Have you ever gone to the library or bookstore and wondered which books were good for your children to read? Have you wanted a resource to help you make wise reading choices for your children? Elizabeth McCallum and Jane Scott have put together a helpful Christian reference book for children’s literature. They have written brief descriptions of numerous books ranging from preschool to high school level and includes both fiction and non-fiction titles. At the back of the book is an extensive index of book titles, authors, and illustrators. Parents will find this to be an invaluable tool. (Canon Press)

Grade: Adult
Text, 275 pages

Bob Jones University Press has published a series of booklets on Christian education. The following texts provide concise statements on the Christian approach to teaching a variety of individual subjects.

Six Booklets

This booklet from Bob Jones University Press is a concise statement of a Christian approach to teaching art.

Booklet, 21 pages

This booklet from Bob Jones University Press is a concise statement of a Christian approach to teaching English.

Booklet, 20 pages

This booklet from Bob Jones University Press is a concise statement of a Christian approach to teaching history.

Booklet, 14 pages

This booklet from Bob Jones University Press is a concise statement of a Christian approach to teaching mathemat­ics.

Booklet, 12 pages

This booklet from Bob Jones University Press is a concise statement of a Christian approach to teaching music.

Booklet, 13 pages

This booklet from Bob Jones University Press is a concise statement of a Christian approach to teaching science.

Booklet, 18 pages

The CLASS Lesson Planner was designed to meet the particular needs of home educators. It thoroughly equips busy parents with practical help in managing their home and school. This planner is packed with suggestions for developing lesson plans, organizational techniques, and forms that permit the homeschooler to be more efficient in school administration and the creation of permanent records. A copy of this planner is included in each curriculum kit. (Christian Liberty Press)

Book, 112 pages

Now homeschoolers can fully utilize the CLASS Lesson Planner in an electronic format. This CD-ROM allows users to develop, store, and retrieve a variety of school forms on Windows. (Requires multimedia Pentium 133 or better, 32MB RAM, 4xCD-ROM & Windows98 or later.) (Christian Liberty Press)

Multimedia CD-ROM

This booklet explains how to develop a successful strategy for teaching young people or adults how to read through phonics instruction. (Cal Industries)

Book, 75 pages

Many parent educators realize that there is more to the art of reading than simply learning the phonics sounds. This booklet will equip instructors to take their students to a higher level of fluency and comprehension. If your student’s reading ability could use some improvement, this booklet will provide you with practical guidance so that you can help. (Christian Liberty Press)

Booklet, 27 pages

In simple, straightforward language, this book explains how you can learn to study. The book cuts across all subjects in the curriculum, selects the basic skills, and visually shows how each skill is acquired. It is useful for both teachers and students. (Christian Liberty Press)

Grades: 7th – 12th
Book, 117 pages

High school students will find practical guidance in making godly career choices. There is an excellent chapter called “Decision Making,” which follows a discussion on a personal inventory evaluation. This book is also helpful to parents. (Presbyterian and Reformed)

Grades: 10th - 12th
Book, 106 pages

Young people who grow up in the church often leave by the time they finish college. Karl Gaustein, long-time Christian school teacher and principal, has written Growing Up Christian to help address this problem. This book seeks to help teenagers growing up in Christian homes to count their blessings, as well as to warn them of potential dangers and how such pitfalls might be avoided. This is a good book for both teenagers and their parents. (Presbyterian and Reformed)

Grades: 10th - 12th
Book, 235 pages