• Studying God's Word F with teacher's manual
• Christian Liberty Nature Reader Book 5 with answer key
• Jed Smith: Trailblazer of the West
• Of America 1-Third Edition with answer key and tests
• Huguenot Garden
• Building Spelling Skills 5 with answer key
• English 5 for Christian Schools-Second Edition with teacher's manual and tests
  Or
  God's Gift of Language B with answer key and tests (no difference in price)
• Exploring American History - Second Edition with answer key and tests
• Maps, Globes, Graphs-Level E with answer key
• Modern Curriculum Press Mathematics Level E with teacher's manual
  Or
  Math 6/5-Third Edition homeschool kit (+ $25.00)
• Investigating God's World-Third Edition with answer key and tests
• CLASS Lesson Planner

This course continues the chronological approach begun in Studying God’s Word: Book E. It covers 1 Samuel through Malachi in forty-two lessons. The text contains exercises, three in-book tests, and map activities, as well as Bible book outlines and chronological charts. (Christian Liberty Press)

Grade: 5th
Workbook, 226 pages

This supplemental reader teaches students about the wonders of the human body. They learn about how and why God created the systems of sight, hearing, breathing, touching, and thinking. Each concept is beautifully illustrated, and each lesson contains helpful comprehension questions. (Christian Liberty Press)

Grade: 5th
Text, 148 pages

The trailblazer known as Jed Smith was a daring explorer, a skilled trapper, and a dedicated Christian frontiersman. As a young man, he dared to live his God-given dreams, and, as a result, blazed a trail of achievement and honor throughout much of the West. Best of all, his story and Christian testimony are as amazing as they are true. (Christian Liberty Press)

Grade: 5th - 7th
Book, 121 pages

This reader is a collection of stories and poems that acquaint students with patriotic themes. It includes such topics as “People of Greatness,” “Songs and Stories of America,” and “Makers of America.” (A Beka)

Grade: 5th
Text, 267 pages

Young readers will be both challenged and entertained as they read this action-packed book about a wooden boy who longs to become human. As Pinocchio searches for eternal life, he eventually discovers the miracle of the new birth. This unique version of the Pinocchio story has a rich balance of humor, biblical truth, and suspense. Enjoy the quest with this hardbound, four-color illustrated novel! (Christian Liberty Press)

Grade: 4th - 6th
Textbook, 210 pages

Coloring Book, 36 pages

The Huguenot Garden is a book for children about a pair of young French girls in seventeenth-century France. Members of a French Protestant household, they and their family suffer through the religious persecution of Louis XIV. Readers will learn about the joys and difficulties of the Huguenots through the lives and faith of these twin girls. Douglas Jones III, who has authored several children’s books, emphasizes God’s faithfulness in this very enjoyable book. (Canon Press)

Grade: 4–6
Book, 123 pages

Young children will love to read this historically accurate and personal account of pioneers heading West on the Oregon Trail during the mid-1800s. This timeless adventure story also features numerous illustrations, large print, and helpful maps. (Christian Liberty Press)

Grade 4th - 6th
Book, 266 pages

The concepts presented in this book expose students to a broad range of spelling themes that cover several practical subjects. The first six units help students learn to spell the names of major countries and cities around the world, including U.S. states and capitals. Later units in this book cover words that are often used in the field of law, economics, science, theology, art, health, agriculture, music, government, and business. (Christian Liberty Press)

This course continues the study of the parts of speech, capitalization, word choice, and punctuation, as well as the use of sentence diagramming. It expands the student’s exposure to writing by having him write different types of sentences, letters, paragraphs, outlines, and book reports. The student is also taught how to use a dictionary, thesaurus, and encyclopedia. (A Beka)

Grade: 5th
Workbook, 332 pages.

Are you interested in teaching children about the impact of the chief founders and builders of America? Then Exploring American History is the book for you! It is our goal with this textbook to acquaint students with the lives and impact of many of the critical people in American history. We hope this book will inspire students to search further into the details of the various personalities of America’s history. We have sought within this book to bring out the influence of the Christian faith as it relates to the events and people of America’s past.

We have made a number of improvements to the second edition of Exploring American History. Students will benefit from several new chapters, as well as revisions to the rest of the book. We have also added numerous illustrations, maps, and articles to make this edition even more interesting and informative to students. They will learn about American history from the early Viking explorers to the 2008 presidential election. Whether using this book as a primary history book or as a supplemental text, students will benefit from this unique study of American history.

Grade: 5th
Textbook, 266 pages

The teacher’s manual for the second edition of Exploring American History includes numerous features to assist educators use Exploring American History. The introduction includes a suggested schedule for completion of the course within a typical school year. It also includes answers to the text questions, additional information for the teacher, and extra geography activities.

Grade: 5th
Teacher’s Manual, 30 pages

The test packet for the second edition of Exploring American History includes thirteen tests and a test key. Each test has 20 objective questions (multiple choice, matching, and/or true-false). The introduction to the test packet includes a test schedule.

Test Packet, 34 pages

This course focuses on the United States, past and present, while teaching students how to use a variety of maps, charts, and graphs. Students will learn how to interpret atlases and road maps, contour maps, elevation maps, historical maps, special purpose maps, and globes. Students will also learn how to understand different types of graphs and charts. (Steck-Vaughn)

Grade: 5th
Workbook, 96 pages

This course provides students with an excellent course of study dealing with traditional mathematics concepts. Problem-solving strategies, critical thinking, estimation, and mental math are routinely stressed throughout this course. It begins by reviewing facts regarding number and place value and then moves into addition, subtraction, and multiplication of whole numbers, and division by one and two digit numbers. The student will also work with fractions, decimals, ratio, percent, measurement, geometry, polygons, graphs, statistics, and probability. A number of word problem sets are included. Chapter tests are included in the workbook.(Modern Curriculum Press)

Grade: 5th
Workbook, 367 pages

This course builds upon Math 5/4. Using an incremental approach, the course teaches order of operations; geometry, and measurement; integers; divisibility concepts; ratios; statistics and probability; prime and composite numbers; patterns and sequences; and powers and roots. It uses word problems to teach mathematical tools and techniques to students. The homeschool kit includes a student textbook, tests and worksheets book, and a solutions manual. (Saxon)

Grade: 5th
Home Study Kit includes: textbook, solutions manual and test booklet.

This colorfully illustrated science text presents important concepts regarding God’s marvelous creation. Students learn more about light, earth science, zoology, minerals, creation science principles, and other topics. (A Beka)

Grade: 5th
Text, 442 pages