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Abeka Reviews

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Abeka Curriculum ReviewsAbeka provides a complete line of traditional Christian educational materials that have been developed and refined over a period of 50 years in the classrooms of Pensacola Christian Academy. The resources are available in physical and digital format and include textbooks, workbooks, readers, and videos. Products can be purchased individually or as grade level kits.

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  1. Abeka Review by
    November 4, 2010
    Pros: bright, appealing to children, very thorough
    Cons: can be too advanced for some children
    Grades Used: K-12

    I still use Abeka materials. Some of them are so good I come back year after year. My kids have learned alot over the years, and the consistant Christian instruction is very reassuring. (I don't have to look over shoulders for fear of what may have changed)

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  2. Abeka Review by
    November 4, 2010
    Pros: Easy to follow the information and learn
    Cons: Sometimes too much detail
    Grades Used: 5/6, 8/9

    I really enjoyed using the Abeka materials. I found it easy to teach and they really enjoyed learning esp the Christian perspective. I would recommend to others. The only problem I had was so much details in the history for my daughter - she really was challenged to learn so much. 🙂

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  3. Abeka Review by
    November 4, 2010
    Pros: Very thorough in the Grammar.
    Cons: Way to much repetition.. WAY to much Diagramming. I think it is best for an actual Christian School setting with a lot of students.
    Grades Used: 7th and 8th

    If you follow everything in the Grammar book you will definately learn and learn it well. There is just so much repetition that my child was bored beyond belief and we will not be using it another year.

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