While the materials encourage academic growth, each lesson relies on hands-on activities and colorful visuals. This course introduces students to social studies skills with a grade-appropriate, yet academically rigorous program.
Students will play games, maneuver through obstacle courses, and enjoy learning why it is important to take care of our bodies. This class is designed to get students moving. (Curriculum- Exploring God’s Word BJU Press) Students will examine God’s Word from Genesis to Revelation and discover what God is doing to redeem His fallen creation Biblical content is related to the biblical worldview shaping themes of glory, law, kingdom, and forgiveness, and students apply these principles through various biblical worldview shaping discussions and active learning strategies. We will focus on foundational math skills such as one to one correspondence, counting, addition, subtraction, money, and time. Students will have fun working on various math projects, playing math games, and strengthening their math skills. This math class is designed to support what students are learning at home. Geared to students’ interests, they will learn songs, tell stories through drama, and create art projects.
(Curriculum-BJU Press Phonics and English 1) Phonics characters make phonics generalizations fun and memorable. Phonics patterns are also taught using word families. The six units cover short and long vowels, single consonant blends, diagraphs, r-influenced vowels, special vowel sounds, silent consonants, suffixes, and syllable division. This class will use exciting theme lessons to combine phonics, reading, listening, comprehension, creative writing, and grammar. They will answer questions, play games, and create fun projects to go along with the stories that they read. The liberating power of God’s word will only do its work when we hold on to the truth in obedience to what Jesus said.Students will read various stories together. Jesus told us, “If you abide in my word, you are truly my disciples, and you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free” ( John 8:31-32). We have been redeemed so that we might be the firstfruits of God’s new creation, dedicated to God by doing His will-and we find His will in His law! It is true that we’re no longer under law as a means of acceptance with God but we are still to see the law as a means of living for God. That should be no less the case for believers today. He didn’t see the law only as something that had to be done-as a means to an end-but recognized it in itself as a source of restoration, joy, and blessing. But with such a perspective, it’s difficult to understand the psalmist’s love for God’s law. Back then, the error goes, God’s people did as they were told and obeyed the Ten Commandments now, we can do whatever we want because we live in freedom. Sometimes, we misapply Paul’s teaching that we’re not under law but under grace ( Romans 6:14) to suggest that all of the law was only for Old Testament times. The law of the Lord is perfect, reviving the soul the testimony of the Lord is sure, making wise the simple the precepts of the Lord are right, rejoicing the heart the commandment of the Lord is pure, enlightening the eyes … Moreover, by them is your servant warned in keeping them there is great reward.Ĭhristians often seem to have a paradoxical relationship with God’s law.
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