English 8 units
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Unit 1 · The Sentence
Weeks 1 to 5
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Unit 2 · Nouns
Weeks 5 to 8
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Unit 3 · Verbs
Weeks 8 to 16- 3-1Kinds of Verbs
- 3-2Verb Phrases
- 3-3Simple Verb Tenses
- 3-4Be, Have, and Do
- 3-5Perfect Tenses
- 3-6Irregular Verbs
- 3-7More Irregular Verbs
- 3-8Progressive Forms
- 3-9Writing with Verbs
- 3-10Transitive and Intransitive Verbs
- 3-11Direct and Indirect Objects
- 3-12Predicate Nouns and Predicate Adjectives
- 3-13Active and Passive Voices
- 3-14Writing with Verbs (Voice)
- 3-15Subject-Verb Agreement
- 3-16Inverted and Interrupted Order
- 3-17Rise/Raise, Lie/Lay, Sit/Set
- 3-18Bring/Take, Let/Leave, Lend/Loan
- 3-19Choosing Different Verbs
- 3-20Unit 3 Review: Verbs
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Unit 4 · Modifiers
Weeks 16 to 20- 4-1Adjectives
- 4-2Writing with Adjectives
- 4-3Comparing with Adjectives
- 4-4Adverbs
- 4-5Writing with Adverbs
- 4-6Comparing with Adverbs
- 4-7Negatives
- 4-8Adjective or Adverb?
- 4-9Choosing Different Adjectives and Adverbs
- 4-10Unit 4 Review: Modifiers
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Unit 5 · Capitalization and Punctuation
Weeks 21 to 27- 5-1Correct Sentences
- 5-2Proper Nouns and Proper Adjectives
- 5-3Interjections
- 5-4Uses for Commas
- 5-5Writing Sentences with Commas
- 5-6More Uses for Commas
- 5-7Dates, Addresses, and Letters
- 5-8Direct Quotations
- 5-9Titles
- 5-10Semicolons and Colons
- 5-11Writing with Colons and Semicolons
- 5-12Abbreviations
- 5-13Apostrophes
- 5-14Hyphens, Dashes, and Parentheses
- 5-15Unit 5 Review: Capitalization and Punctuation
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Unit 6 · Pronouns
Weeks 27 to 32- 6-1Pronouns and Antecedents
- 6-2Writing Clearly with Pronouns
- 6-3Personal Pronouns
- 6-4Subject and Object Pronouns
- 6-5Pronouns in Compound Subjects and Objects
- 6-6Possessive Pronouns
- 6-7Interrogative Pronouns
- 6-8Demonstrative Pronouns
- 6-9Indefinite Pronouns
- 6-10Reflexive and Intensive Pronouns
- 6-11Homophones
- 6-12Unit 6 Review: Pronouns
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Unit 7 · Prepositional Phrases
Weeks 32 to 35- 7-1Prepositional Phrases
- 7-2Pronouns After Prepositions
- 7-3Adjective Phrases
- 7-4Adverb Phrases
- 7-5Placing Phrases Correctly
- 7-6Writing with Prepositional Phrases
- 7-7Choosing Correct Prepositions
- 7-8Idioms
- 7-9Unit 7 Review: Prepositional Phrases
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Unit 8 · Complex Sentences
Week 36- 8-1Clauses
- 8-2Compound and Complex Sentences
- 8-3Forming Complex and Compound-Complex Sentences
- 8-4Unit 8 Review: Complex Sentences
History 10 units
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Unit 1 · Rome, and the Church That Outlived It
Weeks 1 to 4- 1-1From Republic to Empire
- 1-2Roman Government and Citizenship
- 1-3Roads, Bridges, and the Roman Army
- 1-4Conquest, Provinces, and City Life
- 1-5Class, Slavery, and Daily Life in Rome
- 1-6Judea Under Roman Rule
- 1-7Jesus and the First Christians
- 1-8Paul, Persecution, and a Church That Spread
- 1-9Crisis, Reform, and the Fall of the West
- 1-10Unit 1 Review: Rome and the Early Church
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Unit 2 · The East Endures, and Islam Rises
Weeks 5 to 8- 2-1Constantinople, and the Empire That Did Not Fall
- 2-2Justinian and the Law We Still Use
- 2-3One Church Becomes Two
- 2-4The Rise of Islam
- 2-5Trade, Learning, and the Islamic Golden Age
