This package includes three hardcover books that contain the history narrative, Bible lessons, and all reading and writing assignments (except the recommended literature) needed to earn one year of high school credit each in American History, English, and Bible.

Exploring America Homeschool History Set

Ray Notgrass

Notgrass History

The optional Student Review Pack includes three resources. The Student Review Book includes lesson review questions, literature review questions, and literary analysis. The Quiz &amp; Exam Book has weekly quizzes and six exams that can be removed from the book and given to the student individually if desired. The Answer Key has all of the answers for the parent to use in grading.

Exploring America Student Review Packet with Tests and Quiz booklet Ray Notgrass 2014 Edition

It's time for a new adventure! Katy Porter is nervous and excited about beginning her first year of homeschooling. The day before school starts, Katy asks her dad if she can keep the empty box he is about to throw away. Katy puts keepsakes from her past inside the box, such as an old necklace and a rock she brought back from the ocean. Katy tucks the box safely under her bed, but the box is not full. Will the coming year bring good times with her family and fun new treasures to add to her box? Or will homeschooling be just a big stack of boring hard work? Katy's Box is a story of learning and of learning what matters.

Katy's Box

Mary Evelyn Notgrass McCurdy

For each weekly unit, the Student Workbook includes one coloring page related to a lesson, one assignment where the student can either draw or write something related to a lesson, and one review page about key ideas from the unit. For use with Our Star Spangled Story from Notgrass History

My Star Spangled Student Workbook

Notgrass

Our Star-Spangled Story is the newest curriculum from Notgrass History! Designed for children in grades 1-4, this is a one year U.S. history course. It features simple lessons with easy-to-follow instructions, full-color photographs and illustrations, and engaging supplemental activities. Our Star-Spangled Story has a total of 90 lessons for use over one school year (30 units of 3 lessons each). All of the instructions for how to use the material are included in Part 1 and Part 2 so you do not need a separate Teacher's Manual. The daily instructions are very easy to follow. Each weekly unit has three lessons. Students can read the lessons on their own, or you can read the lessons aloud. Each lesson is filled with full-color photographs, illustrations, and artwork. Reading one lesson will take 10-15 minutes. At the end of each lesson is a list of suggested activities. These include singing a song or learning a dance in Rhythms and Rhymes, looking at the Timeline book, completing a Student Workbook page, reading from one of the recommended literature titles, answering review questions, or doing a hands-on activity. You can pick the activities that work best for your family. The Our Star-Spangled Story Curriculum Package includes all six books listed below, enough for one child to complete the curriculum. If you are using the curriculum with more than one child, you can purchase additional Student Workbooks. Our Star-Spangled Story Part 1 Our Star-Spangled Story Part 2 Star-Spangled Rhythms and Rhymes A Star-Spangled Timeline My Star-Spangled Student Workbook Our Star-Spangled Story Answer Key and Literature Guide

Notgrass Our Star-Spangled Story Curriculum Package Elementary Grade 1-4 History

Charlene Notgrass Bethany Poore Mary Evelyn McCurdy

"Exploring World History" is a high school world history curriculum for homeschool students written from a Christian worldview. From Creation to the 21st century, it offers a thorough survey of Western civilization with significant coverage of Latin America, Africa, and Asia. The hardcover books feature hundreds of full-color photographs and illustrations. "Exploring World History" is designed to be easy-to-use for parent and student. Each of the 30 weekly units has an introduction that features a summary of the material covered, a list of lessons, Bible memory work, books required for that unit, and suggested writing assignments and hands-on projects. Each of the 150 daily lessons (five lessons per week) includes the history text and the reading assignments for that day (and those in progress). A focused student can direct his own study, and the parent can offer as much interaction as needed. Completing the full course provides your child with one year of high school credit in three subjects: World History, English, and Bible. Depending on how fast your child reads and how much time he spends on the unit projects, he may need an average of 2-3 hours for each daily lesson. The history credit involves reading the lessons and the original documents. The English credit involves completing several writing assignments, including one research paper; and reading the assigned literature, poems, and short stories in "In Their Words". The Bible credit involves reading large portions of the Bible and completing the Bible study lesson for each unit. The "Student Review Book" includes lesson review questions, literature review questions, literary analysis, and Bible commentary. The "Quiz and Exam Book" has weekly quizzes and six exams that can be removed from the book and given to the student individually if desired. The "Answer Key" has all of the answers for the parent to use in grading.

