Answers to printed quizzes and tests help the teacher to assess their students’ knowledge and understanding of key concepts. Answers keys include page references for the teacher.

Algebra 1 Student Text (3rd ed.) focuses on the integration of algebraic concepts in technology and real-life applications, presenting topics in logical order with detailed examples that promote student comprehension and retention. Students explore the simplification, solving, graphing and interpretation of linear, exponential, radical, quadratic, and rational functions both manually and with technology.

This packet includes a formative assessment for each section and 22 summative assessments to measure students’ knowledge and understanding of key concepts. All questions are aligned with educational objectives.

Algebra 1 Student Text, 2nd ed. presents algebra topics in a logical order with detailed examples to promote student comprehension. Numeric and algebraic expressions are simplified before solving and graphing linear equations, inequalities, and their systems. Polynomials, rational expressions, radicals, and solving rational and quadratic equations are also covered. Special features focus on probability, statistics, historical figures, and scriptural connections.

The lab manual gets students exploring God’s world through a variety of lab activities. The lab manual helps students solidify their understanding by connecting the content with real world problems. Students develop critical science, engineering, and problem solving skills through observing, recording, and analyzing samples and data to make models.

This item includes a copy of the printed Student Text as well as a VitalSource eTextbook. Algebra 1 Student Text, 3rd ed. presents algebra topics in a logical order with detailed examples to promote student comprehension.

Cultural Geography helps students become informed citizens and empowered participants in society. The curriculum teaches cultural geography from a biblical perspective and will encourage your students to appreciate the diversity of people, cultures, and landforms. It also aims to develop critical-thinking skills and demonstrates how knowledge of cultural geography is essential to understanding people from different nations and cultures.

Help develop your teenager’s thinking skills with the Algebra 1 educational materials from BJU Press. Algebra 1 provides the thinking skills and experience required for further education and future careers. The educational materials will encourage your homeschooler to think biblically about the applications of algebra.

The teacher edition for the student lab manual includes teacher notes for all lab activities as well as the answers. It also offers detailed guides for each inquiry lab and STEM activity. The guides give sample procedures that the students can use for the inquiry labs, and they give instructions for any resources the teacher will need to provide for the STEM activities.

The student activities provide students with helpful projects, primary source readings, and chapter reviews for additional assessment opportunities.

The Algebra 1 Student Activity Manual contains biblical integration, additional practice, enrichment, and calculator activities. Chapter reviews and cumulative reviews are also included to help reinforce what students have learned.

The student edition is divided into four units—two for chemistry and two for physics. The chemistry units move the student from matter and what it is made of to how matter interacts in chemical reactions, nuclear changes, solutions, and acids and bases. In the physics units, students learn about how matter and energy move and why they move; they study the many forms of energy and how energy moves throughout the world.

The student activities answer key provides overprint answers for the student activities.

The Algebra 1 Student Activities Manual Key has answers for the activities from the student version.

The teacher edition presents research-based teaching strategies, including active learning, inquiry activities, group discussions, and formative assessments, all of which are aligned with educational objectives. The strategies focus on explaining concepts to students by moving from concrete to abstract and by linking scientific concepts and processes with prior learning. Strategies consider the affective domain as well as the cognitive.

The assessments answer key includes copies of student tests with overprint answers. Page numbers are provided for easy location of answers in the student text.

Provides answers and complete solutions for all quiz, test, and exam questions.

The assessments packet includes one test per chapter to assess the students’ knowledge and understanding of key concepts. The tests give many opportunities for students to infer information in essay questions and maps.

Used in conjunction with the BJU Press Physical Science Lab Manual, The Logos Science Physical Science Addendum and Lab Kit contains information, equipment, and supplies your student needs to fully experience the world of the physical sciences.

Multiple quizzes for each chapter provide frequent assessment opportunities. Chapter tests and quarterly exams assess student objectives.

The student edition will take the students around the world, starting with physical geography, the earth’s climate, and the people of the world. The first four units progress from North and South America and then on to Europe and Russia. Unit five will cover Africa and then units six and seven will cover Asia. The book will conclude in unit eight with Oceania and Antarctica.

The student edition is divided into four units—two for chemistry and two for physics. The chemistry units move the student from matter and what it is made of to how matter interacts in chemical reactions, nuclear changes, solutions, and acids and bases. In the physics units, students learn about how matter and energy move and why they move; they study the many forms of energy and how energy moves throughout the world.

The Algebra 1 Teacher’s Edition (2 volumes) (3rd ed.) contains the student pages with overprint answers as well as solutions for exercises and additional math problems. Teachers will find the one-on-one activities, presentation suggestions, and common student errors features to be helpful resources. This edition also gives suggested assignments, and schedules are given for three tracks—minimum, standard, and extended.

The teacher edition provides helpful information for the teacher, including additional projects and discussion topics to challenge the students. Page numbers for the section quiz answers and chapter review answers are provided for easy location of answers in the student text. Marked teaching sections in each chapter lay out a teaching path that engages, instructs, applies, and assesses.

The student edition is divided into four units—two for chemistry and two for physics. The chemistry units move the student from matter and what it is made of to how matter interacts in chemical reactions, nuclear changes, solutions, and acids and bases. In the physics units, students learn about how matter and energy move and why they move; they study the many forms of energy and how energy moves throughout the world.

Physical Science Tests, 5th ed., provide a single test per chapter. The test questions cover the entire chapter using a variety of question formats to ensure a fair assessment of the student’s knowledge and critical-thinking skills. Many tests include illustrations.* Note, for a complete educational experience, additional laboratory purchases may be required. For your convenience, we provide complete lab kits through Logos Science.

The student edition will take the students around the world, starting with physical geography, the earth’s climate, and the people of the world. The first four units progress from North and South America and then on to Europe and Russia. Unit five will cover Africa and then units six and seven will cover Asia. The book will conclude in unit eight with Oceania and Antarctica.

Arranged similarly to the student Textbook TE, the Physical Science Teacher’s Edition Lab Manual, 5th ed., provides all the necessary information for completing each lab activity successfully. Equipment and material lists are provided for each lab as well as detailed, step-by-step instructions.

The student edition will take the students around the world, starting with physical geography, the earth’s climate, and the people of the world. The first four units progress from North and South America and then on to Europe and Russia. Unit five will cover Africa and then units six and seven will cover Asia. The book will conclude in unit eight with Oceania and Antarctica.

The Cultural Geography Student Activities Manual, 4th ed., provides a variety of activities designed for reinforcement of what is in the Student Text, enrichments that require students to go beyond the textbook, and review in preparation for the chapter tests. Activity types include first-person accounts, charts to complete, internet research activities, maps, and many others.