LIFEPAC Scope and Sequence for Grades 1-12 - Odyssey Academy

LIFEPAC ® CURRICULUMSCOPE & SEQUENCECONTENTSPhilosophy of education. ......................................... 3CORE Curriculum.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4Kindergarten .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5Bible. ................................................................ 6History & Geography.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10Language Arts.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14Mathematics .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18Science................................................................ 22Electives.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26Accounting. ........................................................... 27American Literature. .................................................... 27Art.. ................................................................. 27British Literature........................................................ 28Civics ................................................................. 28Consumer Mathematics .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28LIFEPAC Drawing Basics®.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29LIFEPAC Essentials of Communication: A Guide to I nteracting Effectively in Today’s World TM .. 29Foundations for Living : Studies in the Christian Worldview®..................... 29Health Quest............................................................. 30High School Health. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30Home Economics .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30Spanish I . ............................................................ 31Spanish II ............................................................. 31Computer Literacy. ..................................................... 32Curriculum Overview. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33LIFEPAC Select. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34804 N. 2nd Ave. E., Rock Rapids, IA 51246-1759© MMIII by Alpha Omega Publications, Inc. All rights reserved.LIFEPAC is a registered trademark of Alpha Omega Publications, Inc.All trademarks and/or service marks referenced in this material are the property of their respective owners. Alpha Omega Publications, Inc.makes no claim of ownership to any trademarks and/or service marks other than their own and their affiliates’, and makes no claim of affiliationto any companies whose trademarks may be listed in this material, other than their own.

Alpha Omega Publications®’Philosophy of Education• Biblically Based: We believe that the Word of God is the standard and foundation fortruth. Our educational resources will not contradict that which is written in the Bible.• Cognitive Reasoning: Questions in the LIFEPAC ® s are designed to develop a student’scognitive reasoning. We go beyond the rote memory questions (true/false, multiplechoice, and fill-in-the-blank) and ask questions that require analytical skills (shortanswers, short essays, and experiments).• Mastery Learning: We believe every student should begin any subject at his or herpresent “learning level or skill,” not where someone else says or hopes the studentshould be. This is usually accomplished through diagnostic testing.• Integrated Subject Material: We believe all subject material should be integrated to helpa student see that life is not “compartmentalized”. Mathematical skills are necessaryin science, scientific research is rich in historical data, and language arts is valuablein communicating God’s Word, history, and science. In LIFEPACs, God’s truth isintegrated in each of the core subjects–mathematics, history, science, and languagearts.• Personalized Instruction: We believe that a student excels in learning when the teacheris involved. Our curriculum is not a self-study course. The questions as well as contentdemand personal instruction and input. It is the teacher’s responsibility as well as ablessing to personally instruct students.3

LIFEPAC® Core CurriculumLIFEPAC ® Core CurriculumLIFEPAC ® is a complete worktext curriculum for students in grades K-12. AOP iscommitted to meeting the needs of students and teachers alike and strives to achieve theperfect balance of structure and flexibility in the LIFEPAC curriculum.The worktext format of the LIFEPACs allows students to read textual information andcomplete workbook activities all in the same booklet. Each LIFEPAC course also comescomplete with teacher support materials that guide instruction and provide answer keysfor lessons, activities, and tests.LIFEPAC’s core subjects–Bible, Language Arts, Math, History & Geography, andScience–create a strong educational foundation for students, equipping them with theskills they’ll need to be successful lifelong learners.4

Kindergarten Language ArtsLIFEPAC® Core CurriculumLessons 1-40 Lessons 41-80 Lessons 81-120 Lessons 121-160• Alphabet: saying the alphabet• Colors: recognizing colors• Directions: left/right, followingdirections• Grammar: forming simplesentences• Listening: developing listeningskills• Personal recognition: reading/writing first name, knowingage/address, recognizingnames of family members• Phonics: short vowels (a, e, i),initial consonants (b, t, m r,s n, d, p, l), forming/readingsimple words, formingrhyming words• Shapes: circle/square/triangle/rectangle recognizing shapesin objects• Stories and Poems: creatingsimple stories/poems• Writing: forming circles/lines,Aa, Bb, Dd, Ee, Ii, Ll, Mm,Nn, Pp, Rr, Ss, Tt• Grammar: capital letters,periods• Patterns: simple shape/colorpatterns• Personal recognition: reading/writing first and last name• Phonics: short vowels (a, e, i,o, u), initial consonants (k, c,ck, f, h, g, j, v, w, y, z, qu, x),reading simple sentences• Position/direction: in/out, infront of/behind, up/down, on/off, open/closed, over/under• Sequencing: alphabetical order,simple story• Shapes: oval• Size: big/little, large/small• Writing: Kk, Cc, Ff, Hh, Oo,Gg, Jj, Vv, Ww, Uu, Yy, Zz,Qq, Xx• Phonics: recognizing all shortvowel/initial consonantsounds, long vowels (a, e, i, o,u), silent e, initial consonantdigraphs (sh, ch, soft/hard th),final consonant sounds (_b,_ck, _k, _l)• Word recognition: color/number/shape words• Writing: name, alphabet,capital/lowercase letters, allcolor words, number words(one, two, three, four, five, six),shape words (circle, square,triangle)• Phonics: recognizing longvowel/final consonant sounds,initial consonant digraphs(wh, ch, sh, th)• Stories and Poems: creating/telling/reciting stories/poems• Word recognition: position/direction words, numberwords, shape words• Writing: number words (seven,eight, nine, ten), shape words(rectangle, oval, star)• Directions: right, left, high,low, etc.• Comparisons: big, little, alike,different• Matching• Cardinal numbers: to 9• Ordinal numbers: to 9th• Colors: red, blue, green, yellow,brown, purple• Shapes: circle, square,rectangle, triangle• Number order• Before and after• Problem-solvingKindergarten MathematicsLessons 1-40 Lessons 41-80 Lessons 81-120 Lessons 121-160• Directions: right, left, high,low, etc.• Comparisons: big, little, alike,different• Matching• Cardinal numbers: to 12• Ordinal numbers: to 9th• Colors: orange• Shapes: circle, square,rectangle, triangle• Number order• Before and after• Problem-solving• Number words: to nine• Addition: to 9• Directions: right, left, high,low, etc.• Comparisons: big, little, alike,different• Matching• Cardinal numbers: to 19• Ordinal numbers: to 9th• Colors: black, white• Shapes: circle, square,rectangle, triangle• Number order• Before and after• Problem-solving• Number words: to nine• Addition: multiples of 10• Subtraction: to 9• Place value• Time/calendar• Directions: right, left, high,low, etc.• Comparisons: big, little, alike,different• Matching• Cardinal numbers: to 100• Ordinal numbers: to 9th• Colors: pink• Shapes: circle, square,rectangle, triangle• Number order• Before and after• Problem-solving• Number words: to nine• Addition: to 10 and multiplesof 10• Subtraction: to 10• Place value• Time/calendar• Money• Skip counting: 2s, 5s, 10s• Greater/less than5

LIFEPAC® Core CurriculumBibleGrade 1 Grade 2 Grade 3UNIT 10 UNIT 9 UNIT 8 UNIT 7 UNIT 6 UNIT 5 UNIT 4 UNIT 3 UNIT 2 UNIT 1GOD CREATED ALL THINGS WHO AM I? Living for God• God created day and night • God made us • I love and obey God• God created land and sea • God loves me • I praise God• God created plants and animals • God helps me • I worship God• God created people • God helped Daniel • I serve GodGOD LOVES HIS CHILDREN THE STORY OF MOSES THE LIFE OF JESUS CHRIST• God loved Joseph and David • Moses in Egypt • Mary and Joseph• God loved a little slave girl • Moses in the desert • Jesus in the Temple• God, our Father loves us • God talks to Moses • Jesus teaches and saves• God’s children love Him • Moses talks to God • Jesus dies and lives againWE CAN PRAY GOD AND YOU GOD’S PLAN FOR JOSEPH• We can ask and thank God • God is great • The dream of Joseph• We can pray God’s special prayer • God keeps His promises • Joseph and his brothers• God listens to us • You should obey God • Joseph in Egypt• We listen to God • God rewards His people • God watched over JosephGOD WANTS YOU TO BE GOOD HOW THE BIBLE CAME TO YOU YOU CAN USE THE BIBLE• Jesus says to love God • Moses and Isaiah • The books of the Bible• God says to love others • Matthew and Mark • How to read and study the Bible• You show your love • Paul • How to find verses• God says to love yourself • Bible translators • How to memorize versesOLD TESTAMENT STORIES DAVID’S SLING GOD TAKES CARE OF HIS PEOPLE• Joshua, Daniel, and Jonah • David with the sheep • God loves people• Naomi and Ruth • David and the prophet • God guides people• Abigail and Esther • David and Saul • God protects people• Isaac, Moses, and David • David and the giant • God blesses peopleGOD’S PROMISE GOD IS EVERYWHERE HOW DO I KNOW THE BIBLE IS THE• God’s Old Testament promises • Understanding the beginning WORD OF GOD?• God’s promises kept • Understanding God • The writers of the Word• The birth of the Promised One • The Creation • The Word is preserved• The life of the Promised One • God’s will • The Word changes lives• Promises of the WordJESUS, OUR SAVIOR THE STORY OF JOSEPH ARCHEOLOGY AND THE BIBLE• Jesus taught people • Joseph as a boy at home • The search for treasure• Jesus healed people • The worship of Joseph • Clues from old stories• Jesus saves people • Joseph in Egypt • Explaining the puzzles• Jesus will come again • Joseph and the famine • Joining the searchGOD CALLS MISSIONARIES GOD AND THE FAMILY GOD GAVE THE NEED FOR FRIENDS• The woman at the well • The first family • We need love• Stephen and Paul • Abraham’s family • We need friendship• Missionaries today • Happy families • God commands our love• God calls missionaries • God’s promise to children • Love for othersNEW TESTAMENT STORIES GOD MADE THE NATIONS GOD’S PEOPLE HELP OTHERS• Zacchaeus, Paul, and Peter • The people of Babel • All people are created by God• Elisabeth and Dorcas • God’s judgement at Babel • God loves me• Mary and Martha • The new nation • God loves others• Children of the New Testament • Our big world • God is my FatherGOD GAVE YOU MANY GIFTS GOD, HIS WORD, AND YOU GOD’S WORD, JESUS, AND YOU• God created all things • God as our father • God speaks to man• God loves His children • The Word of God • Writers of the Word• God gave us His Word • Life with God • Jesus and the Word• God gave us His Son • Belonging to God • God’s family6

