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Table of Contents
Welcome . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 College Curriculum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
What Is a PACE? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Bible Division . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
Diagnosis and Prescription . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Christian Education Division . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
Reading Development . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Language Division . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62
Kindergarten with Ace and Christi . . . . . . . 14 English Division . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62
ABCs with Ace and Christi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Mathematics Division . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63
Speaking English with Ace and Christi . . . . 18 Natural Science Division . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63
English As Your Second Language . . . . . . . . 18 Social Science Division . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63
Videophonics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 French Curriculum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64
Core Curriculum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Spanish Curriculum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65
Mathematics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
English . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 Computer Products . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66
Word Building . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
Resource Materials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72
Literature and Creative Writing . . . . . . . . . . 40
Required Resources . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72
Science . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
Recommended Resources . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78
Animal Science . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
Promotional Resources . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80
Social Studies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
Bible Reading . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53 Administrative Materials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81
Elementary Electives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 Manuals, Training, and Forms . . . . . . . . . . . 81
Choose Art . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 Parent Orientation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82
High School Electives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55 Dramatic Presentations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83
Bible/Christian Growth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55
Testing Materials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84
Business . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
Diagnostic Testing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84
Fine Arts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
Achievement Test Series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85
Government . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
Health . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59 Accessories and Supplies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87
Language . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
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Welcome to the Accelerated Christian Education Godly Character-Building,
Self-Instructional Curriculum and Individualized Programs...
The founders of Accelerated Christian Education (A.C.E.) recognized
that children are unique and learn in different ways. They also realized
that education apart from Biblical values is not true education. Since its
inception in 1970, A.C.E. has endeavored to provide Biblical, individualized,
Godly character-building educational materials to schools around the
world. We (the leadership and staff of A.C.E.) appreciate the opportunity
to assist in the education of your young people. You will find that the
proven, highly successful A.C.E. program focuses on these distinctives:
Foundation of Scripture, with Biblical principles,

wisdom, and character development
Recognition of the God-given uniqueness of the individual
Placement of child at exact academic ability in each
subject through diagnostic testing
Incorporation of goal setting, motivation, and
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Biblical Education
At A.C.E., our purpose in providing educational This unique combination of academics and
materials goes beyond simply helping students individualized methodology, based on physiological
learn the academics required to enter college or get development patterns and Biblical principles, sets
a good job. We desire to build in students a life- the A.C.E. curriculum apart from all other curricula.
long burning passion to learn and grow spiritually. It provides mastery learning, critical analysis,
It is one thing to want children to be successful and conceptualization, cognitive reasoning, and life
quite another to provide the academic and character principles from Gods perspective. We pray that the
training to ensure this accomplishment. God-given distinctives of A.C.E. will bless you and
That is why A.C.E. has invested over fifty the children you serve in Christian education.
million dollars developing educational tools that
equip children to live wisely, think critically,
and act responsibly. Each unit of instruction
in the curriculum is structured to include all
three life application levels of the learning
Reaching the World for Christ...
process: knowledge, understanding, and wisdom.
The A.C.E. individualized, self-instructional
curriculum has been carefully compiled to introduce
children to concrete and abstract reasoning skills at
appropriate age levels. A.C.E.s experienced writers
and editors have meticulously chosen grade-level
vocabulary and concepts that move in a mastery-
based format from simple to complex and from
concrete to abstract.
Diagnostic placement testing ensures that
students begin at the exact point of their academic
needs. Additionally, diagnostic testing determines if One Child at a Time
there are any learning gaps. Students can simply
fill in the learning gaps without the stigma of
failing a grade or falling behind.
Sixty character traits, such as kindness, loyalty, Train up a child in the way he
and honesty, are presented within the curriculum.
should go: and when he is old,
Students will observe character development in
the true-to-life character strips and then apply the
he will not depart from it.
Godly character lessons to their own lives. Proverbs 22:6
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A Commitment
Texas
to Excellence
Unapologetically Biblical Tennessee
In the 1960s, many students were not performing

The pioneering work of A.C.E. features a
at their grade levels. This fact compelled many to
curriculum assuring parents of:
question the very structure of the conventional
educational system. With the Lords guidance, A.C.E.
addressed these concerns and designed a Biblically
based educational program geared to meeting the Solid, mastery, back-to-basics academics for
learning needs of individual children. This unique their children.
program consisted of self-instructional, Godly A course of study individualized to meet
character-building, individually prescribed, mastery- a childs specific needs and learning
based curriculum and materials. capabilities.
The educational concept of A.C.E. was built on
A program incorporating Godly character-
five basic laws of learning:
building and Biblical principles.
Students must be at subject levels where From its beginning, A.C.E. has held to these
they can perform. goals. One result is that students score significantly
Students must set reasonable goals. higher on national standardized achievement tests
Students must be controlled and than their counterparts in conventional schools.
motivated.
Learning must be measurable.
Learning must be rewarded.
Traditional Values
Accelerated Christian
Education has emerged
as a world-class leader
Today, 200 staff members provide training in a revolutionary back-
services, curriculum, and materials for an to-God movement in
international network of over 5,500 schools and education. Prior to A.C.E.s
thousands of home educators in over 140 countries. beginning, there had not
been a complete self-
instructional curriculum
spanning all twelve grades
that recognized and
Esther Howard, D.Litt.
integrated the truths and Founder and President
character values of the
Bible throughout.
A Trendsetter
in Education
On the surface, most schools look alike
buildings, personnel, curriculum, and budgets. The
A.C.E. program is different. It is the trendsetter in
Traditional Values
Biblical educational reform. Its philosophy is built The curriculum conveys Biblical values and
on basic principles of the Word of God. Students concepts considered foundational to meaningful
are trained to see life from Gods point of view, to interpersonal relationships and productive
take responsibility for their own learning, and to living in such a way as to become life-shaping
walk in Godly wisdom and character. influences.
A number of distinctives set A.C.E. apart from
other educational programs. These distinguishing
features focus on what is best for the individual
child, and, after all, that should be the primary
An admissions officer at Princeton said of
concern of education.
one A.C.E. student: He was one of our most
extraordinary applicants. He has demonstrated
Individualization an amazing academic excellence . . . He is truly a
thinker. Weve never seen a student like this.
Whether the student is a high-achiever, a
moderate-paced learner, or a slow learner, the
A.C.E. educational process proceeds at the exact
level determined by the childs ability. This is what
is meant by individualization. Individualization
makes it possible for each student to master the
subject matter before moving on. Such mastery is the
foundation upon which all future learning is built.
Academic Excellence The God-given A.C.E. individualized program

Individualization helps produce academic produces academic excellence. Students using
excellence. Students using the A.C.E. program the program continue to demonstrate above-
continue to demonstrate above-average achievement. average achievement.
One reason is that they take responsibility for their
own learning. Additionally, they receive character
training in Biblical principles. Moreover, students
using the A.C.E. program go on to higher education*
and into ministry and professional pursuits with
confidence and a superb educational background.
Character Building
Godly character training received as part of this
learning experience prepares students to welcome
and accept challenges and future opportunities as
well as live Godly lives.
* Students have attended, and are attending, over 1,000 colleges and universities worldwide.
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Statement of Faith
Before printing, all curriculum is checked by
Executive Quality Control personnel to assure the
highest standard of individualized learning and
We believe in:
academic excellence. For additional verification,
The plenary, verbal inspiration of the much of the curriculum is field tested.
Bible, equally and in all parts and without In all steps of the development process, current
error; technology provides the ultimate in productivity
The one God, eternally existent Father, with the highest standard of quality. Every
Son, and Holy Spirit, Who created man by curriculum product meets educational requirements
a direct, immediate act; and adheres to Biblical precepts.
The preexistence, incarnation, virgin birth,
sinless life, miracles, substitutionary death,
bodily resurrection, ascension to Heaven, Seminars and Conventions
and Second Coming of the Lord Jesus
Christ; To enhance its rapidly proliferating global
network of schools, Accelerated Christian
The Fall of Man, the need for regeneration
Education sponsors annual Christian Educators
by the operation of the Holy Spirit
Conventions and Student Conventions.
through personal faith in Jesus Christ as
The Christian Educators Conventions are
Saviour on the basis of grace alone, and
in-service training sessions for pastors, school
the resurrection of every person to either
administrators, and school staff members. These
eternal life or eternal damnation;
meetings occur in over 75 locations worldwide,
The spiritual relationship of all Believers drawing nearly 12,000 educators. New educational
in the Lord Jesus Christ, living a life of insights provide attendees an opportunity to update
righteous works, separated from the world, professional skills and exchange ideas with other
and witnessing of His saving grace through educators.
the ministry of the Holy Spirit; Each year Accelerated Christian Education
The Biblical mandate of the Great sponsors an International Student Convention on a
Commandment and the Great Commission major U.S. university campus. Over 13,000 people
for all Believers to proclaim the Gospel and worldwide attend Regional Conventions and over
to disciple all nations. 3,000 attend the International Convention, which
includes over 140 events in music, oratory, art,
athletics, academics, and numerous aspects of
Professional Expertise service. This student Olympics is the highlight
of the school year for hundreds of schools and
In answer to todays educational dilemma, homeschools using the A.C.E. program. Unlike the
highly skilled personnel at A.C.E. are constantly Olympics, however, every participant is a winner.
working on all phases of curriculum
development.
Drawing on their A.C.E. experience,
expertise, and knowledge of how children
learn, staff writers research and develop
curriculum that is highly motivational,
challenging, and true to the Word of God.
Editors, working closely with the writers,
check the materials for content accuracy.
After final approval, graphic designers
enhance the text with interesting and
colorful illustrations and photographs.
With A.C.E.s concept of individualized learning,
Staff Training students dont just get bythey get ahead! To God
be the glory!
A.C.E. conducts Administrators Training in
Nashville, Tennessee, and Supervisors Training at
several locations each year. These training sessions Forty-Five Years
offer instruction in Biblical educational philosophy
For over four decades, A.C.E. has continually
and guidelines in administration and operation of
developed and provided academic courses from
a school using A.C.E.s innovative curriculum and
a Biblical perspective for the benefit of hundreds
methods.
of thousands of students worldwide.
Answering the Crisis

in Education Educational Benefits
Incorporates Godly character training
Illiteracy is a tragic crisis on a global scale! No
Produces academic excellence
wonder parents are discouraged and anxious over
this dilemma. Stresses the uniqueness of the individual
In the United States, when the federal Instills responsibility and accountability
government invests $70 billion a year in education, Trains the child to reason and analyze
parents expect more than unmotivated students, Utilizes computer technology
poor academic performance, students who cannot
Encourages parental involvement
read and write, and demoralized teachers.
Accelerated Christian Education meets these Offers significant economic advantages
needs. For over four decades, we have continually
developed and provided academic courses from a
Biblical perspective for the benefit of hundreds of
thousands of students worldwide. These courses
are available in all academic areasBible, Math,
English, Word Building (spelling), Literature and
Creative Writing, Science, Social Studies, and
Electives.
Traditional Moral Values

Challenging and highly effective, the A.C.E.
program is an extraordinary educational approach,
Biblical in its core, that prepares students for
tomorrows world while giving them traditional
moral values that will last a lifetime.
a unique
program for this time in historyis building
Godly citizens and Christian leaders of tomorrow.
A.C.E. is your educational servant to meet todays
educational needs with yesterdays traditional
values and tomorrows technology of individualized
learning.
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Knowledge, Understanding,
and Wisdom
With adolescence, students concentrate on
concepts that expand to the abstract or cognitive
level; focus is on why and how. This is referred to
as the understanding dimension of life. Students
learn not only facts (knowledge) but also how
those facts relate to culture, science, and history
(understanding).
Another distinctive of the A.C.E. curriculum is
its focus on wisdom. Most curriculum publishers
focus on knowledge (facts and information),
and whereas some publishers include understanding
(relationship of information), Accelerated Christian
Education curriculum is distinctive in its inclusion
of wisdom as a deliberate aspect of the learning
process.
The A.C.E. curriculum is set apart from all other
curricula on the market. The special combination
The Accelerated Christian Education staff of academics and individualized methodology,
wants children to be successful. But, more than based on physiological development patterns and
this, A.C.E. provides the tools for training children Bible principles provides mastery learning, critical
so they can have the opportunity to be productive. analysis, conceptualization, cognitive reasoning,
The life of each child is too precious to be left to and life from Gods perspective. These differences
chance. Consequently, A.C.E. has invested millions make A.C.E. the most advanced educational package
of dollars developing a curriculum that can equip available anywhere in the world.
children so they will know how to think, act, and The A.C.E. staff recognizes that the program
live. This Christian curriculum is structured to and curriculum is God-given. We praise Him for
include all three levels of the learning process: His blessings in meeting the needs of our
knowledge, understanding, and wisdom. childrenone child at a time.
A.C.E.s individualized program introduces
children to concrete and abstract reasoning skills
at appropriate age levels in conjunction with
maturation stages. Writers and editors have
carefully developed a scope and sequence
with vocabulary that moves from simple to
complex and from concrete to abstract,
as students progress from kindergarten
through graduation.
Before adolescence, children focus on
each new concept from a mastery viewpoint
line upon line, precept upon precept; focus is
on the who, what, where, and when of information.
Educators refer to this information as the knowledge
dimension. However, there is development from
this stage of learning to cognitive learning.
Building Lives
for the Future
A.C.E. provides the most self-instructional, mastery-based curriculum
available. With a scope of kindergarten through Grade Level 12, this
individualized program utilizes more than 800 PACE Worktexts and Score Keys
for core curriculum. Additional courses are available for enhancement.
Distinctives of the Accelerated

