop a good accent. Six fun, traditional French songs help with grammar and vocabulary. Learn More

Continue your students’ study of a beautiful language and a lifetime of benefits in the same easy format as First Start French I. Develop your students’ vocabulary, strengthen their grammar, and expand their knowledge of the world.

First Start French II builds on the skills you developed in First Start French I. More extensive vocabulary, expanded grammar, and further cultural information will move your student toward a great foundation in French. More practice in reading French will inform your students about important topics in French history, geography, science, and the arts. The Teacher Manual  #6274 includes hints and guidelines to keep you ahead of your student. A pronunciation guide and CD #6275 will give your student the guidance needed to develop a good accent. Six fun, traditional French songs help with grammar and vocabulary.

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Continue your students’ study of a beautiful language and a lifetime of benefits in the same easy format as First Start French I. Develop your students’ vocabulary, strengthen their grammar, and expand their knowledge of the world.

First Start French II builds on the skills you developed in First Start French I. More extensive vocabulary, expanded grammar, and further cultural information will move your student toward a great foundation in French. More practice in reading French will inform your students about important topics in French history, geography, science, and the arts. The Teacher Manual #6274 includes hints and guidelines to keep you ahead of your student. A pronunciation guide and CD #6275 will give your student the guidance needed to develop a good accent. Six fun, traditional French songs help with grammar and vocabulary. Student book #6273

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