BibleGrade 4 Grade 5 Grade 6LIFEPAC® Core CurriculumHOW CAN I LIVE FOR GOD? HOW OTHERS LIVED FOR GOD fROM CREATION TO MOSES• Peter found Jesus • Fellow-laborers with God • Creation• Peter fished for men • Abraham, a man of faith • The Flood• To be born into God’s family • Servants of God • Abraham and his descendants• To be fruitful through the Spirit • Co-workers with God • Moses and the LawGOD’S KNOWLEDGE ANGELS FROM JOSHUA TO SAMUEL• Knowledge to create • Characteristics of angels • Conquest and division of the land• Learning God’s knowledge • Kinds of angels • The death of Joshua• The benefits of God’s knowledge • The ministry of angels • The Judges of Israel• Using God’s knowledge • Angels in the life of Jesus • Ruth, Naomi, and BoazSAUL BEGINS TO LIVE FOR GOD THE PRESENCE OF GOD THE KINGDOM OF ISRAEL• Saul persecutes the Christians • Everywhere as God • Samuel and Saul• God changes Saul • Everywhere as a person • The reign of David• Saul preaches about Jesus • In the lives of people • The reign of Solomon• Paul belongs to Christ • In my life • The books of poetryTHE BIBLE AND ME BIBLE METHODS AND STRUCTURE THE DIVIDED KINGDOM• Reading and learning the Bible • One book with many parts • From Jeroboam to captivity• Thinking about the Bible • Books of history • Prophets of Judah and Israel• Memorizing the Bible • Books of poetry and prophecy • From Hezekiah to captivity• Living the Bible way • Books of the New Testament • Prophets of the remaining kingdomGOD CARES FOR US THE CHRISTIAN IN THE WORLD CAPTIVITY AND RESTORATION• The twenty-third psalm • Instruction and correction • The prophets of the captivity• Jesus and the sheep • Learning correct behavior • The returns from exile• David as a shepherd • Relationships at school • The prophets of the restoration• Daniel as a helper • Relationships in the world • Creation to restorationHOW CAN I KNOW GOD EXISTS? PROVING WHAT WE BELIEVE THE LIFE OF JESUS• God’s plan for the Jews • The Bible is God’s Word • Birth and background• A Jewish Savior • Evidence from the Bible • The first years of ministry• Man searches for God • Evidence from history and science • The latter years of ministry• Man needs God • Knowing that Christ arose • The death and resurrectionOLD TESTAMENT GEOGRAPHY MISSIONARY JOURNEYS OF PAUL THE FOLLOWERS OF JESUS• Bible geography • Paul’s background • The disciples of Jesus• Description of the land • Paul’s missionary journeys • The friends of Jesus• Abram’s Nomadic life • The Jerusalem Council • Miracles of Jesus• Abraham’s descendants • Paul’s last years • The message of JesusGOD-GIVEN WORTH GOD CREATED MAN FOR ETERNITY THE APOSTLE PAUL• Who am I? • Preparing for eternity • Paul’s background and conversion• God is my Creator • Christ is our Judge • Paul’s missionary journeys• God is my Father • The judgment of the Christian • Paul’s letters to churches• Knowing God’s Love • The judgment of the unsaved • Paul’s letters to peopleWITNESSING FOR JESUS AUTHORITY AND LAW HEBREWS AND GENERAL EPISTLES• Loving God and others • God is the source of law • The book of Hebrews• Following Jesus • The model of law • James and 1st and 2nd Peter• Knowing who Jesus is • The authority of the family • The three Johns• Following Paul’s example • Our authority of government • The book of JudeGOD’S WAY IS PERFECT ANGELS, THE BIBLE, LIVING FOR GOD REVELATION AND REVIEW• Seeking knowledge • Presence of God and Angels • The Lord Jesus in Revelation• Science and geography • Understanding the Bible • End-time events• Living God’s Way • Areas of service • Old Testament review• Loving God’s Way • The order of authority • New Testament reviewUNIT 1 UNIT 2 UNIT 3 UNIT 4 UNIT 5 UNIT 6 UNIT 7 UNIT 8 UNIT 9 UNIT 107

LIFEPAC® Core CurriculumBibleGrade 7 Grade 8 Grade 9UNIT 10 UNIT 9 UNIT 8 UNIT 7 UNIT 6 UNIT 5 UNIT 4 UNIT 3 UNIT 2 UNIT 1WORSHIP PRAYER THE NEW TESTAMENT• The nature of worship • Organization of the Lord’s Prayer • Inter-Testamental period• Old Testament worship • Purpose of the Lord’s Prayer • Pharisees and Sadducees• New Testament worship • History of prayer • New Testament themes• True worship • Practical use of prayer • New Testament eventsMANKIND SIN AND SALVATION THE GOSPELS• The origin of man • The nature of sin • Matthew• The fall of man • The need for salvation • Mark• The re-creation of man • How to receive salvation • Luke• The mission of man • The results of salvation • JohnTHE ATTRIBUTES OF GOD ATTRIBUTES OF GOD THE ACTS OF THE APOSTLES• God’s nature of love • God’s justice • The writer• God’s expression of love • God’s immutability • The purpose• The mercy of God • God’s eternal nature • Pentecost• The grace of God • God’s love • MissionsFULFILLED PROPHECIES OF CHRIST EARLY CHURCH LEADERS THE PAULINE EPISTLES• Method of the First Advent • The early church • Paul as a person• Purpose of the First Advent • The church of the Middle Ages • The early epistles• Offices of the Messiah foretold • The Renaissance • Prison epistles• Offices of the Messiah fulfilled • The Reformation • The later epistlesNEW LIFE IN CHRIST EARLY CHURCH HISTORY GENERAL EPISTLES• Life before and after Christ • The Roman Empire • James• Growing in Christ • The background of the Jews • First and Second Peter• Life in the Spirit • The ministry of Jesus • First, Second, and Third John• The life of grace • The Jerusalem church • Hebrews and JudeTHE PSALMS THE EARLY CHURCHES THE REVELATION OF JESUS CHRIST• The history of the Psalms • The church at Antioch • The seven churches• Types and use of the Psalms • The missionary journeys • The seven seals and trumpets• Hebrew poetry • The Jerusalem Conference • The seven signs and plagues• Study of Psalm 100 • New Testament churches • The seven judgments and wondersTHE LIFE OF CHRIST: PART ONE THE BOOK OF PROVERBS JOB AND SUFFERING• Early life of Christ • Literary forms and outline • The scenes of Job• Beginning of Christ’s ministry • Objectives and purposes • Attitudes toward suffering• The early Judean ministry • Influence on the New Testament • Christ’s suffering on earth• The early Galilean ministry • Key themes • The victory of Christ’s sufferingTHE LIFE OF CHRIST: PART TWO TODAY’S PROBLEMS HOW TO SHARE CHRIST• The public ministry in Galilee • Guidance for behavior • Personal evangelism• The private ministry in Galilee • Characteristics of friendship • Outreach to others• The Judean ministry • Studying effectively • Personal and family missions• The Perean ministry • Finding God’s will • Assisting a missionaryTHE LIFE OF CHRIST: PART THREE UNDERSTANDING PARENTS GOD’S WILL FOR MY LIFE• Jesus’ final ministry • Human parents • The desire of the heart• Jesus’ sufferings and crucifixion • Biblical parents • The Word and work of God• Jesus’ resurrection and • Children’s responsibility • The importance of goalsascension • Parents and children as a team • The use of talentsIN SUMMARY WALKING WITH GOD THE WALK WITH CHRIST• God and His plan • Prayer and salvation • Background of the New Testament• Man’s history • The attributes of God • The Epistles and Revelation• Jesus Christ fulfills God’s plan • The early church leaders • The importance of suffering• Man’s response to God • Christian living • God’s will for my life8

BibleGrade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12LIFEPAC® Core CurriculumCREATION TO ABRAHAM THE FAITHFULNESS OF GOD KNOWING YOURSELF• The six days of creation • Affirmation of God’s faithfulness • Your creation by God• The fall of man • Nature of God’s faithfulness • Interacting with others• Noah and his descendants • Manifestations of God’s faithfulness • A child and servant of God• Nations of the earth • Implications of God’s faithfulness • Your personal skillsABRAHAM TO MOSES ROMANS: PART ONE CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES• Abraham’s call and promise • The Roman Empire and Church • Christian ministry defined• The covenant with Isaac • The book of Romans • Church related ministries• The life of Jacob • Paul’s message to the Romans • Other ministries• Joseph and his family • Sin and salvation in Romans • A ministry as a careerEXODUS AND WANDERINGS ROMANS: PART TWO CHOOSING A MINISTRY• The journey to Sinai • The chosen of God • Where to look for a ministry• The giving of the Law • Service and submission • What to look for in a ministry• Numbering the people • From sin to salvation • How to look for a ministry• The book of Deuteronomy • The victory of salvation • Choosing a ministry for a careerISRAEL IN CANAAN THE DOCTRINE OF JESUS CHRIST THE TRINITY• Preparing for battle • Identity and incarnation of Christ • Old Testament view• The fight for the land • The individuality of Christ • New Testament view• Dividing the land • Christ’s work on the Cross • Historical perspectives• The death of Joshua • Christ’s work after the Cross • Faith and man’s relationshipTHE JUDGES AND SPIRITUAL DECLINE THE NATION OF ISRAEL ATTRIBUTES OF GOD• Background of Judges • The covenant with Abraham • The Holiness of God• History of Judges • Israel as a nation • The Goodness of God• Examples of spiritual decay • Old Testament archaeology • Holiness and the believer• Ruth and redemption • New Testament archaeology • Goodness and the CreationTHE KINGDOM HISTORY OF THE CANON THE EPISTLES OF JAMES AND JOHN• Samuel and Saul • Revelation and inspiration • James, the man• David • Illumination and interpretation • The message of James• Solomon • Authority of the Bible • John, the man• Hebrew poetry • Formation of the Bible • The message of John’s epistlesTHE DIVIDED KINGDOM FRIENDSHIP, DATING, and MARRIAGE DANIEL• Jeroboam to Ahab • Meaning and role of friendship • A man of conviction• Ahab to Jehu • Perspectives of dating • An interpreter of dreams• Jehu to Assyrian captivity • Principles of relationships • A watchman in prayer• Prophets of the period • The structure of marriage • A man of visionsTHE REMAINING KINGDOM THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS COMPARATIVE RELIGIONS• The time of Hezekiah • Solomon’s splendor and sin • Elements of Christianity• Manasseh to Josiah • Solomon’s search • The validity of Christian faith• Jehoahaz to the exile • God’s solution and action • World religions• Prophets of the period • Solomon’s response • The occultTHE CAPTIVITY ANSWERS TO AGNOSTIC QUESTIONS WISDOM• Prophets of the period • Integrity of the Bible • Life and character of David• Jeremiah • Doctrines of the Bible • Life and riches of Solomon• Ezekiel • Interpretation of the Bible • Psalms and Proverbs• Daniel • Application of the Bible • The Bible and literatureTHE RESTORATION GOD, HIS WORD, AND THE CHRISTIAN THE CHRISTIAN• First return from exile • The uniqueness of the Bible • Christian fundamentals• The Jews preserved • History of Israel • Growing in Christian maturity• Second return from exile • God revealed in the Bible • A ministry for Christ• Haggai, Zechariah, and Malachi • Principles for living • A testimony for ChristUNIT 1 UNIT 2 UNIT 3 UNIT 4 UNIT 5 UNIT 6 UNIT 7 UNIT 8 UNIT 9 UNIT 109

LIFEPAC® Core CurriculumHistory & GeographyGrade 1 Grade 2 Grade 3UNIT 10 UNIT 9 UNIT 8 UNIT 7 UNIT 6 UNIT 5 UNIT 4 UNIT 3 UNIT 2 UNIT 1I AM A SPECIAL PERSON fAMILIES AND NEIGHBORS fISHING IN MAINE• God made me • We need a family • At look at Deer Island• You are God’s child • We help our family • A lobster boat• All about you • Our neighborhood • Planting lobster traps• Using proper manners • Helping our neighbors • Catching lobstersCOMMUNICATING WITH SOUND COMMUNITY HELPERS FARMING IN KANSAS• Sounds people make • What is a community • The six parts of Kansas• Sounds that communicate • Community helpers • Getting to know Kansas• Communicating without sound • Your church community • Exploring Kansas• Communicating with God • Helping your community • Harvest in KansasI HAVE FEELINGS NEIGHBORHOOD STORES FRUIT-GROWING IN WASHINGTON• I feel sad • Pioneer goods and services • Geography of Washington• I feel afraid • Modern goods and services • Cities in Washington• I feel happy • Some business rules • Apple blossom time• I have other feelings • God’s business rules • Apple harvest timeI LIVE IN A FAMILY fARMS AND CITIES fORESTS IN OREGON• My mother and father • Farming long ago • A land of forests• My brothers and sisters • Farming today • Trees of the forests• My grandparents • Growing cities • Lumbering in Oregon• What my family does • Changing cities • Keeping Oregon’s forestsYOU AND GOD’S FAMILY NEIGHBORS AROUND THE WORLD CALIFORNIA: A GOLDEN LAND• Getting ready in the morning • Things all families need • Early California• Walking to school • How communities share • The ranch community• The school family • How communities change • A trip around the state• The church family • Customs of the world • Work on a truck farmPLACES PEOPLE LIVE A JAPANESE FAMILY CATTLE IN TEXAS• Life on the farm • Places people live in Japan • Learning about Texas• Life in the city • School in Japan • Early ranches in Texas• Life by the sea • Work in Japan • Life on a ranch• Play in Japan• A cattle round-upCOMMUNITY HELPERS HOW WE TRAVEL COAL MINING IN PENNSYLVANIA• Firemen and policemen • Travel in Bible times • The formation of coal• Doctors • Travel in the past • Products from coal• City workers • Travel today • Methods of mining coal• Teachers and ministers • Changes in today’s world • The state of PennsylvaniaI LOVE MY COUNTRY MESSAGES FROM FAR AND NEAR MANUFACTURING IN MICHIGAN• America discovered • Communication in Bible times • Facts about Michigan• The Pilgrims • Communication today • Interesting people of Michigan• The United States begins • Reasons for communication • Places in Michigan• Respect for your country • Communication without sound • The treasures in MichiganI LIVE IN THE WORLD CARING FOR OUR NEIGHBORHOODS SPACE TRAVEL IN FLORIDA• The globe • God’s plan for nature • A place to launch spacecraft• Countries • Sin changed nature • Worker at the Space Center• Friends in Mexico • Problems in our neighborhoods • The first flights• Friends in Japan • Helping our neighborhoods • The trip to the moonTHE WORLD AND YOU PEOPLE DEPEND ON EACH OTHER REVIEW OF NINE STATES• You are special • Depending on our families • California and Kansas• Your family • Depending on our neighbors • Washington and Maine• Your school and church • Depending on our communities • Oregon and Pennsylvania• Your world • Communicating with God • Texas, Florida, and Michigan10

