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BIBLE / CHARACTER BIBLE CURRICULUM 278200 Home School Kit BIBLE / CHARACTER BIBLE CURRICULUM 278200 Home School Kit ...119.34 89.50 Secondary Level Bible Truths: 265207 Teacher Edition ...... 66.11 Secondary level materials are serious Bible BOB JONES BIBLE TRUTHS (K-12) 508788 ☼Student Worktext ... 26.94 study, covering the entire Bible over the course A complete Bible curriculum at every level, 265215 Tests.............. 15.46 of the series. Essential materials are the Teacher with daily lesson plans, student materials, visu- 265223 Tests Answer Key . 10.83 Editions and Student Worktexts. als, and (at some levels) an accompanying music 265249 *Music CD ......... 20.00 CD. All but the K4 level have a consumable 102731 *Pelts and Promises ..6.99 4.95 Level A: Learning From the Life of Christ (7) student worktext. Required materials are listed 057885 *A Question of Yams 6.99 4.95 (4th Ed.) first under each grade level. An asterisk (*) pro- This revised edition for 2012 focuses on Christ, ceeding the item means it is optional. Complete Grade 3: Following Christ (4th Ed.) including his life and ministry. It shows how He Home School kits contain all essential materials Updated in 2012. A doctrinal study including dealt with both friends and enemies and cov- to teach one child. Optional materials are use- the nature and person of God, Creation, the fall ers His character, example, major experiences, ful to the course, but not vital. Teacher Picture of man, God’s mercy, God’s judgment, God’s sermons, relationships, miracles, and parables. Packets (K5-1) contain full-color 12” x 18” pic- dealings with Israel and events from the life of The teacher’s edition includes a supplementary tures correlated to lessons in the course. Christ. materials CD. 283770 Home School Kit ...119.34 89.50 277749 Tchr Book & CD ..... 71.39 Elementary Level Bible Truths: 271627 Student Worktext .... 26.94 275552 Student Worktext .... 26.94 271643 Teacher Edition ...... 66.11 277707 Tests.............. 16.63 Grade K5 Bible Truths (updated 2nd Ed.) 271650 Tests.............. 15.46 277715 Tests Answer Key .... 11.94 The student worktext is colorful and easy to 271601 Tests Answer Key . 10.83 use. Verse reminders contain only the reference, 113100 *Escape............6.99 4.95 Level B: Portraits From the Old Testament (8) which allows the use of a family’s preferred 271619 *Visual Packet ....... 65.00 (3rd Ed.) translation version. The Teacher’s edition (also 271593 *Music CD ......... 20.00 This revised edition stud- updated) has the same lessons with only small ies the main characters in the changes but in an easier-to-use format. The Grade 4: God and His People (4th Ed.) Old Testament, revealing the new student materials can be used with an old Updated for 2013. Covers the Bible chrono- consequences of attitudes and teacher’s edition. The supplementary music CD logically and thematically, including Moses, actions. Begins with Creation, has also been updated with a large percentage of the attributes of God, Bible study, prayer and explores the times and people new recordings. As before, the course starts with the miracles of Christ. Includes a study of the before the Flood, life of Moses, the story of Creation, then focuses on notable endeavors of Mary Slessor in Africa and other events leading to the claiming Old Testament characters, concluding with units heroes of the faith. of the Promised Land, ancient Jewish kingdoms on the life of Christ, prayer, and the life of Paul. 292532 Home School Kit ...119.34 89.50 and their downfall and eventual captivity. There 236166 Home School Kit ....93.05 69.75 276600 Student Worktext .... 26.94 is an emphasis on application of principles to 125815 Teacher’s Edition ..... 66.11 278077 Tchr Book & CD ..... 66.11 everyday life, encouraging students to become 262717 Student Packet ...... 26.94 278101 Test .............. 15.46 victorious Christians. 125856 *Music CD ......... 20.00 278119 Test Answer Key . 10.83 281766 Tchr Book & CD ..... 71.39 125823 *Teacher’s Picture Packet 65.00 122523 Student Materials..... 16.39 280099 Student Worktext .... 26.94 125872 *Days of Creation Visuals 36.39 034405 *Captive Treasure ....6.99 4.95 281774 Test .............. 16.63 033167 *With Daring Faith ...6.99 4.95 281782 Test Answer ........ 11.94 Grade 1: A Father’s Care (4th Ed.) 122440 *Hymns CD ........ 20.00 The 4th edition of Bible Truths 1: A Father’s Level C: Lessons From the Early Church (9) Care is divided into 10 units and 179 lessons Grade 5: Living in God’s Love (4th Ed.) (4th Ed.) within the units, but content is basically the A chronological and thematic study of biblical Back to the New Testament for a thorough same as 3rd edition. Units have remained the events from the Old and New Testaments with analysis of Acts and the early Epistles of Paul same and there is some expansion on topics special units on Jesus’ birth and resurrection. (Thessalonians, Corinthians, Galatians, and within the units. BSS (Bible Study Skills) have Revised in 2014. Romans). Courses emphasize the importance been added into the sequence of lessons to help 297887 Home School Kit ...119.34 89.50 of the proper foundation for the early church, children hone those skills in order to better apply 286765 Teacher’s Edition ..... 