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LEVEL BIBLE

Stories from
Sunrise

CURRICULUM OVERVIEW
100
Genesis
through Acts

Sunrise Old Testament

200 Stories
Sunrise Edition Bible
Sunrise New Testament CLE Sunrise Bible (Grade 1) contains stories taken from Genesis through Acts. Each lesson is a two-page
300 Stories spread with a simple Bible story and an activity page. Sunrise Bible 200 is stories from the Old Testament. Its
lessons are also two-page spreads with a simple Bible story and an activity page. Sunrise Bible 300 — 600 have
Sunrise Bible stories along with student exercises, quizzes, and tests. The 301 and 401 LightUnits are historical fiction
Stories from
about a family living during the time of Christ. Bible 500 has stories from Creation to the time the Israelites
400 the Gospels
arrived at the Jordan River.

Sunrise Creation
500 through Moses
Bible
Sunrise Moses through This unique developmental Bible series provides an in-depth academic study of the teachings of both the
600 Minor Prophets Old and New Testaments. The Bible curriculum is considered one of the academic basics. Teaching basic,
Biblical truths fundamental to Christianity, seven major themes are covered in most levels:
Sunrise A Study of the
700 Gospels
`Üêáëíá~å=dêçïíÜ This study begins with awareness of self and God and leads to ways of
achieving victorious living.
Sunrise Acts through qÜÉçäçÖó=qÜÉãÉë Students investigate major themes of the Bible, such as Christ, sin, salva-
800 Revelation tion, and prayer.
^ííêáÄìíÉë=çÑ=dçÇ Students study facets of God’s nature and how they relate to the individ-
New ual.
900 Testament
`Üêáëíá~å=bîáÇÉåÅÉë Presents the “full armor of God” to equip the Christian for both temporal
Survey
and eternal life.

Old _áÄäáÅ~ä=iáíÉê~íìêÉ Students note Psalms, Proverbs, and other books of the Bible for literary
1000 Testament
value and for their practical relationship to today’s world.
Survey _áÄäáÅ~ä=dÉçÖê~éÜó Teaches Scripture-related geography and archeology, building an under-
standing of Bible life and times.
1100 Major Themes I
péÉÅá~ä=bãéÜ~ëáë Each level contains a study that is uniquely appropriate for students of
that age group.
1200 Major Themes II

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SUNRISE BIBLE 100
101 102 103 104 105
Creation to Babel Abram to Joseph Joseph to Mount Sinai Ten Commandments to the Gospels Gospels and Acts
First Three Days God Begins His Plan Joseph in Jail God’s Ten Rules We Never Saw the Like
Three More Days Wonderful Promises From Prison to Prison Canaan at Last On the Jericho Road
God Gave a Day of Rest Bad News After Twenty Years Miracle for Naaman Man Up a Tree
God Made a Home Abram Begs for Lot Corn and Trouble in Egypt Another Miracle Miracle on the Sabbath
Adam and Eve Disobey The End of Sodom Strange Things A King They Could Not Catch Long-Distance Healing
Out of the Garden The New Baby One More Test Do Good to Those Who Hate You Will He Live That Long?
The First Family A Hard Test The Ruler Tells His Name Back to the Lord Master, Save Us!
God Protects Cain A Wife for Isaac All Together at Last God Is Able Little Girl, Get Up
Escape for Noah Water for Isaac at Last In and Out of the Water God Puts Down a Proud King Food for Five Thousand
God Saves the Animals Jacob Gets What He Wants Let My People Go Fingers on the Wall Two New Miracles
Forty Days of Rain Jacob Meets God Five More Plagues Was Your God Able? For the First Time in His Life
The End of the Rain Problems for Jacob Free at Last The People Had a Mind to Work You or God?
The End of the Flood Good-Bye, Uncle Laban God Fights For His People Did God Forget? A Song at Midnight
A Promise Forever Afraid to Go Home Water, Meat, and Manna Where Is the King? Earthquake!
We Will Stay Right Here Trouble at Home Three Tests A Busy Day The Word of an Angel
The Big Mix-Up Getting Rid of Joseph God’s Promises at Mt. Sinai A Good Fish Story Wrecked, But Safe

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SUNRISE BIBLE 200
201
Creation to the Children of Israel
in Egypt; The Story of Job
The Wonderful Beginning
The First Home and Family
Never a Flood Like That One
A Name for Themselves
God Begins His Great Plan
Two New Names
Plans Move Ahead
More Steps in God’s Plan
The Next Step
Deep in Trouble
All Together Again
All Gone
Satan Tries Again
Job Complains Against God
Job Understands at Last
After Many Years
202
The Exodus to the Anointing
of Saul
The Good Idea
On the Way at Last
A Forty-Year Journey
God Uses Rahab
Into Canaan at Last
The End of Jericho
Sin in the Camp
Every Promise Kept
Every Promise Broken
God Clears Out the Midianites
Once Too Often
From the False to the True
Little Boy in God’s House
God Calls the Little Boy
Make Us a King
Samuel Meets the King
203
King Saul to the Contest on
Mt. Carmel
No Good Excuse
God Picks Another King
Would He Ever Be King?
David Keeps His Promise
New King on the Throne
Whose Baby Is It?
A Temple for the Most High
A Foolish Choice
A Bad Beginning
God’s Plan Goes On
Chosen but Rejected
More Foolish Choices
Always a Godly Prophet
An Endless Supply
Prayed Back to Life
The Lord, He Is the God!
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204 205
Elijah and the Still Small Voice to Jeremiah’s Imprisonment to
King Jehoiakim Burning Nehemiah’s Building the
Jeremiah’s Scroll Wall of Jerusalem
Overcoming Discouragement Trouble for Jeremiah
Whirled Into Heaven Delivered at Last
The Lord Saves Two Boys The Better Choice
The Miracle Boy God, Daniel, and Two Kings
Only Israel’s God God Keeps His Word
Greedy Gehazi Cyrus, God’s Man
To Get Rid of Enemies A Joyful Beginning
God to the Rescue A Joyful End
Joash, the Only Link Back in Persia
I Won’t Go A Terrible Plan
God Changes Jonah’s Mind If I Perish, I Perish
Two Pictures of the Saviour How Haman’s Plan Turned Out
Good King Hezekiah Ezra Starts for Judah
A Different Kind of God Faithful to God
God Rewards Josiah The Man Who Would Not Quit
Burned, but Not Destroyed God Finishes the Wall
SUNRISE BIBLE 300
301 302 303 304 305
Historical Fiction God Begins His Plan People Learn About Jesus Miracles and Teachings of Jesus More Miracles and Teachings
Frisky Disappears God Begins His Great Plan The First Miracle Four Hundred Ninety Times The First Missionaries
Who Stole Frisky? The Next Step in the Plan Night Visitor Wise Ones Obey Jesus Sticks to the Plan
Joktan’s Problems A Miracle Baby Learning on the Journey Home Whatever You Say Ghost or Man?
Don’t Tell Simon Come at Last One O’Clock Test Unfinished Funeral Only One Right Answer
Yes, Joktan Did It Two More Believers Jesus Goes About His Father’s Is He, or Is He Not? A Sight to Remember
Soldiers and School Where Is the King? Business Great Love From a Great Sinner A Boy Set Free
News From Grandmother The King Escapes the King The Teacher Becomes Famous What Kind of Man Is This? Great in Whose Eyes?
The Cave in the Hills Lost Baby A Fishing Miracle Jesus Tames a Wild Man Would They Ever Learn That Lesson?
Frisky Disappears Again Preacher in the Wilderness The Men Who Couldn’t Do Anything Faith and a Touch Three Wonderful Days
Found Again The Beloved Son of Galilee Why Jesus Stopped No Bother at All A Place for Jesus
Joktan’s Idea A Hard Test Would He, or Would He Not? Miracle at the Pool The Knocking at Midnight
Ethan’s Plan Nathanael Names the Stranger A Special Dozen Jesus Loses a Friend The Rich but Foolish Farmer
Here Come Er and Tola You Can If You Will
The Secret Mark

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SUNRISE BIBLE 400
401
Historical Fiction
The Sabbath
Passover
Pentecost
The Day of Atonement
The Feast of Tabernacles
Watching the Wedding Procession
A Day With Abigail and Mother
Ethan Learns Pottery Making
Shepherd or Carpenter?
The Suspicious Stranger
Tilapia, Most Amazing Fish
402 403 404 405
A Study of the Parables Lazarus, the Beggar to Jesus Must Die Jesus, Crucified and Risen
Lazarus, Jesus’ Friend
Two Kingdoms (A Study of the The Romans Will Come The Bravest Man
Parables) Who Really Was the Rich Man? Mary’s Special Gift Will Judas Keep His Promise?
Parable of the Shepherd’s Love (The Where Are the Nine? Another Sign Rejected Captured at Last
Lost Sheep) Two Men—Two Prayers Clearing Out His Father’s House Peter’s Three Chances
A Father’s Forgiveness (The Prodigal Like Little Children Questions, Questions, Questions Two Men, Two Choices
Son) That One Thing He Wanted Some Last Lessons Law or No Law
Sower, Seed, and Soils (Parables of End of Begging Days The Awful Plan Sentenced to Die
the Seeds) What Hate Could Not Do
The Unknown Lamb The Easiest Way
The King Tells a Story (The Wheat Who Did It?
To Be a Servant As Sure As You Can
and the Tares)
We Must Stop Him Judas Chooses His Chance Not Sure Enough
Even a Samaritan (The Good
Why Had He Not Come? How Could They Have Forgotten? The Lord Is Risen Indeed
Samaritan)
If He Had Been There Doing, Not Just Saying Last Breakfast on the Shore?
Ready for the Bridegroom (Five Wise
He Was There The Finished Plan
and Five Foolish)
Rewards of the Kingdom (Workers in
the Vineyard)
A Story That Stirred Up Anger (Wicked
Servants in the Vineyard)
A Story With Two Lessons (The
Wedding Feast)
Good and Faithful (The Parable of
Talents)
The Christian’s Prayer (The Lord’s
Prayer)
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SUNRISE BIBLE 500
501 502 503 504 505
From the Creation to Abram’s Call Abraham’s Faithful Life The Lives of Jacob and Joseph Israel in Egypt—Bondage Forty Years in the Desert
and Deliverance
“Let There Be . . .” Welcome to the Promised Land! Peacemaker A Holy House for God
Made to Praise A Quarrel! Twins! “You’re Alive!” A Very Holy Place
A Home, a Companion, and a Work Prisoner of War Driven From Home “If It’s A Boy, Kill Him!” Worship in the Holy Place
Sin, Judgment, and Promise A Mysterious Sign Life With Laban From Palace to Desert Special Holy Days
The First Murder A Son is Born. A Son is Promised. Escape From Haran A Talking Bush? Graves of Lust
Noah’s Cargo Ship “What if There are Ten?” Esau’s Army River of Blood Twelve Spies
Flood Warning! A Burning City Twenty Pieces of Silver Frogs and Flies Forty Desert Years
Tower to Heaven Birth and Banishment Locked Up Plague or Passover? The Final, Long March
Confusion and Separation The Lord Will Provide Pharaoh’s Odd Dreams Exodus! Balaam’s Decision
Out of Ur A Wife for Isaac A Dream Come True Bitter and Sweet Balaam Blesses Israel
Visiting Ur Abraham Buys a Cave Benjamin Must Go! Amalek Attack! Don’t Make Us Cross Over
This Is Your Land! A Man Who Suffered “I am Joseph!” God Speaks From the Mountain Moses, All Alone
“This Is Your God!”

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SUNRISE BIBLE 600
601
Israel Enters the Promised Land
Spying on Jericho
The People of Canaan
Miracles and Memorials
God Destroys Jericho
Achan’s Sin
The Gibeonites Deceive Joshua
The Israelites Conquer Canaan
The Tabernacle Moved and the Land
Divided
The Cities of the Levites
An Altar by the Jordan River
Joshua Reminds Israel of God’s
Goodness
Joshua Encourages Israel to be
Faithful
606
The Kingdom of David
and Solomon
David and the House of Saul
A Dynasty for David
David Secures the Promised Land
David and Bathsheba
Asbalom’s Rebellion
Sheba’s Rebellion
Adonijah’s Rebellion
Solomon Succeeds David
Solomon’s Temple
Good Times in Israel
Bad Times
Rehoboam Becomes King
Jeroboam, King of Israel
602 603
The Years of the Judges The Final Years of the Judges
Judah Goes First! The Valiant Warrior
Oppression and Deliverance Give Me a Son!
My Own Temple! My Own Priest! Samuel! Samuel!
The Secret Message A Judge Is Born
An Ox Goad and a Tent Peg Ichabod!
Let Baal Save Himself! Send It Away!
A Poor Match Samson’s Riddle
The Sword of the LORD! Victory—Defeat
Jotham’s Fable Samson’s End—Samuel’s Beginning
Naomi’s Daughter-in-Law We Want a King!
Ruth Gleans in a Kinsman’s Field Samuel Meets the King
Naomi Seeks a Kinsman-Redeemer Samuel Anoints the King
607 608
Years of the Divided Kingdom Foes From the North
Chaos in the Northern Kingdom Ahab’s Influence in Judah
Peace in the Southern Kingdom Return to Evil
The Ministry of God’s Prophets The Arrow of God’s Victory
God’s Judgment on King Ahab The Perils of Pride
Ahab, Ben-hadad, and the Prophet The Risks of Riches
Ahab Steals a Vineyard “Go and Prophesy!”
Alliance Against Syria The Price of Pride
Jehoshaphat’s Singing Victory Alliance against Assyria
Elisha Replaces Elijah Ahaz’s Folly
Conflict All Around The End of Israel
Ahab’s Influence in Judah and Israel A Time of Cleansing
A New King in Israel Divine Deliverance
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604 605
Saul and David The End of Saul’s Reign
A Cruel Offer “Hurry! Don’t Stop!”
Summer Thunder Crazy David
Anxious Offering Saul’s Evil Deed
Bold Attack David Delivers Keilah
Rejected! Rock of Escape
Anoint Him! Lurking in a Cave
Sweet Music “Get Your Swords!”
“I Will Fight!” A Wise Woman
The Battle Belongs to the Lord David Protects Saul
Madman David Among the Philistines
Saul Schemes Death Sentence
Escape! Fallen on Gilboa
609 610
The Final Years of Judah End of the Old Testament Age
The King Who Repented of Evil Persia Rises and Babylon Falls
Woe to the Bloody City! Faithfulness Rewarded by Treachery
Cleaning House The Jews Return to Israel
Lament for a King The Second Return to Israel
Judah Subdued A New Persian Queen
Courageous Prophet Intrigue in the King’s Court
Jerusalem in Ruins Honored Above Others
After Jerusalem’s Fall Esther Saves Her People
Ten Times Better Nehemiah Leads a Third Return
“Tell Me My Dream!” Messiah Will Come!
“We Will Not Serve Thy Gods!” Jesus, the Prophesied Messiah
“I Nebuchadnezzar . . . Praise Him” Waiting for the Messiah
SUNRISE BIBLE 700
701
The Coming of Jesus Christ
Introduction to the Gospels
The Gospel of Matthew
The Gospel of Mark
The Gospel of Luke
The Gospel of John
Events Before Christ’s Birth
The Pre-Existence of Christ
John’s Birth Foretold
The Annunciation to Mary
Mary and Elisabeth
Christ Is Born
Birth of John the Baptist
The Genealogy of Christ: Son of
David
The Birth of Jesus Christ
The Shepherds Worship
706
Jesus Travels and Teaches
Jesus Appoints Seventy
Jesus Is God
The Mission of the Seventy
The Good Samaritan
Jesus Teaches on Prayer
Jesus Opposes the Pharisees
Tearing Down Façades
Beware of Hypocrisy!
Riches and Worry
Good Servants Versus Bad Servants
Jesus Confronts the Pharisees
The Unfruitful Tree
The Compassionate Christ
The Humble Exalted
The Cost of Discipleship
702
The Youth and Early
Ministry of Jesus
Jesus: His Childhood and Youth
The Unique Child
Worshiped and Threatened
The Boy Jesus
A Voice Crying in the Wilderness
The Baptism of Jesus; His First
Followers
Baptism and Temptation
The Lamb of God!
The Son of Adam
The First Followers of Jesus
First Miracle and Cleansing of the
Temple
Water Made Wine
Cleansing the Temple
Teaching a Teacher
“He Must Increase”
707
Jesus Teaches and Heals
Parables and Teaching
The Parables of the Lost Sheep and
Coin
The Parable of the Lost Son
The Parable of the Unjust Steward
Jesus Teaches About Marriage
Two Men Named Lazarus
The Rich Man and Lazarus
Lazarus is Dead!
Jesus Weeps
Kill Jesus!
On the Way to Jerusalem
A Grateful Samaritan
Persistence and Humility
Two Rich Men
Mary’s Lavish Love
703 704 705
The Ministry of Jesus in Galilee Jesus Teaches His Disciples Is Jesus the Christ?
First Healings Jesus Teaches in Parables Jesus’ Last Days in Galilee
A Healing in Cana Healing Servant and Son You are the Christ!
A Sermon in Nazareth Surprising Company Bread of Life
Healings in Capernaum Heart Conditions This Is My Son
Calling His Disciples Precious Seed in Rich Soil To Jerusalem!
Jesus Teaches Jesus Nurtures His Disciples Ministry in Judea
The Pharisees Criticize Jesus Of Wheat, Mustard, and Leaven Sent by the Father
After Further Offending, Jesus What Kind of Man Is This? If Any Man Thirsts
Withdraws Help for the Hopeless I Am the Light of the World
The Sermon on the Mount: The Jesus Gives Authority to His Disciples You Shall Know the Truth
Beatitudes
Conflict Between Good and Evil Conflict With the Pharisees
The Sermon on the Mount: Salt, Light,
As the Master, so the Follower Before Abraham Was, I Am
and Law
Take Up the Cross Sabbath “Work”
The Sermon on the Mount I Will Give You Rest Now I See!
The Sermon on the Mount: John the Baptist’s Death The Good Shepherd
Honoring God and Loving Enemies
The Sermon on the Mount:
Worship and the Model Prayer
The Sermon on the Mount:
Treasures and Judgments
The Sermon on the Mount:
Prayer, Principles, and a Parable
708 709 710
The Last Week of Jesus’ Life Jesus’ Last Evening Sacrifice and Victory
Triumph and Conflict An Eventful Evening Injustice at the Hands of the
Triumphal Entry! The Last Supper Authorities
Cleansing the Temple; Cursing a Fig A Servant’s Task Silent Before Pilate
Tree Amazing Promises Silent Before Herod
A Parable of Rejection Amazing Peace Mocked and Whipped
Tricky Questions Crucified
What a Friend!
Signs of the Second Coming of Connected to the Vine Work of Redemption Completed
Jesus Comforter It Is Finished
“I Am Come as a Light” Overcomer He Is Risen!
Love Intercessor Mary’s Special Blessing
Wars and Rumors of Wars Christ in the Scriptures
Jesus Alone
Be Ready!
A Sacred Battle Jesus Appears to His Followers
Jesus Urges Readiness A Traitor’s Kiss Doubt Banished
Foolish or Wise? An Unjust Trial Restoring Peter
Faithfully Serving A Friend’s Denial The Ascension
Sheep or Goat? Raised to New Life!
Betrayal!
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SUNRISE BIBLE 800
801
Jesus Founds His Church
The Holy Spirit Is Poured Out –
Acts
Ye Shall Be Witnesses
The Holy Spirit Comes
The First Gospel Message
The Lame Man Walks
The Church Grows – Acts
Peter Preaches Jesus
No Other Name
Fresh Power
Compassion or Deceit?
Challenges for the Church – Acts
God Uses Miracles
Obeying God Rather Than Men
Choosing Deacons
Stephen Stoned
802
The Gospel Spreads
God Uses Men – Acts
The Gospel Spreads
God Prepares Two Men
Saul’s Conversion
Two Courageous Men
The Gospel Is for the Gentiles
Too – Acts
Aeneas and Tabitha
Peter’s Vision
Gentiles Receive the Spirit
Barnabas Teams Up with Saul
Into All the World – Acts
God Delivers Peter
Sent Forth
The Choice
Paul Stoned
803 804 805
Christianity and Culture Paul Finishes His Race Paul Writes to Christians
A Maturing Church – Acts The Jews Try to Kill Paul – Acts All Have Sinned – Romans
More Bible Atlas Skills Arrested Paul’s Burden for Rome
The Jerusalem Conference In Roman Hands Sin Invades
Second Missionary Journey Murder Plot Foiled Justified by Faith
Open Hearts at Philippi On Trial at Caesarea Servants of Righteousness
Victory in Face of Opposition – Acts The Journey to Rome – Acts A New Life – Romans,
Thessalonica and Berea Appeal to Caesar 1 Corinthians
Paul at Athens Almost Persuaded No Condemnation
Conversions at Corinth Danger at Sea Transformed!
A More Perfect Understanding Shipwreck The Christian and Civil Authority
God’s Wisdom Is Superior
The Birth of the Ephesian The End of Paul’s Journey – Acts
Church – Acts Paul in Rome Doing Things God’s Way –
Clash With Evil Peoples of the New Testament 1 Corinthians
Uproar at Ephesus Something New: the Church Laboring Together With God
All-Night Sermon New Testament Travel Teachings for Orderly Church Life
Good-bye! The Body of Christ
Love

806 807 808 809 810

A Way of Life
Saved to Serve – 2 Corinthians
A New Heart for Service
Working Together With God
Joyful Giving
Serving and Suffering
Salvation by Jesus Christ Only –
Galatians
Keeping the Gospel Pure
Living by Faith
The Flesh Versus the Spirit
Sowing and Reaping
Jesus is Supreme – Philippians
Jesus is All
Jesus’ Perfect Example
The Perfect Goal
Think on These Things
Life in Jesus
The Church: the Body of Christ –
Ephesians
Jesus’ Great Power
The Habitation of God
The Body Works
Living the Christian Life
Complete in Christ – Ephesians,
Colossians
Jesus is Preeminent
Complete in Christ
Risen With Christ
Christ-like Relationships
Jesus is Supreme –
1 and 2 Thessalonians
Caring for the Brotherhood
Wholly Sanctified
Evil Will Lose
Helping the Disobedient
Leaders for the Church A Better Covenant
Good Relationships – 1 Timothy Jesus, Our Perfect Redeemer –
Encouraged to Faithfulness Hebrews
The Importance of Prayer and Study Jesus is Superior
Mutual Respect Among Christians The Humanity of Christ
A Contented Life Jesus, Our High Priest
Better Things
Sound Teaching – 2 Timothy
Take Courage Faith Obeys – Hebrews, James
Be Strong Heroes of Faith
Victory in Dangerous Times Our Captain
Finishing Life in Victory A Doer of God’s Word
Faith Works
Everyday Christianity – Titus,
Philemon One With Christ in Service – James,
Qualities of an Elder 1 Peter
Sound Doctrine An Unruly Member
Maintaining Good Works Trust in God
Restoring Relationships Chosen of God
One With Christ in Suffering
The Love of God
Walking With Jesus – 2 Peter,
1 John
Growing in Christ
The Day of the Lord
Walking in the Light
Light and Love
Life in the Son – 1 and 2 John, Jude
Sons of God
God Is Love
Practical Encouragement and Warning
Jesus, the Ever-Living One
Final Victory – Revelation
Jesus Speaks to the Church
Worship in Heaven
Evil Is Defeated
United With Jesus Forever

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 CURRICULUM OVERVIEW

KINDERGARTEN II
When you sense that your child is ready to begin studying phonics (typically between ages 5 and 6) you
begin CLE’s Kindergarten II LittleLight series.

Kindergarten II has five LittleLight workbooks. They prepare students to use CLE’s Learning to Read pro-
gram. They introduce the concepts of matching, dot-to-dot, color names, sounds, letter writing, recognizing
and writing numbers 1-100, and more.

The five LittleLight activity books are also part of the Kindergarten II course. They provide fun activities
such as coloring, cutting and pasting, identifying, and more.

There is no Teacher’s Guide at this time, but pertinent information is included in the student books. A full
Teacher’s Guide is slated to be finished by 2016.