- 2-6Contact and Conflict Across the Mediterranean
- 2-7Monasteries, Missionaries, and Medieval Faith
- 2-8The Franks and Charlemagne
- 2-9Reading the Map: Europe, North Africa, and Southwest Asia
- 2-10Unit 2 Review: The East, Islam, and Early Medieval Europe
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Unit 3 · Life Under Feudalism
Weeks 9 to 12- 3-1What Feudalism Actually Was
- 3-2Lords, Vassals, and the Oath
- 3-3The Manor, the Peasant, and the Plough
- 3-4Castles, Knights, and How Wars Were Fought
- 3-5The Power of the Medieval Church
- 3-6Towns, Guilds, and the Roads Between Them
- 3-7The Vikings, and the Kingdoms They Made
- 3-8The Norman Conquest
- 3-9Kings, Law, and Magna Carta
- 3-10Unit 3 Review: Life Under Feudalism
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Unit 4 · Plague, War, and the End of the Middle Ages
Weeks 13 to 16- 4-1Universities and the Life of the Mind
- 4-2Cathedrals, and What They Were Built to Say
- 4-3The Crusades
- 4-4Christians, Muslims, and Jews in Contact
- 4-5The Mongols, and the Roads They Opened
- 4-6The Black Death
- 4-7Revolt, Hunger, and a Strained Society
- 4-8The Hundred Years' War
- 4-9Joan of Arc and the Birth of Nations
- 4-10Unit 4 Review: Plague, War, and Change
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Unit 5 · The Renaissance, and the Church Divided
Weeks 17 to 20- 5-1The Italian City-States
- 5-2Humanism and the Return to the Classics
- 5-3Art, Money, and Power
- 5-4Printing, and How Ideas Travelled
- 5-5The Northern Renaissance
- 5-6Martin Luther and the Ninety-Five Theses
- 5-7Calvin, Henry VIII, and the Protestant Movements
- 5-8The Catholic Reformation
- 5-9New Science, New Maps, New Questions
- 5-10Unit 5 Review: Renaissance and Reformation
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Unit 6 · The Kingdoms of West and Southern Africa
Weeks 21 to 23- 6-1Daily Life and Culture in West Africa
- 6-2The Empire of Ghana
- 6-3The Empire of Mali
- 6-4The Coastal Trading Cities
- 6-5Empires Built on Gold and Trade
- 6-6The Kingdom of Kongo
- 6-7Unit 6 Review: The Kingdoms of West and Southern Africa
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Unit 7 · China, Japan, and the Lands Between
Weeks 24 to 27- 7-1China Reunited
- 7-2The Tang and the Song: A Golden Age
- 7-1China Reunited
- 7-4A Return to Chinese Rule
- 7-5Japan, the Land of the Rising Sun
- 7-6The Growth of Japanese Culture
- 7-7Samurai and Shoguns
- 7-8Korea and Southeast Asia
- 7-9Unit 7 Review: China, Japan, and the Lands Between
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Unit 8 · The Civilizations of the Americas
Weeks 27 to 29- 8-1Geography and Farming in Mesoamerica
- 8-2The Olmec
- 8-3The Maya
- 8-4The Aztec
- 8-5The Inca
- 8-6Unit 8 Review: The Civilizations of the Americas
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Unit 9 · New Questions, New Worlds, and the Age of Reason
Weeks 30 to 32- 9-1Where Scientific Thinking Came From
- 9-1Where Scientific Thinking Came From
- 9-2The Scientific Revolution
- 9-4What Exploration Changed
- 9-5The Enlightenment
- 9-6Democratic Ideas Take Hold
- 9-7Unit 9 Review: New Questions, New Worlds, and the Age of Reason
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Unit 10 · How We Know What Happened
Weeks 32 to 34- 10-1Geography: Reading the World
- 10-2Mapping the World
- 10-3How the Past Is Discovered
- 10-4How the Past Is Interpreted
- 10-5Unit 10 Review: How We Know What Happened
Science 28 units
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Unit 1 · What Life Is, and How We Study It