History & GeographyGrade 4 Grade 5 Grade 6LIFEPAC® Core CurriculumOUR EARTH A NEW WORLD WORLD GEOGRAPHY• The surface of the earth • Exploration of America • Latitude and longitude• Early explorations of the earth • The first colonies • Western and eastern hemispheres• Exploring from space • Conflict with Britain • The southern hemisphere• Exploring the oceans • Birth of the United States • Political and cultural regionsSEAPORT CITIES A NEW NATION THE CRADLE OF CIVILIZATION• Sydney • War for Independence • Mesopotamia• Hong Kong • Life in America • The land of Israel• Istanbul • A new form of government • The Nation of Israel• London • The Nation’s early years • EgyptDESERT LANDS A TIME OF TESTING GREECE AND ROME• What is a desert? • Louisiana Purchase • Geography of the region• Where are the deserts? • War of 1812 • Beginning civilizations• How do people live • Sectionalism • Contributions to other civilizationsin the desert? • Improvements in trade and travel • The influence of ChristianityGRASSLANDS A GROWING NATION THE MIDDLE AGES• Grasslands of the world • Andrew Jackson’s influence • The feudal system• Ukraine • Texas and Oregon • Books and schools• Kenya • Mexican War • The Crusades• Argentina • The Nation divides • Trade and architectureTROPICAL RAIN FORESTS A DIVIDED NATION SIX SOUTH AMERICAN COUNTRIES• Facts about rain forests • Civil War • Brazil• Rain forests of the world • Reconstruction • Colombia• The Amazon rain forest • Gilded Age • Venezuela• The Congo rain forest • The need for reform • Three GuianasTHE POLAR REGIONS A CHANGING NATION OTHER AMERICAN COUNTRIES• The polar regions: coldest places • Progressive reforms • Ecuador and Peruin the world • Spanish-American War • Bolivia and Uruguay• The Arctic polar region • World War I • Paraguay and Argentina• The Antarctic polar region • Roaring Twenties • ChileMOUNTAIN COUNTRIES DEPRESSION AND WAR AFRICA• Peru — the Andes • The Great Depression • Geography and cultures• The Incas and modern Peru • War begins in Europe • Countries of northern Africa• Nepal — the Himalayas • War in Europe • Countries of central Africa• Switzerland — the Alps • War in the Pacific • Countries of southern AfricaISLAND COUNTRIES COLD WAR MODERN WESTERN EUROPE• Islands of the earth • Korean War and other crises • The Renaissance• Cuba • Vietnam War • The Industrial Revolution• Iceland • Civil Rights Movement • World War I• Japan • Upheaval in America • World War IINORTH AMERICA THE END OF THE MILLENNIUM MODERN EASTERN EUROPE• Geography • Watergate • Early government• Lands, lakes, and rivers • Détente and economic problems • Early churches• Northern countries • The fall of Communism • Early countries• Southern countries • Persian Gulf War • Modern countriesOUR WORLD IN REVIEW THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA THE DEVELOPMENT OF OUR WORLD• Europe and the explorers • Review • Cradle of civilization• Asia and Africa • Exploration and founding • The Middle Ages• Southern continents • Expansion and change • Modern Europe• North America, North Pole • Superpower • South America and AfricaUNIT 1 UNIT 2 UNIT 3 UNIT 4 UNIT 5 UNIT 6 UNIT 7 UNIT 8 UNIT 9 UNIT 1011

LIFEPAC® Core CurriculumHistory & GeographyGrade 7 Grade 8 Grade 9UNIT 10 UNIT 9 UNIT 8 UNIT 7 UNIT 6 UNIT 5 UNIT 4 UNIT 3 UNIT 2 UNIT 1WHAT IS HISTORY? EUROPE COMES TO AMERICA UNITED STATES HERITAGE• Definition and significance • Voyages of Columbus • American coloniesof history • Spanish exploration • Acquisitions and annexations• Historians and the historical method • Other exploration • Backgrounds to freedom• Views of history • The first colonies • Backgrounds to societyWHAT IS GEOGRAPHY? BRITISH AMERICA OUR NATIONAL GOVERNMENT• Classes of geography • English colonies • Ideals of national government• Geography and relief of the earth • Government • National government developed• Maps and the study of our world • Lifestyle • Legislative and Executive branches• Time zones • Wars with France • Judicial branchU.S. HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT• Geography of the U.S. • British control • Powers of state government• Early history of the U.S. • Rebellion of the colonies • County government• Physical regions of the U.S. • War for independence • Township government• Cultural regions of the U.S. • Constitution • City governmentANTHROPOLOGY A FIRM FOUNDATION PLANNING A CAREER• Understanding anthropology • Washington’s presidency • Definition of a career• The unity of man • Adams’ administration • God’s will concerning a career• The diversity of man • Jeffersonian Democracy • Selecting a career• The culture of man • War of 1812 • Preparation for a careerSOCIOLOGY A GROWING NATION CITIZENSHIP• Sociology defined • Jacksonian Era • Citizenship defined• Historical development • Northern border • Gaining citizenship• Importance to Christians • Southern border • Rights of citizenship• Method of sociology • Industrial Revolution • Responsibilities of citizenshipU.S. ANTHROPOLOGY THE CIVIL WAR THE EARTH AND MAN• Cultural background of the U.S. • Division and session • Man inhabits the earth• Native American cultures • Civil War • Man’s home on the earth• Cultures from distant lands • Death of Lincoln • Man develops the earth• Cultural and social interaction • Reconstruction • The future of the earthECONOMICS GILDED AGE TO PROGRESSIVE ERA REGIONS OF THE WORLD• Economics defined • Rise of industry • A region defined• Methods of the economist • Wild West • Geographic and climate regions• Tools of the economist • America as a world power • Cultural and political regions• An experiment in economy • Progressive era • Economic regions of EuropePOLITICAL SCIENCE A WORLD IN CONFLICT MAN AND HIS ENVIRONMENT• Definition of political science • World War I • The physical environment• Roots of Western thought • Great Depression • Drug abuse• Modern political thinkers • New Deal • The social environment• Political theory • World War II • Man’s responsibilitiesSTATE ECONOMICS AND POLITICS COLD WAR AMERICA TOOLS OF THE GEOGRAPHER• Background of state government • Origins of the Cold War • The globe• State government • Vietnam • Types of maps• State finance • Truman to Nixon • Reading maps• State politics • Ending of the Cold War • The earth in symbol formSOCIAL SCIENCES REVIEW RECENT AMERICA AND REVIEW MAN IN A CHANGING WORLD• History and geography • Europe to independence • Development of the nation• Anthropology • Colonies to the Civil War • Development of government• Sociology • Civil War to World War II • Development of the earth• Economics and politics • World War II through the Cold War • Solving problems12

History & GeographyGrade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12LIFEPAC® Core CurriculumANCIENT CIVILIZATION FOUNDATIONS OF DEMOCRACY INTERNATIONAL GOVERNMENTS• Origin of civilization • Democracy develops • Why have governments?• Early Egypt • Virginia • Types of governments• Assyria and Babylonia • New England colonies • Governments in our world• Persian civilization • Middle and southern colonies • Political thinkersANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERNMENT UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT• India • Relations with England • U.S. Constitution• China • The Revolutionary War • Bill of Rights• Greek civilization • Articles of Confederation • Three branches of government• Roman Empire • Constitution of the U.S. • Legislative processTHE MEDIEVAL WORLD NATIONAL EXPANSION AMERICAN PARTY SYSTEM• Introduction to Middle Ages • A strong federal government • American party system• Early Middle Ages • Revolution of 1800 • Development of political parties• Middle Ages in transition • War of 1812 • Functions of political parties• High Middle Ages • Nationalism and sectionalism • VotingRENAISSANCE AND REFORMATION A NATION DIVIDED HISTORY OF GOVERNMENTS• Changes in government and art • Issues of division • Primitive governments• Changes in literature and thought • Division of land and people • Beginnings of Democracy• Advances in science • Economics of slavery • Feudalism, Theocracy, and Democracy• Reform within the Church • Politics of slavery • Fascism and NazismGROWTH OF WORLD EMPIRES A NATION UNITED AGAIN THE CHRISTIAN AND GOVERNMENT• England and France • Regionalism • Discrimination and the Christian• Portugal and Spain • The division • Christian attitudes• Austria and Germany • The Civil War • “Opinion and Truth” in politics• Italy and the Ottoman Empire • Reconstruction • Politics and PropagandaTHE AGE OF REVOLUTION INVOLVEMENT AT HOME AND ABROAD FREE ENTERPRISE• Factors leading to revolution • Surge of industry • Economics• The English Revolution • The industrial lifestyle • Competition• The American Revolution • Isolationism • Money through history• The French Revolution • Involvement in conflict • International finance and currencyTHE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION THE SEARCH FOR PEACE BUSINESS AND YOU• Sparks of preparation • The War and its aftermath • Running a business• Industrial revolution in England • The Golden Twenties • Government and business• Industrial revolution in America • The Great Depression • Banks and mergers• Social changes of the revolution • The New Deal • Deregulation and bankruptcyTWO WORLD WARS A NATION AT WAR THE STOCK MARKET• Mounting tension • America in the 1960s • How it started and works• World War I • America in the 1970s • Selecting stocks• Peace and power quests • America in the 1980s & 90s • Types of stocks• World War II • International Scene 1980 - Present • Tracking stocksTHE CONTEMPORARY WORLD CONTEMPORARY AMERICA BUDGET AND FINANCE• Korean War • America in the 1960s • Cash, Credit, and checking• International organizations • America in the 1970s • Buying a car• Atomic stalemate • America in the 1980s & 90s • Grants, Loans, and IRAs• A form of coexistence • International Scene 1980-Present • Savings and E-cashANCIENT TIMES TO THE PRESENT UNITED STATES HISTORY GEOGRAPHY AND REVIEW• Ancient civilizations • Basis of democracy • Euro and International finance• Medieval times • The 1800s • U.S. Geography• The Renaissance • Industrialization • The global traveler• The modern world • Current history • Neighbors, Heroes, and The Holy LandUNIT 1 UNIT 2 UNIT 3 UNIT 4 UNIT 5 UNIT 6 UNIT 7 UNIT 8 UNIT 9 UNIT 1013

