Vocabulary: Level A introduces seventh graders to etymology as a means of discovering the meanings of words. Students study Latin roots, prefixes, and suffixes to learn recognition of word families. Students also study synonyms, antonyms, and homonyms as well as positive and negative context clues to determine word meaning.

Vocabulary A Teacher’s Edition contains the Student Worktext with answer overprint and presents new words in each lesson with games, puzzles, and reinforcement activities to build vocabulary and to keep students ready to learn. The text includes 15 lessons along with culmulative reviews, supplemental activities, and an index of prefixes, suffixes, and roots.

Vocabulary: Level A (3rd ed.) introduces seventh graders to etymology as a means of determining the meanings of words. Students study Latin roots, prefixes, and suffixes to learn recognition of word families. Students also study synonyms, antonyms, and homonyms as well as positive and negative context clues to determine word meaning.

Exploring Themes in Literature prepares students for the rigors of reading and critical thinking at the high school level. This course broadens their literacy and sharpens their sensitivity to aesthetics within the God-given gifts of language and storytelling. Most importantly, it challenges them to understand the problems of the human condition on a more personal level and recognize where man’s solutions and biblical solutions to that condition diverge.

The assessments answer key includes a copy of the student tests with overprint answers for easy grading.

The assessments packet includes six unit tests and one test on the novel. Questions are drawn directly from the student and teacher materials. Question options include multiple choice, short answer, matching, true/false, and short essay.

The student edition offers a broad array of works representing many genres, authors, and time periods. Selections model great writing for students and prompt them to think on issues and topics relevant to their lives. Lessons use the Reading Process Approach to scaffold student comprehension and apply close reading to each selection.

The two-volume teacher edition offers teaching strategies to enliven learning and deepen understanding, and it covers essential material in an organized way. Teachers can draw from additional teaching resources and notes to differentiate or customize instruction in many lessons. Lessons may include links to multimedia avenues to vary presentation style and to engage students.

The student edition offers a broad array of works representing many genres, authors, and time periods. Selections model great writing for students and prompt them to think on issues and topics relevant to their lives. Lessons use the Reading Process Approach to scaffold student comprehension and apply close reading to each selection. Engaging artwork captivates readers while Big Questions encourage them to connect personally with each selection.

The student edition offers a broad array of works representing many genres, authors, and time periods. Selections model great writing for students and prompt them to think on issues and topics relevant to their lives. Lessons use the Reading Process Approach to scaffold student comprehension and apply close reading to each selection. Engaging artwork captivates readers while Big Questions encourage them to connect personally with each selection.

A beautiful paperback edition of The Last Battle, book seven in the classic fantasy series, The Chronicles of Narnia, featuring cover art by illustrator David Wiesner, and black-and-white illustrations by the original illustrator, Pauline Baynes.

The Answer Key includes copies of the tests with answer overprint. Suggested answers for the essays appear with each essay section.

Teachers may assign Across Five Aprils for study in Making Connections in Literature (4th ed.)

If you already have textbooks for Grade 7 courses, the DVD only option gives you access to the DVD lessons without sending you additional textbooks. Grade 7 Scheduling Information: 180 days of work in each Grade 7 course. Average daily video time: 1 hour 18 minutes

Grade 7 Scheduling Information: 180 days of work in each Grade 7 course. Average daily video time: 1 hour 18 minutes

If you already have textbooks for Grade 7 courses, the online only option gives you access to the streaming-video part of our video courses without sending you additional textbooks. Grade 7 Scheduling Information: 180 days of work in each Grade 7 course. Average daily video time: 1 hour 18 minutes

Grade 7 Scheduling Information: 180 days of work in each Grade 7 course. Average daily video time: 1 hour 18 minutes

In our grade 7 educational materials, your child will research the foundations of modern civilizations, master fundamental math concepts, develop essential grammar and writing skills, read works of great fiction, be introduced to literary criticism, and see the power of God demonstrated in the structures and functions of living things. Your child will also continue developing the critical-thinking skills necessary for higher learning and for life.

In our grade 7 educational materials, your child will research the foundations of modern civilizations, master fundamental math concepts, develop essential grammar and writing skills, read works of great fiction, be introduced to literary criticism, and see the power of God demonstrated in the structures and functions of living things. Your child will also continue developing the critical-thinking skills necessary for higher learning and for life.

English 7 covers literature, vocabulary, writing, and grammar with an emphasis on critical thinking from a biblical worldview. In this course, students will explore English grammar conventions, writing instruction, and literature studies.

If you already have textbooks for Writing & Grammar 7 (4th ed) and Exploring Themes in Literature (5th ed) 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.

English 7 covers literature, vocabulary, writing, and grammar with an emphasis on critical thinking from a biblical worldview. In this course, students will explore English grammar conventions, writing instruction, and literature studies.

If you already have textbooks for Writing & Grammar 7 (4th ed) and Exploring Themes in Literature (5th ed) 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.

Writing and Grammar 7 guides students toward formulating a biblical worldview of communication through writing by focusing on four themes: truth, beauty, virtue, and balance. This course leads students to become creators as they learn how to apply grammar skills to their writing. Grammar chapters offer systematic teaching of grammar concepts.

The assessments answer key includes a copy of the student tests with overprint answers for easy grading. For quick reference each test question gives the page number on which the material is taught.

The assessments packet includes fourteen chapter tests and a final exam to assess understanding of concepts from grammar chapters. A bank of test questions for customized tests is available through ExamView and Teacher Tools Online.

The teacher edition follows a path through each lesson to engage, instruct, apply, and assess the concepts. Lessons offer a variety of teaching strategies and tips to support the teacher. Creative suggestions and game ideas supplement examples and exercises created to convey and practice concepts.

The student worktext teaches students narrative, informative, and argumentative writing by leading them through the five steps of the writing process: planning, drafting, revising, proofreading, and publishing. This textbook will help students to analyze sentences grammatically and use skills to clearly communicate a written message. Each chapter includes at least one Writing Workshop with a Writer’s Tip that helps students directly apply grammatical principles to improve their craft.

Bible 7: The Story of the Old Testament offers an overview of the Old Testament and encourages students to build connections between Old Testament narratives and the big story of Scripture—the Creation, Fall, Redemption narrative. Mr. Spurgeon’s goal is to teach students to study their Bibles by using the inductive Bible study approach.

If you already have textbooks for Bible 7: The Story of the Old Testament 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. Please select Yes under Step 2 to see the full course description.