Grade 3
Grade 3
Bible
Living for God, The Life of Jesus Christ, Oh Joseph! What Was God's Plan for You,
You Can Use the Bible, God Takes Care of His People, How Do I Know the Bible is the Word
of God, Archaeology and the Bible, God Gave Us the Need for Friends, God Wants Man to Help
Man, and God's Word, Jesus, and You.
Language Arts
Old and New Skills, Building Words and Sentences, Words: Getting to the Roots,
Words: How to Use Them, Sentences: Start to Finish, All About Books, Reading and Writing,
Reading Skills, More Reading and Writing, and Looking Back.
Mathematics
Word Numbers, Addition Problems, Subtraction Problems, Number Order, Carrying Numbers,
Borrowing Numbers, Symbols and Counting by Multiples, Addition and Subtraction Problems,
and Fractions.
Science
You Grow and Change, Plants, Animal Growth and Change, You Are What You Eat,
Properties of Matter, Sounds and You, Times and Seasons, Rocks and the Changes, Heat
Energy, and Physical Changes.
Social Studies
Fishing in Maine, Farming in Kansas, Fruit Growing in Washington, Forests in
Oregon, California: A Golden Land, Cattle in Texas, Coal Mining in Pennsylvania,
Manufacturing in Michigan, Space Travel in Florida, Review of Nine States.
Grade 4
Bible
How can I live for God?, God's Knowledge, Saul Begins to Live for God, The Bible and Me,
God Cares for Us, How can I know God Exists?, Geography of the Old Testament, God-Given
Worth, Witnessing for Jesus, and God's Way is Perfect.
Language Arts
Reading and Writing.
Mathematics
Reading, Writing, and Expanding Numbers, Place Value, Number Order, Rounding, and
Estimating, Multiplication Facts and Problems, Doing and Undoing Families of Facts,
Multiplying and Dividing, Problem Solving, and Fractions.
Science
Plants, Animals, Man and His Environment, Machines, Electricity and Magnetism,
Changes in Water, Weather, Our Solar System and the Universe, The Planet Earth, and
Understanding God's Wonderful Creation.
Social Studies
This Planet Earth Living in Island Countries, Living in Mountain Countries, The
Polar Regions, Tropical Jungles, Grassland Regions, Desert Lands, Seaport Cities, The
United States: Your State, and Our World in Review.
Grade 5
Bible
How Others Lived for God, Angels, The Presence of God, Bible Methods and Structure, The
Christian in the World, Providing what we believe, Missionary Journeys of Paul, God
Created Man for Eternity, Authority and Law, and God's Angels, God's Word, Living for God.
Language Arts
Story Messages, Main Ideas, Words and Stories, Reading and Writing, Reading and
Writing, Poetry, and Reading and Grammar.
Mathematics
Number, Order, Expanding, Rounding, and Estimating, Basic Number Facts, Addition
and Subtraction Problems, Multiplication and Division Problems, Decimals, Fractions,
Addition, Subtraction, and Verbal Problems, Multiplication, Division, and Verbal Problems,
and Problem Solving.
Science
Cells, Plants: Life Cycles, The Web of Life, Transformation of Energy, Records in
Rock: The Flood, Records in Rocks: Fossils, Records in Rock: Geology, Cycles in Nature,
Look Ahead.
Social Studies
Exploring the New World, Colonial American Life, Thirteen Colonies Become an New
Nation, New Lands and Troubled Times, The United States Becomes and World Leader, A Great
Nation United by Transportation and Communication, The United States--One Nation with Many
Regions, Our Southern Neighbors, Canada: Our Northern Neighbor, and The United States and
Her Neighbors.
Grade 6
Bible
From Creation to Moses, From Joshua to Samuel, The Kingdom of Israel, The Divided
Kingdom, The Captivity and Restoration, The Life of Jesus, The Followers of Jesus, The
apostle Paul, Hebrews and General Epistles, and Revelation and Review.