Language ArtsGrade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12LIFEPAC® Core CurriculumEVOLUTION OF ENGLISH ENGLISH USES AND VARIETIES THE WORTH OF WORDS• Historical development • Standard and nonstandard • Word categories• Varieties of English • Professional • Expository writing• Substandard and standard • Lexicography — purpose, • Sentence structure• Changes in English bibliography • Diction• LiteraryLISTENING AND SPEAKING EFFECTIVE SENTENCES STRUCTURE OF LANGUAGE• Noun plurals • Subordinate — clauses, • Parts of speech• Suffixes conjunctions • Sentence structure• Creating a speech • Relative pronouns • Subordinate phrases• Nature of listening • Verbals • Subordinate clauses• AppositivesEFFECTIVE SENTENCES SENTENCE WORKSHOP READ, RESEARCH, LISTEN• Participles and infinitives • Pronouns — personal, • Reading skills• Prepositions and gerunds reference, agreement • Resources for research• Sentences — simple, • Misplaced modifiers • Taking notescompound, complex • Parallel structure • Drawing conclusionsPOWER OF WORDS WHY STUDY READING? GIFT OF LANGUAGE• Etymology • Greek and Latin roots • Origin — Biblical• Poetic devices • Diacritical markings • Koine Greek• Poetry — literal, • Finding the main idea • Purpose of grammarfigurative, symbolic • Analyzing a textbook • Semantics• ConnotationsELEMENTS OF COMPOSITION POETRY ENGLISH LITERATURE• Paragraphs • Metrical feet and sets • Early England• Connectives and transitions • Musical effects • Medieval England• Expository writing — • Universality • Fourteenth centuryelements, ideas • Imagery • Chaucer• ConnotationSTRUCTURE AND READING NONFICTION ELIZABETHAN LITERATURE• Subordinate clauses • Elements • Poetry• Pronouns — gender, • Types — essays, diaries, • Prosecase, agreement newspaper, biography • Drama• Reading for recognition • Composition • EssayORAL READING AND DRAMA AMERICAN DRAMA 17TH—18TH CENTURY LITERATURE• Skills of oral reading • Development and history • Historical background• Drama — history, irony, • Structure • Puritan literatureelements, allegory • Purpose • Common sense — satire• Everyman • Our Town • SensibilityTHE SHORT STORY AMERICAN NOVEL WRITING: SHORT STORY AND POETRY• Elements • Eighteenth, nineteenth, • Fundamentals• Enjoying short stories twentieth century • Inspiration• Writing • The Old Man and the Sea • Technique and style• The Literary Critique • The critical essay • Form and processTHE NOVEL COMPOSITION POETRY: ROMANTIC AND VICTORIAN• Elements • Stating the thesis • Wordsworth and Coleridge• In His Steps • Research • Gordon, Byron, and Shelley• The Critical Essay • Outline • Keats, Tennyson, and Hopkins• The Book Review • Writing the paper • Robert and Elizabeth B. BrowningLOOKING BACK LOOKING BACK LOOKING BACK• Writing skills • Analyzing written word • Creative writing• Speech skills • Effective sentences • English literature —• Poetry • Expository prose Medieval to• Short stories and novels • Genres of American literature Victorian• DramaUNIT 1 UNIT 2 UNIT 3 UNIT 4 UNIT 5 UNIT 6 UNIT 7 UNIT 8 UNIT 9 UNIT 1017

LIFEPAC® Core CurriculumMathematicsGrade 1 Grade 2 Grade 3UNIT 10 UNIT 9 UNIT 8 UNIT 7 UNIT 6 UNIT 5 UNIT 4 UNIT 3 UNIT 2 UNIT 1NUMBER ORDER, ADD/SUBTRACT NUMBERS AND WORDS TO 100 WORD NUMBERS• Number order, skip-count • Numbers and words to 100 • Digits, place value to 999• Add, subtract to 9 • Operation symbols: +, —, =, >, < • Add, subtract• Story problems • Add and subtract • Linear measurements• Measurements • Place value and fact families • Operation symbols: +, —, =, , >, , < • Subtract w/ borrowing from 10s place • Area and equivalent fractions• Fractions, • Add, subtract fractions • Line graph, segments and angles• Shapes • Perimeter • MoneyCOUNT TO 200, SUBTRACT TO 12 ADD W/ CARRYING TO 100S PLACE SYMBOLS AND COUNTING MULTIPLES• Number order and place value • Add w/ carrying to 100s place • Times facts for 5, missing numbers• Subtract to 12 • Fractions as words • Mixed numbers — add, subtract• Operation signs • Number order in books • Subtract with 0s in minuend• Estimation and time • Rounding and estimation • Circle graph, probability• Graphs• ProbabilityADD/SUBTRACT TO 18 VOLUME AND COIN CONVERSION ADDITION/SUBTRACTION PROBLEMS• Addition, subtract to 18 • Add, subtract, measurements • Times facts for 3, 10 — multiples of 4• Group counting • Group count and “think” answers • Convert units of measurement• Fractions, • Convert coins • Decimals and directions,• Time and measurements • Directions — N, S, E, W • Picture graph, missing addend• Shapes • Length and width • Length and widthSENSIBLE ANSWERS AREA/SQUARE MEASUREMENT FRACTIONS• Add 3 numbers — 2-digit • Area and square measurement • Add, subtract whole numbers,• Fact families • Add 3 numbers — 20 digit w/ carrying fractions, mixed numbers• Sensible answers • Add coins and convert to cents • Standard measurements, metrics• Subtract 2 numbers — 2-digit • Fractions, quarter-inch • Operation symbols• Times facts for 4REVIEW REVIEW REVIEW• Add, subtract, place value • Rules for even and odd • Add, subtract• Directions — N, S, E, W • Round numbers to 100’s place • Rounding to 1,000s, estimation• Fractions • Time — digital, sensible answers • Probability, equations, and parentheses• Patterns • Add 3 numbers — 3-digit • Perimeter and area• Times facts 2, 3, 4, 5, 1018

MathematicsGrade 4 Grade 5 Grade 6LIFEPAC® Core CurriculumWHOLE NUMBERS AND FRACTIONS OPERATIONS OF WHOLE NUMBERS FRACTIONS AND DECIMALS• Naming whole numbers • Operations and symbols • Number to billions’ place• Naming fractions • Fraction language • Add and subtract fractions• Sequencing patterns • Grouping, patterns, and sequencing • Add and subtract decimals• Numbers to 1,000 • Rounding and estimation • Read and write fractionsWHOLE NUMBERS MULTIPLICATION MULTIPLICATION AND DIVISION fINDING COMMON DENOMINATORS• Operation symbols • Multiplication and division • Prime factors• Multiplication — 1-digit multiplier • Fractions: +, —, simplify • Fractions with unlike denominators• Fractions — addition and subtraction • Plane and solid shapes • Exponential notation• Numbers to 10,000 • Symbol language • Add and subtract mixed numbersSEQUENCING AND ROUNDING PERIMETER, AREA, AND DIVISION MULTIPLYING MIXED NUMBERS• Multiplication with carrying • Short division • Multiply mixed numbers• Rounding and estimation • Lowest common multiple • Divide decimals• Sequencing fractions • Perimeter and area • Bar and line graphs• Numbers to 100,000 • Properties of addition • Converting fractions and decimalsLINES AND SHAPES SHAPES AND DECIMALS DIVIDING MIXED NUMBERS• Plane and solid shapes • Lines — shapes — circles • Divide mixed numbers• Lines and line segments • Symmetric — congruent — similar • Area and perimeter• Addition and subtraction • Decimal place value • Standard measurements• Multiplication with carrying• Properties of multiplicationDIVISION AND MEASUREMENTS MEASUREMENT AND FRACTIONS METRIC MEASURE• Division — 1-digit divisor • Multiply and divide by 10, 100, 1,000 • Metric measures• Families of facts • Standard measurements • Plane and solid shapes• Standard measurements • Rate problems • Multi-operation problems• Number grouping • Whole number and fraction operations • Roman numeralsDIVISION, FACTORS, AND FRACTIONS FRACTIONS AND DECIMALS LCM AND GCF• Division — 1-digit with remainder • Multiplication of fractions • LCM, GCF• Factors and multiples • Reading decimal numbers • Fraction and decimal equivalents• Fractions — improper and mixed • Adding and subtracting decimals • Percent• Equivalent fractions • Multiplication — decimals • Variables, functions, and formulasWHOLE NUMBERS AND FRACTIONS DIVISION AND METRIC UNITS INTEGERS, RATIO AND PROPORTION• Multiplication — 2-digit multiplier • Division — 2-digit divisor • Positive and negative integers• Simplifying fractions • Metric units • Ratio and proportion• Averages • Multiplication — mixed numbers • Fractions, decimals, and percents• Decimals in money problems • Multiplication — decimals • StatisticsWHOLE NUMBERS AND FRACTIONS CALCULATORS AND PRIME FACTORS PROBABILITY AND GRAPHING• Division, 1-digit divisor • Calculators and whole numbers • Probability• Fractions — unlike denominators • Calculators and decimals • Graphs• Metric units • Estimation • Metric and standard units• Whole numbers: +, —, x, ÷ • Prime factors • Square rootDECIMALS AND FRACTIONS fRACTIONS AND DECIMALS CALCULATORS AND ESTIMATION• Reading and writing decimals • Division — fractions • Calculators• Mixed numbers — +, — • Division — decimals • Estimation• Cross multiplication • Ratios and ordered pairs • Geometric symbols and shapes• Estimation • Converting fractions to decimals • Missing number problemsESTIMATION, CHARTS, AND GRAPHS PROBABILITY AND CHARTS INTEGERS AND OPERATIONS• Estimation and data gathering • Probability and data gathering • Mental arithmetic• Charts and Graphs • Charts and graphs • Fraction operations• Review numbers to 100,000 • Review numbers to 100 million • Variables and properties• Whole numbers: +, —, x, ÷ • Fractions and decimals: +, —, x, ÷ • Number linesUNIT 1 UNIT 2 UNIT 3 UNIT 4 UNIT 5 UNIT 6 UNIT 7 UNIT 8 UNIT 9 UNIT 1019

LIFEPAC® Core CurriculumMathematicsGrade 7 Grade 8 Grade 9UNIT 10 UNIT 9 UNIT 8 UNIT 7 UNIT 6 UNIT 5 UNIT 4 UNIT 3 UNIT 2 UNIT 1WHOLE NUMBERS WHOLE NUMBERS vARIABLES AND NUMBERS• Number concepts • The set of whole numbers • Variables• Addition • Graphs • Distributive Property• Subtraction • Operations with whole numbers • Definition of signed numbers• Applications • Applications with whole numbers • Signed number operationsMULTIPLICATION AND DIVISION NUMBERS AND FACTORS SOLVING EQUATIONS• Basic facts • Numbers and bases • Sentences and formulas• Procedures • Sets • Properties• Practice • Factors and multiples • Solving equations• Applications • Least common multiples • Solving inequalitiesGEOMETRY RATIONAL NUMBERS PROBLEM ANALYSIS AND SOLUTION• Segments, lines, and angles • Proper and improper fractions • Words and symbols• Triangles • Mixed numbers • Simple verbal problems• Quadrilaterals • Decimal fractions • Medium verbal problems• Circles and hexagons • Percent • Challenging verbal problemsRATIONAL NUMBERS fRACTIONS AND ROUNDING POLYNOMIALS• Common fractions • Common fraction addition • Addition of polynomials• Improper fractions • Common fraction subtraction • Subtraction of polynomials• Mixed numbers • Decimal fractions • Multiplication of polynomials• Decimal fractions • Rounding numbers • Division of polynomialsSETS AND NUMBERS fRACTIONS AND PERCENT ALGEBRAIC FACTORS• Set concepts and operations • Multiplication of fractions • Greatest common factor• Early number systems • Division of fractions • Binomial factors• Decimal number system • Fractions as percents • Complete factorization• Factors and multiples • Percent exercises • Word problemsFRACTIONS STATISTICS, GRAPHS, AND PROBABILITY ALGEBRAIC FRACTIONS• Like denominators • Statistical measures • Operations with fractions• Unlike denominators • Types of graphs • Solving equations• Decimal fractions • Simple probability • Solving inequalities• Equivalents • And—Or statements • Solving word problemsFRACTIONS INTEGERS RADICAL EXPRESSIONS• Common fractions • Basic concepts • Rational and irrational numbers• Decimal fractions • Addition and subtraction • Operations with radicals• Percent • Multiplication and division • Irrational roots• Word problems • Expressions and sentences • Radical equationsFORMULAS AND RATIOS fORMULAS AND GEOMETRY GRAPHING• Writing formulas • Square root • Equations of two variables• A function machine • Perimeter, circumference, and area • Graphing lines• Equations • Rectangular solid • Graphing inequalities• Ratios and proportions • Cylinder, cone, and sphere • Equations of linesDATA, STATISTICS, AND GRAPHS ALGEBRAIC EQUATIONS SYSTEMS• Gathering and organizing data • Variables in formulas • Graphical solution• Central tendency and dispersion • Addition and subtraction • Algebraic solutions• Graphs of statistics • Multiplication and division • Determinants• Graphs of points • Problem solving • Word problemsMATHEMATICS IN SPORTS NUMBERS, FRACTIONS, ALGEBRA QUADRATIC EQUATIONS AND REVIEW• Whole numbers • Whole numbers and fractions • Solving quadratic equations• Geometry, sets, and systems • Fractions and percent • Equations and inequalities• Fractions • Statistics, graphs, and probability • Polynomials and factors• Formulas, ratios, and statistics • Integers and algebra • Radicals and graphing20

