Horizons Grade 1 Elective

Health Student Workbook

ISBN: 9780740315060
| Product Id: JHW011
9780740315060
$12.50
Horizons 1st Grade Health Student Workbook
Horizons 1st Grade Health Student Workbook
Horizons 1st Grade Health Student Workbook

Print workbooks

For both students & parents

Spiral learning format

Intro, frequent review, reinforcement

Teacher-led curriculum

Parents set the pace

Colorful illustrations

Make learning fun

Horizons Grade 1 Elective

Health Student Workbook

ISBN: 9780740315060
| Product Id: JHW011
$12.50
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Teach your child about important health, safety, and hygiene practices with the Horizons 1st Grade Health Student Workbook.

  • Interactive, creative activities for 50 lessons.
  • Christian-based and age appropriate.
  • Over 30 full-color illustrations.

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Print workbooks

For both students & parents

Spiral learning format

Intro, frequent review, reinforcement

Teacher-led curriculum

Parents set the pace

Colorful illustrations

Make learning fun

Description

Teach your child about important health, safety, and hygiene practices with the Horizons 1st Grade Health Student Workbook. Designed to be used with the Horizons 1st Grade Health Teacher's Guide, the workbook includes over 30 visuals as well as a variety of interactive student activities to support learning of the 50 lessons in the teacher's guide. Sold separately, the teacher's guide is a required component of this homeschool health curriculum. Age-appropriate and easy to teach, this Christian-based course lays a solid foundation for healthy living through puppet dialogue and lesson activities that examine topics like understanding the growing body, making healthy choices, preventing health problems, and developing safety awareness inside and outside the home.


With perforated pages for easy removal, the Horizons 1st Grade Health Student Workbook includes full-color illustrations and creative activities that make learning fun. Designed to be taught two to three days per week, this flexible AOP curriculum can be integrated with other subjects or taught separately.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How is Horizons taught and how much work should we do every day?

Horizons is a parent-led curriculum with daily instruction included in detailed teacher guides with students completing corresponding workbook activities. Lessons are designed for daily engagement, typically covering one lesson per subject each day for pacing of a typical 9-month school year.

Is Horizons designed for gifted learners or those who have dyslexia?

The structured, spiral approach of Horizons benefits many learners, including gifted students who thrive on advanced content and review. Horizons lessons are not specifically designed for students with dyslexia, but the early literacy curriculum follows a phonics-based format that many students respond well to. Additional resources or accommodations may be necessary to fully support students with dyslexia.

What is spiral learning, and how does Horizons use it?

With spiral learning, students learn a concept, then the concept is repeatedly revisited as new, related concepts or skills are introduced. Horizons incorporates this effective learning style in all subjects, but particularly within math and language arts learning. Where mastery-based learning focuses on one concept at a time until it is mastered, spiral-based learning focuses on multiple concepts that build upon one another.

How do I choose the right starting level in Horizons?

Horizons’ scope and sequence guides can help determine the appropriate starting point as well as sample lessons that are available for every subject and grade. Additionally, Horizons has math, pre-algebra, and algebra I readiness evaluations that may be used for math readiness.

AOP also offers a kindergarten readiness assessment to help parents assess their child’s readiness for kindergarten math and language arts.

What if Horizons doesn’t offer the subject or grade I need?

Horizons curriculum's spiral, parent-led teaching style is ideal for younger students through elementary school for most subjects and even more advanced for math, which goes through 8th grade (Algebra I).

Horizons' can prepare students to transition to more independent learning with LIFEPAC or Monarch which both offer all core subjects plus electives through 12th grade.

How involved would I be in teaching and grading with Horizons?

Horizons requires active parental involvement. Parents deliver daily lessons using teacher’s guides and assess student work with provided answer keys, ensuring comprehension and progress.

What’s the difference between Horizons and LIFEPAC?

Horizons is a spiral, parent-led curriculum with vibrant materials that emphasizes review and reinforcement. The curriculum is primarily for grades PreK–8, focusing on early literacy and numeracy. Horizons curriculum offerings include preschool for 3 and 4, K-8 math, K-3 phonics & reading, grades 1-3 spelling & vocabulary, grades 11-6 penmanship, K-6 health, and PreK-12 PE.

Alternatively, LIFEPAC is a mastery-based, student-paced curriculum for grades K–12, promoting independent learning with structured units. LIFEPAC curriculum includes core subjects of math, language arts, history & geography, science, and Bible as well as 20 electives.

Can I use Horizons with multiple children?

Yes, Horizons can be used with multiple children, though each will need their own set of student workbooks. Parents may need to allocate time for individual instruction, as the curriculum is teacher-led.

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