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KINDERGARTEN II
Workbook 1
Introducing listening to sounds
Tracing lines and circles
Recognizing and counting 1-7
Writing numbers 1-6
Introducing letters and sounds: Dd
/d/, Ss /s/, Mm /m/, Aa /ă/, Ff /f/
Writing letters: d, s, m, a, f
Lowercase and capitals
Sequence of patterns
Counting Chart
Activity Book 1
Workbook 2 Workbook 3 Workbook 4 Workbook 5
Introducing letters and sounds: Tt /t/, Introducing letters and sounds: Hh /h/, Introducing letters and sounds: Bb /b/, Tracing lines
Gg /g/, Oo /ŏ/, Nn /n/, Pp /p/ Ii /ĭ/, Jj /j/, Rr /r/, Uu /ŭ/ Cc /k/, Kk /k/, Ww /w/, Ee /ĕ/, Ll /l/ Identifying beginning sounds in a
Writing letters: t, g, o, n, p Writing letters: h, i, j, r, u Writing letters: b, c, k, w, e, l scene
Recognizing and counting 0-11 Recognizing and counting 1-14 Writing short words Counting by tens and ones
Writing numbers 0-10 Writing numbers 11-13 Recognizing and counting 1-18 Dot-to-dot
Dot-to-dot Introducing shapes: circle, square Writing numbers 1-17 Introducing letters and sounds: Qq /q/,
Reading short words Reviewing numbers and sequence Introducing shape: triangle Vv /v/, Xx /x/, Yy /y/, Zz /z/
Writing numbers that come after Introducing addition facts Dot-to-dot Writing letters: q, v, x, y, z
Counting Chart Counting Chart Counting by tens Recognizing and counting 1-20
Introducing shape: rectangle Writing numbers 1-20
Introducing the word the Introducing subtraction
Reading a sentence Recognizing larger numbers
Counting Chart Subtracting to get zero
Complete lowercase and capital
review
Complete alphabet sequence
Activity Book 2 Activity Book 3 Activity Book 4 Counting Chart

Recognizing color words red and Recognizing color words blue and Recognizing color words green and Which one does not belong?
yellow orange purple Begin and End

Activity Book 5
Same and Different Finding the hidden pictures Rhyming words Cut-outs: listening skills; counting
Maze Introducing left and right; above and Full and Empty and matching; high and low; using
Cut and paste things that belong below Cut and paste: number order, color words, letters to spell words; Recognize the word black
together Cut-outs: short and long; matching let- opposites, sounds /ă/ and /ŏ/, Jonah booklet Same and Different
Listening skills activities ter sounds; matching categories rhyming words Finding mistakes in a picture Big and Little
Cut and paste to make a duck picture Color by number Listening skills Opposites Zip or Postal code
Dot maps Dot maps Up and Down Recognizing the word brown Recognizing color words
Cut and paste pictures for sounds /d/, Listening skills activity Opposites Matching letters Dot maps
/s/ Matching activity Which does not belong? Listening activity Rhyming words
Cut and paste exercises for /m/ Cut and paste Dot maps Recognizing the letter b Front and Back
Cut and paste to number in order Color words Between Rhyming words Maze
Cut and paste to show left and right Drawing a picture Maze to Noah’s Ark City and country activity Cut-outs: making a picture; how mail
Listening skills: above, below, all, Which one is the same? Color by number travels; number order; beginning
most, some Inside and Outside Tracing curved lines sounds
Maze Cut-out moveable elephant Missing parts Listening skills activity
Color word drawing activity Above and Below First and Last Color by number
Largest and Smallest Draw a picture and tell a story Ordering events Recognizing identical words
Same and Different Color by number Recognizing color words Logical thinking activity
Rhyming word activity Which two are the same? Matching letters Same and different words
Tall and Short Near and Far Over and Under Things that belong
Time order Color words

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LEVEL LANGUAGE ARTS
Sunrise
2nd
Edition
100
Sunrise

CURRICULUM OVERVIEW
2nd • Grammar
Edition
• Word Study
200
Sunrise • Composition
2nd • Vocabulary
Edition • Study Skills
300
Sunrise Edition Language Arts
• Spelling
Sunrise • Penmanship
400
Language arts teaches your children the skills they need to discover God’s Word and world. It teaches
reading, spelling, handwriting, grammar, composition, listening, oral communication, research, and study
Sunrise skills.
500
In Levels 100, 200, and 300, creative writing is included in the LightUnits and Teacher’s Guide. For
creative writing in Sunrise editions beyond Level 300, you need our creative writing teacher’s handbook,
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Sunrise editions of language arts include our continuous review system, which means that your chil-
Sunrise dren learn concepts in small increments that are reviewed often. There’s no better way to build and main-
700 tain a solid base of language skills.

Language Arts 100 is designed to be used with Christian Light’s Learning to Read program, but corre-
Sunrise lates well with any good phonics-based learning to read program.
800

Sunrise
900 English I

Sunrise Literature I
1000

Sunrise English II
1100

Sunrise Literature II
1200

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SUNRISE 2ND EDITION LANGUAGE ARTS 100
101 102 103 104 105
Section 1 Section 1 Section 1 Section 1 Section 1
Vowels and Consonants Capitals: Names of People Question Words Vowel Set: ie ar = är
Capital Letters Question Marks Questions and Statements y = i (long) More Not Contractions
Short Vowels Consonant Digraph: sh Consonant Digraph: ch Consonant Blends: bl, fl, gl, pl, sl, el, Ending Blends: lp, nd, nk, lb, lf, mp, lk,
Sentences Alphabet Was and Were dr, tr, br, fr, gr sk, sp, ft, nt, pt, st
Periods Long Vowel Rule c = k or s oo and ew = ü
Section 2
Vowel Sets: oa, oe, ow Root Words and Suffixes
Section 2 Section 2 Rhyming Words
More Contractions oo and o = ů
Writing a Sentence Consonant Digraph: th Contractions Introduced
g = g or j
Beginning K Sound Using I Answering Questions Section 2
Double Consonants: ff, ll, ss, zz Writing Sentences in Order Vowel Sets: ai, ay Section 2 Ending Blends: ct, lt, xt
Is and Are Ending k Sound I Am ch or tch oi and oy = oi
Vowel Sets: ui, ue Suffixes: -s or -es
Section 3 Section 3 Section 3
ge and dge = j ou and ow = ou
The Schwa /Ə/ Sound The ve Rule Capitals: Names of Pets
Is Contractions ou and u = ů
Care of Books Consonant Digraph: wh Vowel Sets: ee, ea
Consonent Blends: cr, pr, st, sn, sp Section 3
Alphabetical Order Suffix: ed = t, d
Not Contractions Suffix: ed = Əd
er, ir, and ur = Ər
Section 3
One or More Than One
Consonent Blends: sc, sk, sm, sw, tw
wor = wƏr

106 107 108 109 110

Section 1 Section 1 Section 1 Section 1 Section 1
Silent Letters: kn, and gn, = n; wr = r or = ȯr old = ōld Adding suffixes to y Apostrophes
Contractions Sentences or Phrases Adding Vowel Suffixes More Suffixes ph and gh = f
More Suffixes: -est, -er Sounds of y Adding Consonant Suffixes Naming and Action Words Doubling Final Consonants
ild = īld ea = ĕ Silent Letters: mb Suffix: -ing Section 2
ind = īnd I’m Contraction Section 2 Adding Suffixes
Section 2
igh = ī (long i) Capitals: Days of the Week Had / Would Contractions
Section 2 Alphabetical Order
o=ȯ Are Contractions Birthdate
A and An; Capitals: Names for God
Section 2 Consonant Digraph: ng To and Two Commas Telephone Numbers
au and aw = ȯ Is/Has Contractions ost = ōst Opposites Telephone Manners
Small words with e, o Prefixes: a-, un-, n-, de-, dis oth = ōth Section 3
al = i Synonyms Counting Syllables
Section 3
Suffixes -ly, -y Prefixes, Root Words, Suffixes
Will Contractions Section 3
augh, and ough = ȯ Sounds of S: s or z eer, and ear = īr
are, and ere = ĕr oil = ōll
Section 3 olt = ōlt
air, and ear = ĕr
Three-Letter Blends: ser, shr, spr, str
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SUNRISE 2ND EDITION LANGUAGE ARTS 200
201 202 203 204 205
Section 1 Section 1 Section 1 Section 1 Section 1
Language: Study habits Introducing describing words Describing words tell what kind, how Study habits
a gift from God sleep and diet affect studying Study habits: developing good habits many Dividing long-vowel words v/cv (ba/by)
using words Sentences and phrases Dividing double consonants vc/cv (pen/ny) ea = /ā/, /ē/, /ĕ/ Sentences: run-on
a means to communicate Capitalizing names of people and pets Soft and hard sounds of c ey = /ā/, /ē/ Naming nouns
Looking at a LightUnit Singular and plural nouns Commas after yes and no air, are, ear, ere = /ĕr/ ew, u = /yü/
Sentences: two parts Rhyming words Main noun Adding suffixes – drop silent e Ie = /ē/
Alphabetizing by the first letter Silent consonants gn, kn, mb, wr o, oo, ou, u = /ů/ Adding suffixes – double the consonant Penmanship and spelling
Using is, are, and am er, ir, ur, wor = /ǝr/ ph, gh = /f/ Possessive nouns
Section 2
Using was and were -ed = /t/, /d/, /ǝd/ le = /ǝl/ Penmanship and spelling
Using the telephone
Vowels and consonants Creative writing Creative writing Section 2 Good beginning sentence for stories
Importance of good posture Penmanship and spelling Penmanship and spelling Sentence parts Addresses: capitals and commas in cities,
Penmanship and spelling Section 2 Noun – tells who or what states, or provinces
Section 2
Section 2 Study habits Preparing for an oral book report Verb – tells what the noun did Antonyms
sleep, diet, and exercise affect studying Possessive nouns in sentences ch = /k/
Introducing the term noun Capitalize important words in book titles
Using a and an More contractions Creative writing
Sentences: Contractions; apostrophes in contractions
Pronunciation of the Synonyms Penmanship and spelling
capitalize the first word Introducing pronouns
Singular to plural by adding -s and -es Locating parts of books – table of con-
periods and question marks Soft and hard sounds of g Section 3
Alphabetizing by the second letter tents; index
unnecessary words ear, eer, ere = /ĭr/ Good ending sentence for stories
Prefixes wa = /wŏ/
Long vowels and vowel sets igh = /ī/ Addresses: addressing an envelope
ar = /ӓr/, or = /ȯr/ y = /ĕ/, /ĭ/, /ī/ /y/
Root words and suffixes Penmanship and spelling Abbreviating states and provinces
ou, ow = /ou/, oi, oy = /oi/ Penmanship and spelling
Creative writing tain = /tǝn/
Penmanship and spelling Section 3
Penmanship and spelling Section 3 Penmanship and spelling
Section 3 Presenting an oral book report
Section 3 Adding suffixes without doubling conso- Creative writing – finishing a story
Sentences: statements and questions
Taking care of books nant (kindness) Possessive nouns and plural nouns
Forming plural nouns
Compound words Dividing unlike consonants vc/cv (pic/ture) Building sentences
Polite words
Opposites Capitalizing I Capitalizing names of God
Introducing the term verb
Action words Using commas in dates eigh = /ā/
Consonant blends
Using have and had Using to, too, and two Penmanship and spelling
al, au, aw, augh, ough, o = /ȯ/
Proofreading ck or ke
oo, ou, ew = /ü/
Penmanship and spelling Cursive introduced
Penmanship and spelling
Penmanship and spelling
207
206 208 209 210
Section 1
Section 1 Dividing short-vowel words vc/v (rob/in) Section 1 Section 1 Section 1
Alphabetizing a set and another word Writing a thank-you note Using a telephone directory Dividing words ending with le Preparing for a written book report: read-
Writing a paragraph Initials – defining, writing, capitalizing, Diagramming sentences: nouns, verbs, ing a book, taking notes
Present and past action verbs
Library – a librarian, computer, and card punctuating describing words Capitalizing holidays
Capitalizing and abbreviating days of the
Commas in series or lists of words week Adding consonant suffixes to words end- ear = /ǝr/ Writing quotations
ture = /chǝr/, sure = /zhǝr/ ing with e Creative Writing Capitalizing countries
Creative writing
Creative writing Adding suffixes – keep y when Penmanship and spelling Penmanship and spelling
Penmanship and spelling
Penmanship and spelling adding -ing
Section 2 oar, oor, our = /ȯr/ Section 2 Section 2
Section 2 Present and past being verbs Penmanship and spelling Capitalizing and commas in a friendly More about compound sentences
Reviewing good study habits Abbreviating months letter Writing a book report; presenting
Capitalizing months Titles of respect and their abbreviations Section 2 Position of friendly letter parts: Introducing people
Identifying the four seasons arr, err = /ĕr/; ar, or = /ǝr/ Dictionary: using guide words heading – (date), greeting, body, closing, Creative writing
tion = /shǝn/, sion = /shǝn/, /zhǝn/ ou = /ǝ/ Recognizing quotation marks signature Penmanship and spelling
Penmanship and spelling Penmanship and spelling Creative writing Writing a friendly letter with correct form
Penmanship and spelling Penmanship and spelling Section 3
Section 3 Section 3 Reviewing capitalization and punctuation
Being verbs Using a dictionary; estimating word loca- Section 3 Section 3 Reviewing nouns and verbs
Glossary tion Dictionary: using entry words Compound sentences using and, but, and Hidden sentences in word puzzles
Writing statements to answer questions Writing quotation marks or Riddles in a guessing game
Homophones
Irregular nouns – singular and plural Choosing and capitalizing good story titles Building sentences Penmanship and spelling
war = /wȯr/
Abbreviating measurements ure = /yůr/ Penmanship and spelling
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SUNRISE 2ND EDITION LANGUAGE ARTS 300
301
Section 1
Reviewing verbs
Reviewing correct use of a and an and
thə and thē
Reviewing good study habits
Recognizing sentences and fragments
Reviewing use of commas
Reviewing capitalization rules
Reviewing abbreviations of months and
days
Recognizing nouns – common and
proper
Reviewing titles of respect and their
abbreviations
Section 2
Reviewing two main sentence parts
Reviewing address abbreviations
Recognizing singular and plural nouns
Locating and using a glossary
Recognizing math abbreviations
Working with the homophones to, too,
and two
Recognizing the /a/ and /au/ sounds
Section 3
Reviewing describing words tell how
many or what kind
Reviewing and memorizing five being
verbs—am, is, are, was, were
Reviewing statements and questions
Reviewing alphabetical order
Alphabetizing to the third letter
Using a table of contents
Locating and using an index
Creative Writing
306
Section 1
Identifying steps of the memorizing
process
Alphabetizing two sets of words
Beginning to read a book for an oral
book report
Caring for books
Recognizing the abbreviation for
Number and Numbers
Understanding the meanings of the
abbreviations a.m. and p.m.
Section 2
Recognizing past and present tense
being verbs
Using capital letters in quotations
Recognizing and memorizing have, has,
and had as helping verbs
Preparing for an oral book report
Section 3
Writing notes for an oral book report
Practicing to give an oral book report
Giving the oral report
Creative Writing
302
Section 1
Reviewing compound sentences
Understanding paragraphs: indenting; one
subject per paragraph
Identifying a topic sentence
Using a dictionary: alphabetical order,
three sections, entry, guide words
Writing irregular plural nouns
Section 2
Learning how to prepare for a test
Understanding good test-taking practices
Understanding three parts of a sentence
diagram
Reviewing initials
Choosing topic sentences for paragraphs
Writing a topic sentence for a paragraph
Recognizing and writing singular owner-
ship words
Reviewing how to capitalize titles
Section 3
Writing a paragraph: selecting a topic;
keeping unity
Using may and can
Recognizing a, an, and the as articles
Creative Writing
307
Section 1
Recognizing the parts of a friendly
letter: heading, greeting, body,
closing, signature
Capitalizing words in and punctuating a
friendly letter
Using commas in quotations
Using the colon in Bible references and in
writing times
Section 2
Recognizing present and past tense irreg-
ular verbs: ring, know, hide, give, sing
Using helping verbs with irregular verbs:
rung, known, hidden, given, sung
Writing a friendly letter
Choosing descriptive adjectives
Section 3
Using notes to write a paragraph
Using them and those correctly
Comparing things using a Venn diagram
just for fun
Creative Writing
303
Section 1
Using the homophones their, there,
they’re, your, and you’re
Recognizing transition words
Working with pronouns and their mean-
ings
Using I and me with a name
Recognizing unnecessary words: there,
here, and unnecessary pronouns
Correcting run-on sentences
Section 2
Reading pronunciations without the breve
Reading pronunciations with accent
marks
Recognizing the number of syllables
using the entry word
Using this, that, these, and those as
singular and plural and in terms of
distance
Reviewing contractions
Working with dictionary definitions
Section 3
Learning the term adjective
Recognizing adjectives that tell how
many, what kind, and which one
Recognizing articles as adjectives
Diagramming adjectives
Reviewing how to write addresses
Addressing envelopes
Creative Writing
308
Section 1
Working with more homophones
Using the comparative adjectives good,
better, and best
Alphabetizing five words: two sets and
another word
Writing a thank-you note
Section 2
Diagramming compound subjects
Working with subjects and being verbs
Understanding comparative adjectives
with -er or -est endings
Diagramming helping verbs
Section 3
Recognizing more irregular present and
past tense verbs: take, speak, see,
shake, eat
Using helping verbs with irregular verbs:
taken, spoken, seen, shaken, eaten
Understanding an editor’s work
Using editing skills
Creative Writing
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304
Section 1
Alphabetizing a set of words and two
other words
Identifying singular and plural pronouns
Recognizing and writing regular plural
ownership words
Reviewing five parts of a letter
Writing a thank-you note
Section 2
Using sit and set
Recognizing that the dictionary and ency-
clopedia are reference books
Choosing which reference (dictionary or
encyclopedia) to use
Using an encyclopedia
Using exclamation marks
Section 3
Using an atlas
Determining which reference (dictionary,
encyclopedia, or atlas) to use
Learning the term being verbs
Learning that being verbs are singular
and plural
Understanding how names are alphabet-
ized in a list, encyclopedia, etc.
Creative Writing
309
Section 1
Reading and enjoying poetry
Identifying rhyming words
Counting syllables in lines of poetry
Recognizing rhythm in poetry
Section 2
Recognizing poets write poems
Identifying poetic language—”more
interesting words”
Telling whether poems evoke happy or
sad feelings
Writing a prayer poem
Section 3
Reading and enjoying poetry
Recognizing figures of speech
Reading more poems
Creative Writing
305
Section 1
Recognizing question words
Answering questions appropriately
Using quotation marks
Using no and not words correctly (no dou-
ble negatives)
Choosing descriptive verbs
Section 2
Recognizing not contractions as not
words (no double negatives)
Recognizing simple subjects
Introduce term simple subject
Understanding subject/verb agreement
Recognizing good practices for doing
homework
Section 3
Identifying compound subjects
Recognizing present and past tense verbs
Capitalizing holidays and books of the
Bible
Creative Writing
310
Section 1
Memorizing the poem, Mr. Nobody, using
the six steps for memorizing
Using the comparative adjectives bad,
worse, and worst
Recognizing the present and past tense
of more irregular verbs: come, do, go,
fall
Using helping verbs with irregular verbs:
come, done, gone, fallen
Section 2
Alphabetizing: different length words with
same beginning letters
Using the dictionary and encyclopedia to
find specific information
Writing the first draft of a report, using
information from Lesson 7
Editing and rewriting the report
Section 3
Recognizing compound verbs
Recognizing the present and past tense
of more irregular verbs: tear, throw,
wear, break, write
Using helping verbs with irregular verbs:
torn, thrown, worn, broken, written
Creative Writing
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401
Section 1
Language—what it is and does
Importance of following directions
Reviewing to, too, two
Using an index
Recognizing sentence and phrase
Reviewing thƏ and thē
Writing dates and time
Reviewing a.m. and p.m.
Reviewing nouns: person, place, and
thing
Introducing nouns: idea
Origins of the English language
Penmanship and spelling
Section 2
Using a dictionary as a reference
Recognizing action verbs
Recognizing a pronunciation key
Recognizing accent marks
Writing plural nouns
Purpose of written communication
Using a glossary
Section 3
Introducing multiple word definitions
Reviewing how to form plural nouns
Reviewing test-taking skills
406
Section 1
Reviewing more things about nouns
Introducing taking notes
Reviewing antonyms and synonyms
Listening in church
Reviewing names for God
Introducing how to take notes
Penmanship and spelling
Section 2
Introducing adjectives that compare
Introducing irregular adjectives that
compare
Introducing more note taking
Reviewing how to find the simple
subject
Stringy sentences
Section 3
Introducing commas and names in
sentences
Taking notes on subject of interest
Writing from notes
402
Section 1
Introducing common and proper nouns
Reviewing adjectives
Reviewing diagramming - adjectives
Introducing key words and scanning
Reviewing possessive words
Penmanship and spelling
Section 2
Choosing which reference to use:
table of contents, index, glossary
Reviewing singular possessive words
and sentences
Using possessive words
Using interesting adjectives
Using an encyclopedia
Section 3
Reviewing plural possessive words
Using an atlas
Writing plural possessive words
407
Section 1
Introducing adverbs
Choosing a subject to write about
Diagramming adverbs
Reviewing possessive words
Reviewing its and it’s
Penmanship and spelling
Section 2
Taking notes on subject of interest
Writing the rough draft
Revising your writing
Editing your writing
Section 3
Introducing specific verbs
Choosing the right verbs
Introducing lie and lay
Reviewing doing homework
403
Section 1
Introducing listening skills
Introducing punctuation in sentences
Reviewing commas after yes and no
Declarative and interrogative
sentences
Reviewing homophones
Introducing singular and plural
pronouns
Using is and are
Introducing exclamatory sentences
Penmanship and spelling
Section 2
Giving clear directions
Using have and had
Using and writing titles of respect
Using may and can
Introducing possessive pronoun
Reviewing it’s and its
Reviewing irregular nouns
Diagramming compound subjects
Section 3
Writing possessive pronouns
Introducing imperative sentences
Reviewing friendly letters; pen pals
408
Section 1
Introducing more adverbs
Writing a series of words
Introducing then and than
Introducing more irregular verbs
Penmanship and spelling
Section 2
Introducing the subject of an
imperative sentence
Capitalizing countries, nationalities,
languages
Diagramming imperative sentences
Introducing plural nouns that keep
their spellings
Section 3
Reviewing commas in dates
Introducing proper use of pronouns
Reviewing telephone use
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404
Section 1
Introducing being verbs
Introducing subject pronouns
Reviewing and writing thank-you notes
Introducing yourself
Penmanship and spelling
Section 2
Introducing the term fragment
Reviewing sentence and fragment
Reviewing holidays and special days
Using teach and learn
Using sit and set
Reviewing being verbs
Introducing being verbs as helping
verbs
Section 3
Capitalization rules for books of the
Bible
Introducing Old and New Testaments
Introducing secondary accent marks
Writing thank-you notes
Introducing term return address
Reviewing addressing envelopes
409
Section 1
Introducing more adverbs
Introducing clustering
Introducing how-to directions
Writing how-to directions
Penmanship and spelling
Section 2
Introducing poems that rhyme
Introducing poems that don’t rhyme
Introducing how to read a poem
Introducing fun poems
Section 3
Finding subjects of interrogative
sentences
Diagramming interrogative sentences
Reviewing clustering
405
Section 1
Introducing three verb parts
Introducing irregular verbs
Reviewing run-on sentences
Reviewing quotations
Reviewing quotation marks
Introducing Golden Rule Talk
Penmanship and spelling
Section 2
Reviewing unity in paragraphs
Introducing word forms in a dictionary
Writing friendly letters
Introducing be, being, been
Section 3
Introducing seasons - common or
proper?
Reviewing adjectives point to nouns
Introducing punctuation in quotations
Introducing separated verbs
410
Section 1
Revising a friendly letter
Editing a friendly letter
Introducing punctuation in quotations
Introducing hint to identify adverbs
Penmanship and spelling
Section 2
Introducing sources of information
Introducing postcards
Making and writing a postcard
A Just for Fun lesson
Section 3
Writing a rough draft
Revising a rough draft
Editing a report
Copying a report
SUNRISE LANGUAGE ARTS 500
501
Section 1
Review: nouns and verbs, capitaliza-
tion, punctuation, sentence types,
fragments, run-on and stringy
sentences
Compound verbs
Their, they’re, there; its, it’s; whose,
who’s
Section 2
Reviewing pronouns, adjectives, ref-
erence books.
Simple and compound sentences
Pronoun antecedents
The thesaurus; antonyms, synonyms
Penmanship and spelling
Section 3
Reviewing sit, set, teach, learn;
adverbs; diagramming
Using specific words
Penmanship and spelling
502
Section 1
Parts of irregular verbs
Introducing prepositions
Adverb and adjective phrases
More proper nouns
Penmanship and spelling
Section 2
Outlines—labeling the parts
Punctuating outlines
Making outline from given essay
Penmanship and spelling
Section 3
Diagramming prepositional phrases
Two adjectives before a noun
Nouns of direct address
Penmanship and spelling
503
Section 1
Forming noun plurals
Functions of possessive pronouns
Functions of possessive nouns
Apostrophes in contractions
Diagramming contractions
The adverbs never, not, n’t
Section 2
Future-tense verbs
Subject pronouns
Topic sentences
Using specific words
Penmanship and spelling
Section 3
Writing a personal narrative
Penmanship and spelling
504
Section 1
Book, magazine, newspaper titles
Inverted subject and verb
Part of speech, synonyms in dictionary
Introducing verb phrases
Penmanship and spelling
Section 2
Homophones, homographs
Apostrophes in possessive nouns
Comma use to avoid misreading
Double negatives
Penmanship and spelling
Section 3
Specific rules of grammar
Word histories
Penmanship and spelling
505
Section 1
Conjunctions
Linking verbs
Proper adjectives
Comparison/contrast paragraphs
Penmanship and spelling
Section 2
Using them correctly
Using forms of bring and drown
Recognizing action, linking verbs
Separated subject and verb
Compound pronouns
Section 3
Proper nouns, proper adjectives
Nouns that can be common or proper
Apostrophes with Jesus, Moses
Penmanship and spelling

