Heritage Studies 4 enables students to summarize American history as well as analyze the cultures of America’s states, regions, and territories. Students will learn to examine individual actions, pivotal decisions, and cultural movements from a biblical worldview. This course also teaches students to assess the impact of the Christian faith on American culture and form a biblical worldview on the topics of environment, citizenship, and economics.

The Heritage Studies 4 Student Edition gives an overview of the five regions of the United States and a discussion of the history, environment, economy, and culture of each region. A literature or music selection is also included in each chapter to communicate the values and experiences of people in each region. The student edition also contains colorful full-page illustrations to help students connect visually and emotionally to historical experiences.

The Heritage Studies 4 Activities Answer Key contains the grading criteria for the student activities.

Empower your child to learn about life through the context of a biblical worldview. Science 4 (5th edition) enables students to discover living things, energy, and the earth’s surface by using their scientific knowledge, inquiry skills, and engineering skills. This course also explores plants, animals, humans, waves, and natural resources and further analyzes their cycles and patterns.

This course shows students how the Old Testament books tell a single, connected story so they can develop clear foundations for a biblical worldview. Students will follow the theme of redemption as it unfolds in the Old Testament and will see how the promise of Christ is the only possible answer to the need for redemption. Throughout the course, students will learn Bible study skills, foundations for apologetics, and Bible truths.

The Science 4 Activities (5th edition) engages students through a variety of exercises. Activities may be used to engage students, reinforce learning, or assess student understanding. Colorful pages that mix graphic organizers and infographics with questions allow students to practice and develop visual analysis and other science skills.

The Heritage Studies 4 Activities features follow-up exercises to review lesson content. These activities include Venn diagrams, cause-and-effect scenarios, flow charts, T-charts, and more. The questions in the activities are intentionally designed to reinforce the overall lesson objectives.

This course shows students how the Old Testament books tell a single, connected story so they can develop clear foundations for a biblical worldview. Students will follow the theme of redemption as it unfolds in the Old Testament and will see how the promise of Christ is the only possible answer to the need for redemption. Throughout the course, students will learn Bible study skills, foundations for apologetics, and Bible truths.

The Science 4 Activities Answer Key (5th edition) will provide tools for the evaluation of work done in the student activities.

The Heritage Studies 4 Assessments Answer Key contains the answers to student assessments.

This course shows students how the Old Testament books tell a single, connected story so they can develop clear foundations for a biblical worldview. Students will follow the theme of redemption as it unfolds in the Old Testament and will see how the promise of Christ is the only possible answer to the need for redemption. Throughout the course, students will learn Bible study skills, foundations for apologetics, and Bible truths.

The Science 4 Assessments Answer Key (5th edition) provides answers to the tests and quizzes in the Science 4 Assessments.

The Heritage Studies 4 Assessments packet contains 11 chapter tests along with multiple quizzes for each chapter.

The Pathway of Promise develops a biblical worldview in students by showing them how the Old Testament books fit together to tell a single, connected story. As they follow that story, they will see the theme of redemption, which unfolds throughout the Old Testament and continues into the New Testament. Since the Bible is the only inspired and authoritative message from God, the course materials will help students to develop skills in observing, interpreting, defending, and applying Scripture.

The Science 4 Assessments (5th edition) contains 16 chapter tests along with quizzes and rubrics for additional evaluation.

The Heritage Studies 4 Teacher Edition empowers instructors to introduce students to critical components of United States history. Teachers will equip students to summarize United States history; analyze the regional and state cultures of the United States and its territories; and examine actions, decisions, and movements from a biblical worldview.

The Tests Answer Key provides answers to printed tests and helps the teacher to assess the students' knowledge and understanding of key concepts.

The Science 4 Student Edition (5th edition) equips students to explore plants, animals, humans, energy, waves, water, natural hazards, and natural resources. The student edition also helps students to analyze patterns and cycles in nature from a biblical perspective. Students will complete larger scientific projects and activities that connect scientific principles with real-world problems.

The Heritage Studies 4 eBook is a digital version of the printed student edition.

If you already have textbooks for Math 4 (4th 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 Tests are aligned with the educational objectives. These assess a variety of cognitive processes including recall, application, analysis, and evaluation.

The Science 4 Teacher Edition (5th edition) guides teachers as they help students develop a biblical worldview in relation to scientific concepts that students will learn. Teachers can use the Socratic method of questioning, science vocabulary, guided discussions, inquiry learning, graphic organizers, and various other tools to deliver course content.

The Heritage Studies 4 eBook set includes both a digital and a printed version of the student edition.

Math 4 uses a hands-on approach to help students learn more about multiplication, division, decimals, fractions, geometry, and prealgebra. Mrs. Brennan focuses on developing math skills so students can become good problem solvers.

The Teacher's Edition provides a clear plan for student engagement and learning, aligning guides and strategies with educational objectives. Lessons involve a variety of teaching strategies, including lecture, classroom discussion, role-playing, Socratic questioning, and cooperative learning. These strategies assist the teacher in creating a strong tie between the Bible and the students' life experiences. The overall goal of the instruction is to lead students to internalize biblical truth.

Heritage Studies 4, 3rd ed., is a colorful, age-appropriate presentation of social studies that integrates government, culture, economics, and geography, all presented from a Christian worldview. Heritage Studies 4 chronologically covers United States history from the rebuilding after the Civil War through World War II, and the lessons include seven chapters on the regions of the United States.

The Logos Science 4 Addendum and Lab Kit includes supplies and information to give your student a fully hands-on science experience. Logos has adapted the Science 4 Addendum and Laboratory Kit with the BJU Press science activities to help students in homeschool or other non-traditional learning situations engage in hands-on activities safely.

If you already have textbooks for Math 4 (4th 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.

Heritage Studies 4 Activity Manual Answer Key (3rd. Edition) provides overprinted answers of Heritage Studies 4 Student Activities Manual for convenient grading and evaluating student progress.

The Student Worktext is filled with engaging exercises designed to increase students' understanding and their desire to love and serve God. Students learn many details about the Old Testament, but the text constantly emphasizes the overall simplicity and unity of the story. To help the students see how the Bible tells one continuous story, a fold-out timeline of the entire Old Testament is included.