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| ENGLISH FROM THE ROOTS UP. Help for Reading, Writing, Spelling, and S.A.T. Scores. Greek/Latin. Written by: Joegil Lundquist. Learn and understand the Greek and Latin roots of the english language. Designed and written for 5th grade and up. |
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| EXPLORATIONS IN LITERATURE, GRADE 7. Establishes a biblical perspective on six unit themes--courage, nature and man, generosity, our land, humility, and the family. Presents the selections in each unit so that the reader progresses from reading for pleasure to reading for inspiration and then to reading for wisdom. Teacher's Manual includes introductory material for each selection, suggested assignments for independent reading, discussion questions, and supplemental exercises. Teacher's Manual: 252 pages; loose-leaf in ring binder. Student Text presents selections with a brief introduction as well as color and black-and-white illustrations. Student Text: 510 pages; hardbound. Bob Jones University Press. |
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| HOPE AND HAVE. Lesson in how God's grace saves us: the story of orphan Fanny Grant and her transformation from a naughty and selfish girl into an admirable young lady and, later, her escape from Indians. By Oliver Optic. Includes a Build-Your-Vocabulary Glossary. Recommended for ages 8-12. Illustrated. 272 pages. Softcover. | . |
| IMPROVING YOUR VOCABULARY SKILLS. No words to learn. This is a skills approach to word building. Helps students develop their word power in two ways--via word attack skills and examination of context clues. Teaches the meanings of the 50 most commonly used prefixes, 50 common suffixes and 28 basic roots. Contains intensive teaching on the 13 principal ways of deriving the meaning of words from their context. Consumable. Grades 5 through 12. | . |
| OF PEOPLE, GRADE 7. The character-building stories and poems in this literature book are woven together with an appealing, topical theme. Thoroughly Christian, highly readable, and richly varied to increase students' appreciation and understanding of good literature. A good balance of serious and humorous pieces from the finest writers of America, England, and Europe. Valuable Teacher Guide includes a scope and sequence for the course, teaching helps for each selection in the book, an introduction to the work, answers to questions in the text, discussion ideas, and enrichment activities. Soft-cover, 520 pages. A Beka Book. |
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| SEEKING TRUE VALUES. Pathway Readers Seventh Grade Hardback book: 462 pgs. |
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| THE MINUTE BOYS OF BUNKER HILL. Second book in a series set during the American Revolution. Continues the adventures of 16-year-old Roger Morse as he fights against the British. By Edward Stratemeyer. Recommended for ages 8-12. Especially good for boys who balk at reading. Illustrated. 300 pages. Softcover. |
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| THE MINUTE BOYS OF LEXINGTON. First book in a series set during the American Revolution. Follows the adventures of 16-year-old Roger Morse as he fights against the British. By Edward Stratemeyer. Includes a Build-Your-Vocabulary Glossary. Recommended for ages 8-12. Especially good for boys who balk at reading. Illustrated. 304 pages. Softcover. |
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