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Section 1 Writing a Research Paper Section 1 Section 1 Section 1
Three or more subjects, verbs Using encyclopedia helps Linking verb review Positive, comparative, superlative Using good and well
Let, leave; less, fewer; attacked Choosing a subject Introducing and diagramming predi- adjectives Adverb review
Using colons to introduce a list Writing purpose statement and outline cate adjectives, predicate nomina- Singular and plural verbs Using between, among
Using the library Taking notes tives Subject-verb agreement Using bad, badly
Penmanship and spelling Writing, editing, revising the research Story, chapter, song, poem titles Writing a business letter Subject-verb agreement—separated
paper Penmanship and spelling Penmanship and spelling by prepositional phrase
Section 2
Section 2 Penmanship and spelling
Using concise words Section 2
Writing a summary Preposition review Using hyphens in compound numbers Section 2
Penmanship and spelling Simple, compound sentences Preposition review Reading, taking notes on book
Subject-verb patterns Pronouns need clear antecedent Giving oral book report
Section 3
Subject-verb agreement, sentences Penmanship and spelling Penmanship and spelling
Preposition review beginning with here, there
Introducing, diagramming interjec- Section 3 Section 3
Penmanship and spelling
tions Subject-verb agreement—you, I Using quotation marks
Onomatopoeic words Section 3 Using rise, raise correctly Possessive pronouns
Penmanship and spelling Adverbs that modify adjectives Using accept, except correctly Commas after introductory words
Present participle Penmanship and spelling Penmanship and spelling
Writing dialogue correctly
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SUNRISE LANGUAGE ARTS 600
601
Section 1
Reviewing common, proper, compound,
plural, possessive nouns; action,
being, helping verbs; adjectives;
diagramming adjectives; singular,
plural, possessive, subject, com-
pound pronouns
Spelling and penmanship
Section 2
Reviewing sentence fragments, stringy
sentences, run-on sentences;
identifying & diagramming adverbs;
identifying, diagramming, & punctuat-
ing interjections; identifying & dia-
gramming conjunctions; principal
parts of verbs; prepositions
Section 3
Reviewing capitalization of proper nouns
& proper adjectives; apostrophes in
plural & singular possessives; correct
use of sit & set, rise & raise, lie & lay,
then & than
606
Section 1
Determining if a verb is linking or action
Using its, it’s; less, fewer; real, really
Recognizing & diagramming indirect
objects, predicate adjectives, &
predicate nominatives
Spelling and penmanship
Section 2
Using objective case pronouns correctly
Recognizing objective case pronouns as
singular or plural, & as first, second,
or third person
Reviewing adverbs that modify verbs,
adjectives, & other adverbs
Words that are always adverbs
Correcting comma splices
Paragraphs with supporting details in
order of importance
Section 3
Capitalizing proper nouns & titles of
respect
Reviewing complements: predicate
adjectives, predicate nominatives,
direct & indirect objects
Hyphenating words at the ends of lines
602
Section 1
Reviewing linking verbs; identifying &
diagramming predicate adjectives,
predicate nominatives; simple &
complete subjects & predicates
Diagram adverbs that modify adjectives
Words as prepositions or adverbs
Spelling and penmanship
Section 2
Reviewing paragraph writing
Commas in parenthetical expressions
Recognizing & using transition words
Positive, comparative, & superlative
forms of adjectives
Clear antecedents for pronouns
Section 3
Capitalization—direction words in names;
streets & highways; names of God &
words that refer to God; abbreviations
of proper names
Nominative case pronouns
Reviewing contractions
607
Section 1
Reviewing capitalization
Punctuating direct quotations
Action, linking, or being verbs/phrases
Indefinite pronouns, their function in sen-
tences, & verb agreement with
Spelling and penmanship
Section 2
Comparison & contrast paragraphs
Adjective & adverb phrases
Diagramming phrases that modify the
object of another phrase
Using then, than; them, those
Commas to avoid misreading
Section 3
Positive, comparative, & superlative
degrees of comparison adverbs
Using comparison adverbs correctly
Hyphenating words at the ends of lines
Reviewing personal pronouns
Subject/verb agreement review
603
Section 1
Adverbs modifying other adverbs
Diagramming adverbs
Capitalizing course names, languages,
brand names
Simple & compound sentences
Writing a paragraph using reasons to
support the topic sentence
Spelling and penmanship
Section 2
Review of all diagramming
Adjectives that compare
First-, second-, & third-person nominative
case pronouns
Present, present participle, past, & past
participle forms of verbs
Diagramming compound objects of
prepositions
Section 3
Reviewing using good & well correctly
Using a colon to introduce a series
Diagramming a compound verb with a
helping verb
Commas to separate two adjectives
608
Section 1
Parallel form with coordinating & correla-
tive conjunctions
A paragraph in spatial order
Summary sentences in paragraphs
Reviewing eight parts of speech & com-
plements
Spelling and penmanship
Section 2
Writing fractions with hyphens
Using semicolons in sentences
Six singular indefinite pronouns
Verb agreement-indefinite pronouns
Using of, have; to, and
Section 3
Deciding if a word is a noun or verb
Pronunciations of words that can be
either nouns or verbs
Deciding what part of speech various
words are functioning in
Omitting unnecessary prepositions
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604
Section 1
Diagram nominative case pronouns as
predicate nominatives
Verb agreement—singular, plural, or com-
pound subjects
Contraction agreement with subjects
Adjective phrases
Supporting a topic sentence with a story
Spelling and penmanship
Section 2
Review of punctuating titles; using
apostrophes to show possession
Demonstrative & interrogative pronouns
Possessive case pronouns: first, second,
or third person; & as adjectives or
pronouns
Verbs that can be linking or action
Section 3
Using correlative conjunctions
Diagramming correlative conjunctions
Verb agreement—compound subjects
Using beside, besides; in, into
609
Section 1
Reviewing adverb phrases
How come? or Why for? = Why?
Diagramming a sentence with a com-
pound verb & a direct object
Correctly placing prepositional
phrases
Four indefinite plural pronouns
Spelling and penmanship
Section 2
Reviewing predicate adjectives, partici-
ples, adjective phrases, & articles
Semicolons in a series with commas
Recognizing indefinite pronouns that may
be singular or plural
Verb agreement—indefinite pronouns
Section 3
Preparing, writing, revising, editing, &
rewriting a character sketch
605
Section 1
Recognizing & diagramming participles
Easily confused adjectives & adverbs
Learning the term complement
Defining & diagramming direct objects
Artwork titles, ship, train, & aircraft names
Spelling and penmanship
Section 2
A paragraph in chronological order
Recognizing & diagramming appositives
& appositive phrases
Changing direct quotations to indirect
ones and vice versa
Verb agreement—measurements or
amounts of time or money; singular
subjects that appear plural
Section 3
Using an exclamation point or a comma
with an interjection
Plurals of letters, numbers, & symbols
Using lie, lay; sit, set; rise, raise
610
Section 1
Reviewing adjectives, adverbs, capitaliza-
tion, & conjunctions
Correctly placing adjectives & adjective
phrases
Spelling and penmanship
Section 2
Reviewing complements, nouns of direct
address, appositives; indefinite pro-
nouns; subject/verb agreement, action
& linking verbs
Section 3
Reviewing verbs that can be linking or
action
Writing a news article
Words as nouns or verbs
SUNRISE LANGUAGE ARTS 700
701
Proper and common nouns
Dividing words at the end of lines
Possessive and proper adjectives
Action, being, and helping verbs
Verb phrases
Identifying and diagramming adverbs
Identifying and diagramming direct
and indirect objects
Identifying linking verbs, predicate
adjectives, and predicate nomina-
tives
Diagramming adjectives, predicate
adjectives, and predicate nomina-
tives
Singular and plural first-, second-,
and third-person nominative case
pronouns
Antecedents
Lie/lay, sit/set, raise/rise, bring/take
Apostrophes in possessive words
Prepositions and prepositional
phrases
Interrogative, declarative, imperative,
and exclamatory sentences
706
Adjective clauses
Diagramming adjective clauses
Using semicolons correctly
Using who and whom properly
Outlines
Writing expositions
Differentiating between singular and
plural indefinite pronouns
Writing an outline
Exposition—writing the rough draft
Misplaced and dangling modifiers
Exposition—revising and editing
In/into; of/have; to/and
702
Identifying and diagramming partici-
ples
Verbs that can be action or linking
Singular and plural first-, second-, and
third-person objective case pro-
nouns
Differentiating between prepositions
and adverbs
Identifying and diagramming adverbs
that modify other adverbs
Simple and complete subjects and
predicates
Singular and plural first-, second-, and
third-person possessive case pro-
nouns
Punctuating quotations
Coordinating conjunctions
Punctuating coordinating conjunctions
Better for had better; am I not for
aren’t I; ain’t
Using apostrophes in contractions
Who’s/whose; theirs/there’s;
their/there/they’re; your/you’re;
its/it’s
707
(A study guide for the book But Not
Forsaken)
Foreshadowing
Flashback
Characterization through dialogue,
description, and action
Allusion
Differentiating between main event
and minor detail
Analyzing characters; description and
evaluation
The author’s purpose
703
Identifying and diagramming apposi-
tive adjectives
What is an interview?
Identifying and diagramming adverb
phrases
Singular indefinite pronouns
Indefinite pronouns and verb agree-
ment
Punctuating quotations
Conducting an interview
What is a news article?
Choosing a news event to write about
Could or used to be able to for used to
could
Want to get off, etc., for want off, etc.
Differentiating between indirect objects
and objects of prepositions
Compound subjects and verbs
Compound subject and verb agreement
Writing, editing, and revising news
article
Comparisons—adverbs and adjectives
Positive, comparative, and superlative
Presenting the news article
708
Relative pronouns and subordinating
conjunctions
Clauses with modifiers and phrases
Adjective and adverb clauses
Diagramming adverb clauses
Punctuating questions or exclamations
in quotations
Differentiating between adjective and
adverb clauses
Diagramming review
Inside and outside for inside of and
outside of
Where for where to and where at
Using clauses to combine sentences
Maintaining consistency in verb tenses
Identifying active and passive verbs
Changing sentences from active to
passive voice
Changing sentences from passive to
active voice
Reviewing the eight parts of speech
21
704 705
Adverb phrases
Differentiating between verbs and
Diagramming adverb phrases verbals
Identifying and diagramming apposi- Gerunds in various functions in a
tives sentence
Using nominative and objective case Diagramming gerunds
pronouns correctly
Proper colon use
Using commas correctly
Relative pronouns
Collective nouns
Subordinating conjunctions
Participial phrases
Dependent and independent clauses
Dangling participles
Complex sentences
Identifying and diagramming participial Identifying and diagramming adjec-
phrases with modifiers
tive phrases
Identifying and diagramming participial
Essential and nonessential phrases
phrases with complements
Using commas with nonessential
Correlative conjunctions and verb
phrases
agreement
Compound prepositions
Sure/surely; real/really; bad/badly;
Beside/besides; except/accept;
good/well
between/among
Double negatives
Plural indefinite pronouns
Differentiating between phrases and
Subject-verb agreement
clauses
Using precise verbs
Using vivid verbs
709
Gerund phrases in various functions in
sentences
Diagramming gerund phrases
Punctuating quotations within quotations
Determining which clause is subordinate 710
Differentiating between simple and com- Reviewing adjectives and adjective
pound sentences phrases
Diagramming compound sentences Reviewing adverbs and adverb
Identifying and diagramming complex phrases
sentences Reviewing participles and participial
Differentiating between dependent and phrases
independent clauses Reviewing appositives and appositive
Recognizing compound-complex sen- phrases
tences Reviewing diagramming adjective
Diagramming compound-complex sen- clauses
tences Reviewing diagramming adverb
Reading a story with expression clauses
Reviewing predicate nominatives and Reviewing nominative and objective
adjectives case pronouns
Diagramming predicate nominatives and Reviewing the proper use of commas
adjectives What are people of different places
Reviewing direct and indirect objects called?
Diagramming direct and indirect objects Increase your vocabulary
Reviewing verbs Animal words
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801
Verbs: action, being, and helping
Nouns: common, compound, and
collective
Concrete and abstract nouns
Adjectives, appositive adjectives, and
proper adjectives
Adverbs and diagramming them
Linking verbs
Predicate nominatives and predicate
adjectives
Direct objects and diagramming them
Indirect objects and diagramming
them
Prepositions
Preposition or adverb?
Adjective phrases and diagramming
them
Adverb phrases and diagramming
them
Pronouns
Personal pronouns; three cases,
three persons; singular and plural
Sentences, fragments, and run-ons
Diagramming imperative and
interrogative sentences
More pronouns: interrogative,
demonstrative, and compound
To abbreviate or not to abbreviate
806
Dependent and independent clauses
Compound-complex sentences
Diagramming compound-complex
sentences
Underlining and quotation marks in
titles
Present perfect, past perfect, and
future perfect
Pronoun-antecedent agreement in
number
Noun clauses
Diagramming noun clauses
Pronoun-antecedent agreement in
gender
Making compound nouns plural
What’s in the library?
Using the library
802
Writing times, dates, and numbers
Participles and participial phrases
Diagramming participles and participial
phrases
Subject-verb agreement
Gerunds and gerund phrases
Diagramming gerunds and gerund
phrases
Coordinating and correlative conjunc-
tions
Independent and dependent clauses
Relative pronouns and dependent
clauses
Adjective clauses and diagramming
them
Subordinating conjunctions
Adverb clauses and diagramming
them
Infinitives and diagramming them
Using semicolons
Capitalization review
Using colons
807
What is a research paper?
Choosing a subject
Looking for sources
Writing a purpose statement
Making your preliminary outline
Plagiarism
How to take notes
Taking notes
Taking more notes
Do I have enough information?
Writing the complete outline
Formatting and crediting quotations
Getting started and beginning the
rough draft
Continue writing
A good conclusion
Revising and editing
The final copy
Finishing the research paper
The bibliography
A sample research paper
803
Diagramming adverbs
Problem adjectives and adverbs
Direct quotations
Appositives and appositive phrases
Commas with appositive phrases
Using appositives to combine sen-
tences
Writing ordinal numbers
Indirect quotations
Active and passive voice
Understood relative pronouns
Singular indefinite pronouns
Singular indefinite pronouns and verb
agreement
Transitive and intransitive verbs
Figures of speech: simile, metaphor,
personification, hyperbole
Quotation marks with other punctua-
tion
Nouns of direct address
Subject-verb agreement with words
ending in -ics
808
Who, Whom, Whoever, Whomever
Using the dash
Infinitives used as adjectives
Avoid using unnecessary prepositions
Diagramming infinitives used as adjec-
tives
Elliptical clauses
Pronouns in elliptical clauses
Adverb clauses that modify adjectives
and adverbs
Diagramming adverb clauses that
modify adjectives and adverbs
Using parentheses
Using pronouns correctly
Using commas in sentences
Using vivid verbs
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804
Infinitive phrases
Diagramming infinitive phrases
Pronoun-antecedent agreement
Using commas for nonessential
phrases
Subject-verb agreement with com-
pound subjects
Single quotation marks
Principal parts of verbs
Irregular verbs
The basic tenses: present, past, future
The perfect tenses: present, past,
future
Nouns, pronouns, or adjectives
Simple and compound sentences
Using hyphens
809
Infinitive review
Infinitives as adverbs
Diagramming adverb infinitive
phrases
Redundancies—extra or unnecessary
words
Capitalization review
Simple, compound, and complex sen-
tences
Gerunds and gerund phrase review
Verb review
Adjective review
Quotation mark review
Indefinite pronoun review
Participial phrase review
805
Subject-verb agreement with indefinite
pronouns
Noun clauses
Diagramming noun clauses
Complex sentences
Preparing and planning for a speech
Writing the speech introduction
Outlining the speech
Writing the conclusion
Preparing for and giving the speech
Apostrophes in compound nouns and
compound subjects
Adverbial nouns and noun phrases
Diagramming adverbial nouns and
noun phrases
Identifying verbal phrases
810
Active and passive voice review
Infinitive phrases as adverbs
Noun complement review
Transitive and intransitive verb review
Noun clause review
Compound-complex sentence review
Conjunction review
Pronoun agreement review—number
and gender
Capitalization review
Writing interesting sentences
Writing sentences
 CURRICULUM OVERVIEW

Sunrise 2nd Edition Learning to Read

Learning to Read is a total program introducing the beginning first grader to the basics of all the language arts areas. The beginner learns
the sound of a letter and how to write it. He learns how to blend sounds together to both spell and read words.
The lessons of Learning to Read cover visual discrimination, listening, handwriting, phonics, spelling, and reading. The other subjects
for first grade are coordinated with Learning to Read and are begun before its completion. This ties the first grade curriculum together and
provides a solid foundation which helps the child develop good work habits for independent study.
A picture card, story, and rhyme are used to introduce 21 consonants, four consonant digraphs, and the long and short vowel sounds.
The key picture on each card begins with the sound of the letter printed underneath. The story and rhyme are centered around that key
picture and usually contain many words with the new sound. The children learn the rhyme and repeat it frequently throughout the lesson
and in following lessons to help rivet the sound in their minds as they associate the letter and key picture. The story also contains a moral
or draws the child’s mind to the greatness of God’s creation or God’s care for him. The students develop listening comprehension by
answering questions about each story.
The workbook also provides a variety of activities. There is a picture to color like the key picture for that sound, a page with writing
practice, a page drilling likenesses and differences, and several pages of pictures with lines to write the beginning sound or the vowel
sound. As the child advances, there are also words to sound and stories to read.
After 35 basic sounds have been introduced, the lessons generally include a two-page story with questions to answer, a page for writ-
ing practice, and a phonics page. The phonics page continues drill on sounding words and marking vowels as well as introducing more
advanced concepts such as consonant blends, various spellings for long vowel sounds, and variant vowel sounds.
The Teacher’s Guide gives detailed step-by-step instructions showing how to teach each lesson and is an indispensable component of
the Learning to Read program. Other features of the guidebooks include a comprehensive outline of each lesson; answers for the
LightUnits; a summary of sounds, markings, and phonetic rules; teaching tips; and enrichment activities. There is also a list of activities
for kinesthetic reinforcement, some suggested games for reinforcing concepts taught, and a list of rhythmic descriptions for all manuscript
letters. This is followed by a glossary of terms. Daily and yearly schedules are given to assist in planning. A chart shows initial concentra-
tion on Learning to Read with a slower sequence in Bible and math and a later introduction to language arts followed by a reading pro-
gram (separate Teacher Guides provide direction for each of these courses).
Before teaching Learning to Read, the teacher should study _~ëáÅë=Ñçê=_ÉÖáååÉêë, the CLE training LightUnit for first grade teachers. This
gives a thorough introduction to the Learning to Read curriculum and also includes a section of phonics for teachers with an accompany-
ing CD.

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SUNRISE 2ND EDITION LEARNING TO READ 100
101
Sounds Introduced:
d, s, m, f, a (short)
Sight Words Introduction:
do, some, many, for, the
Writing:
d, s, m, f, a
106
Sounds Intrduced:
a (long), sh, o (long), th, i (long)
Sight Words Introduced:
baby, quiet, and, should, obey,
happy, gives, come, they, Bible
Writing:
A, D, S, O, M, F, I, B
Concepts Introduced:
Long Vowel—Silent e
Students begin answering questions
about the story
Consonant digraphs: sh, th
102 103 104 105
Sounds Introduced: Sounds Introduced: Sounds Introduced: Sounds Introduced:
t, g, n, p, o (short) h, j, r, b, i (short), c, k w, l, u (short), v, y e (short), plural s, z, x, qu
Sight Words Introduced: Sight Words Introduced: Sight Words Introduced: Sight Words Introduced:
to, good, now, put, are, all here, joy, ring, brown, is, on, could, was, little, under, have, very, you seven, yellow, zero, said
kind, a
Writing: Writing: Writing:
t, g, n, p, o Writing: w, l, u, v, y e, z, x, qu
h, j, r, b, i, c, k
Concepts Introduced: Concepts Introduced:
Double ending: ll Double endings: ss, ff
107 108 109 110
Sounds Introduced: Sounds Introduced:
Sounds Introduced: Sounds Introduced:
wh, u (long), ch, e (long) Beginning Blends: bl, cl, fl, gl, br, cr,
Suffix: -s, -ing Three-letter blends: thr, shr, scr, spl,
pl, sl, dr, fr, gr, pr, tr, sc, sm, sp, sk,
Sight Words Introduced: Ending blends: ld, nd, lp, sp, mp, lb, lf, spr, str
sn, st, sw, tw
what, does, of, children, thank, look, sk, nk, lk, nt, ft, pt, st, lt, ct, xt ed = d
easy, because, Sunday Sight Words Introduced: e (long) at the end of a word   s=z
teacher, loves, Jesus, please, teaches, o (long) at the end of a word   o and al = ȯ
Writing: about, who, color, pretty, purple, Three-letter blends: thr, shr or = ȯr
T, U, G, N, E, P, H, J orange, boy, others, too, shoe, oh, igh = i (long)
one, from, girl, two Sight Words Introduced:
Concepts Introduced: ind = ind (long i)
saw, were, eyes, any, ready, book,
Vowel sets: ee, ea, ai, ay Writing: picture, find, other, school, story, Sight Words Introduced:
Consonant digraphs: wh, ch R, C, K, W, L, Y, V, Q, X, Z where, friend, paper, want, four, walk, water, animals
Concepts Introduced: learn, number
Concepts Introduced:
y = i (long) Concepts Introduced: Three-letter blends: thr, shr, scr, spl,
Consonant blends: bl, cl, fl, gl, br, cr, Suffixes spr, str
pl, sl, dr, fr, gr, pr, tr, sc, sm, sp, sk, Ending blends Compound words
sn, st, sw, tw Two-letter long-vowel words Suffix: ed = d
Vowel sets: ie, oa, oe, ui, ue
o and al = ȯ
or = ȯr
igh = i (long)
ind = ind (long i)
Adding s with a z sound
uses of y
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LEVEL READING
Sunrise
2nd
Reviews skills learned in
Learning to Read, intro-
Edition duces new phonics, com-
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CURRICULUM OVERVIEW
skills.
I Wonder
Sunrise
2nd Reviews all reading skills,
Edition adds new skills, and
200
expands comprehension
and analysis skills.
Helping
Hands
Happy Sunrise Edition Reading
Hearts
Sunrise Each level reviews and CLE’s reading program builds on iÉ~êåáåÖ=íç=oÉ~ÇI adding reading reinforcement and comprehen-
2nd builds on skills learned in sion strategies in each grade level. Readers filled with captivating stories help students develop critical
Edition earlier levels, leading the reading skills and teach valuable character building lessons.
300
student into logical, coher-
ent thinking and giving LightUnits provide practice in reading mechanics, comprehension, and analysis. These activities not
Doors to practice in study and read- only drill students, but also give teachers an accurate picture of students’ abilities and progress. Newly
Discovery ing skills.
designed LightUnits have two quizzes that may be used as closed book quizzes or as self checks.
Sunrise Combined quiz and test scores measure mastery.
2nd Teacher’s Guides include answers (through Level 400), detailed notes and instructions for exercises,
Edition class discussion, silent and oral reading, and other activities. A wealth of teaching how-to and school-
400 room wisdom helps even beginning teachers have successful reading classes.
Bridges
Beyond Nine readers are available: f=tçåÇÉê (second half of Grade 1); eÉäéáåÖ=e~åÇë=(first half of Grade 2); e~ééó
eÉ~êíë (second half of Grade 2); aççêë= íç= aáëÅçîÉêó= (Grade 3); _êáÇÖÉë= _ÉóçåÇ (Grade 4); léÉå= táåÇçïë
Sunrise (Grade 5); `~ääë=íç=`çìê~ÖÉ (Grade 6); qÜÉ=oç~Ç=iÉëë=qê~îÉäÉÇ (Grade 7); tÜÉêÉ=oç~Çë=aáîÉêÖÉ (Grade 8).
500
Open
Windows
Sunrise
600
Calls to
Courage
Sunrise
700
The Road
Less
Traveled
Sunrise
800
Where
Roads
Diverge