Christian Education Program
Incorporates goal setting, Scripture, Godly
character building, and Biblical principles.
Places child at exact academic ability
through diagnostic testing.
Utilizes multimedia
and computer technology.
Offers a superb education
that is affordable. INDIVIDUALIZED
MASTERY LEARNING
Encourages parental
involvement.
Stresses uniqueness
of individual.
Instills critical
thinking skills.
Produces academic and
provides spiritual
excellence.
Views life from
Gods perspective.
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What is a
PACE? Vocabulary control increases
Accelerated Christian Education has taken the reading level and comprehension.
conventional textbook style and divided it into Lower levels include visualized
vocabulary.
bite-sized, achievable worktexts called PACEs.
Each PACE is more or less equivalent to a unit
in a textbook. Each level consists of 12 PACEs in
each subject. PACEs integrate Godly character-
building lessons into the academic content
and self-instructional activities are carefully
designed to develop thinking skills and create Scripture and
character traits
mastery learning. impart Biblical
Students begin their PACE work by noting their principles.
goals, the concepts they will learn, new vocabulary,

a Bible verse, and a corresponding character trait.
From the very beginning of each PACE, they
know what is expected and they assume the
responsibility for their own learning!
Throughout the curriculum the
introduction of new vocabulary words is
computer controlled so that no word is used
without the student first learning its meaning
and pronunciation. Also, words are repeated a
certain number of times to ensure mastery.
Full-color self-instructional explanations
and illustrations add excitement to each lesson,
and innovative learning activities reinforce the
interesting text material.
Each PACE contains Checkups, which are
minitests covering a section of the PACE. If mastery
in an area is not achieved, the Checkup will reveal
that weak area. Students can then take the time
necessary to learn and master those concepts
before proceeding to the next.
Goals and concepts
are clearly defined.
Checkups reveal weak areas

and provide opportunity for
review and reinforcement.
Creative writing and character
development applications are
integrated with academic lessons.
Students observe
Biblical principles in
developing personal
relationships.
Students continue
to build fine motor
skills, particularly in
the lower levels.
Hands-on science and social

studies projects allow students
to experimentally apply what
they have learned.
Lessons are presented

with exciting
illustrations and are
written to ensure
comprehension.
Activities develop
mastery.
A Test measures student

mastery of material studied
before student is issued the
next PACE. A Self Test helps students
and staff determine
readiness for the final Test.
Upon completion of the activities

and Checkups, students prepare to take
the Self Test, a practice test. Here students evaluate
themselves and a supervisor/tutor determines readiness for
the final Test. When the Self Test is successfully completed, the student turns in the PACE and takes the
final Test the next school morning. The final Test objectively measures student mastery of the material.
Since 1970, A.C.E. PACEs have proven to be effective tools for goal setting and achieving academic
excellence and spiritual maturity.
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Diagnosis and
Prescription
A doctor must diagnose a patients physical needs
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same way, a students academic needs must
be diagnosed before proper curriculum can
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appropriate gap PACEs are prescribed to strengthen
specific weaknesses. After completing the gap PACEs,
the student progresses at his performance level. If
he demonstrates mastery at all levels of testing, he
has the ability to function at his chronological grade
level in the high school curriculum. Each student entering the A.C.E.
program is given diagnostic tests
to determine skill levels and
concept mastery.
Free
Complete Diagnostic Testing
ONLINE
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Are your students really mastering basic math, English, social
studies, science, and spelling skills? Could there be some learning
gaps that have not been identified? A.C.E. diagnostic testing begins
with simple concepts and continues through more advanced abstract
thinking. Successful completion of these tests indicates readiness for
high school level curriculum.
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Reading Development
Believing that reading is the doorway to education, the Accelerated
A student Christian Education program offers several avenues by which children
may follow and adults can learn to read or increase their reading ability.
his growth
throughout In the 1930s and 1940s, most children learned to read by studying
the year as phonics. Then schools began using the look-say or whole language
measured on
the Growth method. However, conclusive studies demonstrate that children and
Chart. adults must learn phonics in order to read better and faster. Those
who do not receive phonics training are stifled in the reading process
and are often unable to function beyond the fourth grade level. A.C.E.
incorporates the phonics method in all its reading courses.
Kindergarten with Ace

Kindergarten with Ace and Christi (K3--K5) and
Christi
This kindergarten program is designed for children who score
below 80 percent on the reading test. It features a complete scope and
sequence of concepts and skills needed to prepare children in readiness
to read. Sixty PACEs (2,000 pages) filled with Bible and animal pictures,
ed coordination development activities, and full-color picture stories
m end motivate a child to read. He will also learn social skills, the wonders of
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through a kindergarten
graduation program.
A four-volume daily instructional manual

Coordination Development Tests covers 36 weeks and utilizes all the
evaluate the students reading readiness developmental skills. Total of 2,500 pages.
and coordination skills.
Aging Ape Abbie Antelope Arby Armadillo Bucky Buffalo Connie Cockatoo Cilbert Civet Davie Duck Emil Emu Ellie Elephant
Kindergarten with Ace and Christi Kit: Number train cards visualize counting
and emphasize number recognition.
Daily Instructional Manuals I, II, III, and IV
Coordination Development Tests (10)
Display Cards (36)
Number Train Cards (11) Kind
A song CD reinforces phonetic
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Growth Chart
Progress Reports (10)
Kindergarten Songs CD
These items along with the Kindergarten
PACEs may be purchased separately.
Progress reports allow

objective reporting of
the childs progress.
Twelve PACEs in each of five subjectsmath (p. 24),

English (p. 30), Word Building (p. 38), science (p. 42), and
social studies (p. 49)provide practice in all development
Animal-sound display cards build
visual recognition and correlate skills necessary for learning to read.
stories to letter sounds.
PACEs are designed to:
Develop sequencing skills,

stress letter sounds, and
promote auditory processing.
Visualize instructions
for early awareness of
self-instruction.
Present sets and

association concepts.
Present spatial
awareness.
Improve hand-eye
coordination and
visual perception.
Felix Fox George Gerbil Gary Goldfish Humphrey Hippo Ilex Ibex Inchy Inchworm Jimmy Jaguar Kiki Kangaroo Leonardo Lizard
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ABCs with Ace ABCs with Ace and Christi program kit:
and Christi Daily Instructional Manuals I and II

Reading Readiness Tests (10)
A.C.E.s multi-sensory, phonetic reading program, often Diplomas (10) ABCs
referred to as Level 1, is designed to prepare a child for the Ace an with
Progress Reports (10) d Chris
Kit
individualized instruction of the PACE curriculum. Within a ti
ABCs Songs CD
period of 12 to 15 weeks, he becomes acquainted with phonics
through animals, songs, and stories. These features help him Display Cards (36)
learn letter sounds, alphabet sequence, and word relationships. Tactile and Kinetic Cards (36)
Your child is helped in his physical and character development
Post Tests (10/pkg. including Test Key)
through poems, displays, and various activities. The
ABCs program These items along with the appropriate
kit for one child PACEs may be purchased separately.
is also available.
Each child receives a

special diploma for
completion of the
program.
Alphabet sound picture cards can
be used for display and review.
The ABCs with Ace and Christi Reading Readiness Test is

administered to students who have never been in school and to
Audio song CD provides
children who are considered kindergarten or first grade level. reinforcement of sounds
Students must score a minimum of 80 percent on the test. Children and songs.
who score below 80 percent should be enrolled in the Kindergarten

with Ace and Christi program. Students who score well on the
Reading Readiness Test may begin the ABCs with Ace and Christi
program whether they are five, six, or seven years of age.
Tactile-Kinetic cards
imprint the shape of the
letters in the childs mind.
A two-volume daily instructional

manual contains detailed step-by-step,
easy-to-follow, complete plans for each
day. Total of 900 pages.
Progress reports allow objective

reporting of the childs progress.
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The following items are not included in the kit but can be Goal
Card NAME: DATE:
purchased separately: Subject Math English Word

Building
Literature
and Creative
Writing
Science Social
Studies Bible
Coloring Sheets (45/set) Monday
Goal Cards (50/pkg.6 1/2 x 10 3/4) Tuesday
Wednesday
Phonics Flashcards (35/set3 1/2 x 6)
Thursday
Stars Friday
Student Progress Chart (50/pkg.) A Written Book Report To Demonstrate Responsibility:
C
Check your goals the first thing in the morning.
Oral Book Report
Mark through page numbers as each goal is completed.
E
See also page 66 for a computerized typing program
Bible Memory Set new goals for the next day.
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available for students who have completed the ABCs. Large, color-coded goal cards train students
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to set goals and complete each days work.
After 12-15 weeks,

the Post Test evaluates
reading ability for
continuance of self-
instructional PACEs.
Phonics Flashcards: This set of

3 1/2" X 6" cards has the same
letters, phonetic markings, and
animal pictures as the large
display cards.
Frequent character
strips (cartoon
illustrations) capture After completing the Post Test with
interest and reinforce
the character trait. a perfect score, the student immediately
begins English 1001, Social Studies
1001, Science 1001, and Math 1004.
Completing through PACE 1012 in each
of these subjects concludes the average
students Level 1 experience.
Scripture passages support the lesson

and illustrate character traits.
Score strips tell the student
Activities reinforce how and what to score.
the alphabet sounds.
Ulysses Unicorn Unkie Umbrella Bird Victor Vole Wacky Walrus Eddy Ox Butterfly Yalta Yak Zippy Zebra
Twelve Bible Reading, three math, twelve Word Building, and twelve Animal Science PACEs are
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Speaking English with
Ace and Christi
The Speaking English with Ace and Christi program provides the means for the young school-aged
child who does not speak English as his first language to become sufficiently acquainted with spoken
English to prepare him for learning to read the English language. Speaking English with Ace and
Christi includes a series of 60 lessons intended for young children to learn conversational English skills
at levels appropriate for the successful comprehension of and participation in the ABCs with Ace and
Christi program.
This program provides lessons for aural and oral language development that include:
English language for everyday listening and speaking

which will allow children to function in the Learning
Center activities and routine.
English vocabulary necessary for children to succeed in
the ABCs with Ace and Christi program in English and
in Word Building PACEs 1001-1012.
English communication structures that allow children
to verbally express in English their questions, statements,
needs, and ideas.
English language skills necessary for children to progress
through math, English, science, and social studies PACEs
1001-1012 in English.
English As Your
Second Language
English As Your Second Language is a DVD/ English As Your Second Language provides . . .
workbook course geared for adult thinking at an
Powerful presentations integrating audio,
adult maturity level. Self-paced and self-
visual, and kinesthetic ways to learn whereby
instructional, this course works equally well for a
the student is more than a viewer, but an active
small group review or for individual use. Lessons
participant through the variety of approaches
are short and fast-paced so the non-English-speaking
and activities in each lesson.
student can complete it in 612 months with a
possible intermediate level of proficiency. The Total Physical Response (TPR) (concrete
course has ten DVDs and one workbook. understandable English).
Math-oriented lessons with semitranslation of
numerals to communicate the names.
Intense reading and phonemic (sound system)
mastery, including phonics and linguistic-type
activities.
(Recommended use for students as they read the English PACEs: My Own Dictionary.)
Videophonics
(Literacy Program for Ages 9 to Adult)
A.C.E. has combined its phonics-based program
with technology to develop reading skills in students
aged 9 through adult. The Videophonics literacy
program uses DVDs and workbooks to give English-
speaking students the necessary tools to be able to
read. The program includes letter sound exercises,
blending exercises, practice exercises, and
applications of reading and writing skills. Research
proves that 76 percent of Americans learn better
visually than verbally. The combination of
technology with a time-tested phonics method
makes learning to read easier.
A complete Videophonics set includes:

Videophonics DVDs (12).
Skill-Pack Workbooks (12).
Videophonics is also available in twelve

individual units that may be purchased one at a
time. Various items may be purchased separately.
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Ideal Biblical character traits form the
basis for Godly character development Character trait is named and
illustrated in story form.
Emphasis is on one trait in each PACE.
All sixty traits are presented on each grade level.
Repetition from level to level reinforces each trait.
Illustrations, activities, and testing help the student
gain an understanding of each trait.
Fourteen main cartoon characters portray Biblical
character traits throughout the PACEs.
For emphasis, the character

trait is practically applied.
The student is given opportunity to state

how he has demonstrated character.
Ace
Creativity in visualizing
character is encouraged.
A specific Scripture that

demonstrates the character
trait is presented on the goal
page.
Christi
Poetry from character songs

reinforces the character trait
that appears on the goal page.
To develop character
is a PACE goal.
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Hapford
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Godly character development
is the common thread woven
Bible characters are presented as positive
illustrations of character. throughout the entire fabric of
the A.C.E. curriculum.
Biblical Character Traits

