Books published by publisher Bob Jones University Press

The U.S. History text covers our nations history from colonial times up to the present. Special attention is given to God's providence and the nation's Christian heritage. The material is presented in a narrative form that conveys the story of our nation in an engaging way. Coordinates with United States History Teacher's Edition, United States History Student Activities Teacher's Edition, United States History Student Activities, United States History Tests, United States History Tests Answer Key, and TestBuilder Software

The BJU Press math program seeks to teach for understanding. One of the best ways to help students understand foundational math concepts is by using manipulatives. The K5 Math Manipulatives Packet contains workmats, animal counters, geometric shapes, and money to be used in the lessons by the students. The packet also contains Number Cards, Dot Pattern Cards, a clock, rulers, and stick puppets. Many of the items are perforated for easy preparation.

English 3 Student Worktext (2nd ed.) emphasizes traditional grammar as well as practice with vital reference skills and step-by-step use of the Writing Process for eight different types of writing assignments, such as game instructions, book reports, compare-contract essay, and more.The student worktext provides guided practice, independent practice, chapter reviews, and cumulative reviews. Located at the back of the worktext, the Writing Handbook contains a thesaurus and writing models, and the Grammar Handbook contains a lists of abbreviations, prepositions, homophones, and diagramming models.

University Press returns with another short and captivating portrait of one of history’s most compelling figures, Eleanor Roosevelt.Eleanor Roosevelt was an iconic figure. Best known for being First Lady of the United States during the presidency of Franklin D. Roosevelt, she conquered shyness and marital betrayal and used her quiet power to knock down barriers of race and gender in the United States and promote human rights around the world.After her husband died, Eleanor went on to become chair of the United Nations Human Rights Commission where she formulated, presented, and worked to secure global implementation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights – words that are now written into national constitutions around the globe. This short book tells the intensely human story of a woman who changed the world in a way that no one else could.