Elementary I · Ages 6–9
Elementary I & II Teaching Manuals - Complete Set
SKU: ME.CS
Product Description
The Elementary I and II Teaching Manuals Set includes every manual for ages six through twelve. Each subject runs across both levels, from Mathematics and Language Arts to Geometry, History, and Geography. Decimals, Fractions, Botany, Zoology, Biology, Functional Geography, and Geology complete the curriculum, along with Chemistry and Physics, which serve both levels.
What's Included
- Mathematics Volumes 1 through 5, Fractions Volumes 1 and 2, and Decimals
- Geometry Volumes 1 through 3
- Language Arts Volumes 1 through 5
- Botany Volumes 1 and 2, Zoology Volumes 1 and 2, and Biology
- History Volumes 1 through 3
- Geography Volumes 1 and 2, Functional Geography, and Geology
- Chemistry and Physics
Designed to Work Together
Each manual guides the teacher through the presentations, and the materials below give the children the means to practice them. The nomenclature sets correspond to presentations in Botany, Zoology, and Geometry. The Fundamental Needs of Humans and the Clock of Eons accompany the History manuals, the Kingdom Charts support Biology, and the Impressionistic Charts illustrate Botany and Functional Geography.
Contents at a Glance
Mathematics
From linear counting and the Decimal System through long multiplication and division, squaring and square root, ratio, percentage, and cube root
Fractions and Decimals
Fractions from concept through operations with unlike denominators, then decimal numeration and operations
Geometry
The Geometric Cabinet, Constructive Triangles, and Classified Nomenclature, then congruence, similarity, equivalence, area, and volume
Language Arts
The parts of speech, sentence analysis, word study, capitalization, punctuation, and advanced grammar
Botany, Zoology, and Biology
Nomenclature, plant care and physiology, cells, invertebrates and vertebrates, the five kingdoms, and the Tree of Life
History
The notion of time, the Timelines of Life and Humans, the Five Great Lessons, civilizations, and United States history
Geography and Geology
Physical and political geography, the earth as a planet, the geography classified nomenclature, and the processes that shape Earth
Chemistry and Physics
Matter, elements, compounds, and chemical reactions, with experiments in buoyancy, gravity, inertia, simple mechanics, magnetism, and electricity