Appreciative
Attentive
Available
Committed
Compassionate
Concerned
Confident
Considerate
Consistent
Content
Cooperative
Courageous
Creative
Decisive
Deferent
Dependable
Determined
Diligent
Discerning
Ajani
Discreet
The story line of many Efficient
activities relates to character. Equitable
Students learn that character Fair
is Biblically based. Faithful
Fearless
Flexible
Forgiving
Friendly
Generous
Entertaining and exciting Gentle
stories with pictures exhibit Honest
positive character and set an Humble
example for Godly living.
Joyful
Kind
Loyal
Meek
Merciful
Observant
Optimistic
Patient
Peaceful
Tian Le Perseverant
Persuasive
Prudent
Punctual
Purposeful
Resourceful
Typical situations presented in Respectful
cartoon format illustrate character. Responsible
Secure
The trait reflected from Scripture
appears as an activity throughout Self-Controlled
the PACE. Sincere
Submissive
Tactful
Temperate
Thorough
Thrifty
Tolerant
Truthful
Virtuous
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Core Curriculum
Mathematics
Math e mat ics (math matiks, math matiks), n., science dealing
with measurement, properties, and relationships of quantities, as
expressed in numbers or symbols. Mathematics includes arithmetic,
algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and calculus.
The mathematics curriculum provides a logical, orderly method of
taking the student from the known to the unknown. Regular, systematic
testing and evaluation promote mastery of the material. Using the
individualized system of learning, each student can succeed and develop
his full potential. Your student will be encouraged to recognize God as
the God of order and of absolutes.
Levels 14
Ace and Christi, two lovable cartoon characters displaying
ideal Biblical character traits, provide the students with role
models while introducing them to basic math skills. These skills
are developed, mastered, reviewed, and consistently reinforced
in a variety of imaginative ways throughout the material.
In Level 1 the student learns:

Numbers in symbol and name from zero to ten. Visualized math concepts on
younger students interest level
Counting from zero to one hundred.
Simple addition and subtraction.
* The first three PACEs of this level are completed in conjunction
with the ABCs program. (See pages 16-17.)
He is introduced to:
The number line.
Measurement of time, temperature, and liquids.
In Level 2 the student:

Adds and subtracts two- and three-digit numbers.
Relates multiplication to addition.
Counts by twos, fives, and tens.
Identifies odd and even numbers.
Learns carrying and borrowing.
Counts by very large numbers. Scripture memorization
to emphasize character
Learns measurements.
Recognizes and constructs geometric shapes.
Expands his basic addition, subtraction, and multiplication skills.
Learns Roman numerals.
Is introduced to money values and measurements of weight,
liquid, and length.

Advances in addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
Solves word problems.
Gains an understanding of the basic concept of sets, number
patterns, measurements, Roman numerals, and money.
Basic math concepts

cleverly visualized
along with . . .
an example . . . . . . and practice Basic principles for higher

math skills introduced early
in the learning process
Character strips illustrating

Biblical principles in an
informal setting
Drillan integral
part of A.C.E. math
Additional help
available
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Levels 58 In Level 6 the student:
At the outset of each PACE, the goals for that Engages in a comprehensive review of basic
work text are clearly stated. Since review is one of math concepts.
the most important aspects of learning, your student Completes detailed examples in interactive
will see immediately what is going to be reviewed. instruction.
He will then discover what the next exciting phase
Expands knowledge of fractions and decimals.
is going to be. As his fund of knowledge expands,
his enthusiasm increases. Learning is FUN! Studies the relationship between fractions,
ENJOYABLE! REWARDING! decimals, and percents.
Builds thinking, reasoning, and problem-
In Level 5 the student: solving skills.

Develops skills in prealgebra and geometry.
Reviews basic mathematical concepts. Students are actively involved, whether learning
Solves division problems with two-digit divisors. new concepts or practicing applications. Concepts
are presented logically and completely, allowing
Learns multiplication of three-digit numbers.
students to achieve mastery.
Works additions, subtraction, and
multiplication of fractions.
Learns decimals through the thousandths place.
Uses key words in solving word problems.
Gains a better understanding of English and
metric measurements.
Practical application Making and interpreting graphs

of math principles
In Level 7 the student: New
In Level 8 the student: New
Reviews basic number theory and Reviews basic number theory; mathematical
mathematical terms, rounding and terms and operations; and basic geometric
estimating, properties of addition and concepts, symbols, and shapes.
multiplication, fractions and fraction terms, Uses a protractor and compass
decimals, basic geometric concepts, symbols,
Learns to find perimeter, circumference,
and shapes.
area, and surface area.
Interprets data and graphs.
Converts from binary and octal number
Solves one- and two-step equations. systems to the decimal system.
Learns to compare, order, add, subtract, Gains mastery of exponents.
multiply, and divide positive and negative
Learns to simplify radicals and estimate
integers.
the value of numbers that are not perfect
Finds probability. squares.
Is introduced to business and consumer
Adds, subtracts, multiplies, and divides
mathematics, budgeting, saving, investing,
monomials and polynomials.
and bank services.
Learns English and metric units and Celsius Uses equations to solve word problems.
and Fahrenheit conversions. Expands his knowledge of ratios and
proportions.
Uses the Pythagorean Theorem.
Finds the number of permutations and
combinations using factorial notation and
combinations using Pascals Triangle.
Graphs points, lines, linear equations,
translations, reflections, and rotations on a
coordinate plane.
Expands his knowledge of business and
consumer mathematics
Math Builder:
Use A.C.E.s Math Builder to enhance your students ability to use
math facts and master all the basic math skills. See page 66 for
more description and details.
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High School
Mathematics
Algebra I
Basic algebraic concepts are introduced in a
carefully structured way so as to make the learning
material understandable. This curriculum includes
principles for logically solving, transposing, and
canceling algebraic equations.
The student works with:
Monomial and polynomial expressions.
Algebraic addition, subtraction,
multiplication, and division.
Factoring, quadratic equations, positive and
negative numbers, averages, percents, interest,
ratios, and proportions. Algebra II
This advanced study in algebra includes:
Parabolas, hyperbolas, permutations,
logarithms, and matrices.
Students learn to operate with:
Radicals, fractions, and equations.
Arithmetic and geometric sequences.
The approach is practical, enabling the student to
use his reasoning abilities. The program effectively
equips your student with necessary knowledge to
excel in the real world.
Prerequisite: Algebra I
Algebra I Algebra II
To help students gain mastery in Algebra I and II,
A.C.E. has developed exciting DVDs that reinforce the
traditional strengths of individualized, self-instructional,
mastery-based education. A complete set of twelve DVDs is
available for each course, Algebra I and II, to help students
understand the algebraic concepts as they learn through
hands-on experience in the PACEs. The utilization of
sound, full-motion video, and colorful graphics enhance
the learning process, resulting in longer attention spans
and conceptual retention.
Geometry
How were the ancient Greeks able to calculate the circumference of Earth
over two thousand years ago? With geometry. How many teens can logically
come up with answers to the problems they face from day to day? This course:
Develops the deductive reasoning powers of students.
Reviews previously learned material.
Introduces new concepts.
The student learns:

Properties and theorems and how to use them for solving problems.
To reason logically and systematically.
A complete set of twelve DVDs is available to help students understand geometric
concepts as they learn through hands-on experience in the PACEs.
Prerequisite: Algebra I
C2
A2
B2
A2 + B2 = C2
Trigonometry
The Trigonometry course is a six-PACE, interactive-learning experience for the student.
This course:
Extends the study of angles and triangles.
Establishes basic relationships among the trigonometric functions.
Directs a student to solve equations both graphically and algebraically.
Instructs the student in the proper use of a graphing calculator.
Describes patterns in Creation using mathematics.
Through the use of a graphing calculator, the student is able to solve realistic
problems about our universe. The student will come to view his calculator as
a learning companion as he enjoys learning more mathematics.
Prerequisites: Algebra I and II and Geometry
PACEs and Score Keys reflect the use of a TI-83 Plus or TI-84 Plus
graphing calculator.
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English
Eng lish (ing lesh), n., the language of the people of England, the United States, and most of the regions
formerly under U.S. or British dominion.
The Accelerated Christian Education English curriculum develops optimum language skills through its
balanced scope and sequence. Each level moves students step by step, continually building on traditional
grammar and usage concepts. Ongoing review and testing provide regular evaluation of the students progress
in thinking, reading, and writing skills. Each unit integrates Biblical and character-building principles. High
school English includes American and British literature.
Level 1
The first-level English material reviews consonant and vowel sounds and introduces reading and writing
of word families and sentences. As the child develops reading comprehension skills, he finds satisfaction and
success in reading, writing, and spelling.
Objectives
To develop basic language,
reading, and writing skills
To ensure reading
comprehension and subject
mastery as the student
advances
To reinforce skills and concepts
previously learned
To build confidence and
capability in the use of English
both written and spoken
To encourage development
of research and observational
skills
To concentrate on vocabulary
development and improvement
To instruct in the value of
dictionary usage
To enhance the spiritual and
intellectual development of
the child
To develop higher thinking
skills
Each grade level contains 12 PACEs.
Level 2
Each student is introduced to punctuation and parts of
speech. He also studies word meanings and order, compound
words, and rhyming words. The curriculum develops visual
discrimination and increases reading comprehension skills.
Level 3
This level concentrates on verbal skills. The material
covers types of sentences, parts of speech, confusing word
pairs, and simple punctuation. Cursive writing is emphasized
so that the student may achieve penmanship excellence. The
child expands his knowledge of poems and rhyming words,
and creative writing is encouraged.
Level 4
This level covers three basic sentence types with an
emphasis on usage and the writing process. The student
studies nouns, verbs, and other parts of speech along with
more confusing word pairs. The material touches on proper
telephone manners and writing friendly and business letters.
Activities that visualize Activities that check Clear, easy-to-understand

sentence structure and visual acuteness explanations of academic
complement writing skills and perception material, geared to the
younger student
Proper use of English as a
language is not inborn in an
individual, rather it is a skill
to be developed. The A.C.E.
English curriculum recognizes
each students need to develop
his skill on an individual basis.
Alphabetical order
Related, practical
experience using the
dictionary
Primary guidelines that

encourage and provide
an opportunity for good
handwriting
Dotted examples for
additional help and
understanding
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Level 5
Level 5 includes exercises and review of capitalization, punctuation, and
sentence structure. The eight parts of speech are covered more extensively
as well as synonyms, antonyms, homonyms, and heteronyms. The student
learns sentence diagraming, agreement of subject and verb, conjugation, and
sentence elements. Letter writing and dictionary work are also a part of this
course.
Level 6
The student continues studying grammar concepts and developing skills in
sentence diagraming. There is special emphasis on sentence patterns, clauses,
and kinds of sentences. The material reviews punctuation, outlining, letter
writing, and paragraph structure and writing. The student learns to express
himself clearly and must apply principles of composition learned earlier.
Practice in all types

of letter writing
A Christian perspective
of the study of English
Sentence patterns
cleverly illustrated
Clear explanations of
types of writing with
practice and testing
Character building
reinforcement
Student scoring for

objective activities
Level 7
Students continue to work at identifying, reviewing, and diagraming
simple, compound, and complex sentence patterns. They review principal
parts of regular and irregular verbs. Verb study involves perfect tenses as well
as conjugation of all six tenses. Progressive verb forms, troublesome verbs,
and transitive and intransitive verbs are studied as well. Noun and pronoun
study becomes more intense. Infinitives, participles, and gerunds are
introduced. There is opportunity to develop writing and communication skills
through use of sentence variety, outlining, paragraph writing, composition
writing, and proofreading.
Level 8
Sentence patterns and parts continue to be emphasized. Action and linking
verbs are reviewed, as well as verb tenses, conjugations, the progressive form,
and the emphatic mood. Diagraming concentrates on pronouns, adjectives,
adverbs, prepositional phrases, and sentence patterns. The student continues
to develop writing skills, which include topic sentences, outlining, and
paragraph development. He learns to recognize sentence fragments and run-
on sentences and is guided in writing several short biographical sketches.
Step-by-step instructions for

student comprehension
Practice in diagraming for

visual reinforcement
Creative writing opportunities

with specific, guided instruction
and art to aid imagination
Specific instructions to
supervisors for scoring
subjective activities
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High School
English
English I
In this course your students will enjoy learning about the history of the English
language. They will also be challenged by the comprehensive review of grammar
including emphasis on basic sentence patterns and the eight parts of speech
review and practice of punctuation and capitalization along with verb conjugations.
Writing skills are again emphasized as students are encouraged to think analytically
and to write with clarity. This level includes an in-depth study of two literature
books, The Swiss Family Robinson and Twice Freed. (Refer to Resource Materials
beginning on page 72.)
English II
Give your students experience in several areas of writing. This course begins
with an intensive study of the four kinds of paragraphs and practice in writing
each. From there, students move on to biography and autobiography, with a
detailed reading and study of Gods Tribesman and The Hiding Place providing
examples. (Refer to Resource Materials beginning on page 72.) The course also
includes poetic forms and poetry appreciation, but students especially enjoy and
are challenged by the study of various types of newspaper articles and techniques
for writing them. Also included is practical application of library skillshow to
locate and use the fiction section, reference books, and the Readers Guide to
Periodical Literature.
Grammar is again an integral part of this course, and
special emphasis is placed on correct sentence
structure and noun and verb functions,
including verbals.
Clear explanations of academic

material along with examples and
related activities
Guided, step-by-step practice

in research, essay writing, and
the research paper
Drill in the eight

parts of speech
English III American Literature
How has Americas history affected its literature? Students find out as they follow
the chronological presentation of American literature in this course. Included are
Christian writers whose works are not found in most other American literature
courses. Students learn how to evaluate an authors philosophy and style. Appropriate
writing activities provide challenging experiences in various writing genres. (Required
reading: In His Steps. Refer to Resource Materials beginning on page 72.)
Each unit incorporates a review of grammar. Emphasis and detailed
instruction are given in essay writing. Research paper preparation is explained
and visualized as a step-by-step process.
English IV English Literature

