BJU Press Grade 6 Reading

Compelling stories, cheerful illustrations and age-appropriate text encourage reading in children, and the Biblical themes reinforce Christian character. Phonics and discussion questions emphasize comprehension; literary elements, study skills, listening strategies and vocabulary are emphasized.

Kit Includes:

Engage students with a variety of character-building stories as well as classical literature selections from which biblical principles are drawn. An emphasis on literary terms, higher-level thinking skills, and vocabulary enrichment is a bridge to the traditional literature classes that begin in junior high. This BJU Press student text includes samples from classic authors such as Charles Dickens, Kenneth Grahame, Emily Dickinson, and Robert Browning. 655 indexed pages, softcover. Grade 6.

Reinforce reading skills with this student worktext. Accompanying BJU Press' Reading 6 Student Textbook, comprehension questions, character analysis, reference exercises, vocabulary reviews, and literature element questions are included.

This teacher's edition accompanies BJU Press' Reading Grade 6 Student Textbook. The Teacher's Edition Set includes reduced-size, full-color student pages; the wide margins provide room for discussion questions, lessons, and teaching strategies. Each of the six units includes a composition lesson that provides an introduction to writing and the elements of fiction.

The set of BJU Press Reading 6 Assessments makes evaluating your students' knowledge even easier. The packet includes three "Formative Assessment" check-sheets, two optional forms (an individual anecdotal record and an informal checklist of reading behaviors) and twelve summative assessments with an answer key.

Grade 6. 2nd Edition.

This kit includes:

• Two spiral-bound teacher's guides; soft front-cover, hard back-cover. 1030 pages in total.
• Reading 6 Assessments Packet

This worktext answer key accompanies BJU Press' Reading Grade 6: As Full as the World Student Worktext, 2nd Edition. Full-sized reproductions of the student pages are provided with the correct answers overlaid for easy grading. Reproducible vocabulary quizzes are also included.

BJ BookLinks are designed to link novels to BJU Press content areas (e.g. science and heritage studies). Each set includes a pocket folder with directions for enrichment activities; a softcover teaching guide with lesson plans, vocabulary, and reproducible work pages (answer key included); and includes Christian fiction novel Trouble at Silver Pines.

Grade 6.

Nick never before accompanied his mother when she made her yearly visit to help her sister running the Silver Pines Inn. However, Nick makes a bad beginning with his grandfather, earns a scolding from a guest, and spoils his brother's fishing soon after his arrival. Things look up when Nick spends time with Kashi, a Japanese man who loves kits and seagulls. Nick knows his bed-ridden grandfather would do well to meet Kashi, but needs to figure out a way to get them together without getting in trouble. 149 pages, softcover.

BJ BookLinks are designed to link novels to BJU Press content areas (e.g. science and heritage studies). Each set includes a pocket folder with directions for enrichment activities; a softcover teaching guide with lesson plans, vocabulary, and reproducible work pages (answer key included); and includes novel A Father's Promise .

Grade 6.

BJ BookLinks are designed to link novels to content areas and life skills. This BookLink includes a pocket folder with directions for enrichment activities and a teaching guide with lesson plans, vocabulary, and reproducible work pages. Please note that the novel A Father's Promise is not included.

Grade 6.

Adolf Hitler's ominous statements seem only a distant threat to 11-year-old Rudi Kaplan. But when the Nazi forces invade Poland and bomb his home city of Warsaw, Rudi finds out that he is Hitler's enemy not only because he is a Pole but also because he's a Jew--and a Christian.

The next few years change Rudi's life forever. With only his imprisoned father's promise that they will be reunited after the war, Rudi must learn how to survive in hiding, how to be truly brave, and how to overcome the hatred of his enemies. He must learn to die to himself and to trust the God who is mightier than any army. Recommended for ages 9 to 12.

For five hundred years the royal line of Samavia has been in hiding, bound by the oath of the Forgers of the Sword. A father and son take up their dying country's cause and the drean of seeing its secret king enthroned. Their dream becomes a game. The game becomes a mission. Then the plan calls father and son to go on different journeys. Samavia waits and hopes that in the end it will bring them both back again to the same place. Ages 9-12. Softcover, 342 pages. From Journey.

This BJ BookLink set includes a pocket folder with directions for enrichment activities, a teaching guide with lesson plans, vocabulary, and reproducible work pages, as well as the actual novel.

The Lost Prince of Samavia, Marco's father sends him and his friend, The Rat, on a secret mission for the country of Samavia, their adventure takes them farther than they ever dreamed. Grades 7-8.

BJ BookLinks are designed to link novels to content areas and life skills. This BookLink includes a pocket folder with directions for enrichment activities and a teaching guide with lesson plans, vocabulary, and reproducible work pages. Please note that the novel The Lost Prince of Samavia is not included.

Grades 7-8 / Ages 12-13.

BJ BookLinks are designed to link novels to content areas (science, Heritage Studies, math) and life skills (cooking, music, crafts). Each set includes a pocket folder with directions for enrichment activities; a 105-page softcover teaching guide with lesson plans, vocabulary, and reproducible work pages (answer key included); and the book itself. Children of the Storm, the autobiography of Natasha Vins, shows how life was for Christians living in the Soviet Union. When her father is forced to spend time in hiding and in prison, Natasha looks to her grandmother for spiritual guidance. In her teens, however, Natasha reaches a personal crossroad: will she follow Christ into poverty, or renounce him for the opportunities and open doors of higher education? Grades 4-8.