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America the Beautiful parts 1 & 2, 2nd Edition America the Beautiful's all-in-one American history, geography, and literature course covers historical events from 1000 A.D. to the present. It includes natural, God-created attractions, major landmarks, biographies, and what daily life looked like in various eras. The massive 2-volume set may seem overwhelming until your child opens it and sighs with relief over the plethora of historical photographs, color photos, illustrations, and artwork, plus the reasonably large font with generous amounts of white space. Great for independent learning, there is no teacher's manual, and the instructions are directed to your child. A new unit is introduced every week with five daily lessons, each with four to six optional activities. Some activities include map work in Maps of America the Beautiful, entries in Timeline of America the Beautiful, and reading assignments from We the People. Do you have a voracious reader? He can opt to read two to three chapters daily from suggested literature that you may already have or can easily obtain from your local library. A weekly family activity might include craft and art projects, recipes, or other multi-age activities. User-friendly; rich in content; distributed in daily, child-pleasing portions, America the Beautiful effortlessly guides your child chronologically through American history. Besides the textbooks, America the Beautiful bundle includes; We the People A fascinating collection of 150 original journal entries, newspaper articles, advertisements, poems, songs, letters, short stories, speeches, and other historic documents from American history. Timeline of America the Beautiful What a terrific way for your child to recap what he has just learned! After a lesson in America the Beautiful, your child will be asked to add an event mentioned to the Timeline of America the Beautiful. Designed specifically to record facts learned in the lessons, Timeline of America the Beautiful also includes occasional black-and-white illustrations that your child might enjoy coloring. Maps of America the Beautiful With three to four map activities per week assigned from the America the Beautiful textbook, your child will use Maps of America the Beautiful to create his own historical atlas of the United States. Student Workbook Sold Separately America the Beautiful's Student Workbook is available separately. Considered optional by the publisher, the Student Workbook includes crosswords, drawing assignments, and other handwork activities, plus unit tests. Click here for product details and pricing. Features America the Beautiful Part 1Lessons: 75Binding: HardcoverIllustrations: Color and black-and-white illustrations ISBN: 978-1-60999-141-8 Copyright: 2021 America the Beautiful Part 2Lessons: 75Binding: HardcoverIllustrations: Color and black-and-white illustrations ISBN: 978-1-60999-142-5 Copyright: 2021 We the PeopleA collection of original journal entries, newspaper articles, advertisements, poems, songs, letters, short stories, speeches, and other historic documents from American history.Binding: HardcoverIllustrations: Black-and-white illustrations ISBN: 978-1-60999-146-3 Copyright: 2021 Maps of America the BeautifulA collection of 30 maps drawn especially to accompany this curriculum.Binding: Saddle-stitched. Pages: 61 ISBN: 978-1-60999-144-9 Copyright: 2021 Timeline of America the BeautifulThis is an illustrated timeline of American history from AD 1000 to the present, designed specifically to include facts learned in the lessons. Some facts are already printed on the timeline.Binding: Saddle-stitched. ISBN: 978-1-60999-145-6 Copyright: 2021 America the Beautiful Answer Key and Literature GuideIncludes answers for the Timeline, Student Workbook, Lesson Review, and the vocabulary assignments included in the main text.Binding: Saddle-stitched. ISBN: 978-1-60999-138-8 Copyright: 2021 Publisher's Information: Publisher: Notgrass Consumable Workbooks included: Maps & Timeline of America the Beautiful Faith-Based: Yes Download PDF Sample Pages: Sample Lessons Sample Review Material Awards and Endorsements: The Old Schoolhouse Review Blue Ribbon Award 2013 review by A Better Way to Thrive ”America the Beautiful leaves me a bit torn. I love getting history books from the library and doing our own projects. But my daughter just loves how this program is laid out, and I have been really impressed with all they are learning. It’s something I could wholeheartedly recommend to anyone who doesn’t want to take a DIY approach to homeschool history.” Read the Review review by Adventures in Homeschooling ”As a military family, we put a lot of focus on our nations history, discussing our call to serve and the foundations of our country. Understanding our history is important to our family and, therefore, something we think is extremely important in our homeschool.” Read the Review review by Farm Fresh Adventures ”My thoughts are that this program is everything I hoped it would be and more. Not only is the textbook written in a narrative form making it easy to read, it is so full of photographs and visual things to go with the words. Little Britches pours over the photos in each lesson, he enjoys them so much.” Read the Review review by the Flanders Family ”Overall, I’ve been pleasantly surprised by America the Beautiful. I find it much more interesting than the dry history texts I had as a kid, and my children stay engaged when I read it aloud, asking lots of questions and poring over photos.” Read the Review