Do your students know what constitutes good literature? They will learn as
they complete our 12th level English course. All twelve PACEs provide examples
and analysis of the best literature from various writers and literary periods of
British literature. Students learn how to evaluate a writers style and technique
and find reading of classical works enriching and enlightening. Along with reading
comes opportunity for self-expression as students write summaries, comparisons,
contrasts, sketches, and evaluations.
Grammar is an integral part of the course with thorough review of parts of
speech, sentence structure, and proper usage. Most unique is that the
text for grammar exercises provides the Biblical perspective
of life principles. Writing skills are covered along
with basics of speech preparation and
presentation. (Required Resources:
The Rime of the Ancient Mariner
and Silas Marner. Refer to Resource
Materials beginning on page 72.)
Presentation of historical events

and art from a literary period to add
relevance and interest
Opportunities for creative

writing and practice in all
writing skills
Help in getting started and

checklists to aid the student
in his proofreading skills
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Wisdom Inserts
All English I-IV PACEs (high school) feature special
wisdom inserts. These inserts are completed in conjunction
with each English PACE, and the material is integrated into
each Self Test and final Test.
The English curriculums emphasis The wisdom inserts address issues such as love, decision
on wisdom seeks to help the student making, maturity, and motivational gifts. The material is
develop character-building principles. presented in a nonthreatening format that appeals to teens and
is specifically designed to present a pattern for Godly wisdom.
The student is encouraged to use the inserts to build a life
notebook, or they may be used by the supervisor to form the
basis for weekly devotional sessions. This emphasis on wisdom
More than one format adds
to the variety and interest. seeks to help the student further develop Godly character and
Biblical life principles.
Activities help the student Teens see wisdom principles

draw out wisdom principles illustrated in a real-life,
in a variety of ways. thought-provoking format.
Scripture is always
the basis for the
wisdom principles.
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Word Building These PACEs provide the foundational
phonetic skills needed for reading, spelling,
and writing mastery.
Word Building (wrd bild ing), n., a study of written or printed

linguistic forms that symbolize speech and communicate meaning.
Level 1
This course provides activities that
accompany the ABCs with Ace and Christi
program. These PACEs provide the foundational
phonetic skills needed for reading and writing
mastery. Students will learn 35 letter sounds
and 11 additional blends and diphthongs that
are basic to all reading. Each student should
be able to read even unfamiliar words and
material when he has completed this program.
(See also pages 16-17.) Most children are reading
the Bible after completing this program.
Appealing, phonetically marked Activities to combine auditory, Instructions Activities to

stories to be read along with visual, and tactile skills as a phonetically marked increase auditory
activities to test comprehension prerequisite to reading to aid in reading discrimination and
visual perception
Practice writing
all the letters
of the alphabet
in proper
manuscript
form
Supervised
testing of sound
discrimination
skills
Character
Supervisor illustrated in an
scoring appealing format
required that helps young
for control students with
and social skills
mastery
Practice in sound
distinction and
recognition along
with manuscript
Exercises to develop
writing
manuscript writing skills
Students are encouraged to
complete the Review PACE before
proceeding into Level 2.
Word Building Self Tests and final Tests on CD-ROM (Levels 2-9)
use digitized speech technology to present the oral portion of the
vocabulary test. Each CD-ROM contains one full academic level
of tests. The series is designed for use on a Windows operating
system. Sound is generated through the computer speaker and
optional sound card support is included. The Word Building
Tests on CD are compatible with Windows 95, Windows 98,
Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Vista.
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Word Building increases the childs vocabulary base and reinforces his confidence and capability in spelling.
Earlier levels expand the students grasp of phonetic sounds and combinations. Each level presents appropriate
spelling rules and their exceptions by both statement and drill. This course begins with simple words and
progresses through complex words, emphasizing the relationships between words and spelling patterns.
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This course leads students to an understanding of word origins. It also demonstrates the value in knowing
those origins. There is an emphasis on learning the spellings, meanings, and functions of words. Practice
exercises show the student how to avoid wordiness and how to be precise in the choice and use of words.
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Literature and Creative Writing
If you want your students to find reading a pleasurable experience and
writing a natural and enjoyable outlet, you will welcome the Accelerated
Christian Education Literature and Creative Writing course. Animated
cartoon charactersAce, Christi, and their friendslead students through
foundational concepts of writing.
Level 2
In this level students are encouraged to visualize, use their imaginations,
and give creative responses to questions following one-page stories. Instead
of drudgery, reading suddenly becomes a true learning experience, and
writing blossoms into a comfortable skill. To round out Level 2, each PACE
provides practice in handwriting and speed reading.
Level 3
Students in this level gain more practice in critical thinking. Special
activities require choosing the best endings for stories, writing story titles,
identifying rhyme in poetry, and learning about the kinds of books and the
parts of books. Character, setting, and plot are emphasized as the student
reads specific chapters in the two required resource booksSummer
Fun with Ace and Christi and Christians Courageous. (Refer to Resource
Materials beginning on page 72.) Speed reading and handwriting skills are
emphasized and practiced.
Level 4
Level 4 provides opportunities for students to use their imaginations,
to learn dictionary skills, and to practice cursive handwriting. Creative
answers are encouraged throughout the course and should be evaluated
subjectively. Students learn to put critical thinking skills into action as
they draw conclusions and examine ideas attributed to heroes
and heroines in the required reading assignments.
The six required resources are The Little Green
Frog, Saved at Sea, Ace and Christi SeriesThe Red
Rag Riddle, Charlottes Web, Childrens Missionary
Library, and Choice Stories for Children. (Refer to
Resource Materials beginning on page 72.)
Level 5
Students learn more about setting, characters, plot, and order in short
stories. Opportunities to paint word pictures with similes and metaphors are
provided. Anagrams, analogies, and alliteration are also explored. Students
practice reading, observing carefully, and considering facts to find conclusions.
Required resourcesChoice Stories for Children, North to Amaroqvik, Heidi,
Ace and Christi SeriesMiracle at Camp Friendship, A Dog of Flanders, Star of
Light. (Refer to Resource Materials beginning on page 72.)
Level 6
As students complete Level 6, they will read The Fugitive King, Christians with
Courage, Alexis Secret Mission, Grandpas Christmas Gift, Little Pilgrims Progress,
and Treasures of the Snow. (Refer to Resource Materials beginning on page 72.)
In conjunction with their reading, students will learn and practice many new and
useful writing skills. From literary illustrations, they will be guided to use various
literary devices and write original paragraphs of summary; comparison and
contrast; cause and effect; fact and opinion; and exposition, description, persuasion,
and narration. They will also see how such paragraphs develop into larger literary
works and, then, use these different formats in their writing of essays. Biographies
and autobiographies along with the writing of news stories are also part of this
course. In both the PACE and Score Key, dictionary work will reflect the use of the
Thorndike Barnhart Intermediate Dictionary (1993). (Refer to Resource Materials
Basic Literature
Basic Literature Study Guides are completed in conjunction with odd-numbered English PACEs in
Levels 7 and 8. These study guides contain questions as well as tests and composition assignments for
each literature book per level. For a list of literature books used in each level, refer to Resource Materials
beginning on page 72.
Level 7 Level 8
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Objectives
Science To make the study of science

practical in everyday life
To show that God had a purpose and
Science (si ans), n., Knowledge based on observed facts, tested
design in Creation
truths, presented in an orderly fashion. Science includes the study
of plants, animals, biology, physical science, chemistry, and physics. To present science from a Biblical
A major area in education where the humanist influence is perspective
especially seen is science. In the A.C.E. science curriculum, the To show each student that God
student learns basic concepts and principles that are expanded is personally concerned with
throughout all levels. He learns this in the context of how these individuals and that He has a plan
principles apply to Gods physical Creation and to everyday life. The for each individual life
curriculum takes the students natural curiosity about his physical To present men of science who view
environment and helps him build a solid foundation upon Biblical Creation from Gods point of view
principles. All the science texts are nonevolutionary in approach.
Level 1
This course material builds reading skills as it presents the young
student with the facts of Creation as presented in the Bible. He learns
about the human body as well as concepts of health care and hygiene.
Animal Science
What child doesnt love animals? In the Animal Science course, the younger
student meets the members of an exciting animal family each time he opens
the cover of a new PACE. He learns of the animals habitats, ranges, physical
Student Wins characteristics, and special features. Included are the unusual and interesting
Science Award characteristics or habits peculiar to certain members of the species.
Patrick McKay of Maryland

was awarded a certificate of
outstanding achievement for
Level 1
ability and creativity in an This level of Animal Science is a welcome companion to the
Atmospheric Science Exhibit ABCs with Ace and Christi program. It incorporates, in PACE form,
sponsored by the American the animal stories used to illustrate all the alphabet sounds. Also
Meteorological Society. included are a variety of activities to develop fine motor skills,
hand-eye coordination, and visual discrimination.
Level 2
This level consists of twelve PACEs, each concentrating on a specific animal.
The students learn about sheep, dogs, horses, cats, cattle, rabbits, rodents, poultry,
unusual birds, spiders, snakes, toads, and frogs. Each is presented in interesting story
form and, where appropriate, Scripture reference to these animals is highlighted.
Level 2
This level sets forth the days of Creation and what was created on each
day. It also demonstrates how various plants and animals function in todays
world. It reveals Gods original instructions to man and the consequences of
mans violation of those instructions.
Level 3
An explanation of Gods world from a Biblical perspective finds the child
becoming familiar with the life cycles of animals and plants. He will see the
effects of solar bodies on the earth. Geologic changes after the Flood, jungles
and hot lands, tundra and cold lands, volcanoes and earthquakes incite the
natural curiosity of childrenall this and much more makes this an exciting
learning experience.
Miniature characters that Learning about animals in a Character illustrated

identify the speaker to the storybook format and from a through animal habits
very young student Biblical perspective
Fun activities that relate Appropriate and New vocabulary words with Practical, hands-on
to animals and are skill colorful art pronunciations and definitions; experience for the child
building appropriate activities to test
understanding
Activities that challenge student

thinking and reinforce learning
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Level 4
The student is brought into an understanding of matter and the laws
of nature. Microbiology and early researchers with their equipment are
studied. The child learns about simple standards by which scientific
observations are mademeasurements, time, length, weight, and
temperature in both metric and English systems.
Botany, zoology, meteorology, chemistry, geologyfascinating
subject matter that intrigues the fertile mind of students at this level
are introduced.
Level 5
Basic earth science principles captivate the students interest in:
Molecular and atomic theories. Expansion and contraction. The attributes essential to life are
seen in relationship to the Word of
Friction, heat, and gravity.
God and Biblical Creation.
There is a study of:
Geology. Aviation and Zoology. Sound.
Chemistry. aerodynamics. Meteorology. Botany.
Character building encouraged Simple experiments that Parent involvement in Review presented in a fun
through experiencewriting and coincide with the text the learning process format that appeals to
Visualized vocabulary drawing young children
to increase reading level
and comprehension Character building illustrated
in story and picture
Level 6
More details and in-depth studies of subject matter previously presented includes chemistry,
light and electricity, and magnets and magnetism.
Students also study the central nervous system, skeletal and muscular systems, internal
organs, and the germ theory of disease.
Level 7
These life science PACEs introduce and prepare students for more advanced biology. The
student learns about the habitats and characteristics of plants and animals along with ecology
and Gods balance in nature.
The interrelationships between organisms are discussed. The attributes essential to life are
seen in relationship to the Bible and Biblical Creation.
Level 8
These earth science PACEs introduce specific areas of study such as astronomy, volcanology,
topography, oceanography, meteorology, and mineralogy with proofs of the Creation. Students
learn about the perfection of Gods design for the universe. Weather science is a fascinating study
as a part of this curriculum.
PACE outline with Special facts relating Appropriate illustrations to

helpful illustrations and to science for added explain the text and provide
meaningful overview interest visual reinforcement
Clear and informative New vocabulary with parts of speech, A variety of types of
illustrations that pronunciations, and definitions. Appropriate activities including
complement the text activities to test understanding those requiring
deductive reasoning
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High School
Science
Biology PACEs
When God created our earth, He filled it with a vast array of living
creatures. This course explores the wonders of that living Creation.
Included are studies of birds, mammals, fish, amphibians, reptiles,
sponges, coelenterates, mollusks, echinoderms, worms, arthropods,
plants, and microorganisms. A study of the human body includes the
integumentary, skeletal, muscular, nervous, circulatory, respiratory, By uniting video reinforcement
digestive, and endocrine systems. Genetics and embryology are with individualized instruction
incorporated into the study of the human reproductive system. and a values-oriented, theistic
curriculum, A.C.E. offers one of
the most powerful and efficient
Biology DVDs
educational programs on the
market today.
Now students can receive the benefit of additional instruction with
the experts and the world of biology coming to them.
Would you like your students to visit the Great Barrier Reef off the
coast of Australia when they are studying coral reefs?
How about taking your students to the forested mountains of North
America when they study grizzly bears?
They can even enter the teeming world of microbiology with biology
videos.
The twelve units (contained on 24 DVDs) feature:
Full-motion video with colorful graphics.
Lab experiments with the student more than an observer.
Required written reports documenting their understanding
of the experiments.
These DVDs are learning tools that help students understand the
concepts as they learn through hands-on experience in the PACEs.
Give your students quick, easy access

