The new 2019 Stewardship Instruction Pack contains the instruction manual with lesson-by-lesson instructions, detailed solutions, online lesson-by-lesson streaming instructional videos*, the Stewardship Biblical Studies devotional, and the Canadian Supplement.
Includes everything you need to be successful with Stewardship: Instruction manual with lesson-by-lesson instructions and detailed solutions Online lesson-by-lesson streaming instructional videos* Student workbook Stewardship Biblical Studies Stewardship Canadian Supplement Updated to include topics relatable to today's young adults, the 2nd Edition includes thirty-six lessons organized into a weekly format, with lessons that cover consumer math topics and integrate biblical…
The Canadian Supplement is a complement to the Math-U-See Stewardship program. It is not a stand-alone item. This supplement focuses on the areas where Canadian practices differ from the US. Contains valuable information supplementing the teacher and the student books.
The Canadian Supplement E-book is a downloadable complement to the Math-U-See Stewardship program. It is not a stand-alone item. This supplement focuses on the areas where Canadian practices differ from the US. Contains valuable information supplementing the teacher and the student books.
Bible studies on governing our hearts and treasure. Each lesson incorporates two Bible studies that are connected to the consumer math topic. Drawing from both the New and Old Testaments, these studies focus on Biblical principles of finance as well as Scripture studies on basic discipleship topics.
The new 2019 Stewardship Instruction Manual contains lesson-by-lesson instructions and detailed solutions. Please note, this item is the Instruction Manual book only
The new 2019 edition Stewardship Student Workbook includes thirty-six lessons organized into a weekly format, with five worksheets per lesson. Ten questions per lesson include seven problems from the lesson's consumer math topic, two covering the Biblical Principles and Scripture Studies, and one question written to encourage family discussion. Most of the content in this curriculum is derived from…