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America the Beautiful Curriculum Package, 2nd Edition

America the Beautiful Student Workbook, 2nd Edition America the Beautiful Student Workbook is an optional companion to the America the Beautiful Curriculum Package. This book of crosswords, find-a-words, matching, codes, drawing assignments, and other handwork activities reviews and reinforces information learned. This book is designed for students in 5th and 6th grades, but it is suitable for older children who enjoy these activities. Layflat paperback. Features Sample Review Material Publisher: Notgrass Suggested Age Level: Middle School (5th-8th Grade) Binding: Layflat paperback Consumable: Yes Faith-Based: Yes

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America the Beautiful Student Workbook, 2nd Edition

Uncle Sam and You A good civics course will teach your child how laws are made, enforced, modified, and amended, and his rights and duties as a citizen. A great civics course goes even further. Uncle Sam and You covers the basics and delves into national symbols, international relations, national security, national holidays, and much, much more. Replete with images, Uncle Sam and You highlights both modern and historical photographs and illustrations. Great for independent learning, there is no teacher's manual; the simple instructions in Uncle Sam and You are directed to your child. A new unit is introduced every week with four daily lessons, each with four to six optional activities. Some activities included are creative writing, vocabulary usage, instructions to draw a picture or take a photograph, and reading assignments from The Citizen's Handbook. The Citizen's Handbook readings are a diverse collection of speeches, personal memoirs, newspaper articles and advertisements, historical writings, excerpts from the Constitution, and much more. Another suggested activity is to read two to three chapters daily from eight optional books. This will give your child a richer perspective on the various topics studied. These titles (listed in the publisher's information below) are ones you may already have or can easily obtain from your local library. If you have a voracious reader, this activity can be a good choice. Uncle Sam and You also includes thirty optional lessons on America's patriotic holidays that can be used once a week. A special corresponding multi-age family activity such as craft and art projects or themed meals is assigned to each holiday lesson. The Uncle Sam and You Answer Key provides answers for the end-of-lesson assignments, student workbook (optional, sold separately), and lesson review (optional, sold separately). Features Curriculum Package Includes: Uncle Sam and You Part 1 Uncle Sam and You Part 2 The Citizen's Handbook Uncle Sam and You Answer Key The publisher considers the Student Workbook & Lesson Review optional, and are available separately. Publisher's Information: Publisher: Notgrass Faith-Based: YesSuggested literature titles, not included: Lincoln: A Photobiography by Russell Freedman (Units 5-6) A Letter to Mrs. Roosevelt by C. Coco De Young (Units 10-11) Brighty of the Grand Canyon by Marguerite Henry (Units 12-14) Basher Five-Two by Scott O'Grady (Units 16-17) Misty of Chincoteague by Marguerite Henry (Units 18-19) The Long Winter by Laura Ingalls Wilder (Units 22-24) The Wright Brothers: How They Invented the Airplane by Russell Freedman (Units 25-26) Lost on a Mountain in Maine by Donn Fendler (Units 29-30) Download PDF Sample Pages: Part 1 Sample Unit Part 2 Sample Unit The Citizen's Handbook Answer Key Awards and Endorsements: The Old Schoolhouse Review Blue Ribbon Award 2013 review by So Every Day ”I think my eighth-grader has learned a lot and has a much better working vocabulary about our government and its basic workings than she had before she started this guide.” Read the Review review by Natural Beach Living ”Courses like this, change the way we homeschool because my kids get excited about learning.” Read the Review