66.11 including the faithfulness of the first Christians Biblical principles. The Teacher Edition now has 284547 Student Worktext .... 26.94 as they encountered persecution and false teach- the Toolkit CD, which includes timelines, activ- 286773 Tests.............. 15.46 ings. The Teacher’s Edition comes with a CD ity pages, information tables, reviews, hymns, 286781 Test Answer Key . 10.83 which includes a Bible reading program with bookmarks, maps, charts, and the Bible Truths 117382 *Songbird . 6.99 4.95 reproducible student pages. Revised in 2014. for Christian Growth series. 113902 *Mik-Shrok . .6.99 4.95 292300 Teacher Book & CD .. 71.39 505941 Home School Kit ...119.34 89.50 126045 *Music CD ......... 20.00 291682 Student Worktext .... 26.94 299586 Teacher Edition w/ CD 66.11 292334 Tests ............. 16.63 299552 Student Worktext .... 26.94 Grade 6: Redemption (4th Ed.) 292318 Test Answer Key .... 11.94 299594 Tests.............. 15.46 Students will learn about God’s plan of salva- 299610 Tests Answer Key . 10.83 tion for mankind and how to apply God’s stan- Level D: Themes from the Old Testament (10) 125930 *Music CD ......... 20.00 dards to daily life. The course encourages daily A complete survey of the Old Testament, Bible reading and gives practice in using Bible highlighting key truths of individual books and Grade 2: A Servant’s Heart (4th Ed.) references. Revised in 2015. sections of the Bible. Emphasis is placed on the A chronological study through the Old and 501247 Home School Kit ...119.34 89.50 revelation of the person, work of Christ and the New Testaments, including Bible study, applica- 295709 Teacher’s Ed w/ CD ... 66.11 importance of obedience to God and His com- tion, memorization, and hymns. Students learn 295279 Student Worktext .... 26.94 mands. Historical, geographical, and biographi- Bible study skills and about the historical context 295717 Testpack ........... 15.46 cal information is included. 3rd Ed. of Bible events. This course includes lesson 295733 Testpack Answer Key .. 10.83 247015 Teacher Book & CD... 71.39 plans for two “Journey” books. The optional 126102 *Visual Packet ....... 61.94 503615 Student Worktext .... 26.94 Visual Packet includes a TimeLine featuring Bible 126144 *Hymn CD ......... 20.00 232967 Tests.............. 16.63 characters, other heroes of the faith, and Bible 257261 *Forbidden Gates.....6.99 4.95 232934 Test Key ........... 11.94 scenes. Hymns studied are on CD. continued... See page vi for key to Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act warning labels. Bible 765 Level E: Directions for Early Christians (11) 512145 Home Schl Kit (KJV) 133.57 100.15 004812 Complete Boxed Set..79.95 71.96 Updated in 2010, this course studies the late 298752 Tests (KJV) ......... 16.63 004775 10 LIFEPACs Only ...69.95 62.96 Pauline Epistles, the general Epistles, and the 298778 Tests Answer Key (KJV) 11.94 Book of Revelation, using verse-by-verse and 297580 Teacher’s Edition (KJV) 40.83 Grade 7 - Worship; Mankind; The Attributes thematic discussion. 3rd Ed. ~~~~~~~ of God; Fulfilled Prophecies of Christ; New 262857 Teacher & CD....... 71.39 Life in Christ; The Psalms; The Life of Christ (3 503607 ☼Worktext ......... 26.94 LIFEPACs); In Summary 262873 Test .............. 16.63 ALPHA OMEGA BIBLE (1-12) 004813 Complete Boxed Set..79.95 71.96 262881 Test Key ........... 11.94 004776 10 LIFEPACs Only ...69.95 62.96 Alpha Omega LIFEPAC Bible Level F: Patterns for Christian Living (12) Each set of ten LIFEPAC worktexts provides a Grade 8: Practical Christianity & Church History This text opens with an extensive worldview complete, year-long Bible curriculum. From a - Prayer; Sin and Salvation; Attributes of God; section, focusing on the Trinity and God’s plan Christian publisher, this Bible course is a non-de- Early Church Leaders; Early Church History; The of Salvation. Other chapters cover topics such nominational doctrinal approach to Scripture Early Churches; The Book of Proverbs; Today’s as: prayer, Bible study, and worship; discerning mastery. Both Scripture reading and memoriza- Problems; Understanding Parents; Walking With God’s will; fighting temptation; becoming a lead- tion is included in each LIFEPAC and both Old God er; attending a Christian college; love, marriage, and New Testaments are studied at each grade 004814 Complete Boxed Set..79.95 71.96 and gender roles, and more. 3rd Ed. level. This program is very easy to use, with 004777 10 LIFEPACs Only ...69.95 62.96 265363 Teacher & CD......
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