This template can be used to plan a specific subject for three weeks. It includes space to write the theme or content of each lesson, as well as materials that are needed. An example is also included.

This short test is an overview of Matthew 5 & 6.

This test covers the context and overarching themes of the Sermon on the Mount, as well as the beginning of Matthew 5.

This worksheet guides students in an overview of the Sermon on the Mount.

This document could be used as a final exam or as a worksheet to help students remember and interact with the Sermon on the Mount.

This document guides students in planning a science fair experiment.

This document will guide students in researching their science fair project. An partially filled sheet is also uploaded below as an example.

This document gives students guidelines on creating a science fair poster. It includes an image of a student poster to serve as an example.

This worksheet could be used as a reading guide or as a review for the body's skeletal system.

This worksheet could also function as a review or quiz on the human body.

This worksheet reviews the kingdoms of fungi and protista. It could also be used as a quiz.

This worksheet helps students learn more about the small, insect-like creatures on the Earth.

This worksheet helps students learn more about the general attributes of animals.

This document will help students learn more about botany by focusing on one part of the plant: the stem.

This worksheet focuses on two parts of the plant: the root and leaves. Students are asked to draw examples and describe features of these plant parts.

In this worksheet, students will learn more about the processes and structures of plant reproduction.

In this short quiz, students are tested on their knowledge of basic molecules. The quiz can be used in conjunction with BJU Press' Biology textbook.

This short quiz covers the two kingdoms of bacteria. It can be used alongside BJU Press' Biology textbook.

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