MathematicsGrade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12LIFEPAC® Core CurriculumA MATHEMATICAL SYSTEM SETS, STRUCTURE, AND FUNCTION RELATIONS AND FUNCTIONS• Points, lines, and planes • Properties and operations of sets • Relations and functions• Definition of definitions • Axioms and applications • Rules of correspondence• Geometric terms • Relations and functions • Notation of functions• Postulates and theorems • Algebraic expressions • Types of functionsPROOFS NUMBERS, SENTENCES AND PROBLEMS SPECIAL FUNCTIONS• Logic • Order and absolute value • Linear functions• Reasoning • Sums and products • Second-degree functions• Two-column proof • Algebraic sentences • Polynomial functions• Paragraph proof • Number and motion problems • Other functionsANGLES AND PARALLELS LINEAR EQUATIONS AND INEQUALITIES TRIGONOMETRIC FUNCTIONS• Definitions and measurement • Graphs • Definition• Relationships and theorems • Equations • Evaluation of functions• Properties of parallels • Systems of equations • Trigonometric tables• Parallels and polygons • Inequalities • Special anglesCONGRUENCY POLYNOMIALS CIRCULAR FUNCTIONS AND GRAPHS• Congruent triangles • Multiplying polynomials • Circular functions and special angles• Corresponding parts • Factoring • Graphs of sin and cos• Inequalities • Operations with polynomials • Amplitude and period• Quadrilaterals • Variations • Phase shiftsSIMILAR POLYGONS RADICAL EXPRESSIONS IDENTITIES AND FUNCTIONS• Ratios and proportions • Multiplying and dividing fractions • Reciprocal relations• Definition of similarity • Adding and subtracting fractions • Pythagorean relations• Similar polygons and triangles • Equations with fractions • Trigonometric identities• Right triangle geometry • Applications of fractions • Sum and difference formulasCIRCLES REAL NUMBERS TRIGONOMETRIC FUNCTIONS• Circles and spheres • Rational and irrational numbers • Trigonometric functions• Tangents, arcs, and chords • Laws of radicals • Law of cosines• Special angles in circles • Quadratic equations • Law of sines• Special segments in circles • Quadratic formula • Applied problemsCONSTRUCTION AND LOCUS QUADRATIC RELATIONS AND SYSTEMS TRIGONOMETRIC FUNCTIONS• Basic constructions • Distance formulas • Inverse functions• Triangles and circles • Conic sections • Graphing polar coordinates• Polygons • Systems of equations • Converting polar coordinates• Locus meaning and use • Application of conic sections • Graphing polar equationsAREA AND VOLUME EXPONENTIAL FUNCTIONS QUADRATIC EQUATIONS• Area of polygons • Exponents • Conic sections• Area of circles • Exponential equations • Circle and ellipse• Surface area of solids • Logarithmic functions • Parabola and hyperbola• Volume of solids • Matrices • TransformationsCOORDINATE GEOMETRY COUNTING PRINCIPLES PROBABILITY• Ordered pairs • Progressions • Random experiments and probability• Distance • Permutations • Permutations• Lines • Combinations • Combinations• Coordinate proofs • Probability • Applied problemsREVIEW REVIEW CALCULUS• Proof and angles • Integers and open sentences • Mathematical induction• Polygons and circles • Graphs and polynomials • Functions and limits• Construction and measurement • Fractions and quadratics • Slopes of functions• Coordinate geometry • Exponential functions • Review of Mathematics 1200UNIT 1 UNIT 2 UNIT 3 UNIT 4 UNIT 5 UNIT 6 UNIT 7 UNIT 8 UNIT 9 UNIT 1021

LIFEPAC® Core CurriculumScienceGrade 1 Grade 2 Grade 3UNIT 10 UNIT 9 UNIT 8 UNIT 7 UNIT 6 UNIT 5 UNIT 4 UNIT 3 UNIT 2 UNIT 1YOU LEARN WITH YOUR EYES THE LIVING AND NONLIVING YOU GROW AND CHANGE• Name and group some colors • What God created • Air we breathe• Name and group some shapes • Rock and seed experiment • Food for the body• Name and group some sizes • God-made objects • Exercise and rest• Help from what you see • Man-made objects • You are differentYOU LEARN WITH YOUR EARS PLANTS PLANTS• Sounds of nature and people • How plants are alike • Plant parts• How sound moves • Habitats of plants • Plant growth• Sound with your voice • Growth of plants • Seeds and bulbs• You make music • What plants need • Stems and rootsMORE ABOUT YOUR SENSES ANIMALS ANIMAL GROWTH AND CHANGE• Sense of smell • How animals are alike • The environment changes• Sense of taste • How animals are different • Animals are different• Sense of touch • What animals need • How animals grow• Learning with senses • Noah and the ark • How animals changeANIMALS YOU YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT• What animals eat • How people are alike • Food helps your body• Animals for food • How you are different • Junk foods• Animals for work • Your family • Food groups• Pets to care for • Your health • Good health habitsPLANTS PET AND PLANT CARE PROPERTIES OF MATTER• Big and small plants • Learning about pets • Robert Boyle• Special plants • Caring for pets • States of matter• Plants for food • Learning about plants • Physical changes• House plants • Caring for plants • Chemical changesGROWING UP HEALTHY YOUR FIVE SENSES SOUNDS AND YOU• How plants and animals grow • You can see • Making sounds• How your body grows • You can smell and hear • Different sounds• Eating and sleeping • You can taste • How sounds move• Exercising • You can feel • How sounds are heardGOD’S BEAUTIFUL WORLD PHYSICAL PROPERTIES TIMES AND SEASONS• Types of land • Colors • The earth rotates• Water places • Shapes • The earth revolves• The weather • Sizes • Time changes• Seasons • How things feel • Seasons changeALL ABOUT ENERGY OUR NEIGHBORHOOD ROCKS AND THEIR CHANGES• God gives energy • Nonliving Things • Forming rocks• We use energy • Living things • Changing rocks• Ways to make energy • Harm to our world • Rocks for buildings• Ways to save energy • Caring for our world • Rock collectingMACHINES AROUND YOU CHANGES IN OUR WORLD HEAT ENERGY• Simple levers • Seasons • Sources of heat• Simple wheels • Change in plants • Heat energy• Inclined planes • God’s Love never changes • Moving heat• Using machines • God’s Word never changes • Benefits and problems of heatWONDERFUL WORLD OF SCIENCE LOOKING AT OUR WORLD PHYSICAL CHANGES• Using your senses • Living things • Change in man• Using your mind • Nonliving things • Change in plants• You love yourself • Caring for our world • Matter and time• You love the world • Caring for ourselves • Sound and energy22

ScienceLIFEPAC® Core CurriculumGrade 4 Grade 5 Grade 6PLANTS CELLS PLANT SYSTEMS• Plants and living things • Cell composition • Parts of a plant• Using plants • Plant and animal cells • Systems of photosynthesis• Parts of plants • Life of cells • Transport systems• The function of plants • Growth of cells • Regulatory systemsANIMALS PLANTS: LIFE CYCLES ANIMAL SYSTEMS• Animal structures • Seed producing plants • Digestive system• Animal behavior • Spore producing plants • Excretory system• Animal instincts • One-celled plants • Skeletal system• Man protects animals • Classifying plants • DiseasesMAN’S ENVIRONMENT ANIMALS: LIFE CYCLES PLANT AND ANIMAL BEHAVIOR• Resources • Invertebrates • Animal behavior• Balance in nature • Vertebrates • Plant behavior• Communities • Classifying animals • Plant-animal interaction• Conservation and preservation • Relating function and structure • Balance in natureMACHINES BALANCE IN NATURE MOLECULAR GENETICS• Work and energy • Needs of life • Reproduction• Simple machines • Dependence on others • Inheritance• Simple machines together • Prairie life • DNA and mutations• Complex machines • Stewardship of nature • Mendel’s workELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM TRANSFORMATION OF ENERGY CHEMICAL STRUCTURE• Electric current • Work and energy • Nature of matter• Electric circuits • Heat energy • Periodic Table• Magnetic materials • Chemical energy • Diagrams of atoms• Electricity and magnets • Energy sources • Acids and basesCHANGES IN MATTER RECORDS IN ROCK: THE FLOOD LIGHT AND SOUND• Properties of water • The Biblical account • Sound waves• Properties of matter • Before the Flood • Light waves• Molecules and atoms • The Flood • The visible spectrum• Elements • After the Flood • ColorsWEATHER RECORDS IN ROCK: FOSSILS MOTION AND ITS MEASUREMENT• Causes of weather • Fossil types • Definition of force• Forces of weather • Fossil location • Rate of doing work• Observing weather • Identifying fossils • Laws of motion• Weather instruments • Reading fossils • Change in motionTHE SOLAR SYSTEM RECORDS IN ROCK: GEOLOGY SPACESHIP EARTH• Our solar system • Features of the earth • Shape of the earth• The big universe • Rock of the earth • Rotation and revolution• Sun and planets • Forces of the earth • Eclipses• Stars and space • Changes in the earth • The solar systemTHE PLANET EARTH CYCLES IN NATURE ASTRONOMY AND THE STARS• The atmosphere • Properties of matter • History of astronomy• The hydrosphere • Changes in matter • Investigating stars• The lithosphere • Natural cycles • Major stars• Rotation and revolution • God’s order • ConstellationsGOD’S CREATION LOOK AHEAD THE EARTH AND THE UNIVERSE• Earth and solar system • Plant and animal life • Plant systems• Matter and weather • Balance in nature • Animal systems• Using nature • Biblical records • Physics and chemistry• Conservation • Records of rock • The earth and starsUNIT 1 UNIT 2 UNIT 3 UNIT 4 UNIT 5 UNIT 6 UNIT 7 UNIT 8 UNIT 9 UNIT 1023

LIFEPAC® Core CurriculumScienceGrade 7 Grade 8 Grade 9UNIT 10 UNIT 9 UNIT 8 UNIT 7 UNIT 6 UNIT 5 UNIT 4 UNIT 3 UNIT 2 UNIT 1WHAT IS SCIENCE? SCIENCE AND SOCIETY OUR ATOMIC WORLD• Tools of a scientist • Definition of science • Structure of matter• Methods of a scientist • History of science • Radioactivity• Work of a scientist • Science today • Atomic nuclei• Careers in science • Science tomorrow • Nuclear energyPERCEIVING THINGS STRUCTURE OF MATTER I VOLUME, MASS, AND DENSITY• History of the metric system • Properties of matter • Measure of matter• Metric units • Chemical properties of matter • Volume• Advantages of the metric system • Atoms and molecules • Mass• Graphing data • Elements, compounds, and mixtures • DensityEARTH IN SPACE I STRUCTURE OF MATTER II PHYSICAL GEOLOGY• Ancient stargazing • Changes in matter • Earth structures• Geocentric Theory • Acids • Weathering and erosion• Copernicus • Bases • Sedimentation• Tools of astronomy • Salts • Earth movementsEARTH IN SPACE II HEALTH AND NUTRITION HISTORICAL GEOLOGY• Solar energy • Foods and digestion • Sedimentary rock• Planets of the sun • Diet • Fossils• The moon • Nutritional diseases • Crustal changes• Eclipses • Hygiene • Measuring timeTHE ATMOSPHERE ENERGY I BODY HEALTH I• Layers of the atmosphere • Kinetic and potential energy • Microorganisms• Solar effects • Other forms of energy • Bacterial infections• Natural cycles • Energy conversions • Viral infections• Protecting the atmosphere • Entropy • Other infectionsWEATHER ENERGY II BODY HEALTH II• Elements of weather • Magnetism • Body defense mechanisms• Air masses and clouds • Current and static electricity • Treating disease• Fronts and storms • Using electricity • Preventing disease• Weather forecasting • Energy sources • Community healthCLIMATE MACHINES I ASTRONOMY• Climate and weather • Measuring distance • Extent of the universe• Worldwide climate • Force • Constellations• Regional climate • Laws of Newton • Telescopes• Local climate • Work • Space explorationsHUMAN ANATOMY I MACHINES II OCEANOGRAPHY• Cell structure and function • Friction • History of oceanography• Skeletal and muscle systems • Levers • Research techniques• Skin • Wheels and axles • Geology of the ocean• Nervous system • Inclined planes • Properties of the oceanHUMAN ANATOMY II BALANCE IN NATURE SCIENCE AND TOMORROW• Respiratory system • Photosynthesis • The land• Circulatory system • Food • Waste and ecology• Digestive system • Natural cycles • Industry and energy• Endocrine system • Balance in nature • New frontiersCAREERS IN SCIENCE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY SCIENTIFIC APPLICATIONS• Scientists at work • Basic science • Measurement• Astronomy • Physical science • Practical health• Meteorology • Life science • Geology and astronomy• Medicine • Vocations in science • Solving problems24

