Footsteps for Fours presents an active, hands-on learning environment that includes individual activities and group activities as well as suggested classroom centers for learning through play. Daily phonics, prereading, and math lessons explore foundational skills while age-appropriate music, science, language arts, social studies, and handwriting segments give young learners opportunities to explore their world. This five-day program includes options for full- or half-day structures.

Focus on Fives starts children on a path for developing learning the skills they will need for first grade. Students receive basic age-appropriate introductions to science, social studies, handwriting, phonics, and reading. Fun and exciting learning activities help young students build a foundation in phonemic awareness, reading strategies, listening, and speaking.

Give your child a solid and dependable biblical foundation. K5 Bible: Exploring God’s Word introduces young students to the big story of God’s Word and the part that they play in it. This course will also introduce students to important biblical characters and show the impact of those characters’choices.

BJU Press Bible 1 helps first-grade students learn Bible truths and how to apply them to their lives. This Bible curriculum for Grade 1 introduces students to the stories of Adam, Moses, David, Jesus, Peter, and Paul to teach them foundational doctrines. Lessons in the Bible 1: Truths for Life book teach principles of biblical living, biblical worldview development, Bible memorization, and songs that reinforce Bible truths.

Enable your child to learn important Bible doctrines from biblical narratives. Bible 2: Truths for Life will refine your child’s ability to internalize biblical truth and apply specific truths to real-life situations. This course will look at biblical covenants, the ordinances of baptism and the Lord’s Supper, and the end times.

Deepen your child’s development of a biblical worldview with foundational truths. Bible 3: Truths for Life builds on Bible 1 and Bible 2 and continues to lay a solid biblical foundation for students. This course uses a variety of teaching strategies and songs to deepen children’s understanding of biblical truths.

Bible 5 engages the students with biblical connections throughout the big story of the New Testament. It emphasizes or highlights and tracks biblical themes that weave throughout God’s redemption story (including glory, kingdom, covenants, divine presence, law and wisdom, and atonement and priesthood). It also develops these themes as overarching ideas throughout Creation, Fall, and Redemption.

In sixth grade, students will often interact with other worldviews many times a day. This course cuts through all the noise to present students with the truth of a biblical worldview, helping them distinguish it from the false worldviews of the day. Using the teaching of the Scriptures, it challenges students to examine how they think about the world and then leads them to see the world as it truly is.

The tenth-grade Bible course helps high school students to come to know and love God by helping them understand what they believe and why they believe it. This Bible curriculum covers all major Bible doctrines and makes application to how Christians should live in the world today. The Grade 10 Bible course builds on the foundations built in earlier courses in the Bible line and builds on the metanarrative of Scripture to teach key Bible doctrines, which will inform Christian living.

Biblical Worldview: Creation, Fall, Redemption is an examination of science, the arts, government, gender, and history using the lenses provided by the biblical storyline of Creation, Fall, Redemption to encourage students to make positive and distinctively Christian contributions in God’s world. A faith-centered approach focuses on developing a Christian worldview rather than critiquing false worldviews.

Biblical Worldview: Creation, Fall, Redemption is an examination of science, the arts, government, gender, and history using the lenses provided by the biblical storyline of Creation, Fall, Redemption to encourage students to make positive and distinctively Christian contributions in God’s world. A faith-centered approach focuses on developing a Christian worldview rather than critiquing false worldviews.

Ethics helps students to grow in virtue and think Christianly so that they can make wise ethical choices and defend the faith from a biblical worldview. Students will learn to compare and contrast various ethical systems, relate biblical wisdom to a variety of ethical situations, and defend biblical Christianity in a culture of competing truth claims and diverse lifestyles.

Science 2, 5th ed. provides age-appropriate scientific information through text, captioned photographs, annotated illustrations, and diagrams as well as special interest boxes. Each reading section ends with a quick check question to assess student understanding.

Science 3 helps students develop a biblical worldview as it relates to various science concepts. Students learn where our world came from and how it has changed. They learn to defend the truth that God created all things and how to answer why people are important.

Empower your child to learn about life through the context of a biblical worldview. Science 4 (5th edition) enables students to discover living things, energy, and the earth’s surface by using their scientific knowledge, inquiry skills, and engineering skills. This course also explores plants, animals, humans, waves, and natural resources and further analyzes their cycles and patterns.

Prepare your child for success in science with the Science 5 educational materials from BJU Press. Science 5 continues building on the foundation of science facts and skills for the further study of science in the upper grades. The colorful materials, filled with photographs, charts, diagrams, and illustrations, balances the presentation of facts with active participation in order to promote understanding and instill in your child a love of learning.

Promote scientific literacy while encouraging your child to develop a better knowledge of God with the Science 6 educational materials from BJU Press. Science 6 covers topics such as earthquakes and volcanoes, weather and erosion, natural resources, cells, scientific classification, atoms and molecules, the solar system, and genetics.

Earth Science (5th Edition) is an expanding study that moves from the Earth’s lithosphere to the rest of the universe. Students will build their critical thinking skills as they study the major theories in earth science and follow those theories through to their conclusions. Throughout the course, they will be guided by biblical and scientific principles, ultimately coming to a better understanding of their Creator and a greater appreciation of His creation.

Physical Science is divided into four units—two for chemistry and two for physics. The chemistry units move the student from matter and what it is made of to how matter interacts in chemical reactions, nuclear changes, solutions, and acids and bases. In the physics units, students learn about how matter and energy move and why they move; they study the many forms of energy and how energy moves throughout the world.

The Biology course equips students to ethically engage in biological inquiry and to recognize life’s design, homeostasis, and conservation from a biblical worldview. Students will be able to discuss the process of homeostasis to biological structures at multiple levels, analyze living organisms, evaluate current and historical biological models, and apply a biblical framework to ethical issues in the realm of biology.

The goal for Biology (5th ed.) is not to just give students knowledge of Biology but also to teach them critical thinking and to develop college and career readiness while applying a Christian worldview in the field of biology. Biology provides an academically robust teaching of evolution that is more intense and thorough than secular texts while also analyzing and evaluating areas from a biblical worldview.