A student worksheet for Chapter Check up 13 in A Beka Grade 5 World History.

This student handout ties with the lesson outline to focus on the life and teaching of many of the early Anabaptist leaders in Germany and Switzerland.

Bloom's Taxonomy has become a classic way to present the objectives that guide learning activities. The model of learning objectives below, from Iowa State University, suggests a more nuanced understanding of how different levels of questions and activities equip students to work with knowledge. Bloom's Taxonomy Revised, from the IUPUI Center for Teaching and Learning, provides model questions and instructional strategies that correspond with the revised taxonomy.

These are teacher's notes for Moby Dick and "Two Years before the Mast" in A Beka's 11th grade American Literature.

Questions about the Anabaptist movement, including Menno Simons and the Munster tragedy.

A practice paper for A Beka Language Grade 5, Test 4. Students do a variety of work with pronouns.

A document with 26 different craft projects, each for a specific country. These projects use basic craft and kitchen items. For most of the projects, you will need to follow a link to find the project. Miss Hess did one craft project per week with her fourth grade class. The beginning of the document tells about some other things she did to incorporate this "Countries of the World" theme in her classroom.

In part one, Becky lists a series of tools and techniques that you may find helpful in teaching children with learning disabilities. In part two, she adds curricula and activities from a number of publishers.

This writing guide prompts students to discuss their dreams, plans, and expectations for the future.

Powerpoint about World War I: the collapse of Russia, United States involvement, and the end of the war.

These are teacher's notes for "After St. Augustine," "Of the Imitation of Christ," and "The Practice of the Presence of God," "Three Words of Strength," "Excelsior," "The Great Stone Face," "Quality," "Elixir," "A Retrieved Reformation," "My Father's Hands," "Pleasures of Knowledge," "The Ways," and "Hinds' Feet on High Places" in A Beka's 10th grade World Literature.

A lesson plan for CLE Bible LightUnit 903, Lesson 13 on Old Testament sacrifices as foreshadowers of Christ.

A test for chapter 12 of BJU Life Science, Grade 7. Students are tested on parts of plants and their functions.

This class work gives students practice finding for an unknown number.

Developed for junior high and high school research papers, this guide represents a rubric for scoring students' work. Use it as is, or modify the requirements to match the style guide and expectations you have given your students.

This student handout ties with the lesson outline to show how the church declined in power in the late middle ages and became more corrupt. Men such as John Wycliff and Jan Hus called for a return to more Biblical teachings.

Teacher's notes on a Christian's view of violence. Jesus taught His followers to love their enemies. What does this look like? Mr. Meyers has questions to help his students wrestle with some of these issues.

Teacher's notes on where to find information about the vision behind the Ausbund and Martyr's Mirror and how they were were compiled.

In this practice project for Word, students create a document with a centered title in all capitals, the first letter of each word slightly larger than the rest. Throughout the document the font is different sizes, sometimes boldfaced or in color. Students must number the main points and indent for subpoints.

A camel silhouette to go with the craft project for Kuwait. Lanita Hess includes the instructions with her other craft projects in her document that explains her theme "Countries of the World."