Through the study of chemistry, students will learn how many everyday events relate to chemistry. They will see the wonder in how matter and energy interact in the food we eat, what we drink, how cars move, and how medicine works. They will learn about how chemistry impacts the world around us and our obligation to help redeem others and the physical world with what we know about chemistry.

Enable students to handle problems involving motion and matter. Physics (4th edition) equips students to ethically engage in the work of physics through a program of instruction, practice, inquiry, and engineering design based on real-world problems. Students will extend their knowledge and skills through strategic modeling and practice, case studies, evaluation of scientific models, and ethics activities.

Provides an age-appropriate study of family, community, jobs, land, and the United States, all presented from the perspective of a biblical worldview. Components work together to enhance students’ learning, including stories, engaging artwork and photographs, tools such as maps and graphs, essential questions, and literacy skills sections. One section contains lessons about national holidays that can be taught in suggested units.

Heritage Studies 2 equips students to live wisely in their world. Students learn to evaluate society and their role in it through the lens of God’s Word. They develop an understanding and appreciation of both the past and present through real-world activities, personal stories of individuals, and development of the tools needed to sustain lifelong learning.

The 3rd grade social studies curriculum broadens students’ understanding of the world by introducing them to different cultures and teaching them to evaluate various cultural viewpoints from a biblical worldview. The Heritage Studies 3 curriculum teaches world cultures from a biblical worldview to help students understand what it means to be responsible citizens.

Heritage Studies 4 enables students to summarize American history as well as analyze the cultures of America’s states, regions, and territories. Students will learn to examine individual actions, pivotal decisions, and cultural movements from a biblical worldview. This course also teaches students to assess the impact of the Christian faith on American culture and form a biblical worldview on the topics of environment, citizenship, and economics.

Teach your child American history from a biblical worldview with the Heritage Studies 4 educational materials from BJU Press. Heritage Studies 4, 3rd ed. integrates civics, geography, history, economics, and culture.

Heritage Studies 5 (4th ed.) is a colorful, age-appropriate presentation of social studies that integrates civics, culture, economics, geography, and history with a biblical worldview. Students will chronologically traverse United States history, starting with the earliest Americans and concluding with the Obama Administration.

Heritage Studies 6 (4th Edition) engages students to think like Christian historians with the awareness that the field of historians is an open pathway. The course covers ancient civilizations in Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Americas in addition to building skills in reading and interpreting maps and charts. Students will focus on the theme of the Creation, Fall, Redemption, and they will learn to recognize it in ancient civilizations.

Empower your student to explore history from a biblical vantage point. World Studies (5th edition) will equip your student to evaluate critical world events from a biblical worldview. Students will strengthen their knowledge of social studies by analyzing maps, timelines, and current events.

The eighth-grade history curriculum covers the last four centuries of American history, beginning from the lives and cultures of Native American peoples and concluding with the inauguration of President Biden. To get middle schoolers engaged and enjoying history, this American history curriculum uses a variety of visuals, graphs, infoboxes, and design elements to break up text and create an exciting learning experience.

Cultural Geography helps students become informed citizens and empowered participants in society. The curriculum teaches cultural geography from a biblical perspective and will encourage your students to appreciate the diversity of people, cultures, and landforms. It also aims to develop critical-thinking skills and demonstrates how knowledge of cultural geography is essential to understanding people from different nations and cultures.

United States History (5th Edition) teaches students about the development of the United States as a nation in order for them to become informed and empowered citizens. The course begins with early American settlement, then moves on through the formation and early years of the nation, the Constitution, and the many challenges that have threatened survival.

American Government presents US government from a biblical perspective and will encourage students to appreciate our heritage. The text aims to develop students’ critical-thinking skills and demonstrates how knowledge of history and government are crucial for making decisions about issues on the local, state, and national levels. During this course, students will study the foundations of our country, the Constitution, the three branches of government, and political parties and politics.

Economics (2nd ed.) is a one-semester course that teaches economic principles from a conservative approach. The educational materials deal with economic models, the stock market, banking, fiscal policy, economic theorists, and more from a biblical perspective.

Start building a strong foundation for math success with Math K5 from BJU Press. Math K5 teaches math interactively through the use of manipulatives to help students understand math concepts.

Start building a strong foundation for math success with Math 1 from BJU Press. Math 1 teaches math interactively through the use of manipulatives to help students understand math concepts. Your child will also no longer dread math class—characters such as Digit the Clown and his pet seal Cecilia help make learning fun. Concepts such as addition, subtraction, measurement, money concepts, graph interpretation, plane figures, and problem solving are taught.

Math 2 (4th ed.) continues to build foundational number sense and place value through 2- and 3- digit addition and subtraction while exploring fractions, geometry, measurement, and thought-provoking word problems. Theme characters Hal and his pet beaver, Horatio, encourage students to actively participate in the learning process. Students are introduced to foundational multiplication and division skills.

Math 3 (4th Edition) teaches place value, multiplication, division, and fractions. Students will be challenged to think more deeply about their calculations and the implications of math on their worldview. Throughout the course, students will focus on four basic themes: math is a tool to help people work; math shows the world is designed; math helps people help people; and math has limits.

Math 5 challenges students to apply their knowledge of operations of whole numbers to decimals and fractions. Students will continue to develop pre-algebra skills and deepen their understanding of geometry, measurement, and data. Activities will give them opportunities to practice and apply STEM skills.

The 6th grade math curriculum prepares students for future math learning by first solidifying their understanding of elementary math concepts and then introducing them to key middle school math concepts. Students will learn not only how math principles work but also how to think critically about those principles and construct arguments so they can use the principles in real-world situations.

The 7th grade math curriculum focuses on the fundamentals of math to provide students a balanced course with opportunities for practical, real-life applications. Our 7th grade math subject kit prepares students for high school level courses by providing a thorough review of elementary math and expanding middle school math concepts.

Give your student a strong foundation for success in algebra while also connecting studies to real-world applications. Pre-Algebra (3rd edition) will help your student advance from foundational to more advanced mathematical skills. This course also offers opportunities for abstract reasoning and real-world problem-solving using the number system, expressions, equations, functions and geometry.

Algebra 1 equips students and teachers with tools and strategies for using and developing algebraic models to solve real-world problems within the context of a biblical worldview.

Geometry Teacher’s Edition (4th ed.) contains additional exercises, common student errors, math-journaling suggestions, and one-on-one suggestions. Suggested assignments for Minimum, Standard, and Extended tracks enable customization of lessons for individual differences. The included Teacher’s Toolkit CD contains reproducible activities with answer keys, projection-ready answers for exercise sets, a “Mathardy” review game, and more.

Go beyond simply teaching algebra concepts and help you child understand how he or she can use math (specifically algebra) to glorify God and serve others. In the Algebra 2curriculum from BJU Press, your child will learn concepts such as linear, quadratic, polynomial, radical, and rational functions, exponential and logarithmic functions, and probability and statistics. Complex numbers are also covered throughout the text.

Lessons in Precalculus thoroughly develop key concepts, provide detailed examples to promote student comprehension, and integrate practical applications. Exercise sets include three levels of difficulty to allow differentiated assignments. Each section includes cumulative review to help with long-term mastery and to prepare students for standardized tests. Students will have the opportunity to use technology to explore mathematical concepts.