This course begins by reviewing addition and subtraction facts through eighteen. It then progressively exposes the student to addition and subtractions of two-, three-, and four-digit numbers; and multiplication and division facts zero through five. Time and money, measurement and geometry, fraction and tally, chart and graph, and balanced equation exercises are also presented.
Bible Treasures: New Testament is the third and final installment of our early elementary Bible story series based on Catherine Vos's original Bible story book. It is well-illustrated, containing stories, questions, and memorization activities, including the well-known First Catechism. Its goal is to help students understand God's wonderful plan of redemption.
Like the others in this series, the book is divided into 36 weekly units, with five lessons per unit. At the end of each week, students will be able to actively participate in fun crafts and activities that will help them review and remember their lessons, with a cumulative review unit at the end of the text. An answer key is found after the cumulative review.
This colorful book provides younger children with morally uplifting stories based upon the adventures of a rabbit named Trottino. Detailed teaching suggestions are included at the end of the book, which provide instructions regarding how to bring out the biblical principles contained in the stories. This is a good book for parents to read to children ages four to six and appropriate for students in 3rd grade to read on their own.
This workbook is the third and final course in the formal study of phonics. It reviews sounds, blends, digraphs, and diphthongs. It also covers prefixes and suffixes, plurals, synonyms, antonyms, homonyms, apostrophe usage, syllables, and pronunciation.
The phonics flashcards and charts introduce and drill the sounds of the letters throughout the year. Special information is also printed on the back of some of the cards to help students understand consonant blends. These flashcards also help to introduce the upper-case and lower-case letters of the alphabet.
This lecture provides phonics instructors with guidance in the correct pronunciation of each vowel and consonant sound. It also includes special tips for teaching beginning readers. This lecture can be used to supplement any phonics program but is designed to work with Adventures in Phonics Level A.
This supplemental reader teaches youngsters about interesting small creatures. Illustrations beautifully develop and complement each lesson from nature. Helpful review questions are also provided in the text.
This reader is designed to increase the reading and vocabulary skills of students who have already mastered the fundamentals of phonics. Poetry selections are also included in this text as well as numerous full-color illustrations.
This well-illustrated hardcover book provides youngsters with exciting and morally uplifting reading material. To help this classic story come alive for students, detailed teaching suggestions are included which outline arts and crafts activities that are correlated to the story.
After a review of manuscript style handwriting, this course begins to teach students cursive writing. A modified version of the Zaner-Bloser style is used as students learn to form lower- and upper-case letters. Supplemental handwriting pads are available that contain lines one-half inch in height.