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Uncle Sam and You Curriculum Package

Uncle Sam and You Student Workbook With its crosswords, find-a-words, matching, drawing assignments, and other handwork activities Uncle Sam and You Student Workbook reviews and reinforces information learned in the daily lessons. There are also unit tests at the back of the Uncle Sam and You Student Workbook. Features Student Workbook Sample Pages Publisher: Notgrass Binding: Plastic coil Pages: 150 pages Consumable: Yes Faith-Based: Yes Awards and Endorsements: The Old Schoolhouse Review Blue Ribbon Award 2013

Uncle Sam and You Student Workbook
With its crosswords, find-a-words, matching, drawing assignments, and other handwork activities Uncle Sam and You Student Workbook reviews and reinforces information learned in the daily lessons. There are also unit tests at the back of the Uncle Sam and You Student Workbook. 
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Typically counted as 1/2 credit for high school students. Exploring Government Does the prospect of a semester of studying government set your child's feet to dancing? Mine neither. But in many states, a semester is required for graduation. As painful as it may seem, a complete understanding of government will have a more significant impact on your students than a comparable understanding of calculus. Exploring Government is as painless as it gets. Bite-sized lessons cover federal, state, and local government, as well as contemporary issues in government. Particular emphasis is placed on the Biblical basis for government and the U.S. Constitution. Busy moms will be glad to know that Exploring Government is designed as a self-study course for teens. There are seventy-five engaging lessons divided into fifteen units of five lessons each. Each lesson has a student-friendly layout, with options included for various interesting, relevant activities in every unit. Exploring Government can be used to achieve a half-credit in English. But your teen will need to read the recommended literature books (we suggest checking them out from the library) and the literary analysis provided in the optional Student Review Pack. Plus, it will involve essay writing. Doing these assignments may be valuable if your teen is college-bound and without other writing activities. They will help to crystallize his opinions and possible real-life applications. Or these suggested essay questions as a springboard for discussions around the dinner table or with your community group. The Exploring Government curriculum package includes two books: the Exploring Government textbook with material clearly outlined as to the student's daily and weekly assignments, and We Hold These Truths, a collection of historical documents, essays, and speeches in American government. Both books are illustrated with a plethora of full-color photos, drawings, and maps. In addition, an optional Student Review Pack is available to provide literary analysis for the optional English component, review questions for each lesson, weekly quizzes, three exams, and an answer key. If you need accountability, grab one of these. The Exploring Government curriculum package is appropriate for any high schooler or anyone else who desires a better grasp of the U.S. government. Features Exploring Government Curriculum Package includes: Exploring Government Text We Hold These Truths Quiz & Exam Pack is sold separately. See sample pages below: Exploring Government (includes Table of Contents, Introduction, Unit 4, and Unit 11) We Hold These Truths (includes Table of Contents and selected readings) Guide for Parents Student Review Book (includes review questions and literary analysis for Units 4 and 11) Quiz and Exam Book (includes quizzes for Units 4 and 11 and the Third Exam) Answer Key Seventy-five engaging lessons divided into fifteen units of five lessons each. Lessons cover Federal, state, and local government and also contemporary issues in government. Understand the background, basis, and operation of American government on all levels. We Hold These Truths is a collection of historic documents, essays, and speeches in American government. Both books are illustrated with colorful photos, drawings, and maps. In addition, there is an optional Student Review Pack that contains literary analysis, review questions for each lesson, weekly quizzes, three exams, and an answer key. A half-year credit in government, can also optionally provide a half-year credit in English Takes 45 minutes to an hour per day to achieve half-year government credit, or one and a half hours to achieve both government and English half-credits. We Hold These Truths Publisher's Information: Binding: Hard Cover Copyright: 2016Publisher: Notgrass Company Made In: USA Faith-Based: Yes Exploring Government Publisher's Information: Binding: Hard Cover Copyright: 2016 Publisher: Notgrass Company Made In: USA Typical High School Credits Earned: 1/2 credit government Faith-Based: Yes Awards and Endorsements: 2012 Practical Homeschooling Reader Awards Third Place review by Hopkins Homeschool ”This is a very easy to read and understand government course. It works perfectly for the child who wants to learn at their own pace and it is easy enough to set the schedule and let your child go.” Read the Review review by Grace Christian Homeschool ”It's simplistic, organized, faith-based, and makes learning history and government not so intimidating by breaking it down for students.” Read the Review

