Consumer Math helps students develop the knowledge and skills they need to successfully handle their personal finances. Topics include developing a budget, filing taxes, and planning a vacation. Stewardship & Scripture features encourage students to view their handling of money in light of scriptural teaching.

English 2 emphasizes traditional grammar, such as parts of speech, sentence structure, and mechanics, and provides practice with essential reference skills. The English educational materials explains the step-by-step use of the Writing Process for eight different types of writing assignments, such as a friendly letter, a make-believe story, instructions, a book report, and more.

English 3 incorporates the following: biblical worldview shaping, standard English conventions, and writing. The course integrates speaking, listening, and viewing activities into the lessons. Lessons present language skills as essential tools for oral and written communication in five areas of life, encouraging students to formulate a biblical worldview of communication in their lives.

The 4th grade English curriculum presents grammar and writing skills to improve students’ communication skills. Students will review and broaden their foundational knowledge of English conventions (including grammar, mechanics, and usage) and learn to apply them directly to how they write and speak. Students will also practice and develop speaking, listening, and viewing through integrated activities in the 4th grade English program.

Equip students to master and apply foundational grammar and writing skills so they can learn to express themselves in God-honoring ways. English 5: Writing & Grammar (3rd Edition) will help students expand their knowledge and skills through regular exercises, activities, and writing projects. Students will learn to practice and apply grammar and writing skills in a variety of situations.

Writing and Grammar 7 guides students toward formulating a biblical worldview of communication through writing by focusing on four themes: truth, beauty, virtue, and balance. This course leads students to become creators as they learn how to apply grammar skills to their writing. Grammar chapters offer systematic teaching of grammar concepts.

BJU Press Writing & Grammar 8 subject kit develops students’ skills in writing, grammar, speaking, listening, and visual analysis. This 8th grade English curriculum teaches grammar as a foundation for good writing. Students will learn how to use grammar concepts to improve their communication skills in writing and speaking. Writing assignments and writing practice are scaffolded from paragraphs to essays and culminate in a multigenre project.

Help your student become an intentional and effective communicator through applying grammar to speaking and writing. Writing & Grammar 9 (4th edition) weaves grammar instruction and writing practice together throughout so students can connect the skills they’re learning to the texts they’re writing. Biblical worldview themes and questions will help your student apply a biblical view of identity, logic, integrity, and judgment to everyday communication.

The Writing & Grammar 10 course functions as the Year of the Essay, focusing on grammar skills and strategies in writing, speaking, and listening so students can write compelling essays grounded in a biblical worldview. They will be able to apply effective writing, revising, and critical-thinking strategies in interactive workshops; create informative, persuasive, and narrative texts; craft engaging presentations, and apply a biblical view of identity, logic, integrity, and judgment.

Teach your child how to communicate in a God-honoring way with the Writing & Grammar 10 curriculum from BJU Press. Writing & Grammar 10 teaches grammatical and usage principles while providing many opportunities for students to apply what they are learning to communication. Most chapters feature a writing assignment with an accompanying model that teachers and students can reference throughout the writing process.

Expand your child's understanding of the English language with the Writing & Grammar 12 curriculum from BJU Press. Writing & Grammar 12 teaches the eight parts of speech, verbal phrases, clauses, usage, and mechanics. It also encourages students to apply grammatical knowledge to communication.

Spelling 1 serves to help your child develop foundational spelling skills and recognize spelling as a tool to honor God and to love and serve others through writing. This course endeavors to strengthen the knowledge of God, advocate that God created and uses written language, and apply spelling skills to produce accurate, God-honoring written communication.

Teach your child to communicate clearly through correct spelling with the completely revised Spelling 5 curriculum from BJU Press. The Spelling 5 Subject Kit includes both the Student Worktext and the Teacher's Edition. The colorful worktext pages include activities such as word sorting, word studies, proofreading, dictionary skills, and writing to strengthen your child's spelling and communication skills.

Teach your child how to communicate in a God-honoring way with the Spelling 6curriculum from BJU Press. The Spelling 6 Subject Kit contains both the student worktext and the teacher’s edition. The worktext is filled with a variety of activities such as word sorting, word study, vocabulary, proofreading, and short writing projects to strengthen communication skills.

Reading 1 serves to nurture your child’s decoding and comprehension skills so they can read a variety of genres with fluency, enjoyment, and discernment. Starting with foundational phonemic awareness and phonics skills, students build fluency and comprehension, recognize words using visual and textual cues, and broaden their vocabulary.

Encourage your student to love reading with the Reading 2 curriculum from BJU Press. The third edition of Reading 2 contains 180 lessons and emphasizes silent reading for comprehension, oral reading to communicate, and the development of higher-order thinking skills. Instruction also includes phonics, literary techniques, and study skills.

Reading 3 (3rd ed.) builds on comprehension and critical thinking while expanding literary skills through group activities and discussion. Students are exposed to age appropriate selections from a variety of genres with a progression of difficulty that promotes success for all achievement levels.

Increase your child’s reading comprehension skills and deepen his or her love of reading with the Reading 4 educational materials from BJU Press. Reading 4 is an engaging, comprehension-based program designed to support teachers as they guide students to lifelong reading success. It directs students to build biblical discernment through teacher-guided instruction while developing comprehension through strategies, questions, and activities before, during, and after reading.

Literature gives students an opportunity to consider new perspectives and topics. Reading 5 provides grade-level appropriate selections representing a variety of genres and authors. Before, during, and after reading sections emphasize comprehension strategies and literary skills. Throughout the program, students are encouraged to approach each selection from a biblical worldview.

This literature curriculum for 6th grade is an engaging program designed to help students experience lifelong reading success. This reading curriculum introduces students to relevant works of literature and informational texts and guides them in reading comprehension, literary analysis, and biblical worldview development. The 6th grade reading curriculum teaches students to

Exploring Themes in Literature prepares students for the rigors of reading and critical thinking at the high school level. This course broadens their literacy and sharpens their sensitivity to aesthetics within the God-given gifts of language and storytelling. Most importantly, it challenges them to understand the problems of the human condition on a more personal level and recognize where man’s solutions and biblical solutions to that condition diverge.

Equip students to analyze texts and identify themes in a variety of genres so they can evaluate and connect literature to the rest of the world. Making Connections in Literature (4th edition), gives students the reading strategies and literary skills they need to comprehend, analyze, interpret, and compare texts of different genres. Students will look at both contemporary and classic selections and complete a full-length study of the novel Across Five Aprils by Irene Hunt.