to all the lab experiments by using the
Biology Labs on DVD.
Physical Science PACEs
Science does not have to be mind-boggling! The A.C.E. physical science course
presents in clear and understandable language an introduction to chemistry and
physics. After finishing the course, the student will have a better understanding of
science, and a college-bound student will have a good foundation for more rigorous
chemistry and physics courses. The first PACE has a pop-out section that includes a
Periodic Table of the Elements and Rules for Solving Problems.
Each PACE contains a short story interspersed between
sections of the text. Each story deals with a particular problem
faced by many of todays teens. The character, in the process
of solving his problem, applies Scriptural principles and
demonstrates character development.
Prerequisite: Algebra I Physical Science DVDs
bring the world of science to
the Learning Center through
Physical Science DVDs
The Physical Science Labs on DVD
contain the Physical Science lab live footage, diagrams, charts,
experiments in one handy package.
experiments, and narration.
In addition to the regular PACE course, students can receive video These DVDs make complex
instruction, which will enhance the learning process. ideas understandable and
Each of the twelve units (contained on 24 DVDs) features several lessons. make learning fun.
Students will:
Benefit from seeing interesting, successful experiments on video.
Profit from all the resources of a laboratory right at
their fingertips.
Hear scientific terms pronounced correctly.
These DVDs are learning tools that help students
understand the concepts as they learn through hands-on
experience in the PACEs.
Chemistry PACEs
Students are given a solid introduction to the science of chemistry. All units view the
material from a Biblical perspective and provide necessary helps. This course covers:
Organic and inorganic chemistry. Periodic Table of the Elements.
Biochemistry. Properties of metals, nonmetals, and
Molecular bonding. metalloids.
Chemical reactions. Chemical equilibrium.
Gas laws. Thermodynamics.
Electrochemistry. Acids and bases.
Nuclear chemistry. Quantitative and
qualitative analysis.
Balancing of chemical equations.
Prerequisites: Physical Science and Algebra I
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Chemistry DVDs
The engaging chemistry videos make chemistry an adventure by
bringing technology to your students individually. You dont have to be the
sage on the stage, you can be the guide on the side. Your students will:
Observe chemical reactions in actual laboratory experiments.
Explore factors governing the rate of a chemical change.
Describe chemical processes.
Apply defined terms based on observations.
Evaluate career implications of chemistry and nuclear principles.
These twenty-four DVDs are learning tools that help students understand the concepts
as they learn through hands-on experience in the PACEs.
Physics PACEs Provide the benefits of a

live chemistry laboratory
experience without leaving
The basics of physics are practical, interesting, and understandable in this the Learning Center
completely self-contained course. Full of illustrations and applications, it covers:
Measurements and mathematics. Radiation and nuclear energy.
Force and motion. Electrochemistry.
Momentum and energy. Magnetism and electrical circuits.
States of matter. Light and electricity.
Gas laws. Optics and optical instruments.
Heat and kinetic theory. Wave motion and sound.
Prerequisites: Algebra I and Physical Science
Physics DVDs
Enhance the PACE course with exciting physics DVDs! Each PACE has
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Apply defined terms based on observations.
Classify physical interactions according to similarities.
Measure physical quantities.
Relate physics principles to practical applications.
These twenty-four DVDs are learning tools that help students
understand the concepts as they learn through hands-on
experience in the PACEs.
Give your students the

opportunity to observe
intricate physics
experiments while
learning about Gods
Creation.
Social Studies
So cial Stud ies (social studies), n., Science of the study of people, their Objectives
activities, customs, and institutions in relationship to other people. Social studies To emphasize the
includes history, economics, geography, and government. importance of good
Our social studies looks at world history and cultures from the perspective that citizenship
God is the Designer, Creator, and Controller of the universe. As a result, to study social
To give the child
studies is to study responses of people to the truth of the Word of God. Beginning in the
portraits of this
Garden of Eden, mans failure to abide by the principles of God is traced throughout
countrys heroes and
history. The student explores the concepts of conservatism, free enterprise, personal
heroinesexamples
responsibility, and governmental responsibility from Gods point of view. The
to be admired and to
curriculum gives many illustrations of individuals who have practiced the precepts of
help children form
God through the ages. This material stresses a citizens Biblical responsibility.
the right impressions
Level 1 To present the world

as ruled and ordered
Level 1 builds reading skills while introducing young students to the basic by God enabling the
principles of life. Students are challenged and motivated to do what is right. They also student to see history
learn to be kind, to share, and to be obedient to rules and laws. This level requires as His-story
reading character-building stories and answering questions. To focus on other
countries, people,
Level 2 and cultures as
part of the global
At this level the material builds visual discrimination and vocabulary. It tells historical narrative
about our nation and some of the great political and Godly leaders of the past.
To reinforce
Level 3
character concepts
vital to the students
This level covers communication, conservation, communities, agriculture, development
geography, and the discovery of America, along with colonization and slavery. To present
This positive approach to history encourages your students to love and respect government as
their country. The heroes and heroines to whom they are introduced provide role a God-ordained
models representing ideals and aspirations for which students can strive. institution
To introduce the
Level 4 student to Americas
great heritage
Students do required reading and write their answers to questions in cursive. They
learn to use maps and globes for understanding world geography and cultures.
Florida State History is available for Level 4.
Where appropriate,
specific PACEs in Levels
2-7 have been nationalized
so that the students can
appreciate the heritage
and history of their own
country.
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Level 5
An educator with 26 years This level focuses on American history in a decidedly Biblical
experience in education (from approach and sets forth relationships of social and economic
preschool through the Ph.D. development. The material includes systems of government, great
level) wrote: We have used the leaders, wars, and current events affecting our world.
A.C.E. system successfully for
fifteen years. Our graduates are in
the military, in state and Christian
Level 6
colleges, in business, and on Students study history from Adam through the Great Awakening.
mission fields. Why have I chosen The course includes an introduction to the Bible, early Church, and
to stay with the program? Reformation leaders.

1. It is Scripture-oriented.
2. It is individual-oriented. Level 7
Any student who truly This Career course provides an excellent overview of major
desires an education can career and ministry opportunities. Students will learn the gifts and
move at his own speed. skills needed, as well as the educational requirements expected, for
3. It uses multiple each lifework goal. This course focuses on encouraging students
techniques for to find Gods will for their lives, follow His leading, and be Godly
instruction. testimonies in their chosen profession or God-called ministry. (The
4. It is a system geared to second half of this level allows for the appropriate state history
total life planning. course. Texas and Florida schools order from Accelerated Christian
Education. Other states should visit www.aceministries.com
/downloads for the State History Research Project.)
New vocabulary Map activities simplified Activities that make Character building included in Basic Biblical concepts
highlighted and for the younger student learning challenging goals and illustrated in poetry, presented and illustrated
introduced in and fun Scripture, and character strips
contextual setting
Scripture
memorization
Text that is informative

and practicalvocabulary A dictionary symbol and
controlled to increase Activities with dotted example, sound chart to ensure correct Controlled scoring
reading skills structured to test understanding pronunciation of new vocabulary and learning
Level 8
What was it like to be a sailor on one of Columbus ships, to be a slave during the War Between the States,
or to be the first man to step onto the surface of the moon? History seems to come alive with the You are
there vignettes in this course. Historical facts are presented in a way that personally involves the student
in the exciting events in American history. Understanding of the subject matter is enhanced with time lines,
maps, and activity questions that require an understanding of the concepts and interpretation, as well as
memorization of facts.
A Godly perspective and guidance A variety of comprehensive activities including Pronunciation and definition
to career choice and success map activities and deductive reasoning of names and terms
Outstanding art to introduce Timelines for a visual overview Goals that include the PACE Full-color graphs and charts
many PACEs and draw the of related historic events outline, memory work, and
student into the academic content character-building objectives
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High School
Social Studies
Of paramount importance is the need for the impressionable minds and hearts of high school students
to study materials that will inspire and challenge them to become responsible citizens. These courses build
on the foundation established at lower levels. With clear presentations of Biblical influences, political and
economic conservatism is discussed.
World Geography
Can you find Djibouti on a world map? What is the climate like in Afghanistan? What are the primary
geographical features of Australia? How have the continents of Europe and Asia changed since the fall of
communism? The answers to these questions, and much more, can be found in this World Geography course.
Included are:
Reading, drawing, and interpreting various kinds of maps and a continent-by-continent study of geography.
An exciting MAP MANIA, double-page world political map, and single-page climate and topographical maps.
World History
World history from Creation to the present is viewed from a Biblical perspective. The view includes ancient
civilizations, the Middle Ages, the Renaissance, colonialism, the age of revolution, spiritual awakenings, and
the missionary outreach.
American History
An appreciation for Biblical influence develops as the student views American history from the colonial
period to the present. Beginning with discovery of the New World, the study includes the War for Independence,
the Jacksonian Era, the War Between the States, the two World Wars, Americas foreign relations after World
War II, the Cold War, space exploration, Civil Rights, the United Nations, Watergate, Vietnam, Desert Storm,
the war in Iraq, and Presidential elections.
U.S. Civics
Do your students realize they have a responsibility toward their government? Do they know enough about
their government to take part in its processes? This course will help prepare them by providing a study of the
historical foundations of our government. U.S. Civics consists of six PACEs.
Economics
Accelerated Christian Education has created a 1/2-credit Economics course that introduces students to
the Biblical foundations for the study of economic systems. The scope includes price theory, production,
free enterprise, free trade, banking, investments, international trade, stewardship, and government and
the economy. Throughout the course, the importance of Biblical ideals and values in the marketplace
are emphasized.
Bible Reading
Bible Reading reinforces reading skills and whets the childs appetite for Gods Word. Each grade
level of this series contains 12 PACEs that concentrate on reading the Bible and comprehending many of
its principles.
In Level 1 a specific feature of the ABCs with Ace and Christi program
is the character-building Bible stories. Bible Reading Level1 PACEs feature
vividly colored pictures to be used in conjunction with these Bible stories.
A variety of activities gives attention to development of the fine motor
muscles, hand-eye coordination, and visual discrimination.
In Level 2 the student reads the Book of John. As he reads he is also
expected to answer questions about Gods Word. In addition, he learns the
books of the New Testament in order. Various character traits dealing with
relationships with God and others are emphasized also.
In Level 3 the child becomes familiar with the Book of Matthew while
learning the books of the Old Testament in order. There is constant review
of the Old Testament books and practice in recognizing them.
In Level 4 the Books of Mark and Luke are read. The student continues
studying the books of the Old Testament in sections: Law, History, Poetry,
Major Prophets, and Minor Prophets. He continues answering questions
about the Bible while learning more of its great character traits.
Ne w In Level 5 the student reads and answers questions from the Books of Genesis, Exodus, and Acts and
from the first thirty-four chapters of the Book of Psalms. In this 12-PACE course, he reviews the books of
the Bible and he learns Bible names, interesting facts about places, cultures, and unusual Bible characters.
The student gains tips for memorizing, meditating on, and personalizing Scripture.
Full-page illustrations Biblical truths in Character strips that
that add interest and fun activities illustrate Scripture and
stir curiosity demonstrate character
Pronunciation of
difficult words
Beautiful
illustrations
Reading practice
right from Gods
Wordthe words
of Christ highlighted
in blue
Activities solely
from Scripture
context
Primary guidelines
to encourage proper Fun activities that spur
handwriting thinking and demonstrate
character
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Elementary Electives
CHOOSE ART
A Biblical Art Curriculum for Levels 1-5!
CHOOSE ART was developed
by a supervisor experienced in the
program with the needs of both large
and small classrooms in mind.
CHOOSE ART explores the elements
of art: line, shape, color, texture, form,
space, and pattern.
BEGINNER SERIES, available for
Level 1, includes 32 one-hour lessons.
SERIES I, available for Levels 2-4,
includes 32 one-hour lessons.
SERIES II, first unit available for
Level 5, includes 32 lessons. Each unit is designed around a Scriptural theme.
VIDEO: The Value of Arts Education in the Classroom
Course Titles Course Components

BEGINNER SERIES Manual and Student Booklet
Make Me a Rainbow (1st level) Lesson Curriculum Guide
Miniature Student Booklet Pages
SERIES I
Answer Keys for Quizzes
Flowers and Bulrushes (2nd level) Full-Color Student Work Samples
Peaceful Pastels (3rd level) Easy-to-Follow, Step-by-Step Instructions
Butterfly Wings (4th level) Scriptural Theme Miniposters
Reinforces Concepts
SERIES II
Builds Vocabulary
Where Eagles Soar (5th level)
Unit Quizzes
CHOOSE ART Certificate
CHOOSE ART is just what youve been waiting foran art education curriculum for Christian boys and
girls! And since it has been developed specifically for Christian students, spiritual objectives as well as artistic
and academic objectives have been included and directly applied to the subject of art. Spiritual principles and
character development are built right in!
A student booklet is required for each child in the class. The booklets are available on CD, which includes
a limited license allowing for the reproduction of the materials within the purchasing school. When you
purchase the CD, you can print full-color copies (the CD uses the popular PDF format requiring the FREE
Adobe Acrobat Reader). The CD also includes a manual.
High School Electives
Bible/Christian Growth Electives
Christian Growth (1/2 credit)
These PACEs introduce the student to books by leading Christian authors on aspects of living a triumphant
Christian life. Books used with the PACEs provide examples and practical, realistic information that is
motivational as well as inspirational. (Refer to Resource Materials beginning on page 72.) Required:
The School of Obedience by Andrew Murray
The Hour That Changes the World by Dick Eastman
Nervous Christians by L. G. Little and T. H. Epp
Spirit-Controlled Temperament by Tim LaHaye
When a Christian Sins by John R. Rice
This Way to Happiness by Clyde M. Narramore
Introduction to Missions (1/2 credit)

