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Christopher Dock, a Colonial schoolmaster and devoted Christian, loved his students. As he taught the "3 R's," he strove to build character and to win children's wills so that they would want to obey. He pointed them toward Christ by word an... Learn more

Omit needless words! Use the active voice. Write precisely. This little book concentrates on the fundamentals of good English usage and style. More than just a boring rule book–the authors' humor shines through at every turn. Learn more

Republished from the original 1886 edition, this unabridged version lays down Biblically-rooted laws of the teacher and the learner. It explains the best use of language in teaching a lesson and emphasizes the benefit of review. This book ta... Learn more

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Teacher Talk is a compilation of wisdom gathered from the experience of nearly three dozen dedicated teachers. You'll find practical teaching tips and inspirational articles and poems.

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Fresh writing surprises the reader; this book may surprise you too. Most writing books focus on one kind of writing, but this quick and lively read is for all Christian writers–from poets to essayists and everyone in between.

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This free brochure gives you a quick overview of Christian Light curriculum. You’ll learn more about the format of our courses and how to grade a student’s work. You’ll also see how the built-in systematic review and the concept of increment... Learn more

The Teacher’s guide provides answers and easy-to-follow instructions to administer and evaluate Christian Light’s Readiness Test. Learn more

This test was developed by Christian Light to determine whether a child is academically ready for first grade. It evaluates

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How do I plan a schedule? How do I motivate students? What if I teach in an individualized setting? Covering a range of questions and responsibilities that schoolteachers face, the Classroom Manual addresses these issues and many more. The s... Learn more

As a teacher, you have a big job. You teach, you grade, you correct, you explain, and you hand out report cards. You counsel and encourage and rebuke and, at times, throw up your hands in despair or slump your shoulders in defeat. Is it aski... Learn more

This double-sided form has one side for the parents to report on their child's health and the other side is for the physician's report. Learn more

This resource lists the concepts covered in each LightUnit for Grades 7-12, including electives. Learn more

These report cards are organized for an individualized school setting and can be used for one semester. Includes a place for a quarterly report on behavioral growth. Learn more

These forms are laid out for a quarter at a time. Includes room for thirteen students on one side of form. Different symbols mean absent, tardy, excused absent, and excused tardy. Learn more

This chart allows students to put a star in the appropriate week for each test taken in any subject. Sold in packs of 25. Learn more

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These handy charts allow teachers or homeschool parents to map out a student’s work for the week by writing in each day’s lesson or page numbers to be completed. Sold in packs of fifty sheets. Each sheet is double-sided. Learn more

These forms are a record of a student's academic performance throughout his twelve years of school. Used as a transcript when student transfers to another school or college. Learn more

At a glance! Prefigured grade percentages for possibilities up to 95. Learn more

These forms are used to plan a student's courses of study during his four high school years. Includes blocks for each year and a format that makes it easy to figure the amounts of credit he will earn. Learn more

This resource lists the concepts covered in each LightUnit for Kindergarten and Grades 1-8. Learn more

A form used to record a student's grades and grade averages for the whole year. A teacher usually arranges these in a three-ring binder and uses it as his grade book. Learn more

Give your student the feeling of accomplishment and productivity that results from successfully

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This planning and recordkeeping tool helps busy teachers stay organized. The Teacher Planner consists of 40 weekly spreads with 8 period/subject blocks for each day of the week, 42 spreads of 10 weeks each for recording grades, a classroom c... Learn more

A form for students with homework to take home for parental signature. Learn more

Organize your space and keep chaos at bay by storing schoolbooks in a Tidi File. These cardboard storage file boxes are approximately 9.5” tall x 4.25” wide x 9.25” deep. They ship collapsed but fold together easily. They work well for Light... Learn more

Organize your space and keep chaos at bay by storing schoolbooks in a Tidi File. These cardboard storage file boxes are approximately 9.5” tall x 4.25” wide x 9.25” deep. They ship collapsed but fold together easily. They work well for Light... Learn more

A form for prospective teachers to fill out giving a brief summary of personal data, academic information, and spiritual experience. Includes blanks for three references. Learn more

This report card is geared to a classroom setting. It is organized into six marking periods with ten subjects listed. Also includes an extensive conduct section with places to comment on the conduct grade. (Color is green.) Learn more

This report card is geared to a classroom setting. It is organized into six marking periods without subjects listed. Also includes an extensive conduct section with places to comment on the conduct grade. (Color is white.) Learn more

A large manila envelope that goes along with the elementary report card. Learn more

An envelope for the High School and Homeschool report cards. Learn more

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Sent free upon request. Should be used by schools and homeschools ordering CLE materials. Learn more