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Does your student know about America's most important national treasure—the U.S. Constitution? Looking for a fun, colorful homeschool curriculum to refresh his knowledge of this monumental American document? Well, you can stop looking! The LIFEPAC Civics Unit 2 Worktext from Alpha Omega Publications is just what you need! This colorful, print-based, elective worktext presents an interesting, comprehensive study of the U.S. Constitution and its foundation as America's supreme law. Topics of study include the ratification, the flexible framework and the separation of powers, and the Amendments and Bill of Rights. Created for your 7-12 grade student, this Christian-based elective focuses on improving your student's understanding of how this American document directly affects his life. This second in a series of five government curriculum worktexts is filled with important historical lessons, full-color illustrations, and helpful vocabulary words to improve your student's understanding of governmental terms!
Sound good? That's just the beginning! The LIFEPAC Civics Unit 2 Worktext also includes fun course projects, student-directed lessons, and quality, Bible-based content. In addition, this slimed-down, easy-to-handle worktext takes only three to four weeks to complete—unlike other huge, unmotivating history textbooks! Plus, consistent reviews, self tests, and one removable teacher-administered unit test are all included in this Alpha Omega curriculum so you can easily chart your student's comprehension. What could be better? So refresh your homeschool student's knowledge of the Constitution today.
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