Interlock is a hands-on program for children in preschool and kindergarten. The lessons are already planned and presentation techniques are given. Covering Creation through the Flood, Interlock sets the stage for a solid foundation in biblical knowledge.

The Basic Five is a starter package for families who desire to begin using The Weaver Curriculum® for the first time. Save money when you purchase this comprehensive kit that includes Volume 1, Day by Day 1, Wisdom Words, Teaching Tips & Techniques, and Skills Evaluation, plus a free Teacher's Friend.

Weaver Volume 1 will take your child from the basic architecture of city buildings to the amazing layout of the solar system; from the water cycle to the life cycle; from transportation to preservation. Hands-on activities and in-depth discussions make this Bible-based curriculum a good balance for any child's learning style.

Weaver Supplement Volume 1 will take your 7-12 grade child from the basic architecture of buildings to the amazing layout of the universe; from the life cycle to the water cycle; from preservation to transportation. Research papers and in-depth discussions make this Bible-based curriculum a great precursor for college classes.

How do rocks, architecture, and your city tie together? Communication, sound, and eye care? Transportation, money, and war? These are just some of the topics covered in Weaver Volume 1. If you had to teach about these topics, how would you integrate them, or transition from one to the next? For the answer, read on!

Weaver Review Questions Volume 1 will help you grade your child on the topics they studied. Quizzes, fill-in-the-blanks, and matching are just a few of the ways you can find out what they learned during the year. Questions are divided into grades 1 & 2, 3 & 4, and 5 & 6, and divided by subject like the Volumes.

Weaver Volume 2 includes a unique study of character traits at the end of each chapter, making the hands-on activities more personal for your children and allowing them to retain more of what you teach. The unit on celebrations allows you to focus your studies on your family's personal beliefs and traditions.

Weaver Supplement Volume 2 is filled with opportunities for your child to think independently. Research reports, individual questions, charts, and diagrams are just a few of the activities your child will encounter while using The Weaver Curriculum®. Lessons correspond with Weaver Volume 2, allowing all ages to learn together.

Although it's possible to teach from a Weaver Volume without pre-planning, you'll find that your day goes smoother when you plan ahead. When you have multiple grade levels (and topics) to teach, the structure of a pre-planned lesson offers peace of mind. Rather than plan your own lessons, let Weaver do it for you!

Unlike traditional forms of homeschooling, unit studies do not usually come with tests. What happens when your state or family asks for grades? Weaver Review Questions Volume 2 allows you to test your child and assign letter grades. Fill-in-the-blank, multiple choice, and essays are used.

Weaver Volume 3 Bible studies pick up where Volume 2 leaves off. Journey through the exploration of the Promised Land as American settlers explore the West. Learn about the recording of history while studying the natural passage of time. Discover the steps of reasoning while studying how the human brain works.

Weaver Supplement Volume 3 coincides with the lessons taught in Weaver Volume 3. Your older child will journey through the exploration of the Promised Land as American settlers explore the West. They'll learn of the natural passage of time while studying history. Steps of reasoning will be studied along with the human brain.

The Weaver Day by Day isn't a boring schedule of when to teach the various objectives within the corresponding Volume. Each day offers a "Thought for Today" to encourage you, a list of resources (books and supplies) for teaching, creative writing prompts, and space to record math and phonics/reading assignments.

Weaver Review Questions Volume 3 will help you quiz your child, either formally or informally, to discover what information has been retained. How much did they learn during Bible time, social studies, science, and language arts? Questions are sorted by subject and grade (1 & 2, 3 & 4, and 5 & 6) to assist the homeschool parent.

Volume 4 balances hands-on activities with in-depth discussion while focusing on Bible themes such as physical and spiritual giants, slavery, stewardship, covenants, and ancient civilizations. Types of poetry are also studied throughout the Volume.

Weaver Supplement Volume 4 balances research reports with in-depth discussion while focusing on Bible themes such as physical and spiritual giants, slavery, stewardship, covenants, and ancient civilizations. Activities are designed to coincide with Weaver Volume 4, to keep children learning together.

When you homeschool using a unit study approach, each unit will cover three or more topics. How do you pull them all together? The Weaver Day by Day pulls every topic together by focusing them all on the Bible. The result? A biblical worldview.

You've done the activities, discussed the issues, and now you're ready to review the material with your children. No problem! Weaver Review Questions Volume 4 will assist you in finding out what your children know. Geared for grades 1-6, and divided by subject, for ease of use.

Volume 5 takes you through an in-depth study of the life of Christ through His resurrection. Learn about ancient Rome, follow the footsteps of Jesus as He preaches from town to town, and relive the miracles surrounding His life and death. The first four Weaver Volumes all lead up to this fascinating study.

Weaver Supplement Volume 5 will take your older child through an in-depth study of the life of Christ, including His resurrection. While studying ancient Rome they'll follow in His footsteps as He preaches from town to town, and relive the miracles surrounding His life and death. Lessons correspond with Weaver Volume 5 studies.

Weaver Day by Day takes the work out of lesson planning. It also gives an encouraging "Thought for Today," a resource list of books and supplies, creative writing prompts, and space to record math and phonics/reading assignments. This book is a must-have for anyone using a Weaver Volume.

As you study the life of Christ, take time at the end of each chapter to review what you've taught your children. Weaver Review Questions Volume 5 has questions in multiple choice, fill-in-the-blanks, matching, and more. Like the main Volume, the questions are divided into grades 1 & 2, 3 & 4, and 5 & 6, and also by subject.

Early Readers Level 1 is a progressive word building series that uses short vowel words to retell much-loved Bible stories. Each of the five books in the set is colorful, softbound, and age-appropriate for those learning to read. Includes new words at the beginning of each story and comprehension questions at the end.

Early Readers Level 2 is a set of five books that begins with vowel blends and progresses through to silent e words. Each book is colorful, softbound, sturdy, and age-appropriate for those learning to read. New words are included at the beginning of the story and comprehension questions are at the end.

Early Readers Level 3 is a set of five books that present Old and New Testament stories in simple language for beginning readers. Much-loved Bible stories are retold in these colorful, soft-bound, durable, age-appropriate books. They'll soon become favorites in your home!