Each of the four days (or topic units) contains interactive content to learn more about the culture and foster prayer. Religion and daily life for kids, holidays and language, hospitality, and obstacles to the gospel are covered in kid-friendly ways.
A four-to-six-week unit study for The Bronze Dagger & The Stolen Jewels, book 1 of the Ancient Elements Series. Chapter questions, geography, vocabulary, critical thinking development, and math and science connections.
A five-to-six-week unit study for Tunnel of Gold. Vocabulary, comprehension, thought questions, writing skills, plus history topics related to the California gold rush.
Classic comparison: By the Great Horn Spoon
A five-week unit study for The Cattle Rustling Catastrophe. Vocabulary, comprehension, thought questions, plus history topics related to 1880s California.
In this three-week, hands-on activity guide for ages 8-12, students dig deeper into Artificial Intelligence, robotics, bushcraft, and dinosaurs. Among other activities, they’ll learn how to design their own robot. Plus:
Work through the Arty Goes West study guide at your own pace (about six weeks). Vocabulary, reading comprehension, quizzes, and projects revolving around the Old West.
Classic comparison: Louis L’Amour (for kids)
A four-week literature unit study for Road Trip Rescue for grades 3-7. Extended lessons include:
Dive into the world of On Hidden Wings with a deeper look at the real-world parallels and historical influences of this middle grade fantasy adventure. Over the course of this 8-week unit study for grades 6-8 or ages 11-14, students will . . .
Classic comparison: Chronicles of Narnia
A six-week unit study for Thick as Thieves. Covers vocabulary, comprehension and “digging deeper” questions as well as writing skills. Also explores topics related to 1880s California ranching.
Classic comparison: Little House on the Prairie meets “Bonanza”
An in-depth study guide for Red Rain featuring an emphasis on reading comprehension and family discussion questions to encourage students to read critically and engage with their parents about literature. Includes activities for a full unit study based around the book.
