Reading 6 Student Worktext (2nd Edition)

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ISBN-10: 1579245439

ISBN-13: 9781579245436

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Description of Reading 6 Student Worktext (2nd Edition) by BJU Press

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 elements, higher-level thinking skills, and vocabulary enrichment is a bridge to the traditional literature classes that begin in junior high. The Student Worktext emphasizes literature elements and includes vocabulary reviews.

Corresponds with Teacher's Edition, Student Text, Worktext Teacher's Edition, and Teaching Visuals.

Product:	Reading 6 Student Worktext (2nd Edition)
Vendor:	BJU Press
Edition Number:	2
Binding Type:	Perfect
Media Type:	Book
Minimum Grade:	6th Grade
Maximum Grade:	6th Grade
Number of Pages:	364
Weight:	1.8323 pounds
Length:	11 inches
Width:	8.5 inches
Height:	0.7398 inches
Vendor Part Number:	128330
Subject:	Phonics
Curriculum Name:	Bob Jones University
Learning Style:	Auditory, Kinesthetic, Visual
Teaching Method:	Charlotte Mason, Classical, Traditional, Unit Study, Unschooling

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Our family has truly enjoyed the BJU Reading 6 curriculum. My son and daughter both are currently working together and have truly enjoyed most of the stories. It is such a blessing when they go off to read a story and come running back saying 'Momma you have to go read that story'! I love how BJU has a separate Reading program. I was wondering with some of the other curriculums and even methods of homeschooling how do your students learn about settings, plots, and different types of characters.