Language Arts
Reading for A Purpose, Making New Words, Better Reading, Reading for a Purpose,
Poetry, Stories for Fun, Newspapers, Reading your Bible, and Communication, Literature and
Language.
Mathematics
Place Value, Expanding Numbers and Estimation Answers, Basic Operations, Adding
and Subtracting: Symbols, Multiplication Operations, Division Operations, Factors and
Multiples, Fractions and Mixed Numbers, Multiplying and Dividing Fractions and Mixed
Numbers, Decimals, and Mathematical Operations.
Science
Plant Systems, Animal Systems, Plant and Animal Behavior, Molecular Genetics,
Chemical Structure and Change, Light and Sound, Motion and its Measurement, Spaceship
Earth, The Sun and Other Stars, and Earth Systems and the Universe.
Social Studies
World Geography, The Cradle of Civilization, The Civilizations of Greece and
Rome, Life in the Middle Ages, Six South American Countries, Seven South American
Countries, Africa, Modern Nations I: Western Europe, Modern Nations II: Eastern Europe,
and Development of our World.
Grade 7
Bible
Worship, Mankind, The Attributes of God, Christian Evidences (Fulfilled
Prophecies About Christ), Living the Balanced Life, The Psalms, The Life of Christ: Part
One, The Life of Christ: Part Two, The Life of Christ: Part Three, and In
Summary.
Language Arts
Nouns, Pronouns, and Word Usage, Language Usage, Biographies, Structure of
Language, Nature Structure, and Usage of English, Mechanics and Structure of English, The
Hiding Place: A Study Guide, Literature, Listening, and Speaking, Sentences, Paragraphs,
and Words, and Structure, Mechanics, and Communication.
Mathematics
Whole Numbers, Whole Numbers: Multiplication and Division, Geometry, Rational
Numbers, Sets and Numbers, Reactions: Addition and Subtraction, Fractions: Multiplication
and Division, Formulas and Ratios, Data, Statistics, and Graphs, and Mathematics in
Sports.
Science
What is Science?, Perceiving Things, Earth in Space I, Earth in Space II, The
Atmoshere, Weather, Climate, Human Anatomy I, Human Anatomy II, and Careers in Science
Social Studies
What is History?, What is Geography?, Anthropology, Sociology--Man in Groups,
Economics--Resources and Needs, Political Science, History and Geography of our States,
Anthropology and Sociology of the United States, The Economics and Politics of Our State,
and Your State in Review.
Grade 8
Bible
Prayer, Sin and Salvation, Attributes of God, Early Church Leaders, Early Church
History, The Early Churches, The Book of Proverbs, Understanding Today's Problems,
Understanding Parents, and Walking with God: Past and Present.
Language Arts
Communication, Language History, Classification, and Use, Punctuation and
Literature, Words and How to Use Them, Correct Language Usage. Language and Literature,
Critical Reading and Paragraph Skills, Speaking and Writing Our Language, and Language,
Communication and Reading.
Mathematics
Whole Numbers, Numbers and Factors, Rational Numbers, Fractions and Rounding,
Fractions and Percent, Statistics, Graphs, and Probability, Integers, Formulas and
Geometry, Algebraic Equations, and Numbers, Fractions, and Algebra.
Science
Science and Society, Structure of Matter I, Structure of Matter II, Health and
Nutrition, Energy I, Energy II, Machines I, Machines II, Balance in Nature, and Science
and Technology.
Social Studies
European Backgrounds, The Colonization of America, War for Independence, Thirteen
Colonies Become the United States of America, The Westward Movement, The Civil War, The
Industrial Nation, A World Power in the Twentieth Century, The United States in a Changing
World, and United States History.
Grade 9
Bible 1
Introduction to the New Testament, The Gospels, The Acts of the Apostles, The
Pauline Epistles, The General Epistles, The Revelation of Jesus Christ, Biblical
Literature: Job and Suffering, How to Share Christ with My Friends, God's Will for my
Life, and The New Testament and Your Walk with Christ.
