Language Arts

Teacher's Edition provides the teacher with answers to the workbook. sold separately.

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Composition & Sketchbooks allow each student to write and illustrate compositions. These books are a great resource for all subjects and become a journal of your child’s work for each year. Composition & Sketchbook II: 1/2″ Ruled for 1st-2nd Grade Students – This font is also ruled with a middle dashed line, but 2-page spreads with an entire page for a drawing on the left-hand side and a page of ruled lines on the right give first and second grade students room for longer compositions. Learn More

These primary Copybooks from Memoria Press (Books I-III) teach penmanship, basic grammar, spelling, literature, accuracy, attention to detail, and memory—all through the simple skill of copying using selected Scripture from the King James Bible (chosen for its poetic verse) and classic children’s poems, such as those by Robert Louis Stevenson, which describe the world in charming detail. The clean, facing pages provide plenty of space for your neophyte to draw and color the glorious passages provided. In years to come, you will cherish these journals of your child’s work. The series includes three books, (each sold separately) each with more than thirty-five passages, for beginning writers in K-2nd grade. Each starts with slightly larger margins and decreases gradually over the three-year series. Students begin tracing, then move to copying directly under modeled words. Eventually students are asked to copy passages from the left page onto lines on the right page. Emphasizing care and accuracy, students learn how to be patient and take pleasure in getting it right. Learn More

These primary Copybooks from Memoria Press (Books I-III) teach penmanship, basic grammar, spelling, literature, accuracy, attention to detail, and memory—all through the simple skill of copying using selected Scripture from the King James Bible (chosen for its poetic verse) and classic children’s poems, such as those by Robert Louis Stevenson, which describe the world in charming detail. The clean, facing pages provide plenty of space for your neophyte to draw and color the glorious passages provided. In years to come, you will cherish these journals of your child’s work. The series includes three books, (each sold separately) each with more than thirty-five passages, for beginning writers in K-2nd grade. Each starts with slightly larger margins and decreases gradually over the three-year series. Students begin tracing, then move to copying directly under modeled words. Eventually students are asked to copy passages from the left page onto lines on the right page. Emphasizing care and accuracy, students learn how to be patient and take pleasure in getting it right. . Learn More

Our copybooks are simple, clean, and focused on the task at hand. You won’t find meaningless color illustrations strewn throughout our pages. Instead, we provide space for the students to draw their own pictures to help them remember and visualize the glorious passages. In years to come you will cherish these journals of your child’s work.

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This reproducible study guide is recommended for grades 4th-6th. Suggested activities include comprehension questions, vocabulary, author and background information. Biblical references are given. From Progeny Press. Learn More

2003 Newbery Medal winner. The boy had always been called "Asta's son," but when Asta, his mother, dies, the village priest reveals that his Christian name is Crispin. He also gives Crispin his mother's lead cross and promises to reveal what the words etched on its surface mean. But before he can tell Crispin, the priest is murdered and Crispin accused of the crime. Believing the cross holds clues to his father's identity, Crispin flees, eventually joining up with a traveling juggler named Bear. Full of surprises, thrills, twists, treachery, contentment, and a hearty dose of what life was actually like in the 14th century, Crispin is also a story of faith, developing maturity, and learning what freedom and manhood really mean. Easy-to-use lessons include vocabulary, comprehension, analysis and critical thinking exercises, questions on related Biblical principles, activities, and a complete answer key. Middle & High School guides take approximately from 8 to 10 weeks to complete. 75 reproducible pages, paperback. Grades 6-8. Contains Christian content. From Progeny Press. Learn More

Daily 6-Trait Writing Grade 3. Provide your students with frequent, focused skills practice with this Reproducible Teacher's Edition. The reproducible format and additional teacher resources give you everything you need to help students master and retain basic skills. 25 weeks of daily practice covering the 6 traits of writng. Helps students develop trait-based writing skills using 125 engaging lessons! Daily 6-Trait Writing is the first teaching resource to provide students in each grade with daily practice and instruction on trait-based writing skills. Days 1-3 provide writing activities and models for students to analyze, revise, or add to. Day 4 provides students with a prewriting form to help them approach writing in logical, structured ways. Day 5 asks students to apply their new skills while responding to a writing prompt. 160 pages. Grade 3. Evan-Moor publishing.

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The Teacher's Manual for Days Go By and More Days Go By contains detailed instructions and suggestions, in addition to some supplementary exercises and the answers, sold separately. Learn More

This is a quality reading book. Wonderful character building stories about a few children and their adventures. Great practice for the emerging reader. Volume one of two for the first grader. An accompanying workbook is available.158 pages.

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This workbook has been prepared to accompany the primer, DAYS GO BY. The exercises were designed to train children to work independently. Student should work through the exercises after reading each story or poem.