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SUNRISE 2ND EDITION READING 100 – I Wonder
101
Phonics, decoding, and meanings
Oral reading
Recalling story details
Direction words
Question words
Antecedents of pronouns
Inferring facts
Sounds of -ed
Two-syllable words
Why story children had a good time
Multi-syllable words
Feelings and motives
God-given animal instincts
Recognizing wrong word in
category
Recognizing an exaggeration
Putting events in order
102
Phonics, decoding, and meanings
Oral reading
Recalling story details
True or false
Story characters’ feelings
Drawing conclusions
Cheerful giving
Words with similar meanings
Inferring details
Categorizing words in lists
Rhyming words in a poem
God’s treasures in the earth
Working with opposites
Comparing and contrasting a Bible
event and a story
Matching dialogue to speaker
Analyzing story characters’ thoughts
103
Phonics, decoding, and meanings
Oral reading
Recalling story details
Suffixes or not?
God’s presence with us
Taking responsibility
Matching cause with effect
Choosing the main idea of the story
Comparing importance of two actions
Actions that show honesty
Real and imaginary
Putting events in order
Courtesy and rudeness
Predicting the result of an action
Scanning for answers
Indicating location of answers
Inferring things not told in the story
Categorizing and contrasting words
Figures of speech
Hidden-word puzzle
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104
Phonics, decoding, and meanings
Oral reading
Recalling story details
Scanning for words
Another title for the story
Accurate conclusions
Small words in larger words
Homophones
Possessive words
Antecedents of pronouns
Loving and unloving thoughts
Contractions
Causes of effects
Comparing and contrasting actions
Fact or supposition
Questions about a poem
Story order
Ways to help others
Deception in everyday incidents
105
Phonics, decoding, and meanings
Oral reading
Recalling story details
Adding -er or -est after y
Correct or incorrect statements
Morally right or wrong statements
Good and bad habits
Characters’ feelings and actions
Compound words
Completing a simple analogy
Comparing another culture with our
own
The main idea
Possible and impossible
Expressing an opinion
Contentment; covetousness
Predicting
Words that don’t follow the rules
Which action is most important
Comparing God and idols
SUNRISE 2ND EDITION READING 200 – Helping Hands, Happy Hearts
201 202 203 204 205
Direction words; following directions Reading/using Study Words Reading/using Study Words Reading/using Study Words Reading/using Study Words
Answering questions /är/ and /ȯr/ Sounds of c and g Singular and plural Blessings of each season
Vowels and consonants Root words and suffixes Oral reading Oral reading Oral reading
Double consonant endings Oral reading Main idea Applying story information Recalling story facts
Reading/using Study Words Real and pretend Predictions Possible and impossible Word relationships
Short and long vowels Right and wrong pretending Recalling story facts Recalling story facts and details Cause and effect relationships
Oral reading /Ər/ Contractions Scanning for story details Main idea
Cause and effect relationships Suffixes -ful and -ly Ending /j/ and /ch/ spellings Prefixes un- and re- Ownership words
Recalling story facts Choosing a new title Cause and effect relationships Sounds of ea /ĭr/
Categorizing words Main idea Comparing story characters Matching statements to story charac- Applying story information
Analyzing a story character’s actions Recalling story facts Inferring information from everyday ters Giving attendance to reading
and feelings /ȯ/ events Numbering story events in sequence Numbering story events in sequence
Matching statements to story charac- Bible character sleeping in the midst Meanings of blessed and merciful Cause and effect relationships Scanning for story facts and details
ters of danger Is and has contractions Sounds of ey Sounds of ie
Vowel sets /ů/ and /ü/ Sound of igh Applying a Bible verse to a story char- Books
Opposites Inferring feelings Analyzing a story character’s thoughts acter Choosing a new title
Predictions Scanning for story facts Comparing objects for similarities and Words with more than one meaning Accented syllables
Compound words /oi/ differences Analogies Context clues for word meaning
Consonant blends Counting syllables Numbering story events in sequence Comparing another culture with his Determining story characters’ traits by
Applying story information Figures of speech Sounds of gh and ph own their words
Comparisons /ou/ Applying a Bible verse to a story char- Scanning for a word Comparing story characters
Consonant digraphs acter Sounds of ch
Applying prior knowledge More important Figures of speech
Drawing a picture “Silent letter combinations gn, kn, mb, Fact and opinion
wr” Sound of le
Following directions Choosing a new title
“Silent letters h, t, u” Expressing an opinion about the story
Analyzing a story character’s feelings Main idea
207 Real and imaginary
Reading/using Study Words 210
206 Oral reading 208 209 Reading/using Study Words
Reading/using Study Words Homophones Reading/using Study Words Reading/using Study Words Changing f to v for plurals
Glossary Predictions Alphabetical order by second letter /ü/ and /yü/ Oral reading
Pronouns Recalling story facts and details Oral reading Oral reading Improper action of story character
Oral reading Synonyms Antecedents of pronouns Fact and opinion Numbering story events in sequence
Analyzing a story character’s actions Applying wisdom to daily life Comparing another culture with his False gods Scanning for story facts
Choosing a new title own Stating what he learned from the story
Comparing another culture with his Analyzing a story character’s actions
Numbering story events in sequence own Main idea Figures of speech Recalling story facts
Recalling story facts and details Scanning for story facts Plurals not ending in s Good and bad choices Interpreting sentences
Paragraphs Analyzing a story character Feelings of a story character Probably and not likely Main idea
Alphabetical order by first letter Applying story information Figures of speech Scanning for story facts Applying a Bible verse to the story
Comparing story characters with him- Building conviction against listening to Scanning for story facts and details Sounds of ough Cause and effect relationships
self wrong things Sequencing story events Recalling story facts Choosing a new title
Figures of speech Figures of speech Antonyms Applying story information Comparing a story character with him-
Sounds of y Recognizing paragraph beginnings Recalling story details Main idea self
Drawing a picture from a description Scanning for story facts Yes and maybe Choosing a new title Applying story information
Scanning for story facts Rhyming words Applying story information Illustrating a Bible verse Figures of speech
/ĕr/ Choosing a new title Choosing a new title Locating information in the story Choosing better actions
Scanning for figures of speech Main idea Scanning for figures of speech Numbering story events in sequence Matching everyday events to Bible
Inferring information Matching statements to story charac- Applying the Bible verse Applying a Bible verse to a story char- commands
Main idea ters Cause and effect relationships acter Matching statements to story charac-
Scanning for paragraph beginnings Numbering story events in sequence More important Comparing story characters ters

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SUNRISE 2ND EDITION READING 300 – Doors to Discovery Most concepts are listed only the first time they are introduced, but they are
reviewed or used systematically throughout the course. Study words, Bible
verses, and oral reading are also included in each LightUnit.

301 302 303 304 305

Introduction to the reader
Pronunciation key
Recalling story facts and details
Feelings of story characters
Matching statements to story characters
Accented syllables
Inferring and drawing conclusions
Figurative language in poetry
Descriptive language
Oral reading rules
Figures of speech
Recalling facts from a poem
Applying story information
Anachronisms
Bible quotations
Meanings of words from the KJV Bible
Proving facts from the story
Glossary terms Alphabetical order by second letter Characters and setting Important and unimportant information
Cause and effect relationships Scanning for words Map exercises Oral reading with good expression
Table of contents Chronological order Poetry: stanzas, rhyming words, punctua- Possible and impossible
Drawing a picture Scanning for answers to questions tion Identifying relationships of characters
Fact and opinion Comparisons Categories Alphabetical order: set of two and two
Interpreting lines of poetry Evaluating choices of story characters Shaped poetry other words
Stating an opinion about the story Scanning for dialogue Using a sketch Poetry from the Bible
Repetition in poetry Alphabetical order by third letter and Listening to remember
Scanning for events beyond
Scanning for descriptive language
Scanning for figures of speech

306 307 308 309 310

Interpreting sentences Titles Alphabetical order: set of two and set of Prefixes: mid-, pre- Suffixes: -ful, -less
Main idea Alphabetical order: two sets of two three Onomatopoeia Numbering in order
Probable and improbable Synonyms Prefixes: dis-, im-, in-, re-, un- Predictions Map exercises
Alliteration in poetry Probable, improbable, and impossible Analogies Alphabetical order: two sets of two and Listening to remember
Fiction and nonfiction Map exercises one other word
Antonyms Feelings in poetry
Accented syllables

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SUNRISE 2ND EDITION READING 400 – Bridges Beyond
401
Footnotes
Recalling story facts and details
Applying story information
Table of contents
Inferring and drawing conclusions
Comparisons
Predictions
Feelings of story characters
Oral reading rules
Reading with good expression
Figures of speech
Descriptive language
Characters and setting
Cause and effect relationships
Scanning for story information
Main character
Context clues
Poetry: word pictures
Poetry: stanzas
Poetry: rhyming words
Anachronisms
Chronological order
Fact and opinion
Poetry: rhyme pattern abcb
Stating an opinion about the story
Finding proof of answers
Using informational books
Most concepts are listed only the first time they are introduced, but they
are reviewed or used systematically throughout the course. Vocabulary
words, Bible verses, and oral reading are also included in each LightUnit.
402 403 404 405
Defining homonyms from the story Guide words Describing a story character’s appear- Inference
Poetry: oral reading Main idea of a paragraph ance Poetry: comparisons
Problem and solution Prefixes: over-, under- Onomatopoeia Personification
Poetry: descriptive language Using prefixes to determine word Similes Suffixes: -er/-or, -en
Poetry: figures of speech meanings Main ideas of poems Using suffixes to determine word
Poetry: feelings Poetry: rhyme pattern aabb Map exercise meanings
Analyzing changes in a story character Poetry: repetition Prefixes: non-, mis- Summarizing
Main idea of a story Probable, improbable, and impossible Illustrating a sentence Correcting story characters’ incorrect
Supporting details Stating how the title fits the story Poetry: free verse grammar
Poetry: rhyme pattern abab Poetry: tells a story Plot Pronunciation of Bible names
Map exercise Fiction and nonfiction Visualizing Map exercise
Title Examples of fiction Checking a prediction
Interpreting phrases Identifying a story character’s traits
Meanings of words from the KJV Bible Examples of nonfiction
Stating what a story character learned Analogies
Poetry from the Bible Poetry: special sound effects
Poetry: rhythm
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SUNRISE READING 500 – Open Windows
501
Vocabulary words
Cause and effect
Identifying strong, active verbs
Describing story characters
Identifying similes
Defining words from context
Choosing facts to support a state-
ment
Writing progressive degrees of a
concept
Working with personification
Proving or disproving statements
about a story
Identifying and interpreting figures
of speech
Completing analogies
Inferring facts not directly stated
Understanding circumstantial
evidence and proof
Defining and using homographs
Understanding the term idiom
Interpreting common idioms
Answering five W questions
Numbering story events in order
Telling what story characters learned
from the way God worked
Listing traits of story characters
Working with rhythm and rhyme
scheme in poetry
502
Working with vocabulary words
Defining words from context
Understanding a proverb
Creating an alternate story title
Identifying character’s feelings
Identifying the most important event
in a story
Completing analogies that have more
than one correct answer
Understanding a nonverbal message
Predicting what happened after the
story
Inferring facts not directly stated
Marking poetic rhythm
Using principle and principal
Scanning for answers or topics
Evaluating story characters’ actions
Identifying a story’s main lesson
Understanding the meaning of
prejudice and its foolishness
Identifying a biography
Defining foot as used in poetry
Identifying metrical feet in a poem
Thinking about race prejudice
Working with synonyms
Marking rhythm in a poem
503
Working with vocabulary words
Inferring facts not directly stated
Telling what could have happened
Identifying main ideas and summaries
Describing story characters
Identifying a character’s fears and
hardships
Learning about other inventions of
Benjamin Franklin
Marking poetic rhythm and meter
Working with perfect and imperfect
rhyme
Numbering unstated events in order
Identifying figures of speech
Defining and identifying metaphors
Finding evidence to support state-
ments
Outlining a simple story plot
Explaining a figure of speech
Identifying metaphors, similes, and
personification
Defining words from their context
Suggesting others whom the sinking
of the Titanic would have affected
Comparing a poem and a story
Identifying main ideas of paragraphs
Explaining the meanings of sentences
Understanding conflict, internal
conflict, and external conflict
Identifying areas of conflict in the
story
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504
Working with vocabulary words
Identifying cause and effect
Identifying the story purpose and
details that further the story
purpose
Working with guide words
Using the dictionary
Finding metaphors in the Bible
Inferring facts not directly stated
Defining biography
Identifying a metaphor in a poem
Scanning to locate facts
Writing an essay imagining he is
Peter walking on the water
Identifying a metaphor from the story
Defining words from their context
Marking the rhyme scheme of a poem
Writing another title for the story
Making a prediction
Categorizing natural resources
Naming reference books needed to
find answers to given questions
Identifying hints of how a character
will act
Defining free verse
Identifying main ideas, story lessons,
and summaries of stories
Completing a poetic couplet
Reading about KJV Bible
Rewriting KJV phrases in modern
English
Identifying characters, setting,
external and internal conflict in
the story
Understanding a character’s actions
Imagining what might have happened
505
Working with vocabulary words.
Understanding story characters’
actions and feelings
Describing story characters
Working with main idea, story lesson,
and summary
Thinking about idle words
Working with personification
Making a simple outline of a story
Categorizing words
Explaining an idiom
Identifying emotions as shown by
words
Interpreting figures of speech
Defining circumstantial evidence
Scanning for answers
Imagining details not given
Imagining story characters’ feelings
and explaining possible reasons for
their actions
Telling what might have happened
Defining words from their context
Inferring facts not directly stated
Identifying similes
Choosing exact, specific verbs to
replace weak ones
Learning the term epigram
SUNRISE READING 600 – Calls to Courage
601
Using context clues to define words
Determining a character’s emotions
from dialogue
How prejudice can affect one’s
judgment
Synonyms for words or phrases
Specialized vocabulary
Working with the etymology of words
Rhythm, rhyme, and theme in poetry
Matching Scripture verses with
statements about the poor
Idiomatic phrases
Determining character by actions
First- and third-person narrators
Working with words and word roots
Interpreting poems
Dynamic and static characters
Hyperbole and understatement
Making inferences
Main ideas of paragraphs
Onomatopoeia and alliteration
The SQ3R study method
Replacing a phrase with a single
word
Similes and metaphors
Theme in a story
The weak/strong rhythm in poetry
Personification
Euphemisms
The Latin root spect
Compliment and complement
Using dialogue to understand charac-
ters’ traits
Rules for marking rhythm in poetry
602
Synonyms and antonyms
Comparing a poem and a parable
Comparing two parables
Completing an outline of the parable
Alliteration
Special KJV vocabulary
Comparing fables and parables
Working with words and word parts
Metaphors, similes, personification,
and euphemisms
Describing a character’s character
Narration, description, and explanation
Working with the word ending -age
Categorizing words
Working with story setting
Identifying why a different title would
have fit a story well
Reviewing theme
Applying lines of poetry to real-life sit-
uations
Reviewing rhythm and rhyme
Double meanings in Negro spirituals
Determining character by actions and
words
A word’s “roots and branches”
Reviewing literary terms
Using a map to work with a story
setting
Comparing two stories
Word parts -ant and -ance
Using a concordance
Applying the idea of a poem to a story
Adjusting oral reading speed to mater-
ial being read
Interpreting dialect
603
Describing how characters were
courageous
Conflict, climax, and resolution
Word parts -ard, -art
Categorizing words
Comparing another culture with our
own
Review oral reading of various types
of passages
Description, narration, and explanation
The weak/weak/strong rhythm pattern
Onomatopoeia and alliteration
Imagery in poetry
Mood in poetry
Reviewing theme
Reviewing word parts
Applying a Scripture verse to the story
Modern spellings of Chinese place
names
Identifying the mood of a selection
Identifying tone in a passage
Comparing a poem and a story
Comparing a story and a Scripture
verse
Reviewing static and dynamic
characters
Reviewing figures of speech
Completing analogies
Connotation and denotation
The word part -ous
Main ideas of paragraphs
The word part para
Making inferences
First- and third-person narrators
Putting story events in order
How a character obeyed a verse
Finding synonyms for words
The word endings -ic, -ical
Comparing a poem and a Bible
character
Working with paradoxes
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604
Defining words from context clues
Identifying sources used for a
biography
Working with Greek roots
Reviewing connotation and denotation
Three kinds of parallels in Hebrew
poetry
The wisdom books of the Bible
Tone in a character’s speech
Review oral reading according to
context
Ways to practice conservation
How Gospels differ from biographies
Reviewing conflict
Researching an inventor’s inventions
Interpreting a Bible verse
Categorizing words
Determining what parts of a historical
fiction piece are factual and what
parts are made up
Internal and external conflict
How a character obeyed a Scripture
Answering questions about an essay
Main ideas of paragraphs
Stewardship and wastefulness
Fact and speculation
Scanning for accuracy
Reviewing narration, description, and
explanation
Reviewing word parts
Reviewing setting
Defining archaic words
Comparing an Irish version of the
Flood story to the Bible account
Reviewing literary forms in the Bible
Choosing verbs from a poem for
certain nouns
Interpreting poetry
Reviewing theme
605
Figurative and literal language
Interpreting figurative language
Making inferences
Main ideas of paragraphs
Reviewing setting
Understanding responsibility
Reviewing theme and poetic rhythm
Antonyms and synonyms
Responsible actions of characters
Reviewing dynamic and static
characters
Reviewing hyperbole, understatement,
metaphor, personification, and
simile
Interpreting a poem
Comparing a poem and a story
Interpreting and applying Scripture
Identifying courage in a character
Tracing change in a dynamic charac-
ter
How crisis relates to climax
Understanding and working with
sources for historical fiction
Reviewing description, narration, and
explanation
Writing a specific type of paragraph
Reviewing denotation and connotation
Comparing themes of two poems
Comparing poem themes to story
characters’ actions
Using etymology to define a word
Reviewing roots, prefixes, and
suffixes
Evaluating a story character’s words in
the light of history
The Greek prefix anti-
Reviewing conflict, climax, and
resolution
Using a map to show setting
Historical fiction and biography
SUNRISE READING 700 – The Road Less Traveled
701
Labeling similes and metaphors
Interpreting similes and metaphors
Identifying the main ideas of para-
graphs
Learning to form correct mind pic-
tures from the story
Reviewing alliteration
Working with the Latin word parts
co-, con-, com-, col-
Learning about theme
Learning about imagery in poetry
Studying etymologies of words
Identifying internal and external
conflict
Learning to accept differences in
others
Working with personification
Working with the Latin prefix pro-
Learning to correctly read poetry
Reviewing mood in a poem
Working with humor in a story
Interpreting various dialects
Learning good judgment in reading
Learning about symbols
Working with the Latin word part
trans-
Studying about history and legend
Working with rhyme scheme in poetry
Learning qualities of parables
Thinking about fads
Studying humor in language
Reviewing internal and external
conflict
702
Studying various Latin roots
Writing paraphrases
Identifying allusions in a story
Reviewing onomatopoeia
Working with the Greek word auto-
Finding where something is first intro-
duced
Observing characters’ various reac-
tions to a problem
Identifying the conflict
Working with story plot
Determining the importance of story
details to the plot
Thinking about heroes
Marking rhyme scheme
Identifying alliteration
Working with an expanded metaphor
Interpreting the story
Using context clues to define words
Thinking about right and wrong ways
to treat people
Working with the word part uni-
Learning about monologue
Interpreting figures of speech
Working with setting and mood
Determining rhyme scheme
Learning about and writing a parody
Practicing clear thinking
Making inferences
Determining character from speech
and actions
Reviewing static and dynamic charac-
ters
Organizing a paragraph in sequence
form
Developing good diction
Choosing words with good connotation
Working with imagery
Marking meter in a poem
Working with the word part peri-
Working with setting and plot
Reviewing conflict, crisis, climax, and
resolution
Writing the story from a different point
of view
703
Classifying related items from the
story
Working with the Greek word part tele-
Writing a basic outline of the story
Choosing correct descriptions of char-
acters
Using context clues to find vocabulary
words
Working with metaphors
Marking rhythm pattern
Using the dictionary
Working with figures of speech
Determining broad and specific setting
Working with conflict and crisis
Finding vivid descriptions
Working with the Greek word phobos
Reviewing expanded metaphor
Interpreting symbols
Thinking about prejudice
Communicating clearly
Determining the reason for happen-
ings
Working with the word part aqua-
Identifying setting and plot
Deciding which details are important to
the plot
Learning to think about what you hear
Writing rhyme scheme
Learning about eye rhyme
Interpreting the poem
Reviewing prejudice
Thinking about personal responsibility
Working with irony
Working with the theme of the reader
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704
Reviewing characteristics of parables
Choosing the correct paraphrase
Comparing two similar stories
Classifying items
Working with the Greek word bios-
Making analogies
Learning the difference between imply
and infer
Finding allusions
Interpreting unfamiliar terms
Recognizing faulty thinking
Determining premise and conclusion
Learning about parallels in poetry
Identifying figures of speech
Working with the root word solus
Working with the Greek word part geo-
Working with the Latin word scribere
Identifying premise and conclusion
Learning about four reasoning
fallacies
Working with plot
Interpreting the image in the poem
Marking rhyme scheme
Writing contrasting parallels
Working with the Greek word chronos-
Thinking about fairness
Marking rhythm pattern
Matching synonyms
705
Defining stoop
Reviewing clear thinking
Working with the suffix -ism
Interpreting the metaphor
Learning about free verse
Dividing a poem into stanzas
Identifying faulty thinking
Reviewing conflict
Working with the Greek word micro-
Dividing a poem into stanzas
Writing clear sentences
Thinking about racism
Thinking about slavery
Reviewing irony
Learning about sarcasm
Determining setting
Making inferences
Reviewing premise and conclusion
Reviewing various word parts
Reviewing metered and free verse
Comparing and contrasting characters
Thinking about consequences of sin
Determining the symbol in the story
Choosing synonyms
Finding similes and metaphors
Working with the word part inter-
Considering different points of view
Matching themes with story titles
SUNRISE READING 800 – Where Roads Diverge
801
Analyzing story characters
Working with the Latin word roots
annus, quattuor, and junctum
Identifying setting in a story
Defining and identifying foreshadowing
Identifying figurative language:
metaphor, personification, simile
Understanding and identifying allusions
Considering the results of respecting
older people
Understanding and identifying conflict
Relating characters’ actions to “where
roads diverge”
Understanding what an essay is
Identifying the theme of an essay and
a story
Interpreting unusual figures of speech
Rewriting a passage to eliminate a fig-
ure of speech
Identifying the lessons taught in a fable
Identifying the theme of a fable
Identifying paraphrases
Paraphrasing passages
Identifying personification
Extracting lessons from characters’
mistakes and examples
Identifying the parts of plot: conflict,
crisis, climax, resolution
Labeling a plot map for a story
Understanding and identifying preju-
dice in story characters
Identifying a strategy for avoiding
wrong judging
Interpreting symbolism in literature
Considering anger as a response to
stimuli
Considering and identifying satire
Identifying the main ideas of para-
graphs
Writing the main idea of a paragraph
Interpreting a metaphor from a
Scripture verse
Gaining information from letters,
dialogue, and narrative
Identifying allusions
Comparing a character’s situation to a
Bible character’s
Identifying the main points of stanzas
of poetry
Identifying summaries of stanzas of
poetry
Marking the rhyme scheme of a poem
Identifying eye rhyme
Contrasting two characters
Interpreting the meaning of a poem
Applying the message of a poem to life
802
Identifying first- and third-person narra-
tors
Considering how point of view helps
develop a story
Identifying characters as static or
dynamic
Identifying a selection as romantic or
realistic
Identifying the theme of a selection
Determining the likely veracity of state-
ments
Analyzing a poem’s structure
Identifying beautiful language in a poem
Working with the Latin roots jactum and
dentis
Identifying the possible varying sides of
a story
Interpreting description
Analyzing character in relation to
‘’where roads diverge”
Analyzing how characters took respon-
sibility
Analyzing setting
Identifying foreshadowing
Applying principles from the story to life
Interpreting passages from an essay
Inferring from the essay
Identifying onomatopoeia
Marking the rhyme scheme of a poem
Identifying similes
Identifying a paradox
Interpreting poetry
Comparing a poem and an essay
Identifying mood-creating words in a
poem
Telling why the first person to declare
his cause usually seems right
Understanding unity in a poem
Writing an additional stanza for a poem
Marking meter in a poem
Learning the term iamb
Identifying the thesis of an essay
Identifying examples that support the
thesis
Identifying the double meaning of a title
Working with the French root para
Comparing characters’ actions to
Scripture passages
Determining character traits from
actions
Interpreting symbols in a story
Using context clues to determine word
meanings
Identifying the elements of setting
Interpreting and applying Bible verses
Identifying an allusion
Identifying proper response to life
situations
803
Identifying a story frame
Telling how a character obeyed a Bible
command
Telling how someone could have better
obeyed a command
Defining denotation and connotation
Identifying the denotation and connota-
tion of words
Identifying the climax of a story
Determining the broad setting of a story
Working with the Greek roots biblos and
philos
Identifying reasons for characters’ feel-
ings
Interpreting figurative language
Describing how different views of the
same thing can be both right and
wrong
Choosing the most likely correct view of
an incident
Identifying the lesson taught by folktales
Describing the characteristics of folk-
tales
Comparing two versions of a folktale
Determining word meanings from con-
text clues
Inferring details from the story
Identifying character qualities from char-
acters’ actions
Paraphrasing text from the story
Interpreting an allegory
Summarizing a list of items
Identifying a statement that best states
the idea of a number of statements
Interpreting symbolism
Describing the results of jealousy and
envy
Analyzing characters’ actions in light of
“where roads diverge”
Identifying irony
Thinking clearly about disagreements
Tracing the internal conflict in a story
Identifying a character as static or
dynamic
Working with the Latin root centum
Understanding the reasons for a char-
acter’s actions
Identifying an allusion
Understanding stereotypes
Identifying indications of prejudice
Explaining the irony in a statement
Applying a verse to the story
Paraphrasing a poem
Interpreting symbolism in a poem
Identifying the main idea of a stanza of
poetry
Learning the term anecdote
Identifying the key word in an anecdote
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804
Identifying problem-solving skills
Identifying actions that show
persistence, observation, and
understanding
Identifying protagonist and antagonist
Relating setting to mood
Identifying character traits from actions
Identifying the elements of plot: conflict,
climax, resolution
Working with the Greek root hydro
Analyzing a character’s actions in light
of ‘’where roads diverge”
Explaining how “talk leads to penury”
Identifying the resolution of the story
Determining word meanings from con-
text clues
Paraphrasing lines of poetry
Explaining the poem title
Identifying mood or atmosphere of stan-
zas of poetry
Identifying the theme of a poem
Matching paraphrases to lines of poetry
Completing two parodies of a poem
Identifying four types of fallacies in
thinking
Marking rhyme scheme and rhythm
Identifying alliteration in a poem
Identifying the moral
Paraphrasing a verse
Working with the Latin roots terra and
pedis
Identifying unfair judgments
Determining character by observing
actions
Identifying couplets
Identifying refrains
Telling how a refrain affects the mood of
a poem
Identifying irony
Identifying the theme of several verses
Matching a popular saying to a proverb
from Proverbs
Explaining the meaning of unusual
phrases
Identifying foreshadowing
Analyzing character in light of the story
verse
Noting the descriptive language used to
describe setting
Inferring details from the story
Matching figures of speech to their
meanings
Describing aspects of the story setting
Explaining characters’ actions
805
Determining meanings of words from
context clues
Inferring details from the story
Analyzing characters’ actions in light of
“where roads diverge”
Understanding the historical background
and setting
Identifying four types of fallacious think-
ing
Comparing and contrasting two charac-
ters
Considering how others can stereotype
you and your family
Relating setting and mood
Identifying the double plot of a story
Identifying the theme of a story
Considering the effect of one’s actions
on others
Matching lines of poetry to paraphrases
Identifying the theme of a poem
Paraphrasing lines of poetry
Matching lines of poetry to anecdotes
that illustrate them
Identifying foreshadowing
Determining character from actions
Identifying how different characters
would respond
Identifying “victim” and “overcomer”
responses
Identifying how characters obeyed a
Bible commandment
Defining parallel
Identifying three types of parallelism in
Hebrew poetry
Identifying the meanings of stanzas of
poetry
Identifying an implication of the poem
Identifying the part of the plot
Working with the theme of the story
Identifying a character as an “over-
comer” or a “victim”
Identifying protagonists, antagonist, and
conflicts
Explaining irony in story events
Drawing lessons from story events
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Sunrise
100 Basic
Arithmetic

