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Instructor videos give you a heads up on the content covered, outline typical questions kids have, and show any materials that need advanced preparation.
Detailed lesson plans take the guesswork out of planning. You can quickly locate the essential question, objectives, assessments, and procedures.
Each teacher implementing Foundation curriculums will receive an individual instructor account.
To further support the learning process, each lesson also includes a Home Connection activity, aimed at extending the lesson and engaging the entire family.
Videos of an experienced educator teaching the lessons make implementation easy and cut down on teacher prep-time.
Each lesson includes activity sheets that engage students in a variety of best-practice strategies. These activities are designed to foster critical thinking and support student learning.
Students have the opportunity to show that they have met the learning goal in each lesson through a formative 'Know It and Show It' assessment. Each unit also includes a summative assessment to measure student growth.
Each Foundation membership includes access to all digital materials for a full calendar year.
Foundation Comparative Worldview Curriculum equips 8-to-12-year-olds to recognize false worldview ideas and understand how they differ from the Christian worldview.
Foundation Careful Thinking Curriculum expands on the previous year, giving 9-to-13-year-olds the skills they need to unmask faulty ideas and embrace the truth.
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