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Typically counted as 1/2 credit for high school students. Exploring Economics Everywhere our children turn, they hear about the economy, but how many know what that term means? How many of us do? Exploring Economics contains the vital information your teen needs to understand economics. This very readable one-semester high school course clearly explains the terms and concepts utilized in economics. It discusses economic issues confronting U.S. citizens today. The assignments require your child to demonstrate both understanding and application of what they have learned. Exploring Economics covers economics in the Old Testament, Church History, and economic events in the U.S. The Student Review Pack includes all of the daily review questions, literary analysis, literature questions, weekly quizzes, exams your child needs for the course, and the answer key for you! Features Exploring Economics Curriculum Package includes: Exploring Economics Text Making Choices Readings in Economics Quiz & Exam Pack is sold separately. View Exploring Economics sample PDF View Making Choices sample PDF Publisher: Notgrass History Format: Hardcover Typical High School Credits Earned: 1/2 credit economics Faith-Based: Yes review by Homeschool Fanatic ”The curriculum is thorough and flexible enough to use how you choose, and still finish with a solid understanding of economics.” Read the Review

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Typically counted as 2 credits (1 American history, 1 Bible) for high school students. Exploring America Exploring America is an American history high-school curriculum that combines history, literature, and the Bible in an enjoyable, easy-to-implement format. The 150 daily lessons include the history text and the reading assignments for that day. Completing the entire course provides your child with a year’s high school credit in American History, English (literature and composition), and Bible. If that proves to be too heavy of a course load for your child, we suggest he ignore the literature portion. Instead, focus his energies on understanding the history section, which involves reading the teen-friendly Exploring America lessons, and the original source documents and speeches. If you choose to utilize the literature portion, the required titles are books you may already have or can easily obtain from your local library. However, they are also conveniently available for purchase on the website of the publisher, the Notgrass Company. You can see the complete list of titles below in the publisher’s information. Publisher’s Information: Designed to be easy to use for parent and student, each of the 30 weekly units in Exploring America has an introduction that features a summary of the material covered, a list of lessons, books required for that unit, and suggested writing assignments. Each of the 150 daily lessons (five lessons per week) includes the history text and the reading assignments for that day (and those in progress). A focused student can direct his own study, and the parent can offer as much interaction as needed. Depending on how fast your child reads and how much time he spends on the weekly project, he may need an average of 2-3 hours for each daily lesson. Exploring America presents history from the perspective of faith in God and respect for His Word. Each unit includes a Bible study highlighting spiritual issues related to history. It is comprehensive, giving students a survey of events and issues from European exploration to the war on terror, with extensive coverage of the twentieth century. The Exploring America Curriculum Package includes three books: Part 1: Columbus through Reconstruction (first semester) Part 2: Late 1800s through the Present (second semester) American Voices: Original Documents, Speeches, Poems, Stories, and Hymns from American History (assigned readings) Completing the full course provides your child with a year's high school credit in American History, English (literature and composition), and Bible. The History credit involves reading the lessons, the original documents, and speeches (and answering the questions