"When I was in the seventh grade the thought struck me that my teachers didn’t know their subject very well, and that I could probably learn everything I was being taught, on my own, from books. But I had so long relinquished control of my learning to others that I felt there was little likelihood I would ever regain it." ~Anonymous
Exploring Creation with General Science, by Dr. Jay L. Wile
History/Geography
The Story of the World: Volume 3: Early Modern Times, by Susan Wise Bauer. The Story of the World with its accompanying Activity Book and Test Packet is a complete history curriculum for one year. We recommend a history encyclopedia as well, like the Usborne Internet-Linked Encyclopedia, Usborne Book of World History, the Kingfisher Illustrated History of the World, or the Kingfisher History Encyclopedia. The main advantage to these encyclopedias are the wonderful pictures. You can also read literature that relates to the time period (1600 to 1850).
Language ArtsLiterature
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
The War of the Worlds
Tarzan of the Apes
Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm
Anne of Green Gables
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