Weeks 1 to 2
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Unit 2 · Inside the Cell
Weeks 2 to 3
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Unit 3 · How Cells Work
Weeks 3 to 4
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Unit 4 · How Cells Make More Cells
Weeks 5 to 6
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Unit 5 · How Traits Pass Down
Weeks 6 to 7- 5-1Why You Look Like Your Parents
- 5-2What We Learned After Mendel
- 5-3Traits, Disorders, and Human Genetics
- 5-4Mapping the Human Genome
- 5-5Unit 5 Review: How Traits Pass Down
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Unit 6 · Origins: Evolution and Creation, Side by Side
Weeks 7 to 8- 6-1What Evolution Claims, and What It Rests On
- 6-2The Evidence, Examined Honestly
- 6-3Extinction, and Caring for What Remains
- 6-4Human Origins: Two Accounts, Side by Side
- 6-5Unit 6 Review: Origins: Evolution and Creation, Side by Side
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Unit 7 · Sorting and Naming Living Things
Weeks 8 to 9- 7-1Why We Sort Living Things
- 7-2How Scientists Classify Today
- 7-3The Rain Forest, and What Is Being Lost
- 7-4Identifying an Organism Yourself
- 7-5Unit 7 Review: Sorting and Naming Living Things
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Unit 8 · The Smallest Living Things
Weeks 10 to 11- 8-1Viruses: Alive, or Not?
- 8-2What It Costs to Cure a Disease
- 8-3Bacteria, the Kingdom Monera
- 8-4The Bacteria You Live With Every Day
- 8-5Unit 8 Review: The Smallest Living Things
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Unit 9 · Protists and Fungi
Weeks 11 to 12- 9-1Protists: The Odd Ones Out
- 9-2Fungi, and What They Break Down
- 9-3Why We Could Not Live Without Fungi
- 9-4Unit 9 Review: Protists and Fungi
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Unit 10 · Meet the Plants
Weeks 12 to 13- 10-1What Makes a Plant a Plant
- 10-2Mosses, Ferns, and Plants Without Seeds
- 10-3Peat, Fuel, and Using a Bog
- 10-4Unit 10 Review: Meet the Plants
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Unit 11 · Seeds, Roots, and Flowers
Weeks 13 to 14- 11-1Seeds, and Why They Changed Everything
- 11-2Roots, Stems, and Leaves
- 11-3How Seed Plants Reproduce
- 11-4Acid Rain, and What It Does to Plants
- 11-5Unit 11 Review: Seeds, Roots, and Flowers
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Unit 12 · How Plants Live and Grow
Weeks 14 to 15- 12-1Photosynthesis and Respiration
- 12-2How a Plant Responds to the World
- 12-3Plants Living With Other Living Things
- 12-4The Tropics, and the Plants We Have Not Studied Yet
- 12-5Unit 12 Review: How Plants Live and Grow
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Unit 13 · Meet the Animals
Weeks 15 to 16- 13-1What Makes an Animal an Animal
- 13-2Using Animals in Experiments
- 13-3Sponges, Jellyfish, and the Simplest Animals
- 13-4The Simple Worms
- 13-5Unit 13 Review: Meet the Animals
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Unit 14 · Animals Without Backbones
Weeks 17 to 18- 14-1Mollusks
- 14-2Segmented Worms
- 14-3Arthropods: The Largest Group of All
- 14-4Pesticides, and What Else They Kill
- 14-5Sea Stars and Their Relatives
- 14-6Unit 14 Review: Animals Without Backbones
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Unit 15 · Fish, Frogs, and Reptiles
Weeks 18 to 19- 15-1Fish
- 15-2Amphibians
- 15-3Why Frogs Are Disappearing
- 15-4Reptiles
- 15-5Unit 15 Review: Fish, Frogs, and Reptiles
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Unit 16 · Birds and Mammals