in the optional Quiz & Exam Pack, if desired). The English credit involves completing the weekly writing assignments and one research paper; and reading the assigned literature, poems, and short stories in American Voices. The Bible credit involves reading the Bible lessons, completing the Bible assignments at the end of many lessons, and reading the hymns and other religious literature assigned. A weekly assignment checklist and a grading chart are available for you to print out. The Literature In addition to the assigned readings from American Voices, the curriculum also assigns the following twelve works of literature. Specific page numbers are not assigned, so you do not have to use a particular edition. Units 2-3: The Scarlet Letter (Nathaniel Hawthorne) Units 6-7: Narrative of the Life of David Crockett (David Crockett) Unit 8: Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass (Frederick Douglass) Units 9-11: Uncle Tom's Cabin (Harriet Beecher Stowe) Units 12-13: Co. Aytch (Sam Watkins) Unit 15: Humorous Stories and Sketches (Mark Twain) Units 16-17: In His Steps (Charles Sheldon) Unit 18: Up From Slavery (Booker T. Washington) Unit 19: Mama's Bank Account (Kathryn Forbes) Units 20-21: Miracle in the Hills (Mary T. Martin Sloop and LeGette Blythe) Units 22-23: To Kill a Mockingbird (Harper Lee) Unit 27: The Giver (Lois Lowry) Exploring America Part 1 Contains 75 lessons. Hardcover. Color illustrations. 422 pages. Copyright: 2019 Printed In: USA ISBN: 9781609999988 Exploring America Part 2 Contains 75 lessons. Copyright: 2019 Printed In: USA Hardcover. Color illustrations. 486 pages. ISBN: 9781609999995 American Voices A collection of original documents, poems, stories, speeches, and hymns from American history. Hardcover. Color illustrations. 420 pages. Copyright: 2014 Printed In: USA ISBN: 9781609990688 Download PDF Sample Pages: Exploring America Part 1 Exploring Student Review Pack Sample Guide for Parents Comparison of Exploring America and America the Beautiful Author: Notgrass Media: Hardcover Book ISBN: 9781609990664, 9781609990688, & 9781609990671 Publisher: Notgrass Typical High School Credits Earned: 1 credit American history, 1 credit Bible Faith-Based: Yes

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Exploring America Curriculum Package

America the Beautiful Lesson Review An optional companion to the America the Beautiful Curriculum Package, America the Beautiful Lesson Review is a book of daily lesson review questions, literature review questions, and weekly quizzes. This book is designed to help parents measure their child's comprehension of the material. This book is intended for students in the 7th and 8th grades, but it is suitable for younger children who prefer this type of review. Layflat paperback. Consumable. Features Sample Review Material Publisher: Notgrass History Consumable: Yes Binding: Layflat paperback Suggested Age Level: 5th-8th Grade Copyright: 2021 Faith-Based: Yes

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This book is designed to help parents measure their child's comprehension of the material. This book is intended for students in the 7th and 8th grades, but it is suitable for younger children who prefer this type of review. Layflat paperback. Consumable.
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America the Beautiful Lesson Review, 2nd Edition

Exploring America Student Review Pack The optional Exploring America Student Review Pack includes these three resources. The Student Review Book includes lesson review questions, literature review questions, and literary analysis. The Quiz & Exam Book has weekly quizzes and six exams that can be removed from the book and given to the student individually if desired. The Answer Key has all of the answers for the parent to use in grading. Features The Exploring America Student Review Pack includes: Student Review Book Quiz & Exam Book Answer Key Exploring America Student Review Pack PDF Sample Pages. Author: Ray Notgrass Media: Paperback and Spiral Bound Books Publisher: Notgrass Copyright: 2019 Faith-Based: Yes

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Exploring America Student Review Pack

