A test for seventh grade Abeka Literature, unit 7. Students are tested on literature focusing on men and women of genius.

A chapter checkup worksheet for A Beka 5th Grade Science, chapter 9. Whileit is mostly dependent on the student textbook, it includes additional review of terms and definitions.

A document to teach children how to say and spell hello, goodbye, and thank you in Nepali.

Teacher's notes on events leading up to the Crusades and what the Crusades were.

Class Worksheet to go with Lesson 8.6 Algebra 2 Bob Jones Math. Practice in working with logarithms: writing expressions as a single logarithm, writing an expression in terms of logarithm, and solving a logarithm.

Betty Yoder's reading guide for Helen Keller by Margaret Davidson includes goals, objectives, instructions, and project ideas for use with second-grade class. Betty also includes helpful vocab definitions and ideas for conducting class reading sessions.

A school handbook outlining the organization, operation, and expectations of a conservative Anabaptist School.

Courtesy Kendall Myers.

These are teacher's notes for "How They Brought the Good News from Ghent to Aix," "The Ballad of the Harp Weaver," "The Highwayman," "The Death of the Hired Hand," and "The Deacon's Masterpiece" in A Beka's 10th grade World Literature.

"Basic Fluency Pages" is a set of drill sheets I created to add on to the Barton fluency pages. Barton drills include individual letter sounds and three letter combinations, but I found some of my students needed two-letter blending drills. Typical drill: set a timer for 1 minute (or 2, if preferred). The student reads until the timer goes. Count up the number correct and incorrect, and have the student re-read any that were incorrect. Jot the numbers on the appropriate chart (see last spreadsheets). Immediately have the student reread the same page for the same amount of time. Add those scores, and allow the student to graph progress. Practice that page for 1-4 days, depending on level of need, but do not drill-to-kill. Each page that is currently being drilled is done only 2 times per day, but 2 or 3 pages may be "in progress" at the same time, for a total of 4-6 reads in a row. If a page is practiced for about a week and is still very slow, it is best to mix it up by moving on and then coming back to that page later, so the student does not memorize the page. If every page is extremely slow (say, all 2-letter pages), increase intensity of practice with lower-level pages (individual sound pages). Be sure to create individual sound pages for all sound combination, including those that are spelled with 2-3 letters (sh, th, tch, ow, ai, etc.), if needed.

A music worksheet that is a practice test. Students work with triads and compound time.

A college-level research project on PowerPoint. Matthew Mast begins with defining the Common Core State Standards, telling why and how they were set. He lists pros and cons of using them in our Christian schools. He gives other Christian schools' rationale for using or not using them.

Note that the downloadable file includes an embedded audio narration which is not included in the preview file.

This class work gives students practice working with ordered pairs and graphed equations.

This document, converted from a Powerpoint, tells about the ministry of Paul and gives reasons for the rapid spread of Christianity during the time of the apostles.

This document, converted from a Powerpoint, shows the Catholic church's response to the Reformation. They initiated reforms in their churches and they went on the offensive against Protestantism, including the Thirty Years War.

This student handout focused on Gnosticism, a major competitor of early Christianity. Gnostics taught that spirit was good and matter was evil.

A PowerPoint presentation on Alberta.

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.

This quiz covers vocabulary from pages 147-154 in Abeka Spanish II.

Class Worksheet to go with Lesson 10.2 Pre-Algebra Bob Jones Math. Practice in finding the median, first, middle and upper quartiles and using this data to construct a box and whisker plot of each.

A test for chapter 13 of BJU Life Science, Grade 7. Students are tested on plants, their parts and functions.

This class work gives students practice working with equations including greater-than and less-than notation.