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This is a solid, college-prep, twelfth-grade-level Physics text with an accompanying Physics Lab Manual. Designed for use in a traditional classroom, it assumes the presence of a knowledgeable...
Nutrition 101: Choose Life! is the type of book that should interest many homeschooling families. While it is intended to be used as a textbook, I think it might be used as a reference book more...
Even if you are willing to abandon the textbook approach, many homeschoolers feel insecure determining at what level their child should be working on a science topic. Does making a model of the...
The Human Body is a reproducible book of work sheets, suggested for grades 5-8, but also useful for a low-level junior or senior high school course. It serves as a supplement for studying the human...
Michael Behe shook up the evolution/creation debate with this compelling book. He introduced the idea of irreducible complexity--that some biological "machines" such as the eye are so complex that...
Storyteller Jim Weiss mixes folklore, history, and science in these stories of early scientists on an audio CD. For example, the first story of "Archimedes and the Golden Crown" retells Archimedes...
I recommend Darwin on Trial primarily to parents, although bright teens who are interested in science, philosophy, or logic should find it illuminating. Johnson tackles Darwinism head on rather...
A.C.E.'s Physics is taught primarily through a set of 12 PACE booklets that contain both instructional material and questions. A free video with about an hour and half of footage showing lab work...
Robert Thompson at The Home Scientist points out in the preface to his Illustrated Guide to Home Chemistry Experiments that back in the 1950s and 1960s, many families bought chemistry sets for...
CursiveLogic: Student Workbook simplifies the task of learning lower-case cursive forms by teaching all of the forms within four groups which author Linda Shrewsbury identifies with terms such as...
A Reason for Handwriting uses ball-and-stick printing and a traditional style cursive, with scripture as the writing subject. Scripture verses are modified to be understandable for children—more at...
This single book teaches both printing and cursive Italic style handwriting. This is similar but not the same as the style taught in the Getty-Dubay Italic Handwriting Series. For example, in...
Universal Publishing offers Catholic home educators a handwriting program that teaches traditional manuscript and cursive by using Catholic content throughout each book. Similar to other...
Memoria Press's Copybooks, at first glance, appear to be nothing more than handwriting practice books for students in kindergarten through second grade. They ARE handwriting practice books, but...
Handwriting Without Tears (HWT) teaches handwriting for children in kindergarten through fourth grade. Some distinctives of this program are: uppercase letters are taught before lowercase groups of...
New American Cursive is a simplified cursive that is easy enough for children in first grade to learn, and possibly even easy enough for younger children. It was created to allow children to learn...
Suggested for grades 5-8, Our Pioneers and Patriots is an American history text that is written from a Catholic, as well as a patriotic, perspective. Bishop Furlong begins with the Norsemen and the...
This fifth grade American History text takes a scattershot approach through short biographies of key figures such as Leif Ericson, Sir Walter Raleigh, Benjamin Franklin, Abraham Lincoln, Eli...
Memoria Press sells a set of three books as a course for studying the states and capital cities of the United States that they recommend for students in grades three through six. The core text is a...
This paperback text is a good general survey U.S. history text for junior high and high school students. Though it has a decidedly Catholic leaning it is more thorough and accurate than the average...
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