English 1
The Structure of Language, Nature of Language, Pronunciation, Reading with
Skills, Language in Literature, Enhancing Reading Skills and Poetic Understanding,
Communication, The Library and Drama, Studies in the Novel, and Grammar, Communication,
and Reading,
Algebra 1
Variables and Numbers, Solving Equations and Inequalities, Problems Analysis and
Solution, Polynomials, Algebraic Factors, Algebraic Fractions, Radical Expressions,
Graphing, Graphical Solutions, and Quadratic and Algebraic Equations.
General Science
Our Atomic World, Volume, Mass, and Density, Physical Geology, Historical
Geology, Body Health I, Body Health II, Astronomy, Oceanography, Science and Tomorrow, and
Scientific Applications.
Civics and World Geography
The Heritage of the United States, Our National Government, State and Local
Government, Planning a Career, Citizenship, The Earth and Man, Regions of the World, Man
and His Environment, The Tools of the Geographer, and Man in a Changing World.
Grade 10
Bible 2
Creation to Abraham, Abraham to Moses, The Exodus and Wanderings, Israel in
Canaan, The Judges and Spiritual Decline, The Kingdom, The Divided Kingdom, The Remaining
Kingdom, The Captivity, and The Restoration.
English 2
The Evolution of English, Listening and Speaking, Writing Effective Sentences,
The Power of Words, Elements of Expository Composition, Language Structure and Reading
Skills, Oral Reading and Drama, The Short Story, Studies in the Novel, and Reading,
Writing, and Speaking.
Geometry
A Mathematical System, Proof, Angle Relationships and Parallels, Congruent
Triangles and Quadrilaterals, Similar Polygons, Circles, Construction and Locus, Area and
Volume, Coordinate Geometry, and From Proof to Coordinate Geometry.
Biology
Taxonomy: Key to Organization, Basics of Life, Microbiology, Cells, Plants: Green
Factories, Human Anatomy and Physiology, God's Plan, for Inheritance, Cell Division and
Reproduction, Ecology, Pollution, and Energy, and Principles and Applications of Biology.
Ancient and Western History
Ancient Civilizations, The Medieval World, Renaissance and Reformation, Growth of
World Empires, The Age of Revolution, The Industrial Revolution, Two World Wars, The
Contemporary World, and Ancient Times to the Present.
Grade 11
Bible 3
The Faithfulness of God, Romans: Part One, Romans: Part Two, The
Doctrine of Jesus Christ, The Nation of Israel, The History of the Canon, Friendship,
Dating, and Marriage, The Pursuit of Happiness, Answers to Agnostic Questions, and God,
His Word, and the Christian Life.
English 3
The Uses and Varieties of English, Writing Effective Sentences, Sentence
Workshop, Why Study Reading?, Poetry, Nonfiction, American Drama, Studies in the American
Novel, Research, and Reviewing Communication Skills and Literature.
Algebra 2
Sets, Structure, and Function, Numbers, Sentences, and Problems, Linear Equations
and Inequalities, Polynomials, Radical Expressions, Real Numbers, Quadratic Relations and
Systems, Exponential Functions, Counting Principles, and From Integers to Counting
Principles.
Chemistry
Introduction to Chemistry, Elements, Compounds and Mixtures, Gases and Moles,
Atomic Structure and Periodicity, Chemical Formulas, Boding and Molecular Architecture,
Chemical Relations, Rates, and Equilibrium, Equilibrium Systems, Carbon Chemistry:
Hydrocarbons, Carbon Chemistry: Functional Groups, From Atoms to Hydrocarbons.
United States History
Foundations of American Democracy, Development of Constitutional Government,
National Expansion, A Nation Divided, A Nation Divided and United, United States
Involvement at Home and Abroad, The Depression Years, A Nation at War, Contemporary
America, and United States History.
Grade 12
Bible 4
Knowing yourself, Knowing About Christian Ministries, Making Your Choice of A
Christian Ministry, Godhead, The Attributes of God: Holiness and Goodness, The Epistles of
James, Biblical Literature (Daniel), Comparative Religions, Wisdom for Today's Youth, and
Practical Christian Living for Young Adults.
