The second-grade Bible cirrocumuli challenges the children to be the beset they can be for the Lord. Second-graders also learn of the birth of Jesus and of a famous missionary, Amy Carmichael, who dared to do great things for God. Students memorize Bible passages, including the Ten Commandments, the Beatitudes, and Psalm One. Everyday uses of science are presented to second-grade boys and girls. They learn good personal diet and health habits, as well as the exciting world of plants and animals.
Students also enjoy identifying types of the world's naturally occurring energy sources.
Appreciating the vastness of God's creation lays the basis for a geographical survey of the United States and the major continents and oceans of the world. Characteristics typical of each continent are also included, thereby helping to give each student a better understanding of God's great plan for the the world and the people He made. As history and geography lessons unfold, third-grade boys and girls can trace the development of early civilization and follow the westward movement of exploration to and across America. Additionally, students explore weather patterns and cycles, which demonstrate God's great power and watch care over the earth and its inhabitants. Because of fundamentals of arithmetic are so important to success in working with numbers, students begin early learning the basic facts.