CURRICULUM OVERVIEW
Skills
Sunrise
200
• Counting

Sunrise • Number Facts

300 • Basic
Operations
Sunrise Edition Mathematics
Sunrise
Addition
Subtraction
400 Multiplication CLE Sunrise Math (Grades 1-8) uses the incremental method of teaching. Each Sunrise Math LightUnit intro-
Division duces small increments from several branches of mathematics simultaneously. Most of each day’s lesson con-
centrates on rotating review of previously-learned concepts. This constant review helps students master math
Sunrise • Whole Numbers
concepts with a daily variety of material. Teacher’s Guides are essential for Grades 1-2, recommended for
500 • Fractions Grades 3-4, and useful for math teachers of higher levels.
• Decimals Memorization of the basic number facts in all four operations is emphasized in the first four grades, using
Sunrise • daily oral exercises, our own built-in flash-card system, and daily speed drills with charts that give each child
Factors and visible evidence of his/her progress. Basic geometry, the money system, problem solving, mental math, and
600 Multiples
number patterns are also introduced early and constantly reviewed for mastery.
• Story Problems The metric and U.S. systems of measurement are taught simultaneously with equal emphasis. Hands-on
Sunrise • Metric
exercises teach concepts of space and quantity early in the curriculum.
700 Beginning in Grade 5, basic algebra concepts are incorporated along with more complex arithmetic skills
• Geometry such as long division, decimals, and fraction operations. True-to-life story problems with a Biblical worldview
help children understand how math permeates daily life.
Sunrise • Formulas &
Ratios Grades 7 and 8 assume mastery of basic arithmetic and concentrate on consumer math, geometry, and pre-
800 algebra. Students who successfully complete Sunrise Math 700–800 should be able to move directly into any
• Graphs
basic Algebra 1.
• Pre-Algebra
The first LightUnit in each grade level, beginning with Math 201, is a review of concepts that should have
been mastered in the previous grade. These “-01” LightUnits may be used as diagnostic tools along with, or in
Sunrise Algebra I place of, our Math Diagnostic Tests to determine whether new or incoming students are ready for the rest of
900 Preliminary edition that level.
Each of the remaining nine LightUnits in levels 200–800 has a special-interest
CANADIAN MATH
theme that appears in story problems, nuggets of information, and in some of the
1000 Geometry
teaching lessons. For instance, Math 400 focuses on different countries of the
Uses
100 Canadian
world; Math 600 gives facts about famous mathematicians in history; and Math
700-800 devote each LightUnit to a particular occupation.
1100 Algebra II
spellings
and
Having mastered basic concepts and skills in Grades 1-8, the student proceeds to
200
1200 the study of more advanced mathematics in levels 900 through 1200.
• Functions
coins
• Trigonometry

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SUNRISE MATHEMATICS 100
101 102
Fact learning Section 1
tally marks for one-to-one correspon- Fact learning
dence
Relationships: between
relationships: first, last; top, bottom; larg-
er, smaller; longer, shorter; over, Number line: 0 to 20
under; before, after Oral dictation: writing twenties, thirties
reading and writing numbers: Addition and subtraction: - symbol
identifying and writing expanded numbers; subtracting one
Addition and subtraction: + & = ; Story problems: subtracting 1; one less
adding 1’s; writing facts vertically; Money cup: recognizing and counting
dimes and pennies
adding 0’s; twins
Ordinal numbers: second Section 2
Shapes and patterns: circle, square Fact learning
Story problems: addition Story problem: choosing operation
Money cup: recognizing & counting Place value: counting 10’s and 1’s
pennies; cent symbol Addition and subtraction: subtracting one
Oral dictation: writing ones numbers; less; related subtraction facts;
subtracting zero
teens numbers
Oral dictation: writing fifties
Place value: tens, zero
Shapes and patterns: square; using a
Counting sequence: from 5 to 1
ruler; congruent
Number line: 0 to 10
Number line: counting by 10’s
Greater than, less than: comparing
two numbers with < & > symbols Section 3
Fact learning
Money cup: recognizing and counting
nickels
Shapes and patterns: triangle
Number line: counting by 5’s
Ordering 2 nonconsecutive numbers
106 107
Section 1 Section 1
Fact learning Fact learning
Addition and subtraction: subtracting a Addition and subtraction:
two-digit from a two-digit number; adding 2 two-digit and 1 one-digit
subtracting a one-digit from a two- numbers; adding 3 two-digit numbers;
digit number adding two-digit and three-digit num-
Defining true/false statements bers
Relations: fewest
Reading and solving story problems
Section 2 Number line: scale of 5’s with 10’s labeled
Fact learning Section 2
Shapes and patterns: growing patterns Fact learning
Section 3 Ordering 4 nonconsecutive numbers
Fact learning Number line: scale of 2’s; reading 1’s with
Number line: with numbers between 10’s labeled
marks on a line Thermometer: reading odd-numbered
Thermometer: degree symbol; reading temperatures
even numbered temperatures Fractions: identifying ¼ of an object
Section 3
Fact learning
Measurements: measuring with
centimeters
103
Section 1
Fact learning
Addition and subtraction: related facts
Money cup: counting pennies and nickels
Place value: hundreds
Oral dictation: writing hundreds and ones
Greater than, less than: comparing coins
with < & > symbols
Clock: reading and writing time
Section 2
Fact learning
Addition and subtraction: doubles; related
facts; supplying missing numbers;
adding 3 one-digit numbers
Number line: beginning with other than 0
Shapes and patterns: rectangle
Relationships: greatest, least
Section 3
Fact learning
Graphs: horizontal bar graph
Story problems: adding 3 addends
Ordering 3 nonconsecutive numbers
Shapes and patterns: line
108
Section 1
Fact learning
Addition and subtraction:
subtracting a two-digit from a three-
digit number; subtracting a three-digit
from a three-digit number; exchanging
10 ones for 1 ten in addition
Story problems: converting from foot
Section 2
Fact learning
Addition and subtraction: adding 3 three-
digit numbers; adding a two-digit and
2 three-digit numbers; adding ten to a
number
Fractions: ½ dozen
Graphs: key in a pictograph; reading and
understanding a pictograph
Section 3
Fact learning
Addition and subtraction: exchanging 10
tens for 1 hundred in addition; adding
10 to a number
Greater than, less than: comparing num-
ber sentences with < & > symbols
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104
Section 1
Fact learning
Shapes and patterns: completing a pattern
Money cup: cent symbol
Fractions: identifying ½ of an object
Counting sequence by 2’s, 10 to 20
Section 2
Fact learning
Measurements: non-standard units of
measure; measuring with cubits
Number line: scale of 1’s with 2’s labeled;
counting scale by 2’s; scale of 1’s with
10’s labeled
Clock: reading and writing time to 5
minutes
Section 3
Fact learning
Measurements: standard measurements
Counting sequence by 2’s to 24
Fractions: identifying ½ of a group
109
Section 1
Fact learning
Addition and subtraction:
carrying to the tens column
Fractions: identifying 1/3 of an object;
identifying 1/3 of a group
Section 2
Fact learning
Measurements: feet in a yard; measuring
yards; inches in a yard
Addition and subtraction: adding and sub-
tracting in the same problem
Section 3
Fact learning
Graphs: reading a bar graph with a scale
of 2’s
Number line: scale of 25’s with 100’s
labeled
Story problems: adding and subtracting in
same problem
105
Section 1
Fact learning
Money cup: counting dimes and nickels
Reading and writing number words
Number line: scale of 2’s with 10’s labeled
Clock: telling time to 35 and 40 minutes
past; 45 minutes past
Section 2
Fact learning
Fractions: identifying ½ of a number; relat-
ing ½ and doubles
Addition and subtraction: adding 2 more
Number line: vertical line
Section 3
Fact learning
Clock: telling time to 50 and 55 minutes
past
Addition and subtraction:
adding 2 two-digit numbers; adding 1
two-digit and 1 one-digit number;
subtracting 2 from an even number
Measurements: drawing a line;
measuring in inches
Reading and writing number words
110
Section 1
Fact learning
Money cup: counting quarters
Number line: scale of 5’s with 25’s labeled
Greater than, less than: by comparing
number sentences with <, >, =
Addition and subtraction:
carrying to the hundreds column
Measurements: centimeters in a meter;
measuring with meters
Section 2
Fact learning
Addition and subtraction: adding 4
addends
Shapes and patterns: angle
Money cup: counting quarters and
pennies; counting dollars and quarters
Section 3
Fact learning
Shapes and patterns: horizontal; vertical
SUNRISE MATHEMATICS 200
201 202 203 204 205
Reviews and tests these skills and Section 1 Section 1 Section 1 Section 1
concepts:
Telling time to 50 and 55 minutes past the Facts - 9, 5, and 4 Adding 9 to numbers Adding doubles - 7, 8, and 9
Clock hour Writing fractions Counting by 3’s to 21 Identifying line and ray
Addition and subtraction - concepts Pairs and even numbers Half of a group Each, a, and pair in story problems Counting by 12’s to 60
and terms
Addends, digits, and number sentences Celsius and Fahrenheit freezing Thirds of a group Opposites of doubles - 7, 8, and 9
Fractions
Ordinal numbers temperatures How many pints in a quart Counting by 4’s to 28
Numbers
Adding four addends Equal parts in fractions Quarters, dimes, nickels, pennies Equal sign and not equal sign
Money
Adding on a number line Expanding numbers to 100’s Finding fourths of a group
Patterns Section 2
Reading a pictograph Reading and writing tally marks Naming line segments
Shapes How many ounces in a pound
Adding and subtracting 2
Measurements Section 2 Section 2 Time patterns
Story problems Section 2 Carrying to hundreds Points on polygons Telling time to the minute
Addition and subtraction - Differences of 2 Copying problems with uneven digits Subtracting 9 from a number Counting by 4’s to 40
computation Quarters, dimes, nickels, pennies Zero as a placeholder How many fewer, how many more in story Story problems with up to four addends
True and false Pairs and odd numbers The term difference problems
Section 3
Graphs Horizontal and vertical Writing a story problem solution Fifths, sixths, and eighths
Adding or subtracting money
Polygons Counting by 3’s to 30
Section 3 How many quarts in a gallon
Carrying to the tens place Identifying hexagon, octagon, oval,
How many cups in a pint, quart Between which two hundreds
Adding doubles, 4, 5, and 6 pentagon
How many hours in a day Drawing line segments
Understanding tens and ones
Understanding a.m. and p.m. Section 3 Different coins make the same value
Days on a calendar; feet in a yard
The 12 months and their order Choosing coins for a value
Section 3 Writing the date Words that tell when to subtract
Celsius and Fahrenheit thermometers Putting hands on clock Between which two tens
Centimeters and meters Adding to check subtraction
<, >, and = in number sentences Reading dials
Expanding tens and ones
Naming points
Number sentences with problems on right
Fractional parts are equal
Adding and subtracting 10

206 207 208 209 210

Section 1
The concept of multiplication
Identifying factors and products
Calculating how much time has passed
Multiplying equal addends
Reading graphs that count by twos
Section 2
Borrowing from tens
Reading and writing thousands
Calculating what time something
happened
Section 3
Order of factors in multiplication
Multiplying by 1
Reading thousands and ones
Writing thousands and ones
Multiplying by 0
Identifying right angles
Section 1 Section 1 Section 1 Section 1
Multiplying by 2 Multiplying by 5 Borrowing twice Unnecessary numbers in story problems
Reading thousands and tens The nearest ten or hundred Number sentences with letters Finding the diameter
Writing thousands and tens Understanding the thousands place Number sentences with problems on Section 2
Two-step story problems Expanding thousands either side
Solving story problems with numbers from
Finding numbers halfway between tens Adding in any order Parallel lines other story problems
Section 2 Section 2 Section 2 Symmetry
Borrowing from hundreds How many teaspoons in a tablespoon Adding tens and hundreds Doubling numbers mentally
Multiplying by 10 Identifying liters Measuring to one-fourth inches Section 3
Finding numbers halfway between Understanding equal fractions Identifying sphere, cube, cylinder Guessing the number on a number line
hundreds Temperatures below 0 degrees Solving larger problems mentally (addi- Sevenths, ninths, sixteenth
Reading thousands and hundreds tion)
Section 3
Writing thousands and hundreds
Writing story problem labels Section 3
Section 3 Carrying twice Identifying pyramid, cone
How many grams in a kilogram Borrowing across zero Solving larger problems mentally (subtrac-
Counting by half inches Understanding quarter and fourth tion)
Measuring to the half inch Finding the change Finding the perimeter
Ordering four-digit numbers Subtracting tens and hundreds
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SUNRISE MATHEMATICS 300
301 302 303 304 305
Reviews and tests these skills and Section 1 Section 1 Section 1 Section 1
concepts:
Steps for solving story problems Commas in large numbers Understanding millimeters Changing yards to feet
Addition, including money
Multiplication number lines Reading numbers with commas Borrowing across zero Counting by sevens
Calendar and clock
Multiplication tables Multiples Adding uneven tens or hundreds Decimals
Fractions
Changing word sentences to number Counting by fifties Equal fractions Measuring capacity—US and metric
Geometry sentences Writing thousands Zero is a placeholder Multiplying 9
Logic and story problems Simplifying number sentences Counting by nines Multiplying 4 When 9 is a factor
Measurements Mentally adding or subtracting even Multiplying 3
Money Section 2 Section 2
tens
Multiplication Section 2 Millimeters and centimeters Mixed numbers
Numbers Section 2 Sixty seconds in a minute Money patterns Multiplying and adding in the same
Patterns Borrowing twice Subtracting one-digit numbers from Find the change problem
Graphs Finding how many more or less two-digit numbers One-fourth inch Changing meters to centimeters
Using a reference chart Finding the missing part in story prob- Counting by fourths Multiply two-digit numbers
Mentally adding one-digit numbers to lems Checking addition Mentally adding one-digit numbers to
two-digit numbers Missing factors two-digit numbers with carrying
Parallel lines Section 3
Numerator and denominator Liters and milliliters
Carrying twice Putting fractions in order
Section 3 Deciding whether to add or multiply Section 3
Section 3 Finding the area of a shape Meters and millimeters Two-step story problems
Finding the perimeter Measuring length—US and metric Time patterns Expanding a number before adding
Number patterns Counting by sixes Teaspoon and tablespoon More about millimeters, centimeters,
Solids Using function tables and decimals
Drawing rays Adding larger numbers Larger or smaller angles
Hundred thousands Changing gallons to quarts
Choosing the nearest ten Measuring elapsed time in story prob-
Mentally doubling a number lems
306 Mentally adding or subtracting even 308 309
hundreds
Section 1 Section 1 Section 1
Using answers from a previous story Dividing By 5, 1, and 0 Solving story problems with division
problem to solve another 307 Looking for addends that equal ten Kilograms in a metric ton
Decimals can show mixed numbers Multiply by 8 Dividing by 4
Division Section 1 Reading a line graph One-fourth of a number
Fractions that equal 1
Counting by eights
Borrow across two zeroes
Making a pictograph Rounding to the nearest centimeter 310
Section 2 Rounding to the nearest inch
Finding half of large numbers Section 2 Section 1
Division the opposite of multiplication Adding and subtracting tenths Dividing to find a missing factor Section 2 When to multiply, when to divide
Multiplying 6 Multiply money Expressions
Section 2 Dividing by 8
Unnecessary numbers in story Multiply three-digit numbers Dividing by 6
Checking subtraction Division with a remainder
problems Division facts that equal one Counting by twelves: 72-144
Division number sentences Radius and diameter
Decimals on a number line Reading a circle graph Expressions with variables
Putting decimals in order Multiplying 7 Section 2
Reading dials Rounding to the nearest dollar
Millimeters, tenths of centimeters Perpendicular Feet in a mile
Days of the months Section 3 Section 3 Dividing by 9
Section 3 Measuring weight Estimating answers
Intersections Changing to tens to add
Deciding whether to add, subtract, or Variables Subtracting five-digit numbers
Section 3 Setting up division problems
multiply Solving variables Dividing by 7
Decimals and place values Leap year Section 3
Dividing by 3 Symmetry
Multiplying and carrying 52 weeks in a year Negative numbers
One-third of a number Quarter and fourth
365 days in a year Dividing by 2 Volume
16 ounces in a pound Subtracting fractions
Mentally multiply tens and hundreds Rounding to the nearest 10 or 100 Maps with a scale
Ounces, pound, ton Adding fractions
Two ways to write division problems Follow the map
Grams, kilogram, metric ton Kilometers and meters
Quotient How many years have passed? What
Changing feet to yards
Room and body temperatures year is it?

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SUNRISE MATHEMATICS 400
401 402 403 404 405
Reviews and tests these skills and Section 1 Section 1 Section 1 Section 1
concepts:
Naming lines and line segments Digit sums shortcut Change mixed numbers to improper frac- Common factors
Multiplication Facts
Division is the opposite of multiplication Changing feet to yards tions Ordering decimals (hundredths)
Fractions
Doubling large numbers Whole numbers and two-place decimals Factor rules for 3 and 9 Adding and subtracting hundredths
Measurements
Names for parts of a division problem Rounding to the nearest dollar Perimeter and area Multiplying three factors
Decimals
Numbers through millions Mixed numbers and improper fractions Area of squares and rectangles Volume
Addition
Measuring circles Multiplying by 10, 100, and 1,000 Looking for addends that equal 10 Changing Improper fractions to whole or
Numbers
Naming rays Dividing by 10, 100, and 1,000 mixed numbers
Subtraction Section 2
Adding and subtracting fractions Section 2 Use digit sums to check multiplication Section 2
Metric Measures horizontally Multiplying a two-digit number by a two-
Multiplication Multiplying decimals by 10 and 100 Simplifying fractions
Section 2 digit number
Rounding Similar figures Making equal fractions
Adding and subtracting fractions vertically Factor rules for 2, 5, and 10
Mental Math Count by elevens Borrowing in your head
Division with a remainder Writing numbers through millions
Problem Solving Horizontal borrowing with subtraction
Estimate to add and subtract Section 3
Factors Rounding in the middle of a number
Naming triangles Three-digit dividends, two-digit quotients
Finding a fraction of a number
Section 3 Hundredths and place value Section 3
Digit sums
Five steps in long division Writing remainders as fractions Measuring volume
Multiplying three-digit numbers without
carrying Multiply two-digit numbers by tens Find factors using multiples Finding the missing numerator
Reading numbers through millions Checking multiplication Decimals and money Types of graphs
Multiplying three-digit numbers with Common solids Pictographs that show halves
carrying Checking addition and subtraction Making a pictograph
Section 3 Gram, kilogram, and metric ton
Four-step division One-fourth inch
Meaning of centi and milli
Carrying mentally
Checking division problems with
remainders
Multiplying money
Proper and improper fractions
Counting by 12’s to 144
406 407 408 409 410
Section 1 Section 1 Section 1 Section 1
Section 1
Keys to finding common factors Simplifying expressions in the right order Drawing angles Meters and centimeters
Counting zeros to multiply
Measuring circles Subtracting a mixed number from a whole Liters and milliliters Rounding to the nearest fourth-inch
Rounding tenths to whole numbers
Ratios compare amounts number Division with 0 in the quotient Sets without pictures
Degrees measure angles
Circumference and diameter Lowest common multiple Adding time with carrying Prime numbers
Making a bar graph
Vertex; naming angles Making a line graph
Section 2 Section 2 Section 2
Simplifying fractions to simplest form Expressions and variables Section 2 Section 2 Keys to finding prime numbers
Ratios compare measurements Analogies Simplifying with parentheses Squares and square roots One-half and tenths
Multiply 12 facts Estimating multiplication Adding and subtracting time Subtracting time with borrowing One-half and hundredths
Gross Multiply 11 facts A quicker way to find LCM Finding averages Symbol for square root
Using digit sums to check addition Adding or subtracting mixed numbers Other numbers that equal 100 Measuring to 1/8-inch Equal fractions
Temperatures below zero If/then statements Section 3 Section 3 Section 3
Counting across zero Writing the date with numbers Three-digit quotients Congruent angles Dry food measures
Section 3 Section 3 Borrowing to subtract fractions Dividing money Symmetry and asymmetry
Multiplying three-digit numbers by two- Multiplying three-digit numbers by three- Using a protractor Sets Symmetrical patterns
digit numbers digit numbers Expanding numbers to millions Meters and decimals Completing symmetrical shapes
Area of triangles Comparing numbers across zero Subtracting from 100 Drawing congruent angles Places on a grid
Rounding nines Simplifying expressions Using digit sums to check subtraction Scale drawing on a grid
One minus a fraction Simplifying mixed numbers
Special temperatures Place value through millions
Counting by sixteens What would equal 100?

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SUNRISE MATHEMATICS 500
501 502 503 504 505
Reviews and tests these skills and con- Section 1 Section 1 Section 1 Section 1
cepts:
Simplest form for fractions and mixed Division with 0 in the quotient Changing fractions to common denomi- Equations must balance
Integers and Expressions numbers Subtracting a mixed number from a nators Multiplying fractions
Measures Rounding decimals to the nearest whole whole number Using digit sums to check multiplication Annexing zeros to add and subtract deci-
Data number Using common denominators to add or Using a protractor mals
Decimals and subtraction Tenths, hundredths, and thousandths subtract Naming the vertex and angles Expanding with multiples of ten
Factors and digit sums Decimals and place value Order of simplifying expressions Dividing money
Division Section 2
Hidden questions in story problems Squares and square roots to 12
Fractions Section 2 Canceling before multiplying fractions
Finding the area of a triangle by formula
Geometry Section 2 Dividing by any two-digit number Revising two-digit divisor estimates
Mental math Reading decimals Section 2 Squares to 15 Placing decimal points in multiplication
Multiplication Using digit sums to check addition Dividing by multiples of ten Finding the LCD before adding and sub- Three ways to write ratios
Rounding and estimation Writing decimals Combining like integers tracting fractions
Section 3
Numbers and ratios Three-digit quotients The meaning of pi One-half, five-tenths, and fifty
Understanding quadrilaterals
Divisibility Comparing decimals with differing place hundredths
Borrowing to subtract mixed numbers
Using digit sums to check subtraction values Section 3 with LCD
Hidden facts in story problems Adding, subtracting, multiplying, and Drawing angles Annexing zeros in decimal products
dividing decimals
Section 2 Congruent angles Divisibility rule for 6
Combining opposite integers
Finding the area of a rectangle by Rounding to any place More about lines, line segments, and
Multiplying by moving decimal points
formula Ordering decimals rays
Place value through trillions Section 3 Removing zeros in decimals Changing whole numbers to fractions
Reading numbers through trillions Combining unlike integers Choosing sensible measurement units:
Graph scales Finding the lowest common denominator capacity
Finding the area of a square by formula Borrowing to subtract fractions
Finding the average Finding the circumference by formula
Writing numbers through trillions Dividing by moving decimal points
Choosing sensible measures: distance Finding perimeters
Choosing sensible measurement units:
weight
506 507 509 510
508
Section 1 Section 1 Section 1 Section 1
Solving equations Using cross products to solve and check Section 1 Order of operations on a calculator Find the better price
Understanding parallelograms proportions Rounding mixed decimals Variables on the right side of the equa- Classifying triangles by sides
Checking equations Prime and composite numbers Adding and subtracting time tion Right triangles
Decimals for common fractions ½, ¼, ¾ Understanding rhombuses Annexing decimal places to complete Time passing over 12:00 Changing to common measurement units
Using digit sums to check division Degrees in circles division Symbols and elements of a set in story problems
Multiplying mentally; two digits by one Eyeball estimating
Section 2 Section 2 digit Section 2
Equivalent ratios: enlarging Reciprocals The decimal key on a calculator Section 2
Metric prefixes Section 2 Symbols for feet and inches; adding feet Comparing fractions by comparing deci-
Multiples of 7 and 8 to 100
Finding the fraction of a number mentally Short division and inches mal equivalents
Multiplying fractions, mixed numbers,
and whole numbers Metric prefix chart Understanding trapezoids Ordered pairs and points on a grid Intersection of sets
Equivalent ratios: simplest form Metric abbreviations Story problems with remainders Identity property Roman numerals through 2000
Relating common fractions with decimals Rounding decimals to estimate
Section 3 Section 3 on a number line Section 3
Rounding decimals Setting up proportions Subtracting feet and inches Section 3
Section 3 Union of sets Multiplication shortcuts
Proportions: Finding the missing term Dividing fractions
Dividing fractions in story problems Zero property of multiplication Biological symmetry
Understanding percent Zero placeholders in decimal quotients
How much time has passed? Multiplying feet and inches Precision in measurement
Writing fractions as percents Changing fractions to percents
Using proportions to convert U.S. Commutative property Is the answer more or less than the esti-
Multiplying fractions in story problems Converting metric units
measures mate?
Understanding calculators Recognizing incorrect results on the cal-
Decimals, fractions, and money culator

