Pre-Algebra Student Edition 3rd Edition

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525089
ISBN
9781646260102
Grade 8
Teaching Method
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Charlotte Mason
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Montessori (Discovery)
A methodology based on the work of a 20th century educator that emphasizes student and sensory-driven discovery learning and real-life applications.
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Secular
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Focus is on the “why,” often with a unifying concept as well as specific skills; coverage may be broader.
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Description

Explanations and examples are included in the student edition. Exercises are in order of difficulty (A, B, and C being the most challenging). Cumulative review is at the end of each section and chapter reviews prepare students for the chapter test. Softcover. 738 pgs.

Publisher's Description of Pre-Algebra Student Edition 3rd Edition

The Pre-Algebra Student Edition (3rd ed.) gives 8th grade students example and practice activities that guide them in preparing for and learning advanced math skills. This program connects math skills and math studies to real-life applications and encourages students to consider the implications of math for biblical worldview shaping.

In Pre-Algebra, students will learn to: evaluate numeric and algebraic expressions involving signed integers and rational numbers; simplify and solve linear equations, including those related to percentages; and create multiple representations of linear functions.

Much of the goal of Pre-Algebra is to prepare students for advanced math skills in Algebra 1 and Algebra 2. To do so, lessons will introduce students to more advanced skills in geometry, statistics, and data analysis.

Category Description for Bju Press Math

We are pleased to be able to distribute BJU Press curriculum to our customers. Published by a Christian university located in South Carolina, BJU Press produces and markets curriculum materials for Christian schools as well as home schools. Probably the most homeschool-friendly full-curriculum supplier, they have not only accommodated homeschoolers, but have continually worked to make their materials better suited to the homeschooling family. Many of their courses now contain manuals written specifically for the home school setting, and visuals and supplemental materials have been "pared down" from the bulkier visuals still used in classrooms. While other curriculum suppliers initially frowned on distributing teacher materials to homeschoolers, and provided only expensive classroom versions, Bob Jones quickly embraced homeschoolers, readily allowing them access to teacher's editions and, eventually, producing less expensive spiral-bound or paperbound versions to save money for homeschooling families. One of the strengths of the Bob Jones program is the teaching of concepts, rather than the rote how-to-solve-it approach. Also, Christian principles and character traits are assumed and integrated throughout the program. Each level is themed, providing a motivational learning context. Lessons are "spiraled", meaning topics are reviewed throughout each level, delving a little deeper each time. Lesson exercises consist mainly of practice for that lesson, not a review of previous lessons or chapters. However, topics are not covered, then left forever; they reappear in more complexity throughout the course, allowing for more practice. We have long been fans of Bob Jones curriculum materials, having used courses in almost every subject area for one child or another through the years. In our particular situation (seven children, Mom and Dad sharing in teaching as well as in running Rainbow Resource Center), a well-constructed, teacher-ready course can be a God-send. Although we have used a variety of methods and curriculums in our homeschool through the years (and continue to do so), we strongly feel that the Bob Jones materials we have used have helped to produce excellent, college-ready students. Unless you have a particularly strong aversion to textbooks of any kind, at any level, we highly recommend these materials to you.

Category Description for Bju Press Math - Secondary

BJU Press’s middle and high school math courses equip students to develop advanced mathematical skills and strategies. Ultimately, this scaffolded program enables students to solve real-world problems by extending their understanding through strategic modeling of mathematical procedures, tiered practice problems, and the use and creation of mathematical models in authentic contexts. Relatively new is the revised Geometry book for Grade 10. For those desiring to approach geometry as a separate course, this revised text will supply a solid option to the Jacobs text. For those students who are not interested in pursuing math beyond algebra or geometry, Bob Jones supplies a Consumer Math course that presents math required for practical living. While there is no separate calculus course, the Algebra 2 text does introduce the college-bound student to calculus.

Category Description for Bju Press Math Grade 8 - Pre-Algebra

Prepares students for high school level Algebra and beyond with the BJU Prealgebra course. Along with a review of mathematics, students study equations, tables, graphs, statistics, and geometry. Two editions are available and are not compatible. Currently, the 2nd edition aligns with the Online/Video Courses from BJU. The Homeschool Kit (3rd edition only available) includes the two-volume Teacher Edition, Student Edition, Activities, Activities Answer Key, Assessments, and Assessments Answer Key. 

The two-volume Teacher Edition provides lesson instruction, teaching suggestions, and answers to the Student Edition. The softcover, non-consumable Student Edition provides lesson exercises, expanded explanations with examples, problem solving questions, chapter reviews, chapter reviews (vocabulary and exercises), cumulative reviews, and extended problem sets in three levels of difficulty to allow customized assignments.

Activities Book contains additional practice. The 3rd edition also includes 4 STEM Projects. A separate Activities Answer Key is available. The Assessment book is not reproducible. A separate Assessment Answer Key is available. 



Category Description for Bju Press Math Grade 8 (3rd Ed.)

New in 2023, this edition has several chapters that have been added to, removed, or changed to meet state and national standards. Cartoons have also been added to reinforce biblical content. A "Math-Then & Now" page is new to each chapter and presents historical examples of how math has been used to make improvements in daily life. HomeschoolHub.com gives homeschool parents access to digital resources supporting the lessons. This edition is not compatible with the previous editions.

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Product Format:Paperback
Brand:BJU Press
Grade:8
ISBN:9781646260102
Length in Inches:10.875
Width in Inches:8.5
Height in Inches:1.125
Weight in Pounds:3.7
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