This study guide prepares students for a quiz and a test in A Beka Grammar and Composition on a variety of sentence errors.

Teacher notes for class discussion on the first two chapters of Adam on the Road. Discussion centers on the setting of the book and and some personalizing about what the main character is experiencting.

This 3-question reporting form is designed to help teachers communicate about their classroom experience each week. The administrator can use the teacher reports to determine where more attention is needed.

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A Power Point presentation on Nova Scotia.

Presentations in this series were created with the Living History Threads curriculum (Level 43) in mind, but they can also be used more generally. Each presentation covers a single Canadian province or territory, including quality photos of primary geographical features, capital city, and one or two visuals for a key historical event or other item of interest.

Timeline for students to date events from the life of Jesus until the Holy Roman Empire is formed.

Student handout on the lives of Ambrose, Jerome, and Augustine.

This grading rubric is to be filled out by the teacher to grade each student on part of the final map project. It grades latitude and longitude, outline of continent, country boundaries drawn and labeled, physical features and cities for a total of 50 points.

Outline of Chapter 7, Lesson 2 of Pennsylvania State History to use with overhead projector.

A short quiz on Zwingli's life and beliefs.

Cubberley, one of the leading historians of education in the early 20th century, collected this volume of 375 selections from Plutarch to Dewey on the subject of education.

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A lesson plan for grades 1 & 2 about observering and identifying the various stages of a butterfly: the egg, the larva, the chrysalis, the adult.

This article from Answers in Genesis discusses the Ice Age and how the Native Americans may have come to settle in America.

When we think of Ice Age man, we usually think of a brutish, ape-like caveman that hunted woolly mammoths and woolly rhinos. According to evolutionary theory, the Ice Age is the time when man evolved through a series of missing links.

This class work gives students practice converting between decimals and fractions.

Student handout to go with the powerpoint presentation on the origins, beliefs, and practices of Marxism and Cosmic Humanism (New Age).

A test for Apologia Biology Module 16. Students are tested on reptiles, birds and mammals and their differences.

IDEA Paper 16

From the publisher: This paper discusses the importance of writing multiple choice test questions to ensure that higher level cognitive learning is being assessed. Both strengths and limitations of multiple choice tests are explored and several practical recommendations are given for writing multiple choice items as well as organizing multiple choice tests. Reproduced under Creative Commons license.

Although the authors wrote for an audience of higher education faculty, much of their article applies to middle and high school testing as well.

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This student handout ties with the lesson outline to describe different branches of the church in the Byzantine Empire.

These are discussion questions for chapters 1 through 3 of Silas Marner.

Test on the Mennonite's migration to Russia and America and events that happened in each area.

A table breaks up the Lord's prayer into segments for reflection, response, and personalization.