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SUNRISE MATHEMATICS 600
601 602 603 604 605
Reviews and tests these skills and Section 1 Section 1 Section 1 Section 1
concepts: Rounding mixed numbers Simplifying expressions by substituting Dividing by multiples of 100 with imate that is too small with three-digit
Algebra Checking division using digit sums numbers for variables remainders divisors
Data and Percents Annexing decimal places to complete Multiplying mixed numbers, whole Naming many years Factors of prime and composite num-
Decimal Computation division numbers, and fractions with more Writing ratios as percents bers
Decimal Concepts Measuring angles and finding the sum than two factors The other part of a percent The Sieve of Eratosthenes
Division Capacity measures Classifying angles by degrees Changing percents to fractions Prime factor trees
Fractions Organizing information with tally charts Reading tables Choosing suitable graphs Circle graphs
Geometry Section 2 Section 2 Section 2
Section 2
Numbers Converting fractions and mixed num- Converting decimals to fractions and Square numbers
Converting common metric units of
Ratio and Proportion bers to decimals mixed numbers weight Triangular numbers
Rounding and Estimating Remainders in story problems Commutative properties of addition Estimating to divide by a three digit- Computing sales tax
Using proportions to convert U.S. and multiplication divisor Changing fractions to decimals on a
measures Rounding decimal quotients Percent of a number calculator
Using a tally chart to make picto- Line symmetry Polygon review Angles of a quadrilateral
graphs Associative properties of addition and Converting common metric units of
multiplication Section 3
Section 3 capacity
Dividing to change fractions to per-
Variables on the right side of equa- Section 3 Coordinates on a grid
cents
tions Canceling twice to multiply fractions Revising an estimate that is too large Section 3
Using calculators Drawing pictures to solve problems with three-digit divisors Rounding tax to the nearest cent
Repeating decimals Formula for circumference of a circle Converting common metric units of Decimal quotients and story problem
Classifying triangles by length of sides with fractions length solutions
Understanding trapezoids
606
Division with multiples of 10, 100, or Simplifying expressions with multipli- Circle terms
1,000 cation symbols Finding a fraction of a number on a
Section 1 607 Using the calculator decimal key Distributive property calculator
Formula for the area of a circle Multiplication symbols Short division
Section 1
Upside-down short division Dividing a decimal by a decimal Distance formula
Finding discounts and sale prices Converting square units
Exponents
Reading and writing numbers with
Finding sales tax in one step 608
Using decimal equivalents to compare
exponents fractions Section 1
Pictographs Drawing bar graphs Time zones 609 610
Appointments and schedules
Section 2 Section 2 Section 1 Section 1
Standard time and daylight savings
Simplifying by combining like terms Combining integers on a number line: Adding mixed measures Multiplication and division terms
time
Prime factor division positive + negative and negative + Double bar graphs Unit pricing
Drawing line graphs
Divide by using the division bar positive Why we don’t divide by zero Multiplying mixed measures
Canceling zeros in fractions Rules for combining integers: positive Section 2 Graphing data Infinite and finite sets of numbers
Larger dividends with three-digit + negative and negative + positive Using dates to find the age of an
divisors Solving two-step equations with divi- object Section 2 Section 2
sion Finding the missing dimension in the Finding the missing dimensions: Converting to a mixed measure
Section 3 perimeter of a rectangle
Savings accounts: deposits and with- area of a rectangle Buying from a menu
Dividing to solve equations Converting mixed measures
drawals Simple interest on savings accounts Writing equations from words
Formula for perimeter of rectangles and loans Formula for area of a parallelogram
Formula for the volume of a Budgeting
and parallelograms rectanglular prism Using multiples to expand decimals Terms for periods of years
Identifying right triangles Section 3
Combining integers on a number line: Section 3 Section 3 Section 3 Using dates to determine someone’s
positive + positive and negative + Parts of a solid Scale drawings Counting weeks age
negative Solving percents using proportions Compass directions Map scales Finding patterns in numbers
Rules for combining integers: positive Measuring the angles of a triangle Relationships of capacity, volume, and Subtracting mixed measures Making a recipe smaller
and negative + negative The sum of the angles of a triangle weight in the metric system Decimal equivalents for thirds and Making a recipe larger
Percents over 100% Converting cubic units Using a compass to draw circles sixths Sensible metric measures
Tithes and offerings Rates Problem solving with lists and tables Addition and subtraction terms

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SUNRISE MATHEMATICS 700
701
Tests these skills and concepts:
Geometry Facts
Division with three-digit divisors
Geometry applications
Division with decimals
Using formulas
Percent concepts
Fraction multiplication
Percent applications
Expressions and equations
Proportions
Exponents, integers, and coordinates
Primes and factors
Division puzzle
706
Section 1
Bisecting an angle
Multiplying positive and negative inte-
gers
Multiplying two negative integers
The cost of installment buying
Fascinating discoveries: reflections;
flipping the figure
Section 2
Combining integers in vertical form
Dividing with negative integers
Solving fraction questions using pro-
portions
Graphs and statistics: reading circle
graphs and calculating sector per-
cents
Fascinating discoveries: translations;
sliding the figure
Section 3
The exponents 1 and 0
Finding the missing dimensions for
any measurement formula
Negative exponents as fractions
Complementary and supplementary
angles
Converting between inches and cen-
timeters
Fascinating discoveries: rotation;
turning the figure
702
Section 1
Formula for the area of a parallelogram
Finding digit sums by casting out nines
Multiplying to solve equations
Christian giving
Fascinating discoveries: golden
triangle
Section 2
Formula for the area of a trapezoid
Writing mixed number percents as deci-
mals without rounding
Using prime factors to find the greatest
common factor
Graphs and statistics: tally charts
Fascinating discoveries: digit sums pattern
Section 3
Using digit sums to check multiplication
Finding the areas of irregular shapes
Subtracting negative integers
Adding, subtracting, and multiplying mixed
measures
Percent equivalents for thirds and sixths
Fascinating discoveries: golden rectangles
and Fibonacci numbers
707
Section 1
Bisecting a line segment
Combining like terms to simplify and solve
Negative exponents as decimals
Interest on savings and loans
Fascinating discoveries: networks
Section 2
Polyhedra
Translating words into expressions or
equations
Finding the percent of increase or
decrease
Graphs and statistics: calculating degrees
for circle graph sectors
Fascinating discoveries: the Konigsberg
problem
Section 3
Finding mean, median, and mode
Finding the surface area of prisms
Choosing equations for problems
Using the distributive property to
simplify and solve
Converting between meters and yards
Fascinating discoveries: the Konigsberg
solution
703
Section 1
Formula for the volume of a triangular
prism
Changing fractional percents to decimals
without rounding
Multiplying expressions that include vari-
ables
Figuring commissions
Fascinating discoveries: the plane
Section 2
Finding the missing dimensions for area
and perimeter of a rectangle
Converting between miles and kilometers
Fractional answers in two-step equations
Graphs and statistics: drawing bar graphs
Fascinating discoveries: graphing relation-
ships
Section 3
Using digit sums to check division
Rounding mixed numbers to the nearest
whole number
Equations, inequalities, and variables
Dividing mixed measures
Using proportions to convert between U.S.
and metric measures
Fascinating discoveries: hidden parallelo-
grams
708
Section 1
Multiplying variable with exponents
Symbols for perpendicular and parallel
Constructing parallel lines
The range of data
Calculating interest in months
Fascinating discoveries: Noah’s ark; vol-
ume
Section 2
Symbols for sets
Bible measures of length
Using powers of ten to expand numbers
Graphs and statistics: histograms
Fascinating discoveries: Noah’s ark ver-
sus a tractor trailer
Section 3
Using prime factorization to find the LCM
Finding complements, supplements, and
opposites
Venn diagrams for the universal set, sets,
and subsets
Points on a coordinate plane
Converting between teaspoons and milli-
liters
Fascinating discoveries: the ark versus
railroad cars.
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704
Section 1
Solving two-step equations with multiplica-
tion
Solving inequalities (< >)
Symbols for congruent and similar
Constructing congruent line segments
Honesty in graphing information
Fascinating discoveries: dividing by zero
is not allowed
Section 2
Graphing solutions (> < =)
Percents in story problems: dealing with
the remainder
Finding missing angle measures in trian-
gles
Graphs and statistics: building pictographs
Fascinating discoveries: calendar puzzles
Section 3
Simplifying and solving expressions in
equations
Simplifying complex fractions
Using fractional equivalents of percents in
story problems
Converting between liters and gallons
Decimal and percent equivalents for
eighths
Fascinating discoveries: an endless num-
ber loop
709
Section 1
Bible measures of capacity (dry)
Bible measures of capacity (liquid)
Constructing a perpendicular from a point
to a line
Finding any part of the distance formula
Figuring operating expenses
Fascinating discoveries: a problem with
length
Section 2
Venn diagrams for intersection of sets
Disjoint sets
The empty set
Arcs and semicircles
Linear relations
Graphs and statistics: choosing an appro-
priate graph to display data
Fascinating discoveries: Venn diagram
challenge
Section 3
Metric and U.S. measures of land area
Understanding scientific notation
Converting between Celsius and
Fahrenheit temperatures
Map scales using proportions
The complement of a set
Fascinating discoveries: Venn diagram
challenge
705
Section 1
Constructing congruent angles
Solving inequalities and graphing their
solutions
Combining numbers and words to express
large numbers
Understanding depreciation
Fascinating discoveries: everyday metric
Section 2
Listing prime factors using exponents
Memorizing the powers of the smaller
numbers
Reflex angles
Formula for the volume of a cylinder
Graphs and statistics: building line graphs
Fascinating discoveries: nonstandard units
of measure
Section 3
Calculating increase and decrease
Order of operations with exponents
Classifying triangles
Powers of ten
Converting between kilograms and
pounds
Fascinating discoveries: more powers of
ten
710
Section 1
Old Testament shekels and talents
Special sets of numbers
Writing numbers in scientific notation
Finding unit price to the nearest cent
Fascinating discoveries: circle of beads
Section 2
Diagonals of polygons
Twenty-four-hour digital time
Graphing linear equations
Graphs and statistics: double line graphs
Fascinating discoveries: diagonal diver-
sion
Section 3
New Testament measures of weight and
money
Using prime factors to reduce fractions
Scale drawings using proportions
The relationship of volume to capacity in
the metric system
Constructing a congruent figure using a
reflection
Fascinating discoveries: tessellations
SUNRISE MATHEMATICS 800
801 802 803 804 805
Tests these skills and concepts: Section 1 Section 1 Section 1 Section 1
Integer computation Finding the areas of irregular shapes con- Constructing congruent triangles Multiplying combinations of variables, con- Finding volume with varied units
Math facts to know taining circle parts Squaring fractions and decimals stants, and exponents Constructing a triangle with three given sides
Solving equations Using prime factorization to find the LCM Like terms in expressions Constructing congruent angles Reducing algebraic fractions
Percent concepts The distributive property with negative num- Automobile purchase costs Probability with more than two options Generic and store brand items
Area and volume bers Fascinating discoveries: angel food cakes Convenient store pricing Fascinating discoveries: sums, squares, and
Expressions Profit and loss Fascinating discoveries: using your watch to differences
Fascinating discoveries: The Greek Cross Section 2 determine your speed
Percent applications Section 2
Simplifying expressions that include different
Geometry Section 2 variables Section 2 Graphing linear equations on a coordinate
Prime numbers Finding the surface area of pyramids Finding the surface area of cylinders Solving equations with a squared variable plane
U.S./metric conversions The subtraction/negative sign Using numbers for probability Finding the surface area of cones Scientific notation
Inequalities Understanding probability Graphs and statistics: Bar-in-a-bar graph Finding square roots on a calculator Probability and percents
Expressing certainty Fascinating discoveries: density of water – Graphs and statistics: Circle graph Histograms
Visualizing probabilities Part 1 Fascinating discoveries: negative roots Fascinating discoveries: calculator fun
Bar graphs Section 3 Section 3 Section 3
Fascinating discoveries: faithful formulas for Changing fractional percents to decimals Finding lengths using the Pythagorean Dividing variables with exponents
surface areas of pyramids and prisms (with rounding) Theorem Formula for the surface area of a sphere
Section 3 Simplifying expressions that include expo- The relationship of volume to capacity in Overhead (fixed costs)
The Pythagorean Theorem nents U. S. measures Unit price: Changing thousandths of a dollar
806 Showing profit and loss as a percent of sales Linear relations Counting change from a cash register dis- to tenths of a cent
Using the interest formula for partial years Rational and irrational numbers play Multiplying numbers in scientific notation
Section 1
Points on a coordinate plane Perfect squares and irrational square roots Order of operations with grouping symbols: Fascinating discoveries: 3 x 3 squares.
Markup and selling price
Fluid ounces, pints, quarts, and gallons Fascinating discoveries: density of water – parentheses, brackets, and braces
Constructing a triangle with two given sides
Fascinating discoveries: the 3-4-5 Rule Part 2 Graphing linear equations
and a given angle (SAS)
Fascinating discoveries: understanding the
Finding the volume of pyramids and cones
formula for surface area of cones
Introduction to insurances 808
Fascinating discoveries: constructing regu-
lar hexagons and equilateral triangles
807 Section 1 809 810
Section 1 Multiplying negative numbers in a series Section 1 Section 1
Section 2
Solving equations with fractional coefficients Simplifying negative numbers with exponents Variables on both sides of a complex equa- Recognizing wants and needs
Simplifying expressions with division bars
Constructing a triangle with two given angles Formula for the volume of a sphere tion Budgeting – Tracking present expenses
Using the percent proportion to solve story
and their contained side Measuring electricity: Volts, amperes, and Compound interest Writing a check
problems
Chain discounts watts Counting significant digits Important safety tips for writing a check
Combination probability
Calculating insurance premiums Property tax in mills Vehicle insurance Budgeting – Projecting future expenses
Line graphs
Fascinating discoveries: divisibility rule for 11 Fascinating discoveries: divisibility rule for Fascinating discoveries: compound Credit cards
Fascinating discoveries: constructing geo- seventeen interest formula Keeping a check register
metric designs Section 2
Solving equations with negative numerical Section 2 Section 2 Debit and ATM cards
Section 3 Other checking account transactions
coefficients Multiple probability without replacement Permutations
Distances between points Budgeting – Making it work
Extracting the square root Variables on both sides of a simple equation Which is the better buy?
Mental multiplication using the distributive Cashing or depositing a check
property Multiple probability Multiplying square roots Rounding according to significant digits
Graphs and statistics: multiple line graphs Graphs and statistics: Pictographs Graphs and statistics: Rectangle graphs Recording expenses using a multicolumn
Dividing numbers in scientific notation journal
Counting back change without a cash reg- Fascinating discoveries: divisibility rule for 7 Fascinating discoveries: divisibility rule for Fascinating discoveries: exponential
nineteen Christianity Reconciling your check register with your
ister Section 3 bank statement
Measuring electricity: kilowatt-hours Opposite and adjacent sides in trigonometry Section 3 Section 3 The path of a check
Fascinating discoveries: reading an electric Simplifying after multiplying or dividing in sci- The multiplication principle of counting Solving Inequalities: Multiplying or dividing
meter entific notation Introduction to sine, cosine, and tangent by a negative number
Unit price to tenths of cent Unit price: Dissimilar units Sine, cosine, and tangent applications
Making change without a cash register when Using proportions to solve fraction story Volume of an irregular solid
the customer gives both bills and coins problems Percentiles
Levels of precision The trigonometry chart Combining square roots
Fascinating discoveries: divisibility rule for Fascinaing discoveries: gold and silver soft- Fascinating discoveries: how wide is the
thirteen balls river?

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LEVEL SCIENCE

Sunrise
100 God’s Creation
• Man
• Plants

CURRICULUM OVERVIEW
Sunrise • Animals
200 • Birds
• Earth
300 • Universe
• Physical Laws

Science
& Properties
400
• Earth Sciences
Beginning with God’s creation, the science series teaches the student about himself and his environment. It
Sunrise
• Life Sciences
emphasizes God as creator and sustainer of the universe. In teaching scientific facts and truths, it seeks to
500 honor the Creator—all laws are God’s laws; all life is God’s life; all truth is God’s truth.
Level 100 (a five-LightUnit course) is optional in order to provide the student more time for the Reading cur-
riculum. At this level reading is the most important subject since it is the basis for progress in every other
600 subject. Level 200 is supplemental and not required.
Man’s World Levels 100 through 800 teach basic knowledge about man and his physical environment and emphasize our
• Environment “stewardship” responsibility toward God’s creation. Health studies—addressing proper nutrition, hygiene,
• Machines and disease—form part of the content of these levels.
700 • Energy Levels 900 through 1200 teach general science, biology, chemistry, and physics.
• Health Independent and interesting investigations and experiments allow students to experience God’s creation
• Stewardship firsthand and to learn wise stewardship of His resources.
800 • Sciences of
Tomorrow

900 General Science

1000 Biology

1100 Chemistry

1200 Physics

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SUNRISE SCIENCE 100 Supplemental Grade 1 Course
101 102 103 104 105
Seeing and Feeling You and Your Pets God’s Beautiful World The Earth and Energy Music and Science
Seeing Colors and Shapes and Growing Weather and Seasons Land, Water, and Sky You Hear and See Music
Sizes Pets Rain God’s Gifts Music
Seeing Colors Pets Grow Sunshine and Clouds Mountains and Deserts Tone and Pitch
Colors Can Help You You Grow Snow and Wind Seashores and Woods Rhythm and Tune
Seeing Shapes Spring and Summer Oceans and Lakes Staff
Caring for Pets
Shapes Can Help You Fall and Winter Rivers Notes
Kinds of Pets
Seeing Sizes The Air and Clouds
God Cares for Pets Plants You Use Your Body and Mind
Sizes Can Help You
You Care For Pets Plants Grow Energy You See and Hear
Feeling With Your Hands Hay Sun You Taste and Smell
Caring for Yourself
Feeling Hard and Soft Grain and Corn Wind You Feel
Food
Feeling Rough and Smooth Garden and House Plants Water How Are They the Same?
Sleep
Feeling Wet and Dry and Sticky How Do They Change?
How Much Sleep Do You Need? Keep the World Beautiful We Use Energy
Feeling With Your Feet Exercise Trash Using Animals and Fuels You and God’s World
Feeling Hot and Cool and Squishy Clean Up Using Electricity and the Sun Take Care of Yourself
Feeling Sharp and Slippery Saving Energy Take Care of the World

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SUNRISE SCIENCE 200 Optional Grade 2 Course
201 202 203 204 205
God Gives Us Animals Animals and Their Habitats Mammals You Know Learning About Birds Birds and Bird-Watching
Animals in Cold Habitats
God Created Animals Small Mammals About Birds Meet the Birds
Animals of the Tundra
Creation Squirrels How Birds Travel Mourning Dove
Animals of Antarctica
God, Man, and Animals Bats Feathers, Feet, and Bills Great Horned Owl
Animals in Hot Habitats Deer Mice More About the Body of a Bird Mallard
God Cares For Animals
Animals of the Desert Striped Skunks Birds’ Nests and Baby Birds Crow
God’s Plan for Animals
Animals of the Rain Forest Porcupines Red-Tailed Hawk
Special Body Parts Some Common Birds
Animals of the African Savanna Large Mammals Robin Getting Read for Bird-Watching
The Gift of Animals
Animals in Other Habitats White-Tailed Deer Blue Jay Things You Will Need
We Get Food From Animals
Animals of the Forest Black Bears Black-Capped Chickadee Attracting Birds
We Get Clothes From Animals
Animals of the Swamp Dogs Mockingbird Exploring
Animals Work for Us
Animals of the Prairie Cattle
We Enjoy Animals More Birds Watching the Birds
Animals in More Than One Habitat Observing Mammals Great Blue Heron What to Watch For
God Wants Us to Care for Animals
What Is Migration? Animal Watch Ruby-Throated Hummingbird Using Your Eyes
If You Have a Pet
More Animals That Migrate Telling About Your Animal Watch Killdeer Using Your Ears
My Pet
Animal Conservation

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SCIENCE 300
301 302 303 304 305
You Grow and Change Plants Animals: Growth and Change You Are What You Eat Properties of Matter
Your Body Breathes Air Plant Parts What Makes Environments How to Build a Healthy Body Matter
The Air Comes Into Your Body Roots Different? Food Your Body Needs Robert Boyle
The Air Goes to the Lungs Stems Temperature Food Your Body Does Not Need Properties
The Body Needs Oxygen Leaves Water
How to Plan for Healthy Eating Changes in Matter
The Body Gives off Carbon Dioxide Food Storage Parts Light
Choosing the Right Foods Physical Changes
Soil
Your Body Digests Food Plant Growth Preparing Wholesome Snacks Chemical Changes
Food Comes Into the Mouth Water and Minerals How Are Animals Different
How to Form Good Health Habits
Food Goes to the Stomach Carbon Dioxide Structure
Care of Teeth
Food Is Ready for the Body Sunlight Kinds of Food
Care of the Eyes
Temperature Respiration
Your Body Exercises and Rests Care of the Body
The Muscles Work Hard Plant Changes How Do Animals Grow and Care of Your Thoughts
The Bones Are Important Seeds Change?
The Body Rests Roots Invertebrates
Stems Amphibians
Your Body Is Different From an
Bulbs Mammals
Animal
Your Conscience Plant Measurement
Your Spirit
Your Mind
Your Growth

306 307 308 309 310

Sounds and You Times and Seasons
Sounds Are Made How the Earth Moves
What Do You Hear? The Earth Rotates
What Is Sound? The Earth Revolves
Sounds Are Different Why Time Changes
Where Are Sounds? Day and Night
How Do Sounds Travel? Months and Years
Why Are Sounds Not the Same? Time Zones
Sounds Are Heard Why Seasons Change
How Do You Hear? The Earth Tilts and Revolves
How Is Hearing Helped? Winter and Summer
Spring and Fall
Rocks and Their Changes Heat Energy Physical Changes
How Some Rocks Are Formed Where We Get Heat Energy Physical Change
By Heat Friction Change in Man
By Pressure Fire Change in Plants
Electricity Change in Animals
How Rocks Are Changed
Our Bodies
By Water The Earth
The Sun
By Wind Properties of Matter
By Heat and Cold What Heat Energy Is and Does Seasons and Time
By Plants Definition of Heat Energy Rocks
Effects of Heat Energy
How Rocks Are Used Sounds and Energy
Movement of Heat Energy
For Buildings Sounds and You
For Enjoyment How Heat Energy Affects Our Lives Energy
Benefits of Heat Energy
Problems of Heat Energy
Ecology of Heat Energy

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SCIENCE 400
401 402 403 404 405
Plants Animals Man and His Environment Machines Electricity and Magnetism
Plant Life How Animals Are Structured Man Depends on God’s Plan Machines Are Needed Electricity
Why Plants Are Living Things How Animals Travel Ecology Work From Electrons to Electric Current
How Plants Are Used How Animals Eat and Digest Food Resources Energy From Current to Circuit
How Animals Breathe Food Chain From Circuit to Service
Plant Parts Machines Are Simple
Populations
What Parts Plants Have How Animals Act Lever Magnetism
Balance of Nature
How Plant Parts Function Mammals Inclined Plane Magnetic Materials
Fish Man Depends on Communties Wedge Electricity and Magnets
Birds Water Communities Screw
Insects Field Communities Wheel and Axle
Desert Communities Pulley
How Animals Are Provided for and
Protected Forest Communities Machines Are Complex
God Gave Instinct to Animals Human Communities Simple Machines Together
Man Protects Animals Man Tries to Save His Environment Complex Machines Around You
Carelessness
Conservation
Preservation

406 407 408 409 410

Changes in Water Weather Our Solar System and the Universe The Planet Earth Understanding God’s
Wonderful Creation
Water Causes of Weather A Trip Through Space The Air (Atmosphere)
Water as a Solid Atmosphere Our Solar System Regions of the Atmosphere God’s Wonderful Creation
Water as a Liquid Temperature Our Big Universe Gases in the Atmosphere Solar System
Water as a Gas Air Pressure and Movement Earth
The Sun and Planets The Water (Hydrosphere)
Water as a Solvent Moisture God’s Changing World
Our Sun—A Star The Great Flood
Matter Forces of Weather Our Moon Freshwater Matter
Properties and Forms Rainstorms, Thunder, and Lightning Water Cycle Water
The Stars and Space
Molecules and Atoms Hurricanes Salt Water Weather
Stars We See
Elements Tornadoes Man’s Creative Ability
Stars We Never See The Land (Lithosphere)
Hail and Snowstorms Using Nature’s Energy
Layers of the Earth
Sand and Dust Storms Using Nature’s Materials
Shape of the Earth
Geographic Changes Earth’s Land Formations Man’s Changing Environment
Prediction of Weather Earth’s Forces Ecology
Observing Weather Earth’s Rotation and Revolution Communities
Using Weather Instruments Conservation

