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Introduce Chancery Cursive, a style of calligraphy, for a fresh approach to your child's handwriting lessons. The Teacher's Edition provides ideas for lessons that will engage your child's interest.

For use with video courses. Included in video course kits.

Chisel-point pen needed for the calligraphy lessons.

Used in second through sixth grades. In second grade, used in conjunction with the PreCursive charts.

The PreCursive Handwriting Wall Charts are recommended to keep the strokes and letters visually before your students. The 12 ½” x 18 ¾ charts show each PreCursive letter illustrated with a photo taken from the Phonics 1 Song charts.

Handwriting paper ruled with line-width specifications appropriate for Grades 3–6. Sold by the ream.

Vocabulary: Level A (3rd ed.) introduces seventh graders to etymology as a means of determining the meanings of words. Students study Latin roots, prefixes, and suffixes to learn recognition of word families. Students also study synonyms, antonyms, and homonyms as well as positive and negative context clues to determine word meaning.

Vocabulary A Teacher’s Edition contains the Student Worktext with answer overprint and presents new words in each lesson with games, puzzles, and reinforcement activities to build vocabulary and to keep students ready to learn. The text includes 15 lessons along with culmulative reviews, supplemental activities, and an index of prefixes, suffixes, and roots.

Vocabulary: Level B continues to build vocabulary and focuses on the study of Latin word parts presenting new words in word families that share a prefix, root, or suffix.

Vocabulary: Level B Teacher’s Edition provides the overprinted answers of the Vocabulary: Level B Student Worktext for convenient evaluation and presents new words in each lesson with word games, puzzles, and reinforcement activities to build vocabulary and to keep students ready to learn.

Vocabulary: Level C Student Worktext (3rd ed.) concludes the special emphasis on Latin word parts, discusses the difference between denotative and connotative meaning, and expands the discovery of word meaning through context. Each lesson provides word games, puzzles, and reinforcement activities to help students build and retain vocabulary.

Vocabulary: Level C Teacher's Edition (3rd ed.) includes overprinted answers of the student worktext for convenient evaluation. The educational materials presents new words in each lesson with word games, puzzles, and reinforcement activities to help students build and retain vocabulary.

Vocabulary: Level D Student Text (3rd ed.) teaches Greek word parts and discusses the contribution of Greek to modern English vocabulary. The educational materials emphasizes the importance of proper word selection for effective writing and seeks to expand students’ vocabulary.

Vocabulary: Level D Teacher's Edition (3rd ed.) provides overprinted answers of the Student Worktext for convenient evaluation. The educational materials presents new vocabulary in each lesson and provides word games, puzzles, and reinforcement activities help students build and retain vocabulary.

Vocabulary: Level E (3rd ed.) introduces some of the ways English acquires words such as allusions, coining, back-formation, folk etymology, and borrowing words from other languages.

Vocabulary: Level E Teacher's Edition (3rd ed.) presents new words in each lesson and provides games, puzzles, and reinforcement activities to build vocabulary and to keep your student ready to learn. The Teacher's Edition is the Student Worktext with answer overprint.

Vocabulary: Level F Student Text (3rd ed.) explores the way word meanings change over time and introduces more borrowed vocabulary originating from other languages. Students will practice determining word meaning from context and knowledge of common word roots.

Vocabulary: Level F Teacher’s Edition (3rd ed.) provides teacher’s notes and lesson presentation suggestions for covering the vocabulary lessons efficiently and effectively. Overprinted answers of Vocabulary F Student Text (3rd ed.) facilitate convenient student evaluation.

Your elementary students can maintain and extend academic skills over the summer or anytime with our Vacation Stations activity books. Just two pages a day provide review in math, language, and reading. Rising first graders will enjoy reviewing using familiar objects and activities. Phonics and counting skills are dominant review topics.

Your elementary students can maintain and extend academic skills over the summer or anytime with our Vacation Stations activity books. Just two pages a day provide review in math, language, and reading. Rising second graders learn about the Old West as they review material from Grade 1. Phonics and addition and subtraction facts are emphasized. A reading selection is included each week as well as a composition activity.

Your elementary students can maintain and extend academic skills over the summer or anytime with our Vacation Stations activity books. Just two pages a day provide review in math, language, and reading. Do you know what the unicorn of the sea is? Rising third graders will enjoy learning about the ocean and seashore while reviewing two- and three-digit addition and subtraction, place value, parts of speech, and reading and study skills.

This program helps rising 4th-graders maintain academic skills over summer vacation. The two daily pages will review math, English, and reading, with a focus on multiplication and division facts as well as study skills. Two reading selections, compositions, and proofreading activities are included for each week.

Your elementary students can maintain and extend academic skills over the summer or anytime with our Vacation Stations activity books. Just two pages a day provide review in math, language, and reading. Do you know that a polar bear actually has black skin? Rising fifth graders will learn about the North and South Poles and Alaska as they review multiplication and division of two- and three-digit numbers, decimals, and fractions.

Your elementary students can maintain and extend academic skills over the summer or anytime with our Vacation Stations activity books. Just two pages a day provide review in math, language, and reading. Take a trip down under as your children review concepts with an Australian theme. Fractions and decimals are key review concepts in math. Word analysis and study skills are included. Two reading selections and composition and proofreading activities are included in each week.

Vacation Stations: Egyptian Excursion provides rising seventh-graders with a summer review of math principles such as fractions, decimals, ratios, proportions, and geometric figures. The workbook also provides practice in reading comprehension and language skills. This summer review book provides skill practice activities on several pages a day for 10 weeks to help students retain the math, language, and reading skills they worked all year to build.

Enhance your elementary child’s education and prepare him or her for future careers and ministries by teaching Spanish. BJU Press’s elementary Spanish educational materials, Pasaporte al Español, contains 6 progressive teaching steps. Each step contains approximately 64 lessons. Kit A contains Steps 1–3 of the program. The kit contains everything you need to successfully teach Spanish to elementary students.

Note: Step 1 is for students who have had no training in Spanish. Activities include Monkey in the Middle: Draw two brazos, two manos, and two pies. Color the monkey.

Note: Step 2 is for students who have an introductory knowledge of Spanish. Activities include Jump Up and Go! Label each picture with a Spanish verb. Each worktext page activity is designed as practice of the material presented in the previous lesson and reviewed in the current lesson.

Note: Step 3 is for students who have a foundational knowledge of Spanish. Activities include Touch and Glow: Toca las pegatinas. Toca el pegamento.

Pasaporte al español Kit B builds on the Pasaporte al español Kit A foundation (or its equivalent) and is primarily designed for grades 4–6. Not just a book or a bunch of books in a box, the Kit is more like a real toolbox, chock full of some really useful stuff. These tools can be used to meet the national standards set by the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages—what are known as the five Cs of language learning.