ScienceGrade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12LIFEPAC® Core CurriculumTAXONOMY INTRODUCTION TO CHEMISTRY KINEMATICS• History of taxonomy • Metric units and instrumentation • Scalars and vectors• Binomial nomenclature • Observation and hypothesizing • Length measurement• Classification • Scientific notation • Acceleration• Taxonomy • Careers in chemistry • Fields and modelsBASIS OF LIFE BASIC CHEMICAL UNITS DYNAMICS• Elements and molecules • Alchemy • Newton’s Laws of Motion• Properties of compounds • Elements • Gravity• Chemical reactions • Compounds • Circular motion• Organic compounds • Mixtures • Kepler’s Laws of MotionMICROBIOLOGY GASES AND MOLES WORK AND ENERGY• The microscope • Kinetic theory • Mechanical energy• Protozoan • Gas laws • Conservation of energy• Algae • Combined gas law • Power and efficiency• Microorganisms • Moles • Heat energyCELLS ATOMIC MODELS WAVES• Cell theories • Historical models • Energy transfers• Examination of the cell • Modern atomic structure • Reflection and refraction of waves• Cell design • Periodic Law • Diffraction and interference• Cells in organisms • Nuclear reactions • Sound wavesPLANTS: GREEN FACTORIES CHEMICAL FORMULAS LIGHT• The plant cell • Ionic charges • Speed of light• Anatomy of the plant • Electronegativity • Mirrors• Growth and function of plants • Chemical bonds • Lenses• Plants and people • Molecular shape • Models of lightHUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY CHEMICAL REACTIONS STATIC ELECTRICITY• Digestive and excretory system • Detecting reactions • Nature of charges• Respiratory and circulatory system • Energy changes • Transfer of charges• Skeletal and muscular system • Reaction rates • Electric fields• Body control systems • Equilibriums • Electric potentialINHERITANCE EQUILIBRIUM SYSTEMS CURRENT ELECTRICITY• Gregor Mendel’s experiments • Solutions • Electromotive force• Chromosomes and heredity • Solubility equilibriums • Electron flow• Molecular genetics • Acid-base equilibriums • Resistance• Human genetics • Redox equilibriums • CircuitsCELL DIVISION AND REPRODUCTION HYDROCARBONS MAGNETISM• Mitosis and meiosis • Organic compounds • Fields• Asexual reproduction • Carbon atoms • Forces• Sexual reproduction • Carbon bonds • Electromagnetism• Plant reproduction • Saturated and unsaturated • Electron beamsECOLOGY AND ENERGY CARBON CHEMISTRY ATOMIC AND NUCLEAR PHYSICS• Ecosystems • Saturated and unsaturated • Electromagnetic radiation• Communities and habitats • Reaction types • Quantum theory• Pollution • Oxygen groups • Nuclear theory• Energy • Nitrogen groups • Nuclear reactionAPPLICATIONS OF BIOLOGY ATOMS TO HYDROCARBONS KINEMATICS TO NUCLEAR PHYSICS• Principles of experimentation • Atoms and molecules • Mechanics• Principles of reproduction • Chemical bonding • Wave motion• Principles of life • Chemical systems • Electricity• Principles of ecology • Organic chemistry • Modern physicsUNIT 1 UNIT 2 UNIT 3 UNIT 4 UNIT 5 UNIT 6 UNIT 7 UNIT 8 UNIT 9 UNIT 1025

LIFEPAC® ElectivesLIFEPAC ® ElectivesLIFEPAC ® electives complement the LIFEPAC core curriculum. The worktext formatof the LIFEPAC electives allows students to read textual information and completeworkbook activities all in the same booklet. Each elective course also comes completewith teacher support materials that guide instruction and provide answer keys forlessons, activities, and tests.LIFEPAC’s electives have all been designed to enhance learning and equip students withknowledge and skills they can use in the world around them. The electives are:• Accounting• American Literature• Art• British Literature• Civics• Consumer Mathematics• LIFEPAC Drawing Basics ®• LIFEPAC Essentials of Communication: A Guide to Interacting Effectively in Today’s World TM• Foundations for Living: Studies in the Christian Worldview ®• Health Quest• High School Health• Home Economics• Spanish I• Spanish II• Computer Literacy° Microsoft ® Windows ® XP Home° Microsoft ® Windows ® 2000° Microsoft ® Windows ® 98° Microsoft ® Word 2002 (XP)° Microsoft ® Word 2000° Microsoft ® PowerPoint ® 2000° Microsoft ® Access 2000° Microsoft ® Outlook ® 2000° Microsoft ® Excel 2000° Microsoft ® FrontPage ® 200026

LIFEPAC® ElectivesAccounting American Literature ArtACCOUNTING OVERVIEW• Nature of bookkeeping & accounting• Accounting concepts & terms• Starting a proprietorship• The accounting equation• Changes in the accounting equationSTARTING A SYSTEM• Accounting concepts• Introduction to the balance sheet• Introduction to the general journal• Introduction to the ledger account• Prepare a chart of accountsANALYZING & JOURNALTRANSACTIONS• Using the T account• Accounts & their balances• Analyzing a business transaction• Journal entriesPOSTING TO THE GENERAL LEDGER• What is a journal?• Why journalize?• Columnar journal• PostingWORKSHEET• Accounting concepts & terms• Worksheet• Introduction to adjustments• Financial statements on work sheet• Review work sheet proceduresFINANCIAL STATEMENTS• Financial statement—proprietorship• Using classified & report forstatementsADJUSTING & CLOSING ENTRIES• Accounting terms• Adjusting entries• Post to general ledger• Prepare a post-closing trial balancePAYROLL RECORDS• Payroll taxes• Figuring earnings for employees• Complete the payroll register• Employees’ earning record• Other payroll methodsPAYROLL ACCOUNTING• Recording a payroll• Recording employers’ payroll taxes• Reporting taxes• Payment of taxesBUSINESS SIMULATION• Purpose• Materials required• Steps to complete• Review all materialsEARLY AMERICAN LITERATURE• The Puritans• The colonists• Days of change & revolutionTHE ROMANTIC PERIOD• Romantic period• The fireside poets• The transcendentalists• Poets of despairWAR AND RECONCILIATION1855-1915• War & reconciliation• Secession & royalty• Realism & naturalism• Naturalists, regionalists, & realistsMODERN AGE 1915-1946• The modern age• Modern prose• Modern poetry• Harlem renaissance, drama, &religious worksMODERN TO POSTMODERN 1946—Present• Modern to postmodern• More contemporary writers• Social issuesConcepts in Design• The design process• Principles of design andcompositionPrinciples of Color• The color wheel• Color phenomenon• The meaning of colorDesign Personality• Design personality• Idea generationPerspective• History• Understanding perspective• Equal division of spaceFigure Drawing• The head• Shading• The bodySculpture• Three forms of sculpture• Four methods of sculpture• Modeling, casting, & carvingComics• History• The cartoon figure• Layout and designPrintmaking• Stencil making• Relief printing• Intaglio printing• MonoprintingCalligraphy• Practice• Layout and design• Concept & sketchingART APPRECIATION• The purpose of art• Recent movement & styles• Art formsUNIT 1 UNIT 2 UNIT 3 UNIT 4 UNIT 5 UNIT 6 UNIT 7 UNIT 8 UNIT 9 UNIT 1027

LIFEPAC® ElectivesBritish Literature Civics Consumer MathematicsUNIT 10 UNIT 9 UNIT 8 UNIT 7 UNIT 6 UNIT 5 UNIT 4 UNIT 3 UNIT 2 UNIT 1THE MIDDLE AGES• Old English literature• Middle English literature• Morality plays• Prose fictionTHE SIXTEENTH CENTURY• The early Renaissance• Renaissance poets• Renaissance prose• Renaissance dramaTHE SEVENTEENTH & EIGHTEENTHCENTURIES• The Stuarts• The Puritan revolution• The Restoration & Neoclassic ageTHE NINETEENTH CENTURY• The early Romantic era• The later Romantic era• The Victorian eraTHE TWENTIETH CENTURY• Modern poetry• Modern drama• Modern prose• Modern fictionA NEW NATION• The nature of citizenship, politics,and government• The course of human events• The many faces of government• Strife and compromiseTHE CONSTITUTION• Ratification• A flexible framework• AmendmentsBRANCHES OF GOVERNMENT• The executive branch• The legislative branch• The judicial branchGOVERNMENT BY THE PEOPLE• State and local government• Election process• Citizenship• Civic lifeRELATIONSHIP TO THE WORLD• Economics• Comparative governments• The United States and the worldCREATIVE ARITHMETIC• Basic skills• Mental search skills• Creative manipulation• Mental imageryFRACTIONS, DECIMALS, & PERCENT• Fractions• Decimals• Percent• Consumer applicationsFAMILY FINANCES I• Income• Taxes• Budgets• BuyingFAMILY FINANCES II• Insurance• Banking• Financial planninginvestments — estatesCONSTRUCTION TRADES ANDBUILDING TRADES• Measurement systems• Area — volume• Curved — straightboundariesSERVICE OCCUPATIONS• Financial transactions• Data interpretation• Automotive — food —personal servicesTRANSPORTATION• Finance and operateautomobile• Travel — rates —currency — time zoneBUSINESS SERVICES• Balance sheet — payroll• Bank statement• Credit terms• Pricing — discountsOCCUPATIONAL DIAGRAMS• Review basic math• Scale drawings• Informal geometry• House plansLOOKING BACK• Mathematical operations• Informal geometry• Family finances• Occupational services28