Missionary biography and autobiography accounts have long been recognized as important keys to touch
the heart and introduce people to worldwide missions. In this course, the student gains an appreciation of
what has helped shape the course of mission work. The video Wings of the Morning is recommended to be
used in conjunction with PACE 6. (Refer to Resource Materials beginning on page 72.) Required reading:
Peril by Choice by James Hefley
Peace Child by Don Richardson
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background of the Gospels; the world as it was in Christs day; the Jews
and their characteristics and habits; and aspects of Christs life, ministry,
death, and resurrection; he gains insights that will enhance his personal
walk with the Saviour.
New Testament Church History (1 credit)

A fascinating study tracing the roots of church history develops an
appreciation of the role of the church from its earliest days. Intended for
the upper-level high school student, the subject matter explains Gods plan
for the formation and spread of the church and the extension of the Gospel.
New Testament Survey (1 credit)

This course is designed to introduce the student to the penman, the place, the period, the problem, the
peculiarities, the purpose, and the plan of each book. This course contains a special project the student must
do before he can complete the Test.
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Old Testament Survey (1 credit)
A comprehensive course provides the high school student a book-by-book
understanding of the Old Testament. The chronology, history, setting, and content
of the Old Testament are examined in such a way that the students comprehension
is increased. Of special interest are Old Testament covenants and time periods.
Practical Missions ( credit)

High school students can take part in the Practical Missions elective course
by participating in the A.C.E. Ministries Service Adventure and completing the
Organization training PACE (primarily used for staff training) in conjunction
with the Soulwinning PACE. At the end of the Service Adventure, participants
will receive a certificate that states they have successfully qualified for this half
credit. Visit www.aceministries.com/service for more information about the
ACEM Service Adventure.
Soulwinning
Challenge your students to be soulwinners! Give them the necessary
information and tools to be effective in reaching the lost for Christ! This training
PACE instructs students in the Biblical mandate for winning souls; how to
approach the lost in a caring, tactful way; appropriate questions to ask to create
a desire to hear the Gospel; what Scripture passages to use when presenting the
Gospel; how to clearly present the plan of salvation; and how to make soulwinning
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Computer Science
Visit www.aceministries.com/downloads for the Computer Science
Project. The A.C.E. program
provides my children
General Business (1 credit)
with the opportunity for
A study introducing upper-level high school students to the world of
success instead of failure,
business includes markets, consumer studies, advertising, corporations
to be overcomers instead
and industries, careers in business, production, labor, federal control,
of being overcome, to shine
international business, banking, and finance.
as lights instead of being
dulled by the darkness,
Fine Arts Electives and to stand for right

against wrong.
(An Australian educator)
Beginning Art (1 credit)

Beginning Art is to introduce junior high school students to the world
of art and its techniques: the tools
of art, shapes, line variation and
shading, texture, the color wheel,
landscapes, head shapes, focal
points, perspective, flannel boards,
and lettering. Students gain a good
understanding of the concepts of
art in these 12 PACEs.
Advanced Art (1 credit)

This course of 12 PACEs provides advanced studies in art to increase
high school students appreciation for art, emphasizing symbols, shapes,
observation and perspective, light and shade, variety and mood, color,
landscapes, lettering, layouts, and the drawing of people and clothing.
Music ( credit)
If you dont know the difference between a sharp and a flat, an
oboe and a clarinet, a tenor and a bass, or a symphony and an opera,
this course is for you! Designed for serious music students, this six-
PACE course can also be a tremendous tool for music instructors and
church or school choir directors. Students are introduced to various kinds
of instruments and learn how to read music, find notes on a keyboard, and
learn to recognize notes, key signatures, and time signatures.
The final PACE, Developing an Appreciation for Music, presents
biographies of well-known composers and requires two CDs that include
one or more selections by each composer. Students are tested on their
ability to recognize theme music from some of the selections. (Refer to
Resource Materials beginning on page 72.)
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Speech (1/2 credit)
The basics of effective speaking are covered in this course with
such fundamentals as stage presence, diaphragmatic breathing,
articulation, effective gestures, and inflection. The achievement of
vocal purity, variety in pitch, pronunciation, and the best choice of
vocabularyall this is a part of this PACE course.
Included is training in facial expressions, correct posture, and eye
contact. Students are instructed in how to deal with stage fright, how
to convert nervous tension into positive energy, and how to relax and
express emotion and enthusiasm. So that individuals can approach an
audience with confidence, they learn memorization skills, rehearsal
tips, self-evaluation skills, and techniques for marking a script.
Students learn how to apply what they have learned in the PACEs
through the presentation of speeches.
A.C.E. recommends the Speech Illustrated DVD as a supplemental
resource for this course. Speech Illustrated offers sample presentations
of hands-on experience in platform performance. Viewing this DVD
will convince you and your students that THEY can do it too. If a
picture is worth a thousand words, then this DVD will save you a lot of
words. (Refer to Resource Materials beginning on page 72.)
A.C.E. Graduate Accepted
at Harvard, West Point, Famous Speeches
and Annapolis A collection of famous speeches by great preachers and statesmen;
Scott M. scored so well on also given are selected portions from the Bible. A valuable resource for
tests and demonstrated such your speech course. (Refer to Resource Materials beginning on page
high aptitude that he received 72.)
letters of acceptance from three
nationally known colleges. The
Harvard Dean of Admissions
wrote: This year, over thirteen
thousand students applied for
Government Electives
the sixteen hundred places in
the freshman class. To create Collectivism (1/2 credit)
the best possible educational This course traces the history of collectivism, starting with the
environment, the Admissions revolt of Satan and the subsequent Fall of Man. It concludes with
Committee chose individuals a detailed look at the major twentieth-century isms. The study is
who presented a wide variety of designed to give students an awareness of the humanistic aspects of
academic, extracurricular, and ism ideologies from a Biblical point of view.
personal strengths. Your success
in the competition demonstrates The Constitution (1/2 credit if completed with Collectivism)
the clear belief of the Committee A detailed study on the origins and foundations of the Constitution;
that you can make an important the organization and administration of the legislative, executive, and
contribution to the Harvard and judicial branches of government as outlined in the first three articles
Radcliffe community. of the Constitution; and the meaning and application of the remainder
(S.M. Secretary, Alaska)
of the Constitution. The Federalist Papers is required for this course.
(Refer to Resource Materials beginning on page 72.)
Health Elective
Health (1/2 credit) The A.C.E. program has
Health issues of vital concern to the well-being of the body are covered been a good experience for us.
in this course. Material includes basic information about the human We have observed the change
body, its functions and limitations, malnutrition, nutrition and the well- in students who learn how
balanced diet, exercise and physical fitness, CPR (cardiopulmonary to study, and they have been
resuscitation), first aid and safety, health hazards, cancer, heart disease, rewarded by their learning.
and AIDS. They have developed character
A.C.E. recommends obtaining an up-to-date CPR video showing the and are disciplined in their
proper procedures for administering CPR. Videos may be available at lifestyle. We have observed them
your local library or bookstore. becoming caring and attentive
to others. This program meets a
great need in our daythe need
Language Electives of training for leadership and

giving students an opportunity
for the kind of education that
helps them honor God and be
French (1 credit)
productive citizens.
High school students are introduced to the French language with (A school principal in Texas)
special emphasis on developing good reading skills. Upon completion,
students should have an understanding of the accidence (inflection of
words) of the French language and will have had several opportunities
to utilize the lessons learned through practice reading and recorded
lectures. The course consists of 12 Self-Pacs, 2 Score Keys, and an audio
DVD. (Refer to Resource Materials beginning on page 72.)
Spanish I (1 credit)
The exciting Spanish I course is a hallmark of the DVD-Activity Pac
format. The DVDs present the instructional content, and the Activity
Pacs provide the drill and learning activities. The course consists of 24
instructional DVDs, 12 Activity Pacs, 1 Test DVD, and 4 Score Keys.
You will appreciate the special features included in this unique
instructional design that provides academic excellence with Biblical
emphasis and wisdom principles. Your high school students will enjoy
learning conversational Spanish and Spanish grammar with this
Spanish I course. DVDs are required. (Refer to Resource Materials
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College Curriculum
Bible Division You have been the
trailblazers and have paved the
Old Testament Survey (3 credits)
way for churches like ours to
The student derives a good understanding of the content, history, and
have a successful school with
customs of the Old Testament from these studies. Helpful background
high academic and spiritual
information greatly aids in the students ability to interpret the Scriptures.
standards.
(A pastor from Oregon)
Christian Education Division

Biographies of Christians (3 credits)
This course presents the biographies of Christians whose exemplary
lives have earned them the privilege to be studied. The principles guiding
their lives are outlined, and their significance for us today is examined.
(Refer to Resource Materials beginning on page 72.)
Students study these books:
Profiles in Evangelism by Fred Barlow
How Great Christians Met Christ by James C. Hefley
David Livingstone by Mrs. J. H. Worcester, Jr.
Hudson Taylors Spiritual Secret by Dr. and Mrs. Howard Taylor
George Washington the Christian by William Johnson
George Mller of Bristol by Arthur T. Pierson
The Life of D. L. Moody by William Moody
R. A. Torrey: Apostle of Certainty by Roger Martin
Gipsy Smith, From the Forest I Came by David Lazell
He Gave Us a Valley by Helen Roseveare
Ordained of the Lord: H.A. Ironside by E. Schuyler English
Shadow of the Almighty by Elisabeth Elliot
Not available from A.C.E.
Introduction to Christian Counseling (3 credits)

The place of counseling, the Holy Spirit in counseling, and the pastor
as counselor are some of the subjects covered in this course of study. The
role of Christian school staff as counselors is discussed. The language of
counseling, the love of counseling, and the charge of counseling are detailed.
Getting started in counseling, basic approaches, and data gathering are
informative subjects for the new counselor. There are insights for dealing
with anger, envy, depression, schizophrenia, sexual problems, and fear.
(College students only. Not recommended for use by high school students.)
(Refer to Resource Materials beginning on page 72.) Resource books:
Competent to Counsel by Jay Adams
The Christian Counselors Manual by Jay Adams
A.C.E. does not offer a college credit program for these courses.
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Language Division
Greek I (5 credits)
An introductory course in the Greek of the New Testament designed to enable
the student to read from the Greek New Testament. Vocabulary, grammar, and
accidence are the major studies, ending with an application of all grammar learned
by translating I John. (May be waived by a student who has previous college credit or
who has shown proficiency in Basic Greek.) (Refer to Resource Materials beginning
on page 72.) Resource books:
Greek New Testament (Textus Receptus)
Greek Handbook
Greek II (5 credits)
An intermediate course of New Testament Greek specializing in translation
drills, grammar, and syntax reviews. Prerequisite: Greek I. (Refer to Resource
Materials beginning on page 72.) Resource books:
Greek New Testament (Textus Receptus)
Greek Handbook
English Division
English Composition I (3 credits)
A study of the fundamentals of English
composition: grammar, parts of speech,
punctuation, mechanics, spelling, and
the actual construction of sentences,
paragraphs, and compositions.
English Composition II (3 credits)

This course is designed to aid the
student in developing his writing skills.
The techniques of effective writing such
as introductions; paragraph development;
narrative, descriptive, and expository
writing; comparison and contrast; and
many other features that are essential to
good writing are discussed and practiced.
Mathematics Division
College Mathematics I (3 credits)
This introduction to various mathematical concepts
covers such topics as sets, logic, functions, and mathematical
systems. Resource book: Mans Mathematical Models by Bill
Williams and Gwen Crotts (Refer to Resource Materials
College Mathematics II (Precalculus) (3 credits)

This course readies the student for college-level
calculus. The material covers the scope of trigonometry
the functions, inverse functions, combination functions,
coordinates, and the function laws.
Natural Science Division

Introduction to Physical Science (3 credits) I have been with
A course introducing the student to various areas of science using a the A.C.E. system for
Biblical viewpoint. eleven years. We have
had students accepted
in eight colleges. We
have never had a student
turned down for entrance
to any college. We have
used A.C.E. without
admixture from any other
curriculum.
Social Science Division

(A pastor from Georgia)
History of Civilization I (3 credits)

The origin and development of Western man
and his institutions, from the ancient Fertile
Crescent to the Reformation, are traced.
History of Civilization II (3 credits)

