MB Grade 8 Basic Set

The Basic 4 Subject sets include our grade appropriate, recommended solutions for math, language arts, history, and science. The Basic 4 set for grade 8 includes the following:

Principles of Mathematics 2 Prepare your homeschool student for High School success! In this Jr. High math curriculum, Principles of Mathematics Book 2 will guide your student through pre-algebra. Building on a Biblical worldview, your student will learn how the consistencies we see in mathematical concepts proclaim the consistencies of a faithful God.

Language Lessons 8 Language Lessons for a Living Education Level 8 is a dynamic homeschool curriculum that equips eighth-grade students with essential communication skills through a biblical lens. This engaging program combines creative spelling and vocabulary exercises, foundational grammar and punctuation lessons, and personal writing assignments. Weekly special features such as book passages, hymns, scriptures, and poetry set the tone creating a very engaging atmosphere for learning language arts. Worldview lessons enhance critical thinking and personal faith, guiding students to craft their own statements of faith. With a focus on effective and righteous communication, this course prepares students to make a lasting impact with the gospel.

The World's Story 3 Angela O’Dell’s World’s Story series uses the same fun style of her popular America’s Story series to teach junior-high students about world history. Students will study the Age of Explorers through the modern day and learn all about the wars, revolutions, and culture changes that defined these times.

God's Design Chemistry & Ecology The God’s Design Science series is based on a biblical worldview and reveals how science supports the biblical account of creation. Richard and Debbie Lawrence, authors of the series, have a long history of enjoying science. They have both worked as electrical engineers and now Debbie teaches Chemistry and Physics at a homeschool co-op. While homeschooling their children for 16 years, there was almost always a science experiment going on in the kitchen. Today that tradition is being continued with the next generation as the grandkids enjoy Grandma Science Day once a week. The Lawrences also enjoy playing street hockey, hiking in the Rocky Mountains, and visiting historical sites around the world.