LIFEPAC® ElectivesLIFEPAC Drawing Basics ® Essentials of Communication Foundations for LivingLine & Shape• Using lines to create patterns• Creating dimension with shape andform• Using line and shape to createcontour & gesture drawingsSpace & Proportion• Using space and proportion• Measuring to create proportionaldrawings• Using imagination and memory increative drawingTone & Texture• Drawing tone, light, and shade• Using texture to make a realisticdrawing• Using tone and texture to finish adrawingArt History• Ancient Art from the caves to theEgyptians• Greek Art in architecture and vasepainting• Renaissance Art in drawing andsculptureReview & Final Project• Planning the final project• Adding the details• Evaluating artworkCommunication Foundations• Types of effective communication• The influence of perception oncommunication• Self concept and communicationcompetenceLanguage Characteristics• The social function of language• The purpose and types of nonverbalcommunication• Listening process and stylesInterpersonal Communication• Types and stages of interpersonalrelationships• Using conversation for interpersonalcommunication• Communication etiquette• Preparing for an interviewGroup Communication• Types of group communication• Factors that impact group dynamics• Recognizing and evaluating groupleadershipPublic Messages• Preparing a speech• Using research and materials for aneffective speech• Using notes and outlines to organizespeeches• Delivering and evaluating speechesWHAT IS A BIBLICAL WORLDVIEW?• The ancient Greek worldview:government, religion, philosophy• The ancient Hebrew worldview:religion, government, theology• Conflicting worldviewsPRESUPPOSITIONS• Assumptions and presuppositions• Moral relativism vs. moralabsolutism• The basis for truth and morality• The relationship of Law and GraceTHE DOCTRINES OF THE BIBLE• The inspiration of Scripture• The attributes of God: natural andmoral attributes• The authority of God’s Word• The illumination of the Holy SpiritGOD’S CREATION• The sovereignty of the Creator• The sanctity and purpose ofhuman life• Abortion and EuthanasiaTHE FAMILY• The Fatherhood of God• Godliness, leadership, andfatherhood• Biblical description of a Godly manTHE BIBLE AND MARRIAGE• The successful Christian family• Roles of family members• Role conflicts in our culture• Lack of a Godly family headDATING TO MATRIMONY• Dating vs. courtship• Making a commitment• Biblical principles for marriage• The engagementCHRISTIAN EDUCATION• Created to learn• The foundation of all education• General and special revelation• Filtering facts and applying truthART, MUSIC, AND POLITICS• A Christian worldview in the arts:art, music, literature• A Christian worldview in politics:civil government and ChristianinvolvementAPPLYING A BIBLICAL WORLDVIEW• Biblical faith• Biblical strategies• Biblical applications• Review of Units 1—9UNIT 1 UNIT 2 UNIT 3 UNIT 4 UNIT 5 UNIT 6 UNIT 7 UNIT 8 UNIT 9 UNIT 1029

LIFEPAC® ElectivesHealth Quest High School Health Home EconomicsUNIT 10 UNIT 9 UNIT 8 UNIT 7 UNIT 6 UNIT 5 UNIT 4 UNIT 3 UNIT 2 UNIT 1PHYSICAL HEALTH• Body building blocks• Body framework• Body systems• Growth & developmentMENTAL HEALTH• Thinking & learning• Emotional disorders• Social health• Personal hygieneNUTRITION AND FOOD GROUPS• Nutrients & metabolism• Basic food groups• Physical fitness• Good eating habitsINJURY AND DISEASE PREVENTION• Safety & accidents• Natural disasters• Emergency care• Disease & preventionSTEWARDSHIP OF GOD’S CREATION• Environment & health• Use & misuse of drugs• Alcohol & alcoholism• SmokingBODY ESSENTIALS• General health introduction• The head and crown of Creation• Body systems• Growth and developmentPHYSICAL HEALTH• Nutrition and exercise• Developing good eating habits• Exercise and physical fitness• Biblical perspectives of healthSOCIAL AND MENTAL HEALTH• Spiritual, mental, and emotionalhealth• True health wisdom• Social health• Personal hygienePREVENTIVE HEALTHCARE & FIRSTAID• Safety habits• Fire safety• First aidRESPONSIBLE LIVING• Origin & prevention of disease• Alcohol & tobacco• Drug use and abuse• The environmentPERSONAL HYGIENE & APPEARANCE• Inner beauty• Physical beauty• Behavioral beautywhat’s cookin’?• Getting acquainted with the kitchen• Recipes• Meal managementLET’S EAT• Nutrition• Food preparation• Meal planning• Food serviceTHE CLOTHES YOU WEAR• Fashion• Design & appearance• Textiles & fabrics• Care of clothesTHE CLOTHES YOU SEW• Sewing equipment & safety• Basic sewing• Selecting pattern, fabric, & notions• Layout, cutting, marking, & pressing• Sewing projectINTERIOR DECORATING• A brief history of interior design• Introduction to design & decoration• Specific treatments• Visual enrichment• Sewing for the homeYOUR HOME & YOU• Hospitality• Etiquette• Home managementFINANCIAL FREEDOM• Getting a job• Personal finance• Legal matters, forms, & contractsCHILD CARE & DEVELOPMENT• Ages & stages• Care of children• Safety & first aid• The business of baby-sittingRELATIONSHIPS• At home• At school & work• At church• At social events• Choosing the right mate30

LIFEPAC® ElectivesSpanish I Spanish IIINTRODUCTION• Spanish alphabet• Syllables and accents• Helpful phrases• Basic greetingsTHE SCHOOL• School vocabulary• Subject pronouns• Verb conjugations: -arFAMILY & HOME• Family members• Gender of nouns• Definite & indefinite articles• Verb conjugations: -er & -irAROUND THE TOWN• Descriptive adjectives• Adjective agreement• Irregular verbs• Numbers to 100PASTIMES• Sports & clothing• Shoe verbs• Possessive adjectives• Caribbean cultureIN THE RESTAURANT• Food• Numbers to 1,000,000• Irregular verbs• South American geographyPERSONAL CARE• Weather• Reflexive verbs• Adverbs• Demonstrative adjectivesTRAVELLING• Transportation• Present progressive tense• Direct object pronouns• Comparison of adjective/adverbsIDIOMS• Prepositions• Indirect object pronouns• Double object pronouns• Prepositional pronounsLET’S USE SPANISH• Spanish review• Natural situations• Cultural aspects• Practice SpanishGRAMMAR REVIEW• Present tense: regular, irregular, andstem-changing verbs• Noun/Adjective agreement• Present progressive tense• Reflexive verbsFORMS OF THE PAST TENSES• Home and leisure activities• Expressions of time• Preterit and imperfect tenses• Formal and informal addressUSAGES OF THE PAST TENSES• The home and the workplace• Preterit and imperfect tenses• Mayans• Geography of MexicoPOSSESSION & PRESENTPARTICIPLES• Clothes, clothing• Possession with nouns, adjectives,and pronouns• Present participlesPREPOSITIONS & PRONOUNS• Passive and impersonal voice withse• Prepositions of place• Subject, prepositional, and objectpronounsCOMPARISONS & NEGATIVES• Comparisons, superlatives, andexpressions of equality• Double negatives• Demonstrative, reflexive, andpossessive pronounsFUTURE & CONDITIONAL TENSES• The airport• Future and conditional tenses• Celebrations in MexicoCOMPOUND TENSES• The car• Present perfect tense• Pluperfect tense• Geography of Central America andthe CaribbeanADVERBS & COMMANDS• North American celebrations• Review of verbs and tenses• Adverbial expressions• Imperative moodSUBJUNCTIVE MOOD• Accidents and illnesses• Relative pronouns• Subjunctive moodUNIT 1 UNIT 2 UNIT 3 UNIT 4 UNIT 5 UNIT 6 UNIT 7 UNIT 8 UNIT 9 UNIT 1031

LIFEPAC® ElectivesComputer LiteracyMicrosoft ® Windows ® XP Microsoft ® Windows ® 2000 Microsoft ® Windows ® 98UNIT 2 UNIT 1 UNIT 2 UNIT 1 UNIT 2 UNIT 1Windows XP BASICS• Using the desktop• Files and folders• Managing your computerSystem Tools• Printing and networking• Exploring the internet• Email and messaging• Mastering MediaMicrosoft ® Word 2002 (XP) Microsoft ® Word 2000 Microsoft ® PowerPoint ® 2000Introduction to Word• Creating a Word Document• Creating and editing text• Formatting textDocument Design andFormatting• Working with layout and design• Enhancing documents• Using tables, print options, and webpagesIntroduction to Windows ® 98• Using the desktop• Managing files and foldersWindows ® 98 Tools• Using Windows ® 98 Explorer• Networking and the Internet• Using and supporting multimedia• Using shortcutsMicrosoft ® Access 2000 Microsoft ® Outlook ® 2000 Microsoft ® Excel 2000Introduction to Access• Working with databases• Working with tablesManaging Data• Creating and running queries• Using forms• Creating reportsWindows 2000 Basics• Using and customizing the desktop• Exploring your computer• Managing files and foldersSystem Tools• Printing and fonts• Working with media accessories andhardware• Using the Internet and E-mail• Managing your systemIntroduction to Word• Creating and editing text• Formatting textLayout and design• Using format features to enhancedocuments• Creating and formatting tables• Using print optionsIntroduction to Outlook• Working with the E-mail inbox• Managing the Outlook calendarManaging Email• Managing tasks and the journal• Managing contacts• Additional E-mail toolsIntroduction to PowerPoint• Creating a presentation• Customizing a presentationCustomizing Presentations• Using drawing and tables to enhancea presentation• Creating and customizing a slideshow• Outlining and editing a presentationIntroduction to Excel• Creating and editing workbooks• Formatting workbooksManaging Data• Viewing and printing worksheets• Using formulas and functions• Adding charts and picturesMicrosoft ® FrontPage ® 2000UNIT 2 UNIT 1Introduction to FrontPage• Creating a website• Viewing and customizing a website• Entering and formatting textEnhancing a Website• Inserting pictures and hyperlinks• Building tables• Adding feature elements• Maintaining a website32

ALPHA OMEGA PUBLICATIONS ®Curriculum OverviewLIFEPAC Scope & Sequence for Core Subjects, Grades 1-12 (Numbers Represent Grade Levels)1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12BIBLEGod & YouSEVEN MAJOR THEMES• Christian Growth• Theology Themes• Christian Evidences• Special Themes• Bible Literature• Attributes of God• Bible Geography& ArchaeologyO.T. andN.T. BibleSurveySeven Major Themes• N.T. Survey• SharingChrist• God’s WillO.T. SurveySeven Major ThemesLANGUAGEARTSALL LEVELS• Grammar• Composition• ReadingComprehension• Word Study• Vocabulary• LiteratureSOME LEVELS• Handwriting (100-800)• Speaking (700-1200)• Nature & History of English (800-1200)• Spelling (200-800)• Vocabulary• LiteratureMATH• Counting• Time, Calendars• Fractions• GeometryBASIC MATH SKILLS• Basic Number Facts• Addition, Subtraction• Multiplication, Division• Decimals, Metrics• Factors & Multiples• Word Problems• Money• Equations• Pre-Algebra• Pre-GeometryAlgebra Geometry Algebra IIFunctionsTrigonometryHISTORY&GEOGRAPHYYour WorldYourNeighborhoodU.S.CommunitiesWorldGeography& CultureU. S. History Civilizations•Anthropology•Sociology•Economics•State HistoryU. S. History•Civics•Career•WorldGeographyAncientandWesternHistoryU. S. History•Government•EconomicsSCIENCE• Man• Animals• Universe• Earth ScienceGOD’S CREATION• Plants• Earth• Physical Laws & Properties• Life Science• EarthScience• HumanAnatomyPhysicalScience IPhysicalScience II& HealthBiology Chemistry PhysicsScope & Sequence for Elective Subjects (Numbers Represent Units)1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10ACCT.AccountingOverviewStartingA SystemAnalyzingJournalTransactionsPosting toGeneralLedgerWork SheetProprietorshipFinancialStatementsAdjustingClosing EntriesPayrollRecordsPayrollAccountingBusinessSimulationActivityARTConceptsin DesignPrinciplesof ColorDesignPersonalityPerspective Figure Drawing Sculpture Comics Printmaking CalligraphyArtAppreciationCON. MATHBasic MathReviewPersonal FinanceStatisticsTaxes& InsuranceBanking Services& InvestmentBanking& Credit CostsPurchase & Saleof GoodsLeisure, Travel,& RetirementJob relatedServicesConsumer MathReviewFOUND. FORLIVINGWhat is a BiblicalWorldview?PresuppositionsThe Doctrinesof the BibleGod’s CreationThe FamilyThe Bible andMarriageEngagement toParentingChristian Education Politics and Arts Tying it All TogetherHOME EC.PersonalHygiene &AppearanceWhat’sCookin’Let’s EatThe ClothesYou WearThe ClothesYou SewInteriorDecoratingYour Homeand YouFinancialFreedomChild Care &DevelopmentRelationshipsAM. LIT.EarlyAmericanLiteratureTheRomanticPeriodWar andReconciliationTheModernAgeFromModern toPost-modernBRIT. LIT.TheMiddle AgesThe 16thCenturyThe 17th and18th CenturyThe 19thCenturyThe 20thCenturyDRAWINGBASICSLine& ShapeSpace& ProportionTone& TextureArt HistoryReview& Final ProjectESSEN.OF COMM.CommunicationFoundationsLanguageCharacteristicsInterpersonalSkillsUnderstandingGroupsPresenting &InterpretingPublic MessagesHEALTHBodyEssentialsPhysicalHealthSocial andMental HealthPreventiveHealthcareand First AidResponsibleLivingHEALTHQUESTPhysicalHealthMental Health Nutrition Safety Stewardship38 Order Toll-Free 1-800-622-3070 M-F 7am-5pm Central Time