This course traces the development of
Western man and his institutions from the
Reformation.
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French Curriculum
Pouvez-vous croire ceci?
Maintenant fourni par A.C.E.:
Le Programme des ABC avec Sage et Christa
The two-volume ABCs Manual offers a day-by-day instruction program
designed to assist the supervisor in every step of the heavy task of instructing
children how to read in French. The program has been tested with success
in different countries and is producing tremendous results. In less than five
months, children will have the tools to begin to read and write.
The manuals are accompanied by companion items in the ABCs
package. Twelve PACEs each in Bible Reading and Animal Science present
all the Bible stories and the animal stories used in the ABCs Manual with
activities to reinforce understanding and memorization skills. These PACEs
are ideal for Learning Center use in the daytime and for parents to review
and practice with their children in the evening.
The Word Building PACEs assist the supervisor in being sure the children
are learning and building their skills in both reading and writing. The social
studies courses are designed for children who have already completed the
ABCs program in French. With minimal but conscientious supervision,
they will be able to see improvement in the students reading skills.
Les ABC avec Sage et Christa

Leons Avances
Zoologie 1001 and upu
Sciences 1001 and upu
Construction de Vocabulaire 1001 and upu
Lecture Biblique 1001-1012
Franais 1001 and upu
tudes Sociales 1001 and upu
Mathmatiques 1001 and upu
uFor a complete listing of all French material and information

on implementing an English/French bilingual program, call
1-800-925-7777.
Spanish Curriculum
Programa de Estudios en Espaol
Programa de las ABCes de A.C.E.
Espaol 1001-1012
Espaol y Ortografa 1013-1072
Construccin de Palabras 1001-1024
Letra Cursiva 1025-1036
Matemticas 1001-1072
Ciencias Naturales 1001-1072
Estudios Sociales 1001-1072
Exmenes Diagnsticos
Materiales de Capacitacin
For a complete listing of all Spanish material and more information on

implementing an English/Spanish bilingual program, call 1-800-925-7777.
Ahora t puedes tener un

programa de educacin
completo en espaol.
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Computer Products

Readmaster Plus
Includes Readmaster, Typemaster, Math Builder and Word Builder
Readmaster Plus is an educational software suite that will enhance your students
educational experiences while challenging and encouraging their learning. Readmaster
Plus includes four powerful educational programs. Students will be encouraged
because they will be able to see and experience tangible results.
Suite includes:
Four Distinct Software Programs!
Reward students with special activities
Print a merit certificate to be used with your school merit system
Print student history reports for all programs to track student use and progress
Personalize all of the programs to optimize learning for individual students
Enjoy user-friendly environment created by similar style, appearance, and
functionality of each program within the suite
Computerized Reading Program for All Levels

With Readmaster, A.C.E.s computerized reading program, students in all levels
can improve their reading rate and comprehension.
Computerized Typing Program for Levels 16

Typemaster instructs in computer keyboard skills. The touch-typing program
comprises six sections, each containing twelve complete tutorial lessons.
Computerized Mathematic Flashcard Program

Math Builder is designed to provide drill and practice in basic math concepts.
This electronic flashcard features addition, subtraction, multiplication, division,
fractions, decimals, time, and money.
Vocabulary Software Levels 28

Word Builder is designed to improve a student's vocabulary skills. The student
evaluates proper spellings and meanings and learns to avoid common
misspellings. Minimum instruction time is necessary.
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Closer Look At
Readmaster Plus
One low price for a one-year license with unlimited
usage for each computer license purchase.*
*A.C.E. recommends one license per 10 students using the programs.
Students in Levels 1 through 12 can improve their reading rates and comprehension skills with
A.C.E.'s computerized reading program.
Readmaster features computerized diagnostic testing and scoring, vocabulary drill, and 36 quality
reading selections from the recognized Christian Character Series at each level. The students reading
rate is controlled, and vocabulary drill and comprehension testing are part of each lesson. Students
are challenged to read better, faster, and with confidence.
Help your students develop good keyboarding skills by introducing them to Typemaster. Designed
for Levels 1 through 6, it provides drill and practice activities along with reinforcement of many
character principles.
Typemaster is a touch-typing program comprised of six sections, each containing twelve complete
tutorial lessons with new concept drills, review of previous material, and a timed test.
For the student who already knows how to read, this program will provide a tremendous head start
in keyboarding and computer familiarity.
Use A.C.E.s Math Builder to enhance your students abilities to use math facts and master all the basic
math skills commonly learned in Levels 1 through 6.
This program of electronic flashcards, drill and practice, and educational math games is fun and exciting
for the student. The drills cover elementary through advanced math concepts.
Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division have never been so much fun!
To give your students additional help and drill in word usage, pronunciation, and spelling, use A.C.E.s
Word Builder.
Word Builder can help a student improve his vocabulary skills as he evaluates proper spellings and
meanings. Common misspellings are also covered.
The program features a variety of drill and practice along with emphasis on spelling, word meaning,
and word usage.
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System Requirements
Qualified Microsoft Windows Operating Systems:
Windows 7
Windows Vista
Windows XP (with Service Pack 3)
Processor Speed: Minimum 512 MHz
Memory: Minimum 512 MB (RAM)
Hard Drive: Minimum 200 MB free hard drive space
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High School
DVD Courses
Academically
Challenging!
Character
Building!
With these course DVDs, students visualize the concepts found in their PACEs with personalized
instruction, visual and auditory stimulation, character illustrations, and lab experiments. The
supervisor is freed of having to explain concepts found in these advanced courses.
Consider these important features:
Menu-driven formatallows fast, accurate navigations directly to the desired lesson or lab.
Compact sizemeans more DVDs in less storage space.
Durabilityprovides long-lasting audio and video clarity.
Convenient portabilityallows compatibility in todays technology, including use on portable players.
Note: PACEs are required for use with DVD courses, sold separately.
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Diagnostic Testing
P
roper academic diagnosis and prescription is vital to a students success and cannot be
emphasized too much. If weak areas are evident from the testing session, appropriate gap
PACEs are prescribed to strengthen specific skills.
T
he online diagnostic tests students, scores immediately, and correlates skills with the scope
and sequence for accurate placement in the curriculum. The labor saved by immediate scoring
and the peace of mind that results from accurate placement are priceless. This free placement
tool is available for the complete battery of testsmath, English, reading (science, social studies,
Bible Reading, and Literature and Creative Writing), and Word Building (spelling).
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Qualified Microsoft Windows Operating
Systems:
Windows 8
Windows 7
Windows Vista
Windows XP (with Service Pack 3)
Processor Speed: Minimum 1 GHz
Memory: Minimum 2 GB
Hard Drive: Minimum 100 GB free hard
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Order and Download Online at:

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CHRISTIANEDUCATORSCONVENTION
Yearly in-service training sessions are an opportunity for you and your staff to:
Renew your commitment to serving Christ. Rediscover your passion for loving children.
Rejuvenate and refine your education style. Relate to other Christian educators.
Refresh and relax as a ministry team. Reflect on Gods goodness!
These conventions take place in over 75 locations worldwide, drawing nearly

12,000 educators! New educational insights provide attendees the annual
opportunity to update professional skills and exchange ideas with
other Christian educators.
Come join your co-laborers in Biblical

self-instructional education for a jam-packed
conference of workshops (four tracks) designed
especially to meet the needs of administrators,
principals, supervisors, and monitors.
DONT MISS THIS

OUTSTANDING OPPORTUNITY!
For locations, dates, and more information, check the
Accelerator, eAccelerator, or our website at
www.aceministries.com and click on Training.
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Resource Materials
Required Resources One of the most
These items are used as curriculum resources in conjunction with A.C.E. crucial means of
PACEs and Self-Pacs. See course descriptions for further information. stretching your mind
is through the process
Basic LiteratureLevel 7 of reading.

(Howard Hendricks)
George Mueller Faith Coxe Bailey, paperback, 159 pages.

Mr. Mueller was miraculously transformed by Gods power.
He trusted God to bring his dream to pass.
D. L. Moody: Greatest Evangelist of the 19th Century Faith
Coxe Bailey, paperback, 158 pages. D. L. Moody wanted to see
what God could do with a totally committed life. He took that
challenge by building Moody Bible Institute.
Through Gates of Splendor Elisabeth Elliot, paperback, 272
pages. Preaching the Gospel to a Stone Age tribe in the jungle of
Ecuador proved to be costly to five young men and their families.
By Searching Isobel Kuhn, paperback, 160 pages. Isobel gave up God for worldly pursuits. Several situations
made her question that decision. God proved Himself, and she dedicated her life to Him.
The Swiss Family Robinson Johann Wyss, hardcover, 328 pages. The Robinson family, deserted on an
uncharted island, must make a new home by exploring, discovering, and learning to be content where
they are.
Basic LiteratureLevel 8
Gods Adventurer Phyllis Thompson, paperback, 112 pages. Hudson Taylor
dared to risk it all for God. He followed His leading to inland China.
Little One, Maid of Israel Bill Harvey, hardcover, 189 pages. Little One
was captured by foreign soldiers and given away as a slave. What will
happen when she overhears a plot to kill the king?
When Science Fails John Hudson Tiner, hardcover, 136 pages. Mr. Tiner
uses scientific accounts to demonstrate the fallibility of the scientific method.
He confronts many ideas. Join in the true spirit of investigation and read this
book for yourself.
Abraham Lincoln David Collins, paperback, 145 pages. Abraham Lincolns spiritual side is explored through
Mr. Lincolns own words and the observations of his family, friends, and historians.
Ann of Ava Ethel Hubbard, hardcover, 185 pages. Ann married Adoniram Judson and traveled to Burma.
Would her tremendous spirit of faith and courage see her through?
In His Steps Charles M. Sheldon, hardcover, 253 pages. What would Jesus do? Many years ago,
Pastor Henry Maxwell challenged his church. By applying this theory, his church members changed their
entire town.
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Resource Materials, Required Resources, continued
Biographies of ChristiansCollege
Profiles in Evangelism Dr. Fred Barlow, paperback, 215 pages. Learn and grow from these short biographical
sketches of evangelists from all walks of life who spread the Gospel to all areas of the world.
How Great Christians Met Christ James C. Hefley, hardcover, 159 pages. Each story is a short account of
the conversion of forty Christian lives changed by the power of God.
David Livingstone Mrs. J. H. Worcester, Jr., paperback, 125 pages. The first white man to cross Africa with
the Gospel of Jesus Christ. David Livingstones life is one of the most inspiring and fascinating Christian
stories ever told.
Hudson Taylors Spiritual Secret Dr. and Mrs. Howard Taylor, paperback, 251 pages. J. Hudson Taylor founded
the China Inland Mission and reached millions of pagan Chinese. His life gives glorious testimony to God.
George Washington the Christian William J. Johnson, hardcover, 269 pages. Part of the history of George
Washington is the consistent record of a man true to himself, true to his country, and true to his God.
George Mller of Bristol Arthur T. Pierson, hardcover, 462 pages. Written for the sake of the lessons in
living, George Mllers story enforces spiritual principles and precepts.
The Life of D. L. Moody William R. Moody, hardcover, 590 pages. This biography is a personal look at
Mr. Moody as husband, father, and grandfather and his personal relationships with his peers.
R. A. Torrey: Apostle of Certainty Dr. Roger Martin, paperback, 293 pages. Mr. Torrey was a pastor, educator,
and an internationally renowned evangelist. His meetings resulted in tens of thousands of people being converted.
Gipsy Smith, From the Forest I Came David Lazell, paperback, 256 pages. A simple-hearted Godly man
with a ministry drenched in the love of God, Gipsy Smith became an outstanding evangelist all over the world.
He Gave Us a Valley Helen Roseveare, paperback, 188 pages. Being a missionary doctor in the Congo was
continuously dangerous. God never failed her though. Was all of it worthwhile?
Ordained of the Lord: H. A. Ironside E. Schuyler English
Shadow of the Almighty Elisabeth Elliot, paperback, 249 pages. Making full use of her husbands rich and
revealing diaries, Mrs. Elliot exposes what makes a person commit his very being to a God who might call him
to an unexpected death at any time.
Christian Growth
The School of Obedience Andrew Murray, hardcover, 90 pages. This series of
messages was originally presented at a student conference in Africa. As Christ
was obedient unto death, so every believer should seek to obey God at any cost.
The Hour That Changes the World Dick Eastman, paperback, 161 pages. Filled
with practical suggestions for revitalized prayer, this unique book describes a
plan by which the Christian who wants to improve his prayer life can reach his goal.
Nervous Christians L. Gilbert Little, hardcover, 127 pages. Christ and His Word offer a solution for the
unsettling world conditions. Christians can conquer care, worry, and find peace of heart and mind.
Spirit-Controlled Temperament Tim LaHaye, paperback, 252 pages. Temperament is something you
are born with: strengths, but also weaknesses that can hold you back. God wants to make you an effective
Christian who lives above those natural weaknesses.
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Christian Growth (continued)
When a Christian Sins John R. Rice, paperback, 128 pages. Topics such as what sin is, the way to forgiveness
and cleansing, and the way to victory over sin are discussed thoroughly in this straightforward book.
This Way to Happiness Dr. Clyde M. Narramore, paperback, 176 pages. Dr. Narramore examines resources
available and explains how you can change your life to one of contentment and pride.
College MathematicsCollege
Mans Mathematical Models Bill Williams and Gwen Crotts, paperback, 367 pages. This text provides
another dimension of mathematical opportunity that can serve a nonscience student well, regardless of a
specialized interest.
Constitution, The
The Federalist Papers Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, John Jay (Edited by Clinton Rossiter), paperback,
632 pages. Three gentlemen defend a revolutionary charter of their day. This version of the book adds the
Constitution with all amendments and a cross-reference between The Federalist Papers and the Constitution.
English I
The Swiss Family Robinson Johann Wyss, hardcover, 328 pages. The Robinson family, deserted on an
uncharted island, must make a new home by exploring, discovering, and learning to be content where they are.
Twice Freed Patricia M. St. John, hardcover, 190 pages. Based on the New Testament book of Philemon, we see a
slave, Onesimus, fleeing from his master. He thinks freedom is his answer, but only Jesus can give him true freedom.
English II
Gods Tribesman James and Marti Hefley, hardcover, 144 pages. The Hmar pastor prayed for a Bible in
the Hmar dialect. God gave his son the vision. See how Rochunga put his fears aside and followed God.
The Hiding Place Corrie ten Boom, paperback, 241 pages. The concentration camp was cruel and
inhumane, but God brought Corrie ten Boom through it stronger than she thought possible.
English III
In His Steps Charles M. Sheldon, hardcover, 253 pages. What would Jesus do? Many years ago, Pastor
Henry Maxwell challenged his church. By applying this theory, his church members changed their entire town.
English IV
The Rime of the Ancient Mariner Samuel Taylor Coleridge, hardcover, 71 pages. The old mariner
interests his audience with vivid descriptions of his tale of supernatural as the natural. There are many
interpretations; what is yours?
English IV (continued)
Silas Marner George Eliot, hardcover, 209 pages. The townspeople are almost in fear of Silas. He
keeps to himself, weaves continuously, and hoards his gold. One day it is stolen, and he finds out
money is not what makes you rich.
French
French Language DVD (audio) A native Parisian speaker will help you learn to speak the language properly.
The DVD is simple to understand and is a must-have companion to the French PACEs.
Greek I and IICollege