Maps of America the Beautiful Included in the America the Beautiful Curriculum, the Maps of America the Beautiful is a collection of 30 maps drawn especially to accompany this curriculum. Your child will often refer to a map while reading a lesson in America the Beautiful and do activities on the map at the end of the lesson. If you're using the curriculum with multiple students, we suggest purchasing a Maps of America, the Beautiful book for each child. Features Publisher:Notgrass History Consumable: Yes Binding: Saddle-stitched Recommended Age Level: 5th-8th Grade Copyright: 2021 Faith-Based: Yes Download PDF Sample

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Typically counted as 3 credits (1 literature, 1 history, 1 Bible) for high school students. Exploring World History The fascinating, colorful Exploring World History high-school curriculum is a history course from a biblical Christian worldview. Unlike many world history curricula, understanding worldview is an important goal of this course. Likewise, there is a strong emphasis on biblical history and early civilizations. But there is also information about events, issues, and people from around the world and across the centuries. Of particular interest is In Their Words, the words of the people who made history in original documents, speeches, poems, and stories. In addition to a thorough survey of Western Civilization, Exploring World History offers significant coverage of Latin America, Africa, and Asia. It features hundreds of color illustrations and photographs. Exploring World History can qualify for three high-school credits history, Bible, and literature. You will need to use both their classic literature option and their writing assignments. If you do choose to utilize the literature portion, the required titles are books you may already have or can easily obtain from your local library. However, they are also conveniently available for purchase on the website of the publisher, the Notgrass Company. You can see the complete list of titles below in the publisher’s information. Publisher’s Information From Creation to the 21st century, Exploring World History presents ancient, medieval, and modern history from the perspective of faith in God and respect for His Word. It offers a thorough survey of Western civilization with significant coverage of Latin America, Africa, and Asia. The hardcover books feature hundreds of full-color photographs and illustrations. The Exploring World History Curriculum Package includes three books: Part 1: Creation Through the Middle Ages (first semester) Part 2: The Renaissance to the Present (second semester) In Their Words: Original Documents, Speeches, Poems, and Stories from World History (assigned readings) Exploring World History is designed to be easy-to-use for parent and student. Each of the 30 weekly units has an introduction that features a summary of the material covered, a list of lessons, Bible memory work, books required for that unit, and suggested writing assignments and hands-on projects. Each of the 150 daily lessons (five lessons per week) includes the history text and the reading assignments for that day (and those in progress). A focused student can direct his own study, and the parent can offer as much interaction as needed. Completing the full course provides your child with a year's high school credit in World History, English, and Bible. Depending on how fast your child reads and how much time he spends on the unit projects, he may need an average of 2-3 hours for each daily lesson. The history credit involves reading the lessons and the original documents (and answering the questions in the optional Student Review if desired). The English credit involves completing writing assignments and reading the assigned literature. The Bible credit involves reading large portions of the Bible and completing the Bible study lesson for each unit. The unit projects offer a wide variety of activities that tie into history, English, and Bible. In addition to the assigned readings from In Their Words, the curriculum also assigns the following twelve books. Specific page numbers are not assigned, so you do not have to use a particular edition. Units 3-5: The Cat of Bubastes (G. A. Henty) Unit 8: The Art of War (Sun Tzu) Unit 10: Julius Caesar (William Shakespeare) Units 13-14: The Imitation of Christ (Thomas à Kempis) Units 16-18: Here I Stand (Roland Bainton) Units 19-20: A Tale of Two Cities (Charles Dickens) Units 21-22: North and South (Elizabeth Gaskell) Units 23-24: The Hiding Place (Corrie Ten Boom) Unit 25: Animal Farm (George Orwell) Units 26-27: Bridge to the Sun (Gwen Terasaki) Units 28-29: Cry, the Beloved Country (Alan Paton) Unit 30: The Abolition of Man (C. S. Lewis) Features Exploring World History Part 1 Lessons: 75 Binding: Hardcover Illustrations: Color Pages: 434 Faith-Based: Yes Exploring World History Part 2 Lessons: 75 Binding: Hardcover Illustrations: Color Pages: 439 Faith-Based: Yes In Their Words A collection of original speeches, poems, stories, and documents from those who made history. Binding: Hardcover Illustrations: Color Pages: 383Faith-Based: Yes Download PDF Sample Pages:Exploring World History Part 1 Student Review Pack Guide for Parents Author: Notgrass Publisher: Notgrass Typical High School Credits Earned: 1 credit literature, 1 credit history, 1 credit Bible

