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This three-volume teacher edition fosters thoughtful reading with vibrant illustrations, discussion questions, and diverse literary genres. It includes lesson plans, rubrics, and novel studies like The Book of Three and Island of the Blue Dolphins.

The activities answer key includes copies of all student activities from the Grade 6 Perspectives in Literature activities workbook with overprint answers for easy grading.

The 6th grade Perspectives in Literature Assessments answer key includes copies of the student assessments packet with overprint answers for easy grading. This packet includes 69 reading checks (1 for each selection), 6 cold-read tests to assess reading comprehension, (1 for each unit), and 6 content review tests (1 for each unit). Assessments align with educational objectives from the Perspectives in Literature student edition.

A Father’s Promise by Donnalynn Hess is historical fiction set during WWII. Adolf Hitler’s ominous statements seem only a distant threat to eleven-year-old Rudi Kaplan until 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 is a Jew.

This student edition offers readings from various genres and authors, focusing on strong writing and exploring controversial topics. It features engagement questions, a step-by-step Reading Process Approach, and a study of C.S. Lewis’s The Last Battle.

The student edition offers a broad array of works representing many genres, authors, and time periods. Selections model great writing for students and prompt them to think on issues and topics relevant to their lives. Lessons use the Reading Process Approach to scaffold student comprehension and apply close reading to each selection.

The student edition offers a broad array of works representing many genres, authors, and time periods. Selections model great writing for students and prompt them to think on issues and topics relevant to their lives. Lessons use the Reading Process Approach to scaffold student comprehension and apply close reading to each selection.

The student edition offers a broad array of works representing many genres, authors, and time periods. Selections model great writing for students and prompt them to think on issues and topics relevant to their lives. Lessons use the Reading Process Approach to scaffold student comprehension and apply close reading to each selection. Engaging artwork captivates readers while Big Questions encourage them to connect personally with each selection.

The assessments packet includes six unit tests and one test on the novel. Questions are drawn directly from the student and teacher materials. Question options include multiple choice, short answer, matching, true/false, and short essay.

The digital assessment set includes six unit assessments and one assessment on the novel.

A beautiful paperback edition of The Last Battle, book seven in the classic fantasy series, The Chronicles of Narnia, featuring cover art by illustrator David Wiesner, and black-and-white illustrations by the original illustrator, Pauline Baynes.

This two-volume teacher edition helps you teach literature with lesson overviews and instructional methods tailored to your child’s needs. It includes background information, a study of C.S. Lewis’s The Last Battle, and teaching resources.

The assessments answer key includes a copy of the student tests with overprint answers for easy grading.

This student edition introduces your student to a variety of literary selections, helping students set goals before reading to enhance understanding. It fosters skills in analyzing literature, reading comprehension, and evaluating different worldviews.

The Making Connections in Literature Student Edition (4th ed.) engages students with a variety of literary selections that are current and relevant to them. The structure of the student edition helps students to use the reading process as they learn more about each literary selection.

The Making Connections in Literature Student Edition (4th ed.) engages students with a variety of literary selections that are current and relevant to them. The structure of the student edition helps students to use the reading process as they learn more about each literary selection.

The Making Connections in Literature (4th ed.) eTextbook is a digital copy of the printed student edition. This eTextbook may be used to streamline digital learning without online, interactive features. This digital eTextbook provides a backup text for students when a printed edition is not available.

The Making Connections in Literature Assessments (4th ed.) includes reading comprehension assessments as well as unit tests for formative assessments and standardized test practice. One assessment packet should be purchased for each student.

The Making Connections in Literature digital assessment set (4th ed.) includes reading comprehension assessments as well as unit assessments for formative assessments and standardized assessment practice.

Teachers may assign Across Five Aprils for study in Making Connections in Literature (4th ed.)

This two-volume Teacher Edition helps you guide your student in analyzing literature biblically, with goals for reading, discussion questions, and character evaluations. It also includes guidelines for writing projects and oral presentations.

The Making Connections in Literature Assessment Answer Key (4th ed.) includes overprint answers for all quizzes, unit tests, vocabulary tests, practice tests, and the novel assessment.

Fundamentals of Literature Student Edition includes short stories, autobiographies, epic poetry, poetry, and drama—all presented from a biblical perspective.

The digital Literature 9 Student Edition includes studies of famous literary works, related writing assignments, and critical-thinking questions for reading selections.

The Fundamentals of Literature eTextbook and print edition package integrates with Trove, providing extra digital features for students in their literary studies.

The digital Literature 9 Student Edition includes studies of famous literary works, literary analysis, and related writing assignments, designed to foster critical thinking.

Fundamentals of Literature assessments include quizzes and tests to evaluate student understanding of the material.

This is a digital version of the Fundamentals of Literature Assessments accessible on BJU Press Trove.

Beneth Jones discusses this heroic comedy by Edmond Rostand set in seventeenth-century France. Extensive excerpts from the University Classic Players stage production she directed highlight her valuable insights into the story's literary elements.