AstronomyJr. High Level and above (1/2 credit)Spaceship EarthScience LIFEPAC 608Earth’s Motion• Earth’s Size and Shape• Earth’s Rotation• Time• Earth’s Orbit• Earth’s Other MotionsEclipses• Solar Eclipses• Lunar EclipsesThe Solar System• The Sun• The Planets and theirMoons• Asteroids, Comets, andMeteorsAstronomy andthe StarsScience LIFEPAC 609Astronomy• God, Astronomy, and theUniverse• History of Astronomy• Astronomy TodayStars• Colors and Temperatures• Giants and Dwarfs• Elements and Spectra• Light Years andAstronomical UnitsConstellations and Major Stars• Familiar Constellations• Major Stars• How People Use the StarsEarth in Space 1Science LIFEPAC 703Stargazing• The Ancients• Constellations• Geocentric Theory• Wanderers• MeteorsAstronomy• The Transparent SphereHypothesis• Copernicus• The Telescope• Galileo Galilei• Tycho Brahe• Johannes Kepler• A Change of Mind• Isaac Newton• Measuring the Sky• The Astronomer’s ToolsEarth in Space 2Science LIFEPAC 704The Sun’s Energy• Benefits of Solar Energy• Source of Solar EnergyThe Sun’s Family• Inner Planets• Outer Planets• Asteroids• CometsThe Moon• Orbit• Rise and Set• Rotation• Phases• TidesEclipses• Why Eclipses Occur• When Eclipses Occur• What Kinds of EclipsesOccurAstronomyScience LIFEPAC 907The Universe• Extent of the Universe• ConstellationsTelescopes and Optics• Magnification• Types of Telescopes• Newer Types of TelescopesSpace Explorations• Requirements for Launchinga Satellite• Planetary Missions1

CompositionHigh School Level (1/2 credit)The Nature of EnglishLanguage Arts LIFEPAC 705The Nature of Language• Words for Signals• Words for Feelings• SpellingThe Structure of English• Formal English, InformalEnglish, and NonstandardEnglish• Smooth and ClearExpression• SpellingThe Correct Usage of English• Verbs• Words Often Confused• SpellingCompositionsLanguage Arts LIFEPAC 709Writing Sentences• Sentence Types• Sentence Errors• SpellingWriting Paragraphs• Paragraph Components• Paragraph Patterns• Paragraph Flaws• SpellingPronouncing Words• Practice of Actual Words• Practice of “Nonsense”Words• SpellingPunctuation & WritingLanguage Arts LIFEPAC 803Punctuation• Ending a Thought• Linking Ideas• Interrupting a Thought• Following an Introduction• SpellingLiterature• The Essay• The Formal Essay• Spelling• The Informal Essay• SpellingCritical Reading &Paragraph SkillsLanguage Arts LIFEPAC 807Critical Reading• Word Evaluation• Author’s Credentials andInformation• Analysis of Argument• Propaganda• Spelling (Silent Letters)Paragraphs• Structure• Unity• Coherence• Spelling (Silent Letters)Composition• The Introductory Paragraph• The Body• The Concluding Paragraph• Sentence Errors• SpellingPractical EnglishLanguage Arts LIFEPAC 903Pronunciation• Using the Dictionary• Using the WordsSpelling• Pronunciation Techniques• MnemonicsWriting• Preparing to Write• Writing the Paper2

GeographyHigh School Level (1/2 credit)What is Geography?History & GeographyLIFEPAC 702Geography and the Planet Earth• Classes of Geography• Shape and Movement of theEarthGeography and Relief of theEarth• Types of Relief• The Journey West• An Experiment inGeographyMaps and the Study ofOur World• Types of Projections• Places on Maps• Time Changes and LocationHistory and Geographyof Our StatesHistory & GeographyLIFEPAC 703Looking at the United States• Geography of theUnited States• Early History of theUnited StatesPhysical and Cultural Regionsof the Northeast and the South• Northeast• SouthPhysical and Cultural Regionsof the Midwest and the West• Midwest• WestThe Earth and ManHistory & GeographyLIFEPAC 906The Earth is Man’s Home• Man Inhabits the Earth• Man Survives the Flood• Man Covers the Earth• Man Begins HistoryThe Earth is Developed by Man• Development ofCivilizations• Development of WaterTransportation Systems• Development of Resources• Development of CitiesThe Earth Has a Future• World Leaders Pursue Peace• Divine Judgment BringsPeaceRegions of the WorldHistory & GeographyLIFEPAC 907Region: A Definition• Nature of Regions• Types of Regions• Relationships of RegionsWorld Regional Patterns:A Survey• Geographical Regions• Climatic Regions• Racial Regions• Religious RegionsPolitical and Economic Regions• Political Regions• Economic Regions• The European Union• European Free TradeAssociation• NAFTA• ASEAN• GATTThe Tools ofthe GeographerHistory & GeographyLIFEPAC 909The Earth in Model Form—The Globe• The Invention of the Globe• The Impression of the Globe• The Instruction of the GlobeThe Earth in Picture Form—The Map• Reading and InterpretingMaps• Types of Maps• Uses of MapsThe Earth in Symbol Form• Graphs• Charts• Other Resource Material3

Physical GeologyScience LIFEPAC 903GeologyHigh School Level (1/2 credit)OceanographyScience LIFEPAC 908ClimateScience LIFEPAC 707Earth Structures• Shape• Rocks• Layers• Igneous Structures• MountainsEarth Changes• Weathering• Erosion and SedimentationEarth Movements• Isostasy• Folding• Plate TectonicsHistorical GeologyScience LIFEPAC 904An Observational Science• The Science• Sedimentary Rock• Fossils• Crustal ChangesMeasuring Time• Relative Time• Absolute TimeHistory of Oceanography• Chronology ofOceanography• Techniques for Investigation• Major Discoveries• Submersible ResearchGeology of the Ocean• Geological Structure• Results of Profiling• Turbidity andSedimentation• World’s System of CurrentsBiological, Chemical, andPhysical Properties• Biology of the Ocean• Chemistry of the Ocean• Physical Properties of theOcean• Power ConversionThe AtmosphereScience LIFEPAC 705Structure of the Atmosphere• Gases• Layers• Solar Effects• Influences on Life• ChangesNatural Cycles• Water Cycle• Carbon-Oxygen Cycle• Nitrogen CyclePollution• Types of Pollutants• Effects in Life• Our ResponsibilityClimate: General• Weather• Climate and Weather• Parts of ClimateClimate: Worldwide• Factors Affecting Climate• General Distribution ofClimateClimate: Regional• Classification of Climate• Distribution of ClimateTypesClimate: Local• How Climate Affects People• People, Communities,and Climate4

Life of ChristJr. High Level and above (1/2 credit)Christian Evidences:Fulfilled PropheciesAbout ChristBible LIFEPAC 704 New EditionThe First Advent of theMessiah• The Method of theFirst Advent• The Purpose of theFirst AdventThe Messianic Offices• The Offices of the MessiahForetold• The Offices of the MessiahFulfilledThe Life of Christ:Part OneBible LIFEPAC 707 New EditionThe Early Life of Christ• The Pre-existence of Christ• The Birth of Christ• The Youth of ChristThe Beginning of Christ’sMinistry• The Baptism of Jesus• The Temptations of Jesus• The Disciples of ChristThe Early Judean Ministry• Jesus Cleansesthe Temple• Jesus Converses withNicodemus• Jesus and the Womanat the WellThe Early Galilean Ministry• Miracles• Controversies• SermonsThe Life of Christ:Part TwoBible LIFEPAC 708 New EditionPublic Ministry in Galilee• Miracles• ParablesPrivate Ministry in Galilee• The Disciples’ Need• The Lord’s Provision• The TransfigurationPublic Ministry in Judea andPerea• Judean Ministry• Perean MinistryThe Life of Christ:Part ThreeBible LIFEPAC 709 New EditionJesus’ Final Ministry inJerusalem• Public Ministry• Private Ministry• The Last supperJesus’ Sufferings andCrucifixion• Agony and Arrest• The Trials of Jesus• Crucifixion, Death, andBurialJesus’ Resurrection andAscension• The Resurrection• The Appearances• The Ascension5The Revelation of JesusChristBible LIFEPAC 906The Glorious Christ andHis People• The Seven Churches• The Seven SealsThe Victorious Christ andHis Enemy• The Seven Trumpets• The Seven Signs• The Seven PlaguesThe Triumphant Christ and HisBride• The Seven Judgments• The Seven Wonders

What is Science?Science LIFEPAC 701Life ScienceHigh School Level (1/2 credit)Human Anatomy 2Science LIFEPAC 709Balance in NatureScience LIFEPAC 809Tools of a Scientist• Observation• Questions• Measurement• Classification• Inductive Method• Deductive MethodMethods of a Scientist• Stating the Problem• Forming the Hypothesis• Conducting an Experiment• Interpreting the Data• Drawing ConclusionsWork of a Scientist• The Scientist• The Four Major Areasof ScienceCareers in Science• The Professional• The ProfessionHuman Anatomy 1Science LIFEPAC 708Human Building Blocks• Cell Structure• Cell FunctionsHuman Framework• Skeletal System• Muscles• SkinHuman Nervous System• Central Nervous System• SensesThe Respiratory System• The Nose• Throat Structures• The LungsThe Circulatory System• The Heart• Blood Vessels• BloodThe Digestive System• The Mouth• The Stomach• The Small Intestine• The Large IntestineThe Excretory System• Kidneys• Bladder• SkinThe Endocrine System• The Pituitary Gland• The Thyroid andParathyroid Glands• The Adrenal GlandsPhotosynthesis and Food• Photosynthesis• FoodNatural Cycles• The Nitrogen Cycle• The Decay Cycle• The Water Cycle• The Carbon and OxygenCycleBalance and Disruption• Nature in Balance• Human Disruption• ResourcesScience and TomorrowScience LIFEPAC 909People and Their Land• Ecology• Agriculture• Waste• PopulationPeople and Their Environment• Energy Sources• Industry• Transportation• UrbanizationPeople and Their NewFrontiers• Outer Space• Inner Space• Self Exploration6

Mankind: Anthropology & SociologyHigh School Level (1/2 credit)MankindBible LIFEPAC 702 New EditionThe Origin of Mankind• The Creation of Man• The Original Nature of ManThe Fall of Mankind• The Reasons for Man’s Fall• The Result of Man’s FallThe Re-creation of Man• The Method of Re-creation• The Results of Re-creationThe Mission of Man• God’s Original Mission• God’s Renewed MissionAnthropologyHistory & GeographyLIFEPAC 704The Study of Man• The Basis of Anthropology• The Science ofAnthropologyThe Nature of Man• The Unity of Man• The Diversity of ManThe Culture of Man• Seeking Food• Seeking Protection• Seeking ProsperitySociology–Man inGroupsHistory & GeographyLIFEPAC 705An Introduction to Sociology• Definition• Relationship to OtherSubjects• Historical Development• Major Interests• Importance to ChristiansThe Method of Sociology• Theory• Description• Statistics• Surveys• Experimentation• Field ObservationAnthropology andSociology of the UnitedStatesHistory & GeographyLIFEPAC 706Cultural Background of theUnited States• Native Americans• Other Cultural GroupsSociology and Culture ofGroups from Distant Lands• Immigrants from Europe,Asia, and Africa• Other Social Groups• Regions of the GroupsCultural and Social Interaction• United States as aMelting Pot• Change in SocietyThe Earth and ManHistory & GeographyLIFEPAC 906The Earth Is Man’s Home• Man Inhabits the Earth• Man Survives the Flood• Man Covers the Earth• Man Begins HistoryThe Earth Is Developedby Man• Development ofCivilizations• Development of WaterTransport Systems• Development of Resources• Development of CitiesThe Earth Has a Future• World Leaders PursuePeace• Divine Judgment BringsPeace7