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Exploring World History

Uncle Sam and You Lesson Review This Lesson Review is meant to be used with the Uncle Sam and You text. Uncle Sam and You Lesson Review is a book of daily lesson review questions, literature review questions, and weekly tests. This book is designed to help parents measure their student's comprehension of the material. This book is intended for students in the 7th and 8th grades, but it is suitable for younger children who prefer this kind of review. Lay-flat binding. Consumable. 94 pages. Sample Pages Features Publisher: Notgrass History Consumable: Yes Binding: Varies. Plastic Coil or Perfect Bound Recommended Age Level: 5th-8th Grade Pages: 94 Faith-Based: Yes Download PDF Sample Pages

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Timeline of America the Beautiful Included in the America the Beautiful Curriculum, the Timeline of America the Beautiful is an illustrated timeline of American history from AD 1000 to the present explicitly designed to include facts learned in the lessons of America the Beautiful Curriculum. Some points are already printed on the timeline. After most lessons, your child will add an event mentioned in the reading to the timeline. Features Publisher: Notgrass History Consumable: Yes Binding: Saddle-stitched Age Level Recommendation: 5th-8th Grade Faith-Based: Yes Download PDF Sample Pages

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Exploring World History Student Review Pack The optional Student Review Pack includes these three resources. The Student Review Book includes lesson review questions, literature review questions, literary analysis, and Bible commentary. The Quiz & Exam Book has weekly quizzes and six exams that can be removed from the book and given to the student individually if desired. The Answer Key has all of the answers for the parent to use in grading. Features Exploring World History Student Review Pack PDF Sample Pages. The Exploring World History Student Review Pack includes: Student Review Book Quiz & Exam Book Answer Key Authors: Ray Notgrass and Bethany Poore Publisher: Notgrass Faith-Based: Yes

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Exploring World History Student Review Pack