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SUNRISE SCIENCE 500
501
Light; Night; Firmament; Clouds
God Gives Us Light
God Gives Us Night
God Gives Us the Firmament
God Gives Us Clouds
Water; Earth; Planet
God Gives Us Water
God Gives Us the Earth
God Gives Us the Planets
Making a Planetary System Model
Rocks and Mountains; Oceans and
Seas; Lakes and Rivers
God Gives Us Rocks and Mountains
God Gives Us Oceans and Seas
God Gives Us Lakes and Rivers
More About Lakes and Rivers
Based on GOD’S MARVELOUS GIFTS textbook
502
Grass; Cacti; Ferns and Mosses
God Gives Us Grass
God Gives Us Cacti
God Gives Us Ferns and Mosses
Flowers; Vegetables and Herbs
God Gives Us Flowers
God Gives Us Vegetables and Herbs
Seeds; Leaves; Trees
God Gives Us Seeds
God Gives Us Leaves
God Gives Us Trees
503
Sun; Moon
God Gives Us the Sun
God Gives Us the Moon
Learn More About Eclipses
Learn More About Tides
Stars; Constellations, Comets, and
Meteors; Spring
God Gives Us the Stars
God Gives Us Constellations, Comets,
and Meteors
God Gives Us Spring and Rain
Learn More About Rain
Summer; Autumn; Winter
God Gives Us Summer and
Thunderstorms
God Gives Us Autumn and Wind
God Gives Us Winter and Snow
Learn More About Snow
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504 505
Fish; Amphibians; Reptiles Body; Liquid of Life; Pump; Control
God Gives Us Fish; Sea Animals Center; Telegraphing System;
God Gives Us Amphibians Camera
God Gives Us Reptiles God Gives You Your Body
God Gives Us Fearless Reptile God Gives You Your Liquid of Life;
Pump
Birds; Mammals
God Gives You Your Control Center;
God Gives Us Birds; Swift Bird; Long-
Telegraphing System
legged Bird
God Gives You Your Camera
God Gives Us Mammals; Swimming
Mammal Telephone; Breather; Grinder and
God Gives Us Flying Mammal; Cute Noisemaker; Skeleton; Go
Mammal Power; Cover
God Gives Us Mighty Mammal God Gives You Your Telephone
God Gives You Your Breather; Grinder
Insects
and Noisemaker
God Gives Us Insects
God Gives You Your Skeleton
God Gives Us Flying Insect; Crawling
God Gives You Your Go Power; Cover
Insect
God Gives Us Working Insect Food Pipeline; Storage Tank;
God Gives Us Shining Insect Digestive Tube; Organ With Many
Jobs; Filter System; Air Supplier
God Gives You Your Food Pipeline;
Storage Tank
God Gives You Your Digestive Tube
God Gives You Your Organ With Many
Jobs; Filter System
God Gives You Your Air Supplier
SCIENCE 600
601 602 603 604 605
What Is Science? Making Comparisons The Heavens Declare: Part 1 The Heavens Declare: 2 Earth’s Atmosphere
Tools of a Scientist The Metric System Observing the Heavens The Sun’s Energy Structure of the Atmosphere
Scientists and Their Instruments History of Metrics Long Ago Earth’s Power House Gases of the Atmosphere
Observation Advantages of Metrics Constellations and the Milky Way Our Nuclear Furnace Layers of the Atmosphere
Scientific Measurement Metric Prefixes The Zodiac Effects of the Atmosphere
The Solar System
Classification Metric Units Seasonal Skies Inner Planets Natural Cycles
Theories Meteors
Graphs Asteroids Water Cycle
Methods of a Scientist Uses of Graphs Astronomers and Their Theories Outer Planets Carbon-Oxygen Cycle
The Scientific Method Pictographs The Geocentric Theory Comets Nitrogen Cycle
Newton and the Scientific Method Bar Graphs Copernicus and the Heliocentric   The Moon Air Pollution
Pasteur and the Scientific Method Line Graphs Theory Surface Kinds of Air Pollution
Circle Graphs Galileo Galilei
Goals of a Scientist Phases Effects on Life
The Purpose of Science Tycho Brahe Rotation and Revolution Man’s Responsibility
George Washington Carver Johannes Kepler Tides
Isaac Newton Eclipses
Windows Into the Heavens
Appendix

606 607 608 609 610

Weather Climate Human Anatomy: Part 1 Human Anatomy: Part 2 Review
What Is Weather? Climate Factors Life’s Building Blocks The Circulatory System Scientists at Work
Temperature Weather or Climate? Cell Structure The Heart Scientists and Their Instruments
Wind Elements of Climate Cell Functions The Blood Vessels Scientists and Their Methods
Air Pressure Factors Affecting Climate Cell Teamwork The Blood Scientific Measurement
Moisture Scientists and Their Goals
Climate Types The Human Framework The Digestive System
Weather in Motion Climate Types Skeletal System The Mouth and Esophagus Astronomers at Work
Air Masses Distribution of Climate Types Muscular System The Stomach Astronomers and Their Theories
Clouds Covering System The Small Intestine Observing the Stars
Climate Effects
Fronts The Large Intestine Investigating the Solar System
Climate Affects People The Nervous System
Storms Astonomers’ Tools
Let’s Visit Four Different Climates The Nervous System The Excretory System
Weather Forecasting The Senses The Kidneys Meteorologists at Work
Maps The Bladder Studying the Atmosphere
The Respiratory System
Prediction The Skin Observing the Weather
The Nose
Weather Maxims and Myths Investigating Climates
The Throat and Windpipe The Endocrine System
The Lungs The Pituitary Gland Medical Scientists at Work
The Thyroid and Parathyroid Glands The Human Frame
The Adrenal Glands Nervous and Endocrine Systems
Respiratory and Circulatory Systems
Digestive and Excretory Systems

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SCIENCE 700
701 702 703 704 705
God-Designed Plant Systems God-Designed Body Systems The Behavior of Living Things Molecular Genetics Chemical Structure and Change
Photosynthesis System Digestive System Human and Animal Behavior Reproduction Nature of Water
Location Structure Nervous System Reproduction in Flowers Description
Products Function Types of Behavior Male-Female Reproduction Simple Substances
Rate Intelligence Molecules and Compounds
Circulatory, Respiratory, and Inheritance
Transport System Excretory Systems Plant Behavior Mendel’s Work Periodic Table
Roots Blood Circulation Tropisms: Kinds The Punnett Square Chemical Symbols
Stems Respiratory System Tropisms: Functions Inheritance of Taste Atomic Weights
Leaves Excretory System Touch-Sensitive Plants Incomplete Dominance Arrangement of the Periodic Table
Skeletal and Muscular System Multiple Genes
Regulatory System Plant-Animal Interaction Chemical Change
Natural Regulation Structure and Function Biomes DNA, Mutations, and the Diagrams of Atoms
Artificial Regulation Health and Disease Food Chain Environment Acids and Bases
Cycles Mutations
Balance of Nature The Use of Mutations
Temperature Influence on
Coloration
Position of Peas in a Pod

706 707 708 709 710

Light and Sound Motion and Its Measurement
Waves Definition of Force
Sound Waves Work is Accomplished by Force
Light Waves Measurement of Work
The Speed of Light
Rate of Doing Work
The Spectrum Power
Newton’s Experiment Horsepower
The Visible Spectrum Energy
Newton’s Laws of Motion
Colors
Absorption of Colors Change in Motion
Mixing Colors Machines and Motion
Machines That Change Motion
Planet Earth The Sun and Other Stars Review
Earth’s Motion The Sun Plant and Animal Systems
Earth’s Shape History The Photosynthesis System
Earth’s Rotation Description The Transport System of Plants
Earth’s Revolution Location The Regulatory System of Plants
Time Theories Systems of Man and Animals
Eclipses Stars Physics and Chemistry
Solar Eclipse Colors and Temperatures Light
Lunar Eclipse Giants and Dwarfs Sound
Elements and Spectra Motion
Our Solar System
Magnitude and Luminosity Matter
Planets and Light-Years
Light-Years and Astronomical Units
Asteroids, Comets, and Meteors Planet Earth and the Stars
Common Stars and Constellations Earth’s Rotation
Familiar Constellations Earth’s Revolution
Common Stars Eclipses of the Sun and Moon
Our Solar System
The Sun
The Stars

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SCIENCE 800
801 802 803 804 805
Science in Our Lives Properties of Matter Changing Matter Health and Nutrition Energy
Science Today Properties of Matter Matter and Change Foods and Digestion Types of Energy
A Definition of Science General Properties of Matter Physical Change Six Kinds of Nutrients Kinetic Energy
A Brief History of Science Physical Properties of Matter Chemical Change Digestive System Potential Energy
Scientific Measurement Chemical Properties of Matter Nuclear Change Diet Forms of Energy
States of Matter
Science and Technology Acids Four Basic Food Groups Heat Energy
A Definition of Technology Atoms and Molecules Properties of Acids A Balanced Menu Chemical Energy
Advances in Technology Atoms The Hydrogen lon Atomic Energy
Nutritional Diseases
Conflicts With Society Molecules Indicators Nutrition: As It Is and What It Energy Conversion and Entropy
pH of Acids Should Be
Science and Technology of Elements, Compounds, and Conversion of Energy Forms
Tomorrow Mixtures Bases Deficiencies, Allergies, and Other Thermodynamics and Entropy
Projections for Science and Elements Properties of Bases Reactions
Technology Compounds The Hydrogen lon Hygiene
The Limitations of Science and Mixtures Indicators Body Care
Technology pH of Bases Hygiene of Young People
SALTS
Neutralization
Uses of Salts

806 807 808 809 810

Magnets and Electricity Using Machines Levers, Pulleys, Gears, and Things Balance in Nature Science and Technology
Magnetism Distance Friction Photosynthesis and Food Basic Science
Permanent Magnets Describing Distance Forces of Friction Photosynthesis Science Skills
Magnetic Fields Measuring Distance Types of Friction Food Characteristics of Matter
Induced Magnetism Reducing Friction Matter in Change
Force Natural Cycles
Electricity The Meaning of Force Levers The Nitrogen Cycle Physical Science
Static Electricity The Laws of Newton Mechanical Advantage The Decay Cycle Forms of Energy
Current Electricity Force Vectors Classes of Levers The Water Cycle Magnets and Electricity
Uses of Electricity The Carbon and Oxygen Cycle Machines at Work
Work Wheel and Axle, Pulleys and Gears
Simple Machines
Energy for the Future Work Defined Wheel and Axle Balance and Disruption
Conventional Sources Work and Energy Pulleys Nature in Balance Life Science
Alternate Sources Work and Power Gears Human Disruption Nutrition
Resources Health
Inclined Plane, Wedge, and Screw
Balance in Nature
Inclined Plane
Jobs Available in Health Services
Wedges
Screw Vocations in Science and
Technology
Technology Today and Tomorrow
Assets and Liabilities
Finding a Job

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LEVEL SOCIAL STUDIES

Sunrise
(supplemental)
Your
100 World

CURRICULUM OVERVIEW
Sunrise
(optional)

200
Your
Neighborhood

Sunrise World
300 Communities

Sunrise
World Social Studies
Geography &
400 Culture The social studies curriculum begins with a study of the student’s family and neighborhood relationships
then expands to include the United States and the world. Special emphasis is placed on God at work in the
Sunrise North American
world and the Christian way of peace and love.
History and
500 Geography
The series develops a system of social values based on God’s revealed Word, recognizing the New Testament
as God’s final revelation to men. The way of salvation through Christ is presented as the only remedy for the
sins of mankind, both individually and socially. The spread of the Gospel of salvation is presented as the
Sunrise Latin
responsibility of the Christian community.
600 America
In this series, textbooks are used (or are being developed) for a number of the grade levels. LightUnits have
been developed to be used along with the texts. Reading integration is also a part of the social studies
World LightUnits in the lower levels.
700 History The 100 and 200 levels are five-LightUnit courses. They are optional in order to give the student more time
for Language Arts.
Sunrise United States
800 History

• Civics
900 • Careers CANADIAN SOCIAL STUDIES
• World Geography
• History,
Elem. • Geography,
1000 World History • Government

700
Through
United States
1100 History
Confederation

• Democracy Confederation
1200 • Christian 800 to
Late 20th Century
Challenges

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SUNRISE SOCIAL STUDIES 100
101
You Can Communicate
You and Your Family
About You
God Made You
God Takes Care of You
Who Is Your Family?
What Does Your Family Do?
Manners communicate
Manners at Home
Manners at School and Church
You Communicate With Sound
Other Sounds Communicate
More Ways to Communicate
Signs, Symbols, and Maps
Your Body
You and God Communicate
Supplemental Grade 1 Course
102 103 104 105
My Family and Feelings North America and Its People My School and Community The World and You
My Family A New Land My School Friends in Mexico and Japan
Who Is in My Family? Finding the New Land My Community Different Kinds of People
Father and Mother Columbus Around My School The Earth
Brothers and Sisters The Pilgrims Going to School Mexico
Me and My Grandparents George Washington Classmates Carlos in Mexico
Sharing and Helping in the Family Abraham Lincoln Teachers and Others at School Japan
A Loving, Working Family John Macdonald Ikuko in Japan
Helpers Nearby
Feelings North America Today Work and Play at School You in Your Community
Feeling Sad Special Days Rules You Are Special
When Children Make Fun The Flag Friends at School How You Feel
When I Do Bad Things Your Neighbors Friends at Church Your Family and Neighbors
Feeling Afraid Church and School Friends Friends at the Library Community Helpers
More Feelings Others in North America Community Helpers The World Around You
Feeling Happy People From Many Places Friends Who Keep Me Safe Your School
Feeling Angry and Excited People in Many Places Friends Who Help Me Stay Well Your Country and Beyond
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SUNRISE SOCIAL STUDIES 200 Optional Grade 2 Course
201 202 203 204 205
Families and Neighbors Communities Communities at Work Travel Children From Different
Communities
We Need Families Farming Communities Community Helpers Maps
Parents Love and Teach About Farming Communities Vet The Globe Ella From Tancook Island
Parents Give Food and Clothes Grain Farms Road Maintainer Maps Life on an Island
Brothers and Sisters Livestock Farms Policeman Symbols and Keys Fisherman’s Daughter
Worshiping Together Fruit Farms Fireman Shopping With Mother
Travel Long Ago
Working Together Betty From British Columbia
Town Communities Food for communities On Foot
My Family Home in a Mountain Valley
About Town Communities Different Foods for Many People On Animals
Families Need Neighbors The Hospital Farm to Elevator On Water Picking Berries in the Mountains
Working With Neighbors The Library At the Bakery Working in the Forest
Travel Today
Sharing With Neighbors The Post Office Bakery to Store Steve From Chicago
On a Bicycle
Visiting With Neighbors Home in the Big City
City Communities Goods for Communities On a Bus
God’s Plan for Neighborhoods About City Communities Clothes On a Train Friends in the City
Godly Families Why So Many People? Tools On Water At the Grain Elevator
The Golden Rule Where Do School Things Come By Air Victor From Clearview Ranch
From? Ranch House on the Plains
Victor at Work on the Ranch

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SUNRISE SOCIAL STUDIES 300 World Communities based on LIVING TOGETHER ON GOD’S EARTH textbook
301
Learning About the Earth
The earth’s shape
Difference between oceans and seas
The earth’s poles
The seven continents and four oceans
God’s Earth Supplies Our Needs
Meaning of natural resources
Soil best suited for crops
Erosion and ways to prevent it
A Steward and His Resources
Various natural resources
Good stewardship
Living Together
Community
Family most important community
God and Large Communities
Difference between rural and urban
communities
Respecting government leaders
Obeying community laws
God and Evil
Effects of sin on a community
Role of a Christian in a community
Different Communities
Differences in customs, climates, and
diets
Different races
Living and Working in a Community
Good and bad customs
Cooperation in communities
Uses of tax money
Christians’ responsibility to the govern-
ment
Changes in Communities
God, population, and construction bring
change
Globes and Flat Maps
Four hemispheres
Differences in globes and flat maps
The equator
Directions on a map
Using Maps
What a map legend is
Using map symbols
How to use the scale of miles
302
Land of the Nile River
Egypt and the Sahara
Importance of the Nile to Egypt
Parts of a river
How a delta is formed
Joseph’s Family in Egypt
Famine in Bible times
God’s plan for the Hebrews
God Changes Communities in Egypt
The life of the Hebrews in Egypt
Purpose of Hebrews being slaves
The Nile River
Egyptian culture and foods
How crops were grown in the desert
Egyptian Crops
Wheat and flax harvest
The Hebrews Are Free
How God preparedMoses
The plagues of Egypt and their purpose
God’s reasons for freeing the Hebrews
Importance of the Passover
The Sinai Peninsula
Geography of the Sinai Peninsula
God’s special leading of the Hebrews
God’s Nation in the Desert
Nomadic life and customs
Desert Food
Manna and other nomadic food
Clean and unclean animals
Order and Safety
Elders and judges in tribes
Covenants between tribes
Helpers and Laws
How judges ruled the Hebrews
God gives the Ten Commandments
God’s Laws Work
Fairness of God’s laws
The tabernacle and the work of the
priests
How God led and protected the
Hebrews
303
Land of Two Seas
Geography of Palestine
Jordan River and Sea of Galilee
The Jordan River and the Dead Sea
Geography of the Jordan River Valley
and Dead Sea area
Why the Dead Sea is salty
Lands of Judea, Galilee, and Samaria
Jerusalem, City Community in
Palestine
Importance of city walls and city gates
Life within the city gates
Trade at the marketplace
The Pool of Siloam and the School
Importance of the Pool of Siloam
Day at a Jewish school
Family Life and Worship
Jewish houses and clothing
How the Sabbath is kept
Temple Worship and Jewish Culture
Activities at the Jewish temple
Important Jewish feasts
Ways Jews made a living
Roman law
Hope of a Messiah to deliver the Jews
Land Between Seas
Geography of Greece
Why Corinth was important
The spread of the Gospel
Communities at Corinth
Crossing the isthmus of Corinth
How Corinth Grew
Raw materials brought in for manufac-
turing
Manufactured goods traded for imports
Nearness to sea made trading profitable
A Trip to the City
Greek life and customs during Paul’s
time
Roman roads helped spread the Gospel
Paul Visits and Preaches in Corinth
Jesus came to free people from sin
Many people knew the Greek language
Paul preached the Gospel to the
Gentiles
The Christian Community at Corinth
Christian living compared to Isthmian
Games
Paul takes Priscilla and Aquila to
Ephesus
304
The Netherlands on Maps
Using maps for different information
Land From Under the Sea
Land with two names
The geography of the Netherlands
Dikes built to protect land
Changing the Zuider Zee
How polders are made
Draining the Polders
How polders become farms
The Story of Amsterdam
From swamp to village
Windmills to pump water
Amsterdam Grows
Trade and fish make Amsterdam
wealthy
Charter to protect merchants from unfair
leaders
Christians suffer
False Church at Amsterdam
False teachings of Roman Catholic
Church
Disobedient members punished
A True Church Rises up
Gutenberg’s press makes Bibles
cheaper
German translation makes Bible study
possible
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Christians renounce false teachings
Anabaptist church begins
Some Anabaptists martyred
Ellert Jans Dies for His Faith
Anabaptist tortured and killed
Freedom for Christians
Church and government are separated
Netherlands first country to have free-
dom of religion
Church and city grow rapidly
Visiting Amsterdam Today
Tall, narrow houses and crowded streets
Cheese, flowers, and herring exported
Trade in Amsterdam; The Church
Canals built for ships
City grows due to manufacturing and
trade
Rapidly growing church becomes rich
Wealth causes church to weaken
305
America, the New World
Columbus discovers America
Suffering Christians flee to new land
The First People in America
Life and customs of Native Americans
Meet the Quakers
Quakers persecuted in England
Life and customs of Quakers
Plans for a New Home
King gives William Penn land in America
Penn plans Philadelphia
A Place for Philadelphia
City began between two rivers
Building the New City
City carefully planned
Large blocks with room for trees and
gardens
Tree-lined streets and public squares
God’s Blessings in the New Colony
Quakers live near peaceful Indians
Indians teach Quakers many things
William Penn Visits His Colony
Penn makes peace agreement with
Indians
Living in the Colony of Pennsylvania
Life and customs of Pennsylvania pio-
neers
Settlers at Germantown
Persecuted Mennonites settle
Germantown
Settlers produce cloth and paper
First Mennonite church built
Brethren come and build printing press
German Bible printed
Both boys and girls attend school
Christopher Dock establishes school
Philadelphia Grows
Government established
Many Quakers separate from govern-
ment
Trade with England and West Indies
established
A Growing City; Philadelphia Today
Growth brings problems
Peace with Indians broken
Quakers leave government completely
Busy port today with typical sin prob-
lems
306 (optional LightUnit)
Learning From Maps of Israel
Map work on Israel
Israel, an Old and New Country
Early Jews care for land, but then dis-
obey
God scatters Jews for punishment
Jews return after 70 years and rebuild
land
A New Nation; A Living Language
Israel becomes state in 1948
Dead Sea Scrolls discovered
Hebrew language revived
Israel, Old and New
Review of Israel
Israel’s Natural Resources
Using Natural Resources in Israel
Israel seemed to have few natural
resources
Returning Jews wanted to work the land
Resources used carefully and more
sought
Rebuilding Farmland in the North
Swampy farmland had to be drained
Draining took seven years
Water for the Desert
Methods used to bring water to Negev
National Water Carrier built
Growing Crops in Israel
Farming methods
Marketing farm produce
Farm Communities
Way of life on a kibbutz
Way of life on a moshav
Finding Minerals to Use
Minerals mentioned in the Bible
Many natural resources discovered
Three Cities
Haifa, the “workers’ town”
Tel Aviv, a metropolitan city
Jerusalem, the capital
Israel Today
Important facts reviewed
SUNRISE SOCIAL STUDIES 400 World Geography based on INTO ALL THE WORLD textbook, 1998 Edition
401
Section 1
Traveling Into Space
Studying God’s Earth
Section 2
The Land and Its Riches
Fuels; Changes in the Earth
God Gave Us Soil
Where Does the Soil Go?
Section 3
The Ocean
Movements of the Ocean
Our Ocean of Air
Climate Is Important
Causes of Climate
406
Section 1
Climates of China
Food From China
More Food From China
The People of China
Section 2
Understanding the Chinese
Chinese History
Chinese Inventions
Section 3
China Today
Life on a Chinese Farm
Growing Rice in China
Communism in China
402 403 404 405
Section 1 Section 1 Section 1 Section 1
Our New World Neighbors The Peninsulas of Europe Welcome to Eastern Europe Two Kinds of Farms
The Shape of the Land Warmer Than North America The Land God Made Shopping in Moscow
The First Americans Climates and Landforms of Europe The People of Eastern Europe—The Russian Families and Schools
God’s Gifts in North America Slavs More About Russian Schools
Section 2
The Sad Story of the Slavs Christianity in Russia
Section 2 On to Norway
Visiting Mexico Along the Coast of Norway Section 2 Section 2
Climate: Village Life in Mexico Natural Resources From the Forests Gigantic Russia Onward to Asia
More Village Life in Mexico Power From Water The Land of Russia Gigantic Landforms
Across the Bridge Climate in Russia Climate in Asia
Section 3
Russian History People in Asia
Section 3 Welcome to Italy
South America Climate in Italy Section 3 Section 3
Looking at South America Farming and Manufacturing in Italy Poor Serfs—Free Serfs Asia—China
Natural Resources in South America Earthquake; The Poor South How Much Land Does a Man Need? On the Other Side of the World
Hot Lands—Cold Lands Southern Village Life; Italian Food A New Russia Landforms and Time Zones
The Soviet Union
407 408 409 410
Section 1 Section 1 Section 1 Section 1
Where Is the Middle East? Africa, A Vast Continent Southern Africa Welcome to the Lands Down Under
Landforms in the Middle East Landforms in Africa David Livingstone in Africa The Land of Australia
The Dry Middle East The Nile and the Sahara Landforms in Southern Africa Lakes and Climate in Australia
Natural Resources in the Middle East Natural Resources In Northern Africa Rivers in Southern Africa Geography and Climate in Australia
What Is an Oasis?
Section 2 Section 2 Section 2
Section 2 People of the Sahara Climate in Africa Resources in Australia
The Date Palm Tree The Sahel Seasons in Africa Plants and Animals of Australia
The Camel More Problems in the Sahel More About African Climates Oceania
Rock Oil Animals and Plants in Africa Resources of Oceania
Section 3
Section 3 Algeria Section 3 Section 3
People of the Middle East Climate in Algeria Resources in Africa Farther South
Conflict in the Middle East People and History of Algeria Welcome to Zaire Antarctica and the South Pole
Religion in the Middle East Resources in Zaire Resources of Antarctica
Teachings of Islam Minerals and People in Zaire Birds of Antarctica
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SUNRISE SOCIAL STUDIES 500 History and Geography based on NORTH AMERICA IS THE LORD’S textbook
501
Section 1
Looking Ahead
Names of the Parts of North America
Sizes of the Parts of North America
How Large Is an Acre?
Section 2
The Atlantic Coastal Plain
Appalachian Highlands
Central Lowlands
Rocky Mountains
Intermountain Region
Pacific Mountain and Valley Region
Section 3
The Everglades to the Great Lakes
The Canadian Shield and the Far North
Canada, East to Midwest
Canada’s West: the Cordillera
502 503 504 505
Section 1 Section 1 Section 1 Section 1
Which Way? The First Americans Samuel Champlain Two French Fur Traders
Round Earth; Flat Map The Eastern Woodland Indians New France The English in Canada
Latitude Plains and Southwest Indians French Jesuit Missionaries The Dutch: New Amsterdam
Seasons Northwestern and Northern Indians French Exporers The Southern Colonies
The English Settle at Jamestown
Section 2 The Growth of Jamestown Section 2
Finding Distance on a Road Map Section 2 England Takes Over New France
Using Road Maps Totem Poles, Crops, and Words Section 2 Ben Franklin, Printer
Weather and Climate America’s Early Discoverers The Pilgrims and Plymouth Ben Franklin in England
Altitude Christopher Columbus The Puritans and Massachusetts Bay The Colonies Fight for Independence
Amerigo Vespucci Other New England Colonies
Section 3 John Cabot The Quakers’ “Holy Experiment” Section 3
Climate and Altitude Quakers and the War’s End
Climate and Wind Section 3 Section 3 The Moravian Indians
Maritime and Continental Climate Spanish Explorers Mennonites Settle in Pennsylvania Upper and Lower Canada
Passing of Time Spanish Settlements The Amish and German Baptists The Early United States’ Struggles
French Explorers The Ephrata Cloister and the Martyrs
Searching for a Northwest Passage Mirror
Old and New Worlds’ Exchanges Life in Colonial Pennsylvania

