Student handout with a chart to fill in of the definition of the mind, its purpose, and its final destiny according to Naturalism, New Age theory, and Christianity.

These Excel workbooks provide students with space to work on exercises in chapters 12–14 of Consumer Math, second edition.

Teacher's notes focusing on two influencial leaders in ethical relativism. Margaret Sanger was an early advocate of the birth control movement. Peter Singer taught that humans were only worth more than animals because they were more intelligent. Those who were less intelligent (including infants) were of equal or lesser value than animals.

A study sheet for Module 2 of Apologia General Science. Students are asked about the scientific method, how it works, and its limitations.

These are teacher's notes for Carl Sandberg's "Young Abe Lincoln Grows Up" in A Beka's 11th grade American Literature.

The precise fulfillment of the Bible should encourage us to trust God. The first two pages of this document provide historical information pertaining to many of the events predicted in Da 11:2-35. The third page contains questions to help students carefully study this amazing passage of Scripture.

A quiz on the first 90 elements in Chemistry.

A sample T-chart along with an explanation of and suggested uses for this versatile chart type.

In this practice project for Powerpoint, students will create a basic powerpoint based on the example given. Students will need to write titles, insert pictures and use different animations for key points.

This class work gives students practice working with percentages and experimental values.

Though not so well known as Comenius, Samuel Hartlib of Germany and England shared much of Comenius' enthusiasm for knowledge. This book by Dr. Turnbull describes the life of the man who sought Hartlib set out with the universalist goal "to record all human knowledge and to make it universally available for the education of all mankind" (Hartlib Papers).

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Powerpoint about early English history including the Celts, Romans, Germanic tribes, and Norman invasion.

Test to go with the unit on weather. Includes what makes different weather, types of storms, and the water cycle.

Teacher's notes on Christian morality, based on two premises: the character of God and how God created people to live.

Questions for Library Book Reviews is designed to help volunteers evaluate a book for the school library. The questions are divided into categories to evaluate the moral lesson of the book, authority, family structure, Anabaptist values, personification, and personal qualities of the hero in the book.

This grading rubric is to be filled out by the teacher to grade each student on part of the final map project. It grades outline of continent, country/state/province boundaries drawn and labeled and physical features for a total of 35 points.

This student handout ties with the lesson outline to trace the growing differences in beliefs in the Eastern Orthodox church and the Roman Catholic church resulting in the Great Schism.

A document containing excerpts from The Rule of St. Benedict, giving instruction to monks about food, daily work and the zeal that they should have.

Short quiz on the beginning of the early church.

An assignment prompt that requires literature students to find and tell the stories from their own communities. Although the prompt is written for students from Northwestern Pennsylvania, it can be adapted for any region.