English 4
The Worth of Words, The Structure of Language, Reading, Research, and Listening
Skills, Language: God's Gift to Man, Medieval English Literature, Elizabethan Literature,
Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-Century English Literature, Creative Writing, Romantic and
Victorian Poetry, and Language and Literature.
Pre-Calculus
Relations and Functions, Special Functions, Trigonometric Functions, Circular
Functions and Graphs, Identities and Functions of Multiple Angles, Application of
Trigonometric Functions, Trigonometric Functions and Polar Coordinates, Quadratic
Equations, Probability, and Calculus.
Physics
Kinematics, Dynamics, Work and Energy, Introductions to Waves, Light, Static
Electricity, Current Electricity, Magnetism, Atomic and Nuclear Physics, and From
Kinematics to Nuclear Physics.
Government and Economics
Personal and Social Challenges, American Political Challenges, Economic
Challenges, International Relations, Man and His Role in the Environment, The Christian
and Authority, A History of the Jewish Peoples, The Role of the Family in Today's Society,
The Societal, Economic, and Political Challenges of Man, and The Christian in Today's
World.
Available Electives
Spanish I and II
The curriculum is designed to help the 13 to
18-year-old student reach the same level of proficiency in two years of study
that a college student should attain after two semesters of Spanish study.
Spanish I sends the student on a trip to Mexico, while Spanish II ventures to
Ecuador. Students will have the opportunity to hear a variety of Spanish
speakers using vocabulary and verb tenses. After completing the Spanish I
course, students will be able to ask and answer basic questions and initiate and
respond to simple statements. After completing the Spanish II course,
students will be able to read, write, and listen to more complex structures.
High School Health
This one-semester high school elective
carefully considers the Christian view of health. The practice of good
health starts with knowledge of the physical systems of the body. When the
function of the body is understood, a person recognizes the importance of good
nutrition, healthy exercise, and personal hygiene. Tending and caring for
health includes more than practicing good eating habits and getting regular
exercise. Overall health is also affected by spiritual, emotional, social,
and environmental well-being. A responsible attitude toward living makes
one avoid substances that destroy the body.
The Story of the Constitution
The Story of the Constitution tells briefly of
America's origins and what steps led to the formation of the U.S. Constitution.
The course also tells what principles for which the Constitution stands for and
how it applies to everyday life. The course is filled with a variety of
helpful comprehension exercises for students. The Story of the
Constitution is ideal for anyone, young or old, who wishes to understand what
the Constitution is all about. Appropriate for Grades 8-12.
Consumer Math
This is a supplemental Math course which explores mathematical
applications for daily use. Topics include family finances, occupations,
business, and transportation. Appropriate for high school students who
have completed Algebra I and Geometry.
College Planner
Little or no budget for college counseling? This program guides a
student through the process of selecting a college, starting with self-analysis
and then steers them through the process of applications, financial aid,
interviews, and even ACT and SAT testing. It also helps a student narrow
their college choices. College Planner is an invaluable source for any
high school student faced with the daunting decision of where to attend college.
Health Quest for Grades 4-7
This is an interactive program designed as a
one-semester elective. Vocabulary is broadened through audio links and
interactive drill (Vocabulocity). Techniques for proper exercise are
demonstrated through step-by-step slide shows and videos. Health Quest
teaches the importance of personal hygiene and fitness methods, as well as
personal ecological stewardship. Offers practical preparation for the next
level of health education and lifelong benefits.
State History
Topics include state government and leaders, a
historical timeline, state growth and population, natural resources, economics
and business, tourism and cultural distinctions, and Christian heritage and
influence. Instead of rote memorization of facts, students use critical
thinking and research skills as they prepare essays. This makes State
History an excellent program for enhancing writing skills, applying math skills,
and learning about business and resources. Appropriate for grades 7-12.
Just let us know what state.
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