Week 20- 16-1Birds
- 16-2Mammals
- 16-3Saving the Manatee
- 16-4Unit 16 Review: Birds and Mammals
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Unit 17 · Why Animals Do What They Do
Week 21- 17-1Instinct and Learned Behaviour
- 17-2How Animals Adapt Their Behaviour
- 17-3Returning a Wild Animal to the Wild
- 17-4Unit 17 Review: Why Animals Do What They Do
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Unit 18 · Bones, Muscles, and Skin
Weeks 22 to 23- 18-1The Skeleton, and What It Does
- 18-2Muscles, and How They Pull
- 18-3Drugs for Fitness, and What They Cost
- 18-4Skin, the Organ You Can See
- 18-5Unit 18 Review: Bones, Muscles, and Skin
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Unit 19 · Food and Digestion
Weeks 23 to 24- 19-1What Food Is Actually Made Of
- 19-2The Journey Food Takes
- 19-3Eating Disorders, and Getting Help
- 19-4Unit 19 Review: Food and Digestion
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Unit 20 · The Heart and the Blood
Weeks 24 to 25- 20-1The Heart and How Blood Moves
- 20-2What Blood Is Made Of
- 20-3Giving Blood, and Receiving It
- 20-4The Lymphatic System
- 20-5Unit 20 Review: The Heart and the Blood
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Unit 21 · Breathing, and Cleaning the Blood
Weeks 25 to 26- 21-1Breathing, and What the Lungs Do
- 21-2Air That Is Not Safe to Breathe
- 21-3The Kidneys, and Cleaning the Blood
- 21-4Unit 21 Review: Breathing, and Cleaning the Blood
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Unit 22 · The Brain, the Nerves, and the Senses
Weeks 26 to 27- 22-1The Brain, the Spinal Cord, and the Nerves
- 22-2The Five Senses
- 22-3Alzheimer's Disease
- 22-4Hormones, and the Endocrine System
- 22-5Unit 22 Review: The Brain, the Nerves, and the Senses
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Unit 23 · How People Are Made, and How They Grow
Weeks 28 to 29- 23-1How Life Begins
- 23-2From Conception to Birth
- 23-3Growing Up, and Growing Older
- 23-4Your Body, and Treating It as a Gift
- 23-5Unit 23 Review: How People Are Made, and How They Grow
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Unit 24 · Sickness, and How the Body Defends Itself
Weeks 29 to 30- 24-1What Disease Is, and How It Spreads
- 24-2How the Body Fights Back
- 24-3Preventing Disease Before It Starts
- 24-4Diseases You Cannot Catch
- 24-5Unit 24 Review: Sickness, and How the Body Defends Itself
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Unit 25 · Drugs, Medicine, and the Body
Weeks 30 to 31- 25-1Medicine, and How Drugs Affect the Body
- 25-2Drugs and the Society Around Them
- 25-3Illegal Drugs, and What They Do
- 25-4Unit 25 Review: Drugs, Medicine, and the Body
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Unit 26 · Living Things and Where They Live
Weeks 31 to 32- 26-1Where a Living Thing Fits
- 26-2How Living Things Depend on Each Other
- 26-3Sunlight, Water, Soil, and Air
- 26-4Fire, and When It Helps
- 26-5Unit 26 Review: Living Things and Where They Live
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Unit 27 · The Earth's Biomes
Weeks 32 to 33- 27-1What Makes One Place Different From Another
- 27-2The Land Biomes
- 27-3Rivers, Lakes, and Oceans
- 27-4Wetlands, and Why They Matter
- 27-5Unit 27 Review: The Earth's Biomes
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Unit 28 · Caring for What We Were Given
Weeks 34 to 35- 28-1The Resources We Depend On
- 28-2Conservation and Protection
- 28-3Responsibility for What Comes Next
- 28-4The Earth in 2030
- 28-5Unit 28 Review: Caring for What We Were Given