The third book in the Studying God’s Word chronology series, this course examines the four Gospels and provides a chronological overview of the life and teachings of Jesus Christ. The workbook contains exercises, four in-book tests, timeline charts, and background outlines on the Gospels. (Christian Liberty Press)

Grade: 6th
Workbook, 212 pages

Students will enjoy reading this Civil War novel about two teenagers who lived and fought for Southern independence. This book is perfect for those older students who need supplemental reading material that is highly interesting and action-packed. (Christian Liberty Press)

Grade: 5th - 7th
Textbook, 157 pages

They're No Boy Scouts! By Emily Kiesling Could two orphaned farm boys help change the course of a nation?  Ben and Gant Fane never thought so.  But these two young men had a choice, either to live on a farm and lead a simple life, or to become "Iron Scouts" of the Confederate Army.  They chose the latter. While Ben uses his skill as a tree climber to spot approaching Yankee soldiers, Gant fights alongside grown men in the War Between the States.  But the boys soon learn that war is not all fun and games.  In fact it may cost them their lives.

Mary L. Williamson gives a unique glimpse into the spiritual life and career of the first President of the United States. Little known and often overlooked aspects of Washington’s faith are featured throughout this well-documented book. (Christian Liberty Press)

Grade: 6th - 9th
Book, 120 pages

The Story of Inventions documents several key inventions that have had an important impact on the growth of our modern industrialized world. Each chapter is more than a history of a particular invention; it is also the story of the inventors who created these new products and processes. Readers will learn how major inventions came about and how the character traits of each inventor contributed to their success.

The second edition includes illustrations that help the reader grasp details regarding important inventions that have changed the way people live. The twenty-one chapters in this book have been divided into four units—power, manufacturing, communications, and transportation. Comprehension questions at the end of each chapter will help students evaluate how well they understand the text.

Grade: 6th
Text, 280 pages

This answer key provides answers to all of the comprehension questions in the reader, as well as occasional notes to instructors.

Grade: 6
Answer Key, 26 pages

This reader provides students with the opportunity to learn about great inventors and inventions from the 1620s to the 1990s. Comprehension questions at the end of each chapter help students retain the text material. Illustrations help the reader comprehend many details regarding important inventions that have changed the way people live. (Christian Liberty Press)

Young children will love to read this historically accurate and personal account of pioneers heading West on the Oregon Trail during the mid-1800s. This timeless adventure story also features numerous illustrations, large print, and helpful maps. (Christian Liberty Press)

Grade 4th - 6th
Book, 266 pages

Students who study this workbook will be better prepared to spell words that have difficult sounds or difficult endings. This book also provides instruction in key Latin and Greek prefixes. Later units in the book teach students how to discriminate synonyms and how to change accents. (Christian Liberty Press)

Grade: 6th
Workbook, 127 pages

This course continues the student’s review of the parts of speech, capitalization, and punctuation, as well as the use of sentence diagramming. It also furthers study of the writing process by teaching the student about different types of sentences and the process of writing a research report. A student writer’s handbook is featured at the back of the workbook. (A Beka)

Grade: 6th
Workbook, 311 pages.

Students will gain a solid overview of Old World history as they study this hardcover text. This book opens with the collapse of the Roman Empire and the rise of Christianity in Europe. It then covers the Dark Ages, the Renaissance, the Reformation, and the early era of exploration. Readers discover why so many of the religious beliefs and cultural values of Medieval Europe were later transplanted in the Americas. This book includes chapter questions, vocabulary drills, and maps. (Christian Liberty Press)

Grade: 6th
Text, 128 pages

This course focuses on world geography while teaching students how to use a variety of maps, charts, and graphs. Students will learn how to interpret atlases and road maps, contour maps, elevation maps, historical maps, special purpose maps, and globes. Students will also learn how to understand different types of graphs and charts. (Steck-Vaughn)

Grade: 6th
Workbook, 96 pages

This course deals with traditional mathematics concepts. Problem-solving strategies, critical thinking, estimation, and mental math are routinely stressed throughout. It begins by reviewing and adding topics such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of whole numbers, fractions, and decimals. It also includes topics such as: measurement, geometry, area and volume, ratio and percent, graphs and probability, exponents, and integers. A number of word problem sets are included. Chapter tests are included in the workbook. (Modern Curriculum Press)

Grade: 6th
Workbook, 367 pages

This text reinforces basic mathematics skills and prepares the student for upper-level algebra and geometry. Students work with exponents, square roots, ratios, fractions, mixed numbers, percentages, and signed numbers. The homeschool kit includes a student textbook, tests and worksheets book, and a solutions manual. (Saxon)

Grade: 7th
Home Study Kit includes: textbook, solutions manual and test booklet.

This general science text presents students with the scientific concepts that they need to suc-cessfully prepare for junior-high level science courses. Some of the topics covered include the universe, space travel, trees, matter, physics, simple machines, and energy. Full-color graphics bring the subject matter to life. (A Beka)

Grade: 6th
Textbook, 426 pages

Most children love to draw pictures. This drawing program will teach beginners how to draw simple objects. Step-by-step instructions guide students into hands-on drawing projects designed to equip young artists with foundational skills and concepts. (Christian Liberty Press)

Grades: 6th - 12th
Text, 51 pages