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English for the Thoughtful Child, Volume One, revised and edited by Cunthia A. Shearer and published by Greenleaf Press, was originally published in 1900 by Mary F. Hyde. It uses wonderful pictures to stimulate the child's imagination to lead into writing and includes memorization assignments, oral compositions, written compositions and practice excercises. A gentle approach to the introduction of grammar and writing, the editor uses it as a 2nd grade English text, however, it is also very useful as a first course for older, reluctant writers. No teacher's edition is necessary, 99 pages. Learn More

English For the Thoughtful Child 2 is published by Greenleaf Press. Like the first volume of English for Thoughtful Child Vol 1, this second book concentrates on the development of composition skills. Includes picture lessons, oral and written narration exercises, memory work and copy work. In addition to these lessons, this book includes nature lessons, narrative and descriptive skills and more. Softcover 110 pages. 3rd grade and up. Learn More

Includes answers and tests for use with Exciting World of Creative Writing text. Workbook, 121 pages. Published by Christian Liberty Press. Recommended for 7th-8th grade. Learn More

``A book is a loaded gun in the house next door. Burn it.`` In addition to probing comprehension questions about this flammable book, this guide offers projects including book binding, poetry analysis, writing projects(like ``The Book vs. the Movie``), and a paper model of the creepy Mechanical Hound. Soft 47p Learn More

Study Guide by Michael Poteet for the novel by Ray Bradbury. Fireman Guy Montag loves his job. Since houses have been made fireproof, firemen no longer put out house fires--now they burn books. No one is allowed to read books--no one wants to read books. Books are only filled with confusing and contradictory ideas, and it is more important to have fun and be entertained. But then Montag meets a new young neighbor girl who actually seems to think. When she asks him, "Are you happy?" he finds he has no answer. And when an old woman refuses to leave her books and dies in the flames, he wonders, what in her books inspires such passion? He determines to discover it for himself, though his rebellion, and his confusion, may cost him his life. A good examination of censorship and our responsibility to understand. Progeny Press Grade Level: 10-12 Setting: Futuristic United States Category: American Literature, Science Fiction Learn More

This reproducible study guide is recommended for grades 4th-6th. Suggested activities include comprehension questions, vocabulary, author and background information. Biblical references are included. From Progeny Press. Learn More

This reproducible study guide is recommended for grades 9th-12th. Suggested activities include comprehension questions, vocabulary, author and background information and more. Biblical references given. From Progeny Press. Learn More

"First Favorites Literature Guide, Volume 1". For those seeking to lay a firm foundtion for a life-long love of leterature, look no farther. These guides and the books they cover contain all the questions, activities and projects needed to fan into flame a student's passion for reading. Literature guide includes comprehension questions for the following books (not included): Curious George, Caps for Sale, Corduroy, If you Give a Mouse a Cookie, Blueberries for Sal, The Little Engine that Could, Floss, A Chair for Mother, Harry the Dirty Dog, Billy Blaze, Bread and Jam for Francis, Dr. DeSoto, Frog and Toad are Friends, and Frog and Toad All Year Long. Softcover. 148 pages. From Veritas Press. Learn More

"First Favorites Literature Guide, Volume 2". For those seeking to lay a firm foundtion for a life-long love of literature, look no farther. These guides and the books they cover contain all the questions, activities and projects needed to fan into flame a student's passion for reading. Literature guide includes comprehension questions for the following books (not included): Madeline, Nate the Great, Nate the Great and the Lost List, Miss Nelson is Missing!, The Emporer's New Clothes, The Biggest Bear, A New Coat for Anna, Stone Soup, Mr. Putter and Tabby Pour the Tea, Henry and Mudge, Little Bear, Little Bear's Friend, Amelia Bedelia, and Peter Rabbit. Softcover 170 pages. Veritas Press Learn More

Is there really a need for another phonics program? Well, we thought so! The first reading and printing lessons are critical, and although there are many adequate programs out there, we could not find one with the right combination we were looking for—a balanced, age-appropriate approach to phonics and reading, and a serious focus on correct pencil grip and letter formation. In addition, many phonics programs today use the ladder approach (consonant-vowel blending), which is fine, but we prefer the more traditional (vowel-consonant) approach combined with word families. And one more thing: mastery of the short vowels is the sine qua non of phonics programs, and few programs really give adequate practice in this very important skill. First Start Reading solved all of our little problems and made us happy. We hope you like it too.

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Wonderful stories that your child (and you) will fall in love with. The teacher reads an introduction to the story and the student continues. Great practice for the emerging reader. An accompanying workbook is also available. 140 pages.

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This workbook has been prepared to accompany the preprimer, FIRST STEPS. The activities and questions are to be completed after the student has read the story.

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This reproducible study guide is recommended for grades 1st-3rd. Suggested activities include comprehension questions, vocabulary, author and background information and more. Biblical references included. From Progeny Press. Learn More