Exploring World History Curriculum and Student Review Pack

History

World

"Exploring America" is a homeschool high school U.S. history curriculum written from a Christian perspective. Each unit includes a Bible study highlighting spiritual issues related to history. It is comprehensive, giving students a survey of events and issues from European exploration to the war on terror, with extensive coverage of the twentieth century. Designed to be easy-to-use for parent and student, each of the 30 weekly units in "Exploring America" has an introduction that features a summary of the material covered, a list of lessons, books required for that unit, and suggested writing assignments. Each of the 150 daily lessons (five lessons per week) includes the history text and the reading assignments for that day (and those in progress). A focused student can direct his own study, and the parent can offer as much interaction as needed. Depending on how fast your child reads and how much time he spends on the weekly project, he may need an average of 2-3 hours for each daily lesson. Completing the full course provides your child with one year of high school credit in three subjects: American History, English, and Bible. The History credit involves reading the lessons and the original documents and speeches. The English credit involves completing several writing assignments, including one research paper; and reading the assigned literature, poems, and short stories in "American Voices". The Bible credit involves reading the Bible lessons, completing the Bible assignments at the end of many lessons, and reading the hymns and other religious literature assigned. The "Student Review Book" includes lesson review questions, literature review questions, and literary analysis. The "Quiz and Exam Book" has weekly quizzes and six exams that can be removed from the book and given to the student individually if desired. The "Answer Key" has all of the answers for the parent to use in grading.

Exploring America Curriculum and Student Review Pack

Americas

1 OVERSIZE HARDCOVER BOOK(no dust cover, as issued) 2 STAPLE-BOUND ACCESSORY BOOKS(also oversized, and softcover)

Exploring Government Curriculum and Student Review Pack

"Exploring Economics" is a one-semester homeschool high school curriculum that provides one half-year of credit in economics. This course surveys Biblical teachings on money and finance, provides an overview of the economic history of the United States, gives a clear explanation of terms and concepts used in economics, discusses economic issues confronting us today, and puts our participation in the national and world economies on a personal level. What the student is to do each week and each day is clearly outlined. The Unit Introduction page gives a brief overview of the unit, the lessons in that unit, and a suggestion for a project that is relevant to that unit. "Exploring Economics" is the main book with 75 lessons divided into fifteen units of five lessons each plus all assignments for weekly and daily activities. "Making Choices" is a collection of historic and modern documents, essays, and speeches that supplement the lessons. The "Student Review" has review questions for each lesson and literary analysis and questions for each of the four recommended biographies. The "Quiz and Exam Book" has a quiz for each unit and an exam every five units. The "Answer Key" has all the answers needed for the course. In a time when economic activity is challenging classic definitions, "Exploring Economics" reasserts the importance of the free market system and enables students to take part in the economy with knowledge and faith.

Exploring Economics Curriculum and Student Review Pack

"America the Beautiful" by Charlene Notgrass is a one-year American history, geography, and literature course designed for students in grades 5-8. Written from a Christian perspective, it combines the flexibility and richness of a unit study with the simplicity of a textbook-based approach to history. Daily lessons guide your child chronologically through American history, highlighting key events, people, and places. "America the Beautiful Part 1" has 75 lessons beginning with life in America before Europeans came and continuing through the first years after the Civil War. "America the Beautiful Part 2" has 75 lessons beginning with America's expansion into the lands west of the Mississippi River and continuing to modern times. "We the People" is a collection of 150 original journal entries, newspaper articles, advertisements, poems, songs, letters, short stories, speeches, and other historic documents from American history. "Maps of America the Beautiful" contains 30 maps drawn especially to accompany the lessons in this curriculum. "Timeline of America the Beautiful" is an illustrated timeline of American history from AD 1000 to the present designed specifically to include facts learned in the lessons. "America the Beautiful Student Workbook" contains crosswords, find-a-words, matching, codes, drawing assignments, and other handwork activities which review and reinforce information learned in the daily lessons. "America the Beautiful Lesson Review" features daily lesson review questions, literature review questions, and weekly quizzes. "America the Beautiful Answer Key" includes answers for the Timeline, Student Workbook, Lesson Review, and the vocabulary assignments included in the main text.

America the Beautiful Curriculum, Student Workbook, and Lesson Review

Charlene Notgrass

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