506 507 508 509 This course does not

Section 1 Section 1 Section 1 Section 1
include a tenth unit.
New England’s Landforms The Atlantic Provinces The Middle West Alaska
New England’s Industry Newfoundland The Corn Belt Hawaii
The Middle Atlantic States Quebec The Wheat Belt Puerto Rico
Anglo-America’s Largest City Ontario Industry
The St. Lawrence Seaway Section 2
Section 2 Section 2 Immigrants
Washington, D.C. Section 2 Western Lands and Regions Manufacturing
Food for the Cities Across the Mountains The Western Interior World War I
Coal Mining The Trail of Tears California The Great Depression
Making Steel The United States Adds Lands The Northwestern United States World War II
Settling Western Lands
Section 3 Section 3 Section 3
The South’s Natural Regions Section 3 The Canadian West Problems Canada Faces
Crops of the South Improved Travel The Prairie Provinces Problems the United States Faces
Eli Whitney Slavery Divides the United States British Columbia Anglo-America Today
George W. Carver The Civil War The Northland North America Is the Lord’s
Industry in the South The Dominion of Canada

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SUNRISE SOCIAL STUDIES 600
601
Neighbors in Latin America
Getting Acquainted with Latin
America
The People of Latin America
Latin America based on NEIGHBORS IN LATIN AMERICA textbook
602 603 604 605
Geography and Climate The First Americans The Conquest of Latin America Mexico, A Rugged Land
Latin America—A Vast Land The Earliest Americans Two Worlds Meet Welcome to Mexico
The Climate of Latin America Native Americans in South America Life in Colonial Latin America Mexico’s History Since Independence
Life in Mexico Today

606 607 608 609 610

Central America— The West Indies and Guiana The Andean Republics The South Cone Countries Brazil—Latin America’s Largest Nation
Crossroads of the Americas Brazil—The Land and People
Islands of the Caribbean The Continent of South America Welcome to the Southern Cone
Central America—Bridge Between The Countries of the West Indies Columbia Chile History and Change in Brazil
Continents Cuba Venezuela Argentina, Land of Pampas and
The Countries of Central America Dominican Republic Republics of the Sky Chaco
Belize Haiti Ecuador The Smallest Southern Cone
Guatemala Jamaica Peru Countries
El Salvador Puerto Rico Bolivia Uruguay
Honduras South America’s “Forgotten” Countries Paraguay
Nicaragua Guyana
Costa Rica Suriname
Panama French Guiana

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SOCIAL STUDIES 700 World History based on GOD’S WORLD–HIS STORY textbook (Previously sixth grade.)
601 602 603 604 605
Studying God’s World Scattered Abroad Upon the God Calls His People Four Ancient Empires The Rise and Fall of the
Face of the Earth God Chooses a People Rule the World Roman Empire
The Universe and the Tools for
Studying It The Dawn of History Abraham Called From Mesopotamia New Empires Change the World The Romans
God’s Marvelous Universe In the Beginning God . . . . The Canaanites and Abram Assyria—The Bull Nation The Italians
Making Maps Man’s Pre-Flood Home The Nations During the Patriarchal Age • The “New” Babylon the Great The Roman Government Grows Slowly
Reading Maps Man Before the Flood Customs of the Patriarchal Period “History” Before It Happened Rome Turns West
International Date Line Ancient Egypt: Home of God’s People The Medes and the Persians Rome Turns East
The World’s Greatest Catastrophe
Other Tools Land of the Nile The Roman Empire
The Flood Greece, the Third World Empire
The Kingdoms The Jewish Hope
Climates and Seasons Nature Demonstrates God’s Power Crete: The Bridge Between East and West
Factors of Climate People Remembered the Flood Egypt in Joseph’s Day Troy: A Legend Dug Up In the Reign of Augustus
Latitude A Land of Plenty Greece: Land of Man-Made Gods and Myths The Census in the Reign of Augustus
Beginning Again Egyptian Religion
Day and Night Sparta: Land of Warriors In the Fullness of Time
Man Starts Over
Seasons God Preserves a Nation Athens: City of Learning and Beauty The Roman Empire in Jesus’ Day
Oceans’ Effect on Climates The Sumerians The Hebrews Suffer in Egypt Turning the World Upside Down
A Threat From the East
Climates Affect the Way Men Live First Rulers in Mesopotamia Plagues From God Daniel’s Prophecies Fulfilled The Church in the Roman Empire
Ur—Queen City of Sumer Laws in Ancient Times
Archaeology New Rulers in the Greek World A New Age
Sumerian Contributions
Archaeology God’s People and Their Neighbors A Greek World The Early Church
Telling the Age of a Tell God’s People in the Promised Land God’s World in Alexandria Pompeii
Ancient Writing The Hittites—How Powerful? Revolt in Palestine
Deciphering Ancient Writing The Phoenicians—Traders of the Ancient Christians Begin to Suffer
Archaeology Confirms God’s Word World
What They Left Us During and After Persecution
Site With a Street Address Christians in a Pagan Society
The Kingdom of Israel
606 The Land God Ruled
Centuries of Church Growth
Worship, Persecution, Catacombs
The Dark Ages and the Late Middle Ages Israel’s First Two Kings Decay of the Church and Empire
Solomon’s Empire and the “Golden Age” The Last Days of the Roman Empire
The Dark Ages
An Age of Darkness 608
The Greek Church 607 Hope and Faith in a War-Torn Europe
The Roman Church in the Dark Ages Reformation, Exploration, and Hope in War-Torn Europe
Escape From Sin? Colonization Wars–In the Name of Christ?
“Grievous Wolves” and a New Religion The Reformation Europe Almost Ruined; The Church—
Conquerors in the East A Victim of War
Wycliffe
Wycliffe’s Ideas Spread to Bohemia and War Even in England 609 610
Everyday Life and Europeans in the
Middle Ages Moravia George Fox: A Persecuted Preacher “Wars and Rumours of Wars” Review
Everyday Life in the Middle Ages Europe Just Before the Reformation A Revival in Europe World War I and Communism Review of LightUnits 601-609
European Nations in the Early Middle Ages Protestants in Switzerland Revival in Europe Causes of the First World War and the Studying God’s World
The Franks Come to Power The Anabaptists Life in Herrnhut and Reaching the World Powder Keg Scattered Abroad Upon the Face of the Earth
England—Land of the Angles and the The October Disputation and the Swiss Moravian Influence Spreads The Bloodiest War in History God Calls His People
Saxons Brethren Wesley’s England and the Industrial The Red Revolution and Russian Four Ancient Empires Rule the World
The Late Middle Ages—Hope Amid A First in Hymnbooks Revolution Communism The Rise and Fall of the Roman Empire
Darkness Anabaptists Confess Their Convictions Faith in the Age of Empires 1789-1900 Communism Comes to a Christian The Dark Ages and the Late Middle Ages
The End of the Dark Ages The Poor Always With Us An Age of Reason and Revolution Community Reformation, Exploration, and Colonization
Travelers to the East Brother Farms The Reign, the Emperor, and the Prisoner World War II Hope and Faith in a War-Torn Europe
Early Anabaptists in Netherlands Great Britain, an Around-the-World Empire Another World War “Wars and Rumours of Wars”
More Crusades and Many New
Inventions Christians Take a Stand India The Dreadful End in Europe and the Pacific
More Crusades The Reformation in England A Land of Variety “Peace, Peace; When There Is No Peace”
War in Europe The Age of Exploration A Missionary, Jesus, and Many Religions Focus on East Asia, Africa, and the Future
A Death Worse Than War A Small World and Prince Henry A Land of Change Cold War Turns Hot in China, Korea, and
The “Holy” Roman Empire A Flat Earth A Christian Home in Modern India Vietnam
Science and Inventions in the Middle Ages Sailing West to Reach the East China Africa
An Invention That Changed the World Spain—Mistress of the World The Gospel to China History—God’s Story

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SUNRISE SOCIAL STUDIES 800
801
American and European
Backgrounds
First Americans
Earliest Americans
Discoverers of America
Columbus’s Discovery
Columbian Exchange
Europeans’ Exploration and
Colonization
European Explorers
Spanish Influence
English Colonization
First English Colonies
New England Colonies
Southern and Middle Colonies
Colonists Evangelize
806
Growth, Progress, and Change
The Gap in the West Closes
Miners and Prospectors
Transportation
Cattlemen
Homesteaders
Inventions, Business, and Industry
Businesses Grow
Businesses Change
Businesses and Unions
America Changes in the late 1800s
Farming
Cities
Political Issues
Reform and Social Movements
United States History based on CHANGING FRONTIERS Textbook
802
War, Rebellion, and Independence
English Colony Life
Life in the Colonies
Life Differs Throughout Colonies
Religious Revival in the Colonies
Britain and France Fight in the New
World
French and English Take Up Arms
French and Indian War
Colonies Rebel Against England
Proclamation of 1763
Revolutionary War
Independence
Early Events of the War
Break With Britain
Britain’s Defeat
807
Struggles Within and Without
The Progressive Movement
Reforms
Reforms Introduced by Roosevelt
Democrats Regain the White House
Progressives Gain and Lose
Americans’ Lives Change
Reform Movements Under President
Wilson
From Isolation to Imperialism
United States Seek Territory
United States World Influence
United States Latin America Influence
The Great War
War in Europe
United States Involvement
Peace
803
Beginnings, Growth, and Change
Articles of Confederation and the
Constitution
New Nation After Independence
Constitution
New Nation Meets Challenges
Washington Administration
Federalists and the Adams
Administration
Jefferson and Madison
National Conflict
Features of the Monroe Years
Jackson Changes the Political Scene
Democrats and Whigs Compete
Life in the Early 1800s
Industrial Revolution
Transportation and Communication
Religious Movements, Immigration,
and Reform
808
Boom, Bust, and Battle
The Twenties
Problems and Tensions
Society Changes
Politics Change
The Great Depression
Hoover’s Promise
President Roosevelt Fights the
Depression
World War II
War Begins
Response to World Events
Allies Defeat Italy and Germany
Allies Defeat Japan
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804
The Nation Expands
Slavery in America
Slaves Come to America
Slavery in North America
Slaves and Some Whites Attack
Slavery
Europeans and Native Americans
Clash
Before Indian Removal
Jacksonian Era
Indian Conflicts in the West
Westward—Ho!
Texas Gains Independence
Oregon Joins United States
Mexican War and the Gold Rush
809
Fears Within, Fightings Without
Harry Truman and the Aftermath of
the War
Aftermath of World War II
Postwar Years
Communism Threatens at Home
and Abroad
Spread of Communism
Communism in Asia
Fears of Communism Affect
Americans
The Eisenhower Years
America Prospers
Civil Rights Movement Makes
Progress
World Communism
The Kennedy and Johnson Years
Threat of Communism
Civil Rights Movement
Social Changes
805
The North and South in Conflict
The North and South Disagree
Disunion in the Early 1800s
Flames of Conflict in the 1850s
Events of 1856 to 1860
The Civil War
Lincoln’s Election
Early Part of the War
Tide Turns in Favor of the North
Results of the War
The South Rebuilds
Lincoln and Johnson Rebuild the
South
Radical Republicans Rebuild the
South
Closing Events of Reconstruction
810
War, Peace, and Prosperity
Communism in Vietnam
Kennedy and Johnson Deal With
Vietnam
President Nixon Gets Out of Vietnam
The Seventies
President Nixon
Ford and Carter Presidencies
The Twentieth Century Ends
Reagan Administration
Bush Administration
Clinton Presidency
The Turn of the Century Brings
Changes
Bush, Clinton, and Obama
ELEMENTARY CANADIAN SOCIAL STUDIES
Section 1 Section 2 Section 3
Canada’s Geography Canada’s History Canada’s Government
What Geography Is What History Consists Of The Need for Government
The Regions of Canada Canada in Early Days The History of Canada’s Government
The Appalachian Region The Natives The System of Canada’s Government
The St. Lawrence-Great Lakes Lowlands The Norsemen The Government of the Province
The Canadian Shield The Explorers
The Hudson Bay Lowlands The Settlers
Projects
The Western Interior Plain More About the Settlers
The Western Mountain Region Canada Today The Federal Government
The Arctic Islands The Provincial Government
The Climate of Canada The Local Government
Provincial Projects
The Natural Resources of Canada
The Natives in Your Province
The Settlers in Your Province
Provincial Projects
Changes in Your Province
The Geography of Your Province Important Events in the History of Your Province
Making a Relief Map of Your Province
The Landforms of Your Province
The Climate of Your Province
The Wildlife of Your Province
The Natural Resources of Your Province

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SUNRISE CANADIAN SOCIAL STUDIES 700 Based on the text A GOODLY HERITAGE
701
Native
Section 1
North America Before the Europeans
Important Maps of Canada
Section 2
The Indians of the Eastern
Woodlands
Indians of the Plains
The Pacific Coast Natives
Natives of the Arctic
Native People Project
Europeans Affect the Natives
Section 3
Vikings and Explorers
Jacques Cartier Explores the St.
Lawrence
LightUnit 705 and the Teacher’s
Material contain ideas for projects
that students may do to earn five
more LightUnits’ worth of credit.
702
French Settlement and
the British Colonies
Section 1
France and the New World
Acadia
The Struggle to Establish New France
New France: The Struggle to Survive
Section 2
The Jesuit Missions
The Iriquois Invasion
The English in Newfoundland
Section 3
Virginia and the New England
Colonies
The Middle and Southern Colonies
Pennsylvania
Project
703
The British Conquest of
New France and the
American Revolution
Section 1
New France Becomes Stronger
Life on a Seigneury
Furs and Explorations
New France Grows and Conflicts With
Britain
Section 2
The Expulsion of the Acadians
Conflict on the Ohio Frontier
The End of New France
Section 3
Causes of the American Revolution
The Declaration of Independence
Results of the American Revolution
The Loyalists
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704
Conflicts That Influenced
Pre-Confederation Canada
Section 1
Mennonite Life in Colonial America
The Mennonites and the Indians
Mennonites and the American
Revolution
Section 2
Western Fur Trade
Some Causes of the War of 1812
More Causes of the War of 1812
The War of 1812
Section 3
The Slavery Question
Drift Toward Disunion
The Civil War
Results of the Civil War
705
Confederation
Section 1
Colonial Government
Political Reasons for Unrest
Economic Reasons for Unrest
Reformers in Upper and Lower
Canada
Section 2
Rebellion of 1837
Lord Durham’s Report
Responsible Government
The Expansion of the United States
Section 3
Reasons for Confederation
The Fathers of Confederation
British North America Act
SUNRISE CANADIAN SOCIAL STUDIES 800 Based on the text PLEASANT PLACES
801 802 803 804 805
Early Settlements Pioneer Life in Upper Canada Canada Grows; World War I Booming Twenties, Difficult Modern Canada
in Upper Canada Thirties; War Years
Section 1 Section 1 Section 1
Section 1 Religion in Pioneer Days Conservative Government Section 1 Changes in Communication and
Waves of Immigration Rural Government Immigration and the West The Aftermath of World War I Power
The Germans in North America Early Industries Canadian Government Under The Booming Twenties The Space Age
Waterloo County’s Beginnings History of Education Mackenzie and Macdonald The Great Depression Transportation
Troubles in the West Effects on Government Building Projects and Other Facts
Section 2 Section 2
Village Life Water Transportation Section 2 Section 2 Section 2
Project: Local Town or County Early Road Transportation Prosperity in Canada Background of World War II Changes in Politics
Pattern of Settlement Means of Transportation by Road Background and Setting for The Collapse of Europe Quebec and Separation
The Canada Company Rail Transportation and Mail Service World War I War Around the World Canada Since 1970
Changing Times Causes of World War I World War II Ends
Section 3 Section 3
World War I
Section 3 Early Farming Section 3 Russian Mennonite Emigration to
Attempts to Establish Peace
Pioneer Homes Era of Diversification The Cold War Begins Canada
Pioneer Food Era of Specialization Section 3 Canada and World War II Migrations to Canada After the
Social LIfe and Medical Services Canada During the War COs and World War II Russian Immigration
Canadian Mennonites During the War Amish Emigration to Ontario
Hutterite History and Settlement in
Canada

LightUnit 805 and the Teacher’s

Material contain ideas for projects
that students may do to earn five
more LightUnits’ worth of credit.

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ART WITH A PURPOSE (For grades 1-8)
Artpac 1 Artpac 2 Artpac 3 Artpac 4
Coloring Color identification and intensities Coloring Coloring
Drawing Coloring Shading; feathering; small spaces 3-D effect
Cutting and pasting outlining; light and vivid; small spaces; Gridwork Friendship card
Silhouettes feathering Following directions Shading
Mosaics Cutting and pasting Enlarging and reducing the subject Drawing
Tearing paper Sketching with circles Cutting and pasting Balanced stick figure
Booklets Following directions Folded object construction Children
Glue art Greeting card Tracing
Paper folding
Drawing 1 Booklet illustrations
Tracing Tracing
Using ovals Grid drawing
Greeting cards Drawing with a ruler
Step-by-step Poster making
Drawing with an oval Filling in details
Painting Lettering
Drawing features on people Fingerprint art
Sponge technique Perspective
Drawing with triangles Lateral symmetry
Stencil making
and circles Picture storybook
Wash method
Object assembly
Drawing 2
Mother’s Day card
Shortcuts
Converting stick figures
Straight edge
Perspective Circles
Two-point perspective drawing Placement of facial features

Artpac 5 Artpac 6 Artpac 7 Artpac 8

Coloring Shading and shadow Shading and shadow Pen and ink drawing
Shading Drawing faces Grid drawing Silhouettes
Poster making Lettering Calligraphy Value and texture
Combining shades Straight-line designs Paint mixing and painting Contrast
Drawing Monograms Sketching Shaping
Illuminated text Shadows
Trees
Grid drawing Cross-hatching
Step-by-step method
Stippling
Faces Scherenschnitte
Preliminary sketching Drawing animals with shapes
Animals Perspective drawing
Painting and Paint Mixing
Mixing colors
A sunset
Color mixing
Lettering
Block lettering
Enhancing block lettering
Decorative block lettering
Grid Work
Enlarging
Reducing
Projects

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SUNRISE BIBLE ELECTIVE 1
LightUnit 1
The Disciples Wait for Jesus’
Promise
Jesus Sends His Spirit
Peter Preaches to the People in
Jerusalem
A New People of God
Silver and Gold Have I None
Arrested!
Ananias and Sapphira
In Prison
Seven Servants
Stephen Is a Faithful Witness
Stephen Dies for His Faith
A Man Who Tried to Buy God’s
Power
(For grades 4 or 5)
LightUnit 2
A Stranger in a Chariot
Arrested by God
Escaped!
From Enemy to Friend
Alive and Well
Animals in a Sheet
Gentiles in the Church?
An Argument Settled
The Encourager at Work
Peter in Chains
Interrupted Prayer Meeting
The First Missionary Journey
LightUnit 3
Will the Jews Believe?
We Turn to the Gentiles
A Healing and a Stoning
Must Gentiles Become Jews?
Paul Finds a New Helper
Christianity Comes to Europe
One Freed and Two Jailed
The Jailor Believes
The Noble People of Berea
The Unknown God
From Corinth to Ephesus
Books in a Bonfire
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LightUnit 4
An Uproar in Ephesus
A Dangerous Doze
Three Good-Byes
Trouble in Jerusalem
Paul Starts an Argument
Escape by Night
Paul on Trial
Storm at Sea
Shipwreck!
Snakebite!
Paul the Preaching Prisoner
Paul Writes to the Romans
LightUnit 5
How the Churches Grew
Paul’s Letter to the Church at Corinth
Paul’s Letter to the Churches in
Galatia
Paul Writes to the Churches at
Ephesus and Colosse
Paul’s Letters to Philippi and
Thessalonica
Paul’s Letters to Timothy and Titus
The Letter to the Hebrews
The Letters of James, Peter, John,
and Jude
The Revelation of Jesus Christ: John
Alone
The Revelation of Jesus Christ: John
Sees Jesus
The Revelation of Jesus Christ: John
Sees Heaven
The Revelation of Jesus Christ: He is
Coming Again
MUSIC
Book One Book Two Book Three Book Four
Lines and Spaces, the Staff Heads, Stems, and Flags Time Value of Notes and Rests, Whole– Time Value of Notes and Rests
Note Names Time Value of Notes: Whole, Half, Sixteenth Measures and Measure Bars
Note Numbers Quarter, Eighth Shape of Notes and Rests Simple Time Signatures: 4/4, 3/4, 2/4
Note Shapes Name of Notes Measures and Measure Bars The Dot
Sequence of the Scale Ascending by Name, Shape of Notes The G Clef Sharps and Flats
Number, and Shape Number of Notes Ledger Lines Pitch Pipe
Heads, Stems, and Flags Spelling of Notes Letters of the Degrees (G Staff) Key Signatures by Flats
Whole Notes, Half Notes, Quarter Notes, Sequence of Note Names, Shapes, and The Time Signature 4/4, Counting Beats Key Signatures by Sharps
Eighth Notes Numbers Position of Half Steps in the Scale and on the
Notes on Lines and Spaces Time Value of Rests Degrees
Shape of Rests Characteristics of the Scale (D
The Staff: Lines, Spaces, Ledger Lines, and
Bars
Notes and Rests on the Staff

Book Five Book Six Book Seven Book Eight

Note Names, Shapes, and Numbers
The G Clef and the Degrees of the G Staff
Note Names of the Chromatic Scale  Note Names, Shapes, and Numbers
Ascending and Descending
Key Signatures
The F Clef and the Degrees of the F Staff
Double Flat, Double Sharp, and Natural
Time Value of Notes and Rests
Simple Time Signatures
Four-, Three-, and Two-Point Patterns for
Beating Time
Degrees of the Grand Staff Note Names, Numbers, and Shapes
Key Signatures Diatonic Major Scale: Half Steps and
Tetrachords Chromatic Scale
Sharps, Flats, and Naturals Sharp, Flat, Natural, Double Sharp, Double
Round Notes Flat Minor Scale (harmonic)
Time Value of Notes and Rests Intervals (general)
Simple and Compound Time G Clef, F Clef, Grand Staff, and Letters of the
Signatures and the Patterns for Beating Time Degrees
Measures, Measure Bars, and Breather Bars Key Signatures
Rit., Fermata (hold), Dynamic Signs Time Value of Notes and Rests
Slur, Tie, and Beam Time Signatures
Triplet
Rit., Fermata, Terms Relating to Dynamics
Note Names, Numbers, and Shapes
Clefs and Degrees of the Grand Staff
Key Signatures and Accidentals
Time Signatures
Time Value of Notes and Rests
Diatonic Major and Minor Scales, Chromatic
Scale
Simple Directive Signs: D.S., D.C.,
Repeat, FINE, Fermata, and CODA
Basic Terms Affecting Tempo, Volume, and
Style
Harmonic Intervals and Triads (general
names)
Four Chords: I Chord, IV Chord, V Chord, and
V 7 Chord

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SPEEDY SPANISH
SPEEDY SPANISH 1
Unit 1
Lesson 1: Articles, prepositions,
questions
Lesson 2: Personal pronouns,
furniture
Lesson 3: God, colors
Lesson 4: Numbers, possession,
amount
Lesson 5: Greetings, relative times
Review Lessons 1-5
Lesson 6: Weekdays, time periods
SPEEDY SPANISH 2
Unit 1
Lesson 1: Languages, knowing
Lesson 2: Talking
Lesson 3: Order, going, relative ages
Lesson 4: Possession, learning, hop-
ing
Lesson 5: Seeing, looking, needing
Review Lessons 1-5
Lesson 6: Knowing, joy, meeting
(Elementary)
Unit 2
Lesson  7: Weather, seasons
Lesson  8: The months
Lesson  9: Time, money, numbers
Lesson 10: Family relationships
Review Lessons 6-10
Lesson 11: Home: rooms, activities
Lesson 12: Food items, food
consumption
Unit 2
Lesson  7: Transportation, arrivals
and departures
Lesson  8: Eating, food items, under-
standing
Lesson  9: Playing, games, toys,
music
Lesson 10: Having, pain, body parts
Review Lessons 6-10
Lesson 11: Being verbs
Lesson 12: Wanting, food items,
mealtimes
Unit 3
Lesson 13: Adjectives
Lesson 14: Prepositions
Lesson 15: People, school items
Review Lessons 11-15
Lesson 16: Home and surroundings,
correspondence
Lesson 17: Travel, directions
Lesson 18: Adjectives
Unit 3
Lesson 13: Giving, antonyms
Lesson 14: Walking, meeting,
thankfulness
Lesson 15: Making, weather
Review Lessons 11-15
Lesson 16: Bringing, ability,
helpfulness
Lesson 17: Coming, going, death,
danger, Jesus
Lesson 18: Joy, laughter
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Unit 4 Unit 5
Lesson 19: Church and school Lesson 25: Giving, seeing, sleeping
activities Review Lessons 21-25
Lesson 20: Greetings, expressions of Lesson 26: Reading, telephoning,
sincerity buying
Review Lessons 16-20 Lesson 27: Hearing, seeing,
Lesson 21: Purchases, library and believing
church activities Lesson 28: Animals, food, plants
Lesson 22: Clothing items Lesson 29: Reading, listening,
Lesson 23: Tableware leaving
Lesson 24: Personal hygiene Lesson 30: Asking, looking, playing,
walking
Review Lessons 26-30
Unit 4 Unit 5
Lesson 19: Sleep, rest Lesson 25: Work, diligence
Lesson 20: Seeing, pictures Review Lessons 21-25
Review Lessons 16-20 Lesson 26: Asking, knocking,
Lesson 21: Changing clothes, paying attention
cleaning Lesson 27: Reading, fear, peace
Lesson 22: Hearing, explaining, quiet- Lesson 28: Waking, waiting,
ness forgetting
Lesson 23: Zoo animals, catching Lesson 29: Thinking, living,
a cold receiving
Lesson 24: Putting, greeting, com- Lesson 30: Deciding, sitting,
pass directions, mail answering
Review Lessons 26-30