This test packet includes suggestions for grading the tests as well as assigning grades to the subject of Bible. There is a test for each unit, which includes matching, multiple choice, and true/false items.

The Math 2 Student Worktext provides two pages to practice the skills taught in the lesson and to give individual help where needed. While emphasizing the "Homes Around the World" theme introduced in the lessons, the book provides a variety of activities. A parent letter is included at the beginning of each chapter, and a Chapter Review and Cumulative Review are included at the end of each chapter. There is a Problem-Solving Challenge section after the last chapter.

Heritage Studies 2 Tests Answer Key, 3rd ed., helps save teacher’s time by providing a copy of each test with answer overprints for easy grading.

The Reading 2 Worktext Teacher’s Edition, 3rd ed. includes copies of the Student Worktext (294256) pages with answer overprints for easy grading.

The Science 2 (4th ed.) Student Text provides age-appropriate scientific information through text, diagrams, and charts, captioned photographs, illustrations, and special interest boxes. Each section ends with a Quick Check question to assess student understanding. The first few pages lay a foundation for the biblical worldview that is emphasized in the course. The Student Text also contains instructions for experiments, activities, projects, and a glossary and index.

Help your elementary students see the Bible’s practical relevance for life with the Bible Truths 2: A Servant’s Heart Worktext. As they progress thematically through the Old and New Testaments, elementary students will enjoy the colorful illustrations, straightforward lessons, and learning projects that will help them grow in their knowledge of God and His Word.

Heritage Studies 2 Tests, 3rd ed., includes one age-appropriate test per chapter. Each chapter test challenges students to recall and think critically about the most important concepts taught in the lessons.

The Reading 2 Student Worktext, 3rd ed., is a consumable book that provides activities that focus on specific reading skills, such as phonics teaching with songs and word family practice to give students a good knowledge of phonics. Some pages are particularly helpful for assessing student understanding, and these pages are identified in the Teacher’ Edition

If you already have textbooks for Math 2 (3rd edition) and would like to give your students access to an experienced teacher for a more independent learning approach, this option is for you. Online-only courses give you access to the streaming-video part of our video courses without sending you additional textbooks.

The Science 2 (4th ed.) Teacher’s Edition contains ninety lessons that include lists of objectives, vocabulary, and materials, all with guided questions. Most lessons include additional background information, cross-curricular links, enrichment activities, and teaching tips. The included Teacher’s Toolkit CD contains the Activity Manual Answer Key, worksheets, visuals, rubrics for all of the activities, and much more.

The Student Materials Packet contains bookmarks to be used to help locate memory verses. It also includes a time line for students to attach pictures of Bible characters and heroes of the Faith.

In Math 2, Mrs. Walker keeps tabs on Carpenter Matt O’Malley and his pet beaver, Paddy, as they travel the world, working on special building projects and teaching mathematical concepts.

Four reading texts provide interesting, developmentally appropriate selections from a variety of genres, such as realistic and historical fiction, fables, folktales, Bible accounts, biography, and drama as well as poetry. The reading selections provide a progression of difficulty in readability. Instruction is provided in phonics, oral reading, literary techniques, and comprehension. The selections are sequenced logically for readability and skill progression to help all students succeed.

The Science 2 (4th ed.) Student Text provides age-appropriate scientific information through text, diagrams, and charts, captioned photographs, illustrations, and special interest boxes. Each section ends with a Quick Check question to assess student understanding. The first few pages lay a foundation for the biblical worldview that is emphasized in the course. The Student Text also contains instructions for experiments, activities, projects, and a glossary and index.

Heritage Studies 2 Student Text, 3rd ed., is a colorful, easy-to-read presentation of social studies that integrates civics, culture, economics, geography, and history. Beginning with the framework of God’s redemptive plan, the book includes an age-appropriate study of civics, geography, and government.

Pelts and Promises by Nancy Lohr is historical fiction for young readers set in 1903. When a schoolroom prank goes all wrong, Willie B. and Jamie land into big trouble.

Heritage Studies 2 Teacher’s Edition contain 90 lessons that provide a lesson focus, objectives, and background material, teach new vocabulary, and give ideas for discussion and small-group and hands-on activities. Review games help prepare students for assessments.

If you already have textbooks for Math 2 (3rd edition) and would like to give your students access to an experienced teacher for a more independent learning approach, this option is for you. DVD-only courses give you DVD recordings of lessons without sending you additional textbooks.

Four reading texts provide interesting, developmentally appropriate selections from a variety of genres, such as realistic and historical fiction, fables, folktales, Bible accounts, biography, and drama as well as poetry. The reading selections provide a progression of difficulty in readability. Instruction is provided in phonics, oral reading, literary techniques, and comprehension. The selections are sequenced logically for readability and skill progression to help all students succeed.

The Science 2 (4th ed.) Student Text provides age-appropriate scientific information through text, diagrams, and charts, captioned photographs, illustrations, and special interest boxes. Each section ends with a Quick Check question to assess student understanding. The first few pages lay a foundation for the biblical worldview that is emphasized in the course. The Student Text also contains instructions for experiments, activities, projects, and a glossary and index.

Gloria Repp’s A Question of Yams is a Christian fiction missionary story based on true events. The people of Kuri’s village have always prayed to the spirits when they plant their yams. Now Kuri’s father prays to the God of the Bible, and the crops begin to grow.

Math 2 develops understanding of place value, addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Manipulatives are used to help students visualize the math concepts they learn. Basic word problems are introduced to exercise students’ problem solving skills.

The BJU Press Heritage Studies materials are a presentation of social studies that integrates civics, culture, economics, geography, and history. Heritage Studies 3 includes an age-appropriate study of civics and government and evaluates historical events in United States history from the Constitutional Convention through the Civil War, all from a Christian worldview. This study highlights the role of significant Christians in American history and their viewpoints on historical events.

Four reading texts provide interesting, developmentally appropriate selections from a variety of genres, such as realistic and historical fiction, fables, folktales, Bible accounts, biography, and drama as well as poetry. The reading selections provide a progression of difficulty in readability. Instruction is provided in phonics, oral reading, literary techniques, and comprehension. The selections are sequenced logically for readability and skill progression to help all students succeed.

A copy of each test with an answer overprint.

Four reading texts provide interesting, developmentally appropriate selections from a variety of genres, such as realistic and historical fiction, fables, folktales, Bible accounts, biography, and drama as well as poetry. The reading selections provide a progression of difficulty in readability. Instruction is provided in phonics, oral reading, literary techniques, and comprehension. The selections are sequenced logically for readability and skill progression to help all students succeed.

This book provides two pages of review for each lesson. The first page reviews concepts taught in the lesson for the day. The second page reviews concepts taught in previous lessons and provides facts practice. A Chapter Review and a Cumulative Review are included at the end of each chapter. The pages may be used any time after the lesson has been taught.

Four reading texts provide interesting, developmentally appropriate selections from a variety of genres, such as realistic and historical fiction, fables, folktales, Bible accounts, biography, and drama as well as poetry. The reading selections provide a progression of difficulty in readability. Instruction is provided in phonics, oral reading, literary techniques, and comprehension. The selections are sequenced logically for readability and skill progression to help all students succeed.

Used in second through sixth grades. In second grade, used in conjunction with the PreCursive charts.

Math 2 Tests, 3rd ed. provides a test for each of the nineteen chapters in Math 2. Each test is similar to the corresponding Chapter Review pages in the Worktext.