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Latest Edition Math Pace 1060
$4.80 Add to cartCharacter objective: Appreciative
Scripture: I Thessalonians 5:18
Count dollars and cents
Add, subtract, and multiply dollars & cents
Learn the metric units of measure for length, volume, and weight
Learn the meaning of the prefixes centi-, milli- and kilo-
Learn about the English units of measure for length, liquid, and weight
Learn about pictographs - ACE Curriculum
Latest Edition Math Pace 1058
$4.80 Add to cartCharacter objective: Self-Controlled
Scripture: I Thessalonians 5:22
Addition, Subtraction and multiplication with 4 digits
Division with checking and remainders
Multiply decimals
Complete activities using bar graphs
Learn about parallelograms
Review geometric shapes, lines of symmetry, and congruent figures
Learn about volume
Learn about the Least Common Denominator (LCD) - ACE Curriculum
Word Building Pace Kit – # 1061-1072
$57.60 Add to cartWord Building PACE Kit contains Word Building PACEs 1061-1072.
780 spelling words in groups of 65,
review of vowels and consonants, dictionary skills, homonyms, more than one definition for some words, identify root words
Suffixes and prefixes, long and short vowel sounds, compound words, syllable division rules, forming plurals, setting goals, word histories, silent letters - ACE Curriculum
English Key 1076-1078 4th Edition
$2.30 Add to cartEnglish Key 1076-1078 4th Edition
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Latest Edition Math Key 1055-1057
$2.30 Add to cartLatest Edition Math Key 1055-1057
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English Pace 1038 4th Edition
$4.40 Add to cartCharacter objective: Equitable
Scripture: Proverbs 1:3
Sentences:
Declarative
Interrogative
Exclamation
Ending punctuation
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Alexi’s Secret Mission
$4.50 Add to cart“Alexi’s Secret Mission” – Anita Deyneka, Hardcover, 126 pgs.
Because they were Christians, they were exiles, deported from their home in Leningrad to the cold wasteland of Siberia. But Alexi, his sister Tanya, and their parents soon discovered that even here Christianity survived.
If he renounced his faith, Alexi could be a hero, a star on his school’s hockey team. It wasn’t fair! Why couldn’t he be a Christian and a hockey star?
Alexi soon discovered a far more thrilling misson. He could become a secret hero, a true Christian solider, freeing men’s minds from the tyranny of atheistic Communism, with the help of Bibles and faith.Required for Literature and Creative Writing and Paces 65-66
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