From Adam to Us From Adam to Us by Ray and Charlene Notgrass is a one-year world history and literature course designed for grades five through eight students. The daily lessons are written narratively and richly illustrated with color photographs and maps. Primary sources, literature, and hands-on activities help the student connect with history personally. All of the instructions for using the course are included in From Adam to Us Part 1 and Part 2, so you do not need a separate Teacher's Manual. The daily instructions are so easy to follow that most children will be able to follow them on their own. At the beginning of each weekly unit, an introductory page gives: An overview of the unit A list of the lessons A list of what additional books the student will be using while studying that particular unit. Following the unit introduction is five daily lessons, one to be read each day. While this course is designed for children in grades 5-8, younger children can listen to the lessons and participate in the family activities. Most students will need 45-90 minutes to complete one lesson. Your child can read the daily lessons independently, or you can read the lessons aloud. They are richly illustrated with color photographs, historical illustrations, and detailed maps. At the end of each lesson is a list of assignments. Students are not necessarily expected to complete all of these assignments. You may choose which ones you wish to assign. The types of assignments vary from day to day. They include: Reading assignments from Our Creative World Activities work in the Map Book Entries in the Timeline Book Assignments in the Student Workbook or Lesson Review Thinking Biblically Vocabulary Creative writing Reading assignments in the recommended literature One special family activity is assigned each week. Projects include arts and crafts, recipes, and games. Each activity is given with its related lesson, but you may do it any day of the week. You will need to plan for extra time when you do the family activity. Types of Lessons The curriculum has thirty chronological units of five lessons each. Each weekly unit has one lesson from each of five categories. Our World Story: We use major events to provide a framework for understanding the chronology of world history. Examples include the Tower of Babel, the conquests of Alexander the Great, the early church, the invention of the printing press, and the fall of Communism in Europe. God's Wonders: We explore the world's created wonders and show how they have influenced history and culture. These lessons include the Mediterranean Sea, the Indus Valley, the Potosi Silver Mine of the Andes, the Gobi Desert, and the Cape of Good Hope. World Landmark: These lessons explore places that demonstrate the amazing abilities of people made in the image of God and their place in history, including the Pyramids of Egypt, the Great Wall of China, the moai statues of Easter Island, Macchu Picchu, and modern skyscrapers. World Biography: These lessons relate to the life and times of history's most influential personalities, including Ramses II, Judas Maccabeus, Johann Sebastian Bach, Queen Victoria, and C. S. Lewis. Daily Life: We give an inside view of everyday life from the beginning of history to modern times, exploring how new ideas and inventions make a difference for ordinary people. These lessons include early writing, Chinese porcelain production, the missionary work of Methodius and Cyril, the Industrial Revolution, and globalization. The Books Used The From Adam to Us Curriculum Package includes the first six books listed below, enough for one child to complete the curriculum. You can purchase additional consumable books for other children, including the Map Book, Timeline Book, and the Student Workbook or Lesson Review. From Adam to Us Part 1: Creation to Cathedrals This book has seventy-five lessons, designed to be completed in one semester, which begin in the week of Creation and continue through the time of the cathedrals of the Middle Ages. From Adam to Us Part 2: Castles to Computers This book has another seventy-five lessons, also designed to be completed in one semester, exploring history from castles' days to modern times. Our Creative World This collection of historical documents from around the world includes short stories, poems, songs, letters, diary entries, and speeches. It also features images of art and architecture. From Adam to Us Map Book This collection of 43 maps was created primarily to accompany this curriculum. At the end of many lessons, your student will do activities using the maps. From Adam to Us Timeline Book This timeline of history from Creation to the present is designed specifically to accompany this curriculum. After most lessons, your child will add one or more events to the timeline. From Adam to Us Answer Key This book has all of the answers needed for the assignments at the end of the lessons, the activities and tests in the Student Workbook, and the questions and tests in the Lesson Review. We offer these books to supplement the curriculum. It is recommended for parents who wish to have their students do workbook activities or answer questions after reading the lessons. We recommend choosing either the Student Workbook or the Lesson Review, but your student can complete both if you prefer. Student Workbook This collection of crosswords, word searches, matching, and other handwork activities reviews and reinforces information learned in the daily lessons. It also includes literature review questions and unit tests. Lesson Review This features daily lesson review questions, literature review questions, and unit tests. The Literature Ten works of literature are assigned in the From Adam to Us curriculum to give your child a richer perspective on the various periods studied. The student usually has 2-3 weeks to read each book, with 1-2 chapters assigned each day. The Golden Goblet by Eloise McGraw (Units 3-5) The Fables of Aesop by Joseph Jacobs, editor (Units 6-7) The Bronze Bow by Elizabeth George Speare (Units 9-11) A Single Shard by Linda Sue Park (Units 13-14) Otto of the Silver Hand by Howard Pyle (Units 15-16) The King's Fifth by Scott O'Dell (Units 18-21) Madeleine Takes Command by Ethel C. Brill (Units 22-23) The Switherby Pilgrims by Eleanor Spence (Units 24-25) The Chemistry Oak by Kate Seredy (Unit 26-28) Children of the Storm by Natasha Vins (Units 29-30) Features Publisher: Notgrass Faith-based: Yes

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From Adam to Us Curriculum Package

From Adam to Us Student Workbook This collection of crosswords, word searches, matching, and other handwork activities reviews and reinforces information learned in the daily lessons. It also includes literature review questions and unit tests. . Features Publisher: Notgrass Faith-based: Yes

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