Greek New Testament The Textus Receptus printed in this volume is the Greek text followed by the
translators of the English Authorized Version of the Bible first published in 1611.
Greek Handbook This handbook provides basic grammar and inflections. This is necessary for the Greek
learning student.
Introduction to Christian CounselingCollege

Competent to Counsel Jay E. Adams, hardcover, 274 pages. Jay Adams book helps develop both a general
approach to Christian counseling and a specific response to particular problems.
The Christian Counselors Manual Jay E. Adams, hardcover, 463 pages. A sequel to Competent to Counsel, this resource
book answers hundreds of questions. It contains a full set of indexes and a full complement of diagrams and forms.
Introduction to Missions
Peril by Choice by John Beekman as told to James C. Hefley, hardcover,
289 pages. John Beekmans story shows the reader how a translator works
interpreting and spreading the Gospel message.
Peace Child Don Richardson, paperback, 288 pages. Don and Carol
Richardson wanted to share the Gospel with headhunting cannibals, the Sawi
people. They risked their lives to tell of the true Peace Child.
Beyond the Next Mountain Mawii Pudaite, hardcover, 152 pages. God gave
Rochunga a vision to translate the Bible for a tribe of headhunters in India. As he grew, he tried to pursue
his own dreams. Ultimately, he chose Gods vision for his life.
C. T. Studd Norman Grubb, paperback, 241 pages. Demonstrating what it meant to follow Christ
without counting the cost and without looking back, C. T. Studd lived to glorify his Saviour.
The Triumph of John and Betty Stam Geraldine Taylor, hardcover, 140 pages. With Red Forces attacking
the city, the Stams brought together the servants to pray. Would they be tortured for being Christians?
Give Up Your Small Ambitions Michael C. Griffiths, hardcover, 160 pages. God calls all types of people
to become missionaries. This book gives specific details concerning the basics on starting a missionary
career.
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Introduction to Missions (continued)
Flagellant on Horseback Richard Ellsworth Day, hardcover, 248 pages. A well-documented account
of the lives of David Brainerd and his colleagues will challenge you to consider what is important in this
world.
Literature and Creative WritingLevel 3

Summer Fun with Ace and Christi Grace Whitehart, hardcover, 151 pages. There is much to be done
in a summer. Ace, Christi, and their friends have big plans. Read along to join in their adventures.
Christians Courageous Anne E. Schraff, hardcover, 70 pages. Jedediah Smith, Elijah Lovejoy,
Sojourner Truth, Joseph Brant Thayendanegea, and Clara Barton are five heroic Christians. This
book tells each exciting life story and what they did for God.

The Little Green Frog Beth Coombe Harris, hardcover, 125 pages. Biddy wanted to
be a missionary even while in England, and God gave her a plan. What does the little
green frog do to help her?
Saved at Sea O.F. Walton, hardcover, 124 pages. Grandfather, Jem, and Alick were
in the lighthouse, warning of Ainslie Crag. Seeing a flare, they quickly jumped in the
rowboat. The storm was increasing. Would they ever make it back to the lighthouse?
Ace and Christi SeriesThe Red Rag Riddle Grace Whitehart, hardcover, 164 pages. The kids at Highland
and Harmony Schools start taking odd jobs to help raise money for school computers. Someone is spying on
them though. Why, and who is it?
Charlottes Web E.B. White, paperback, 184 pages. Friendship is a wonderful experience. Wilbur the pig
finds out what true friendship and love are.
Childrens Missionary Library Vernon Howard and Alice Bostrom, hardcover, 172 pages. Read the stories of
seven different missionaries who obeyed Gods call. Discover their courage as they minister to unfriendly natives.
Choice Stories for Children Ernest Lloyd, paperback, 144 pages. These stories written during the late 1800s
have important lessons designed to build good character.

Choice Stories for Children Ernest Lloyd, paperback, 144 pages. These
stories written during the late 1800s have important lessons designed to
build good character.
North to Amaroqvik Cheryl M. Ufkin, hardcover, 90 pages. Take a
journey to Canadas Northwest Territories. Witness the realities of Gods
provision and protection in the trek through the snow.
Heidi Johanna Spyri, hardcover, 294 pages. Love, truthfulness, and
loyalty are qualities Christians want to share with the world. This book demonstrates them beautifully.
Ace and Christi SeriesMiracle at Camp Friendship Sarah Hopewell, hardcover, 156 pages. The camp
turns out to be a few things more and less than the children imagined. One adventure leads to another, and
God uses all this to bring about a miracle.
Literature and Creative WritingLevel 5 (continued)
A Dog of Flanders Marie Louise De La Rame, hardcover, 110 pages. The dog of Flanders is received
as Gods special blessing and provision. He provides not only companionship but also a livelihood for the
grandfather and great-grandson.
Star of Light Patricia St. John, paperback, 254 pages. Hamids stepfather was back, and it was not a dream.
For a second, Hamid thought he was going to take Kinza away.

The Fugitive King Elizabeth Rice Handford, paperback, 126 pages. God
used the many chilling experiences of the boy David to mold him into the
man who would become king. God wants to mold our lives through our
experiences as well.
Christians with Courage Ruth Johnson Jay, hardcover, 146 pages. The world
does not understand Christian courage as seen in the lives of fourteen heroes
of the faith, but God uses such courage to further His Gospel and work.
Alexis Secret Mission Anita Deyneka, hardcover, 122 pages. Alexis family was exiled to Siberia because
they were Christians. The challenges in Siberia provide the setting for Alexis thrilling and dangerous mission.
Grandpas Christmas Gift Sarah Hopewell, hardcover, 192 pages. Through some unexpected circumstances,
the lives of Aces family and another family become entwined and lead to a wonderful Christmas surprise.
Little Pilgrims Progress Helen L. Taylor, paperback, 256 pages. Based on the original classic, Bunyans
story of Christians pilgrimage is retold with simplified vocabulary and concepts for younger readers.
Treasures of the Snow Patricia St. John, paperback, 255 pages. Because of a sad accident, Annette sets
her heart on hatred and revenge. In the course of events, she makes some startling and revealing discoveries
about herself and others.
Music
Music Appreciation CDs The final PACE in Music requires two audio CDs.
The Music Appreciation CD has 33 selections by well-known composers.
Students are tested on their ability to recognize theme music from selections
listened to while completing the course.
Spanish I
Spanish I DVD Set With DVDs and Activity Pacs (purchased
separately), you will learn Spanish from bilingual experts. Instructions
are easy to follow, and there is captioning of words and phrases in both
Spanish and English.
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Resource Materials
Recommended Resources
These items added to your school library can provide often needed research and enrichment materials for
both students and staff.
General
A Biblical Christmas Carol with apologies to Charles Dickens (DVD) Compelling drama of Scrooges
confrontations and conversion from a Biblical perspective.
Animal Hide and Seek This A.C.E. Special Edition hardback book will give children hours of fun searching
for different wild animals. The colorful illustrations show a variety of animals in different habitats around
the world.
Bible, A.C.E. King James Version, hardcover, large print, red letter edition. Contains the 60 Biblical
character traits, with definition and Scripture reference, which are incorporated into the A.C.E. curriculum.
Also features a concordance, a full-color map section, and a list of favorite passages and helpful readings.
Large print for easy readability.
Beyond the Next Mountain Mawii Pudaite (DVD) God gave Rochunga a vision to
translate the Bible for a tribe of headhunters in India. As he grew, he tried to pursue
his own dreams. Ultimately, he chose God's vision for his life.
Childs Garden of Verses, A Robert Louis Stevenson, hardcover, 69 pages. A classic
collection of poetry for children; written in 1885 by a Scottish author who portrays the
joys of childhood.
Crossroads Lottie Moon (professional production) (video) Lottie Moon lived her life in the late 19th
century. She became a missionary and dedicated her life to the Chinese people.
Dictionary, Intermediate This dictionary is designed specifically for use in the homeschool and schools of
lower elementary grades to the more complex studies of high school.
Halleys Bible Handbook This handbook is an 864-page almanac of Biblical information. It is a brief
manual for the average Bible reader.
Inner Fire, The William Carey (video) Experience the wonder of how faith in God transformed a poor,
uneducated cobbler into the Father of Modern Missions.
Judgment Seat, The You Are There! (video) You, the audience, are taken before the fates of Heaven to
witness the reality of the Judgment.
Martyr of God William Tyndale (video) He paid the ultimate price in order that he might give the Bible to
the English-speaking world in their language.
My Own Dictionary To be used with English as Your Second Language.
My Prison, A Palace John Bunyan (video) His personal sacrifice, inner turmoil, and unmistakable victories
require viewers to evaluate their own level of dedication.
No Turning Back Marcus and Narcissa Whitman (DVD; sound track on cassette or
CD) Their story is one of commitment, passion, and determination. The Whitmans
were warned of impending danger in the untamed American West but there was
No Turning Back.
Resource Materials, Recommended Resources, continued
General----Continued
American History
Pilgrims Progress, The John Bunyan, paperback, 381 pages. Pilgrims Progress combines the
spiritual principles of the Bible with the practical living of common people. This is the spiritual
journey of every man and womans quest for God.
Proverbs of Solomon Mr. Bill Harvey wrote each verse to one line of poetry. He also has included
his poetic survey of the Bible.
Queen of Sacred Song Fanny Crosby (video) She overcame blindness, the death of her only child,
and other hardships to become the most prolific songwriter in the history of the church.
Salvation Songs for ChildrenSelect Edition These songs are childhood
favorites used in the Kindergarten with Ace and Christi program. Every worker
should have this collection for boys and girls.
Slessor, Mary, Missionary to Calabar Ruth Johnson Jay, hardcover, 143
pages. This book recounts many of the courageous events of Mary Slessors
life and how she bravely took the Gospel to cannibalistic tribes in Africa. A
touching epilogue ends this classic story that will become part of 7th level
Literature and Creative Writing.
Twig the Collie Craig Massey, hardcover, 172 pages. Follow the story of
Gordon, a teenage boy, who is falsely accused of wrongdoing. Watch as God
uses circumstances and a special puppy to change his life.
What to Do in an Emergency This valuable handbook deals with common
medical emergencies in the home. It is a practical guide for first aid and
home treatments.
Wings of the Morning Sound Track (cassette) A young mans passions drive him to pay the
ultimate price. Based on the journal and diary of David Brainerd, "the man who trapped Indians
with love."
Missions
Wings of the Morning (DVD) A young mans passions drive him to pay the ultimate
price. This video is based on the journal and diary of David Brainerd, the man who
trapped Indians with love.
Speech
Speech Illustrated (DVD) Four presentations of speeches used in the beginning
speech course. These are not to be the model, but rather to provide students a
guide.
Famous Speeches (booklet) A collection of famous speeches by great preachers

and statesmen; also given are selected portions from the Word of God.
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Resource Materials
Promotional Resources
As Go the SchoolsMartin Luther (tract) This tract offers Scriptural reasons to send your child to a
Biblical school.
Colleges and Universities That Have Accepted A.C.E. Graduates (booklet) This booklet contains a list of
colleges and universities submitted to A.C.E. by school administrators where students from their schools have
attended.
Global Facts Brochure The four major trends changing education: technology, values, globalization, and
the demand for English as a second language. (Available in English, Korean, Japanese, and Russian.)
Great Commandment, The (DVD) This DVD covers the Biblical mandate of Deuteronomy 6:59, in
which God says to train your children daily through the Word of God.
(Audio CD and booklet available in Spanish.)
One Lifetime, One Choice, One Curriculum (brochure) With A.C.E.s

concept of individualized learning, students do not just get bythey get
ahead!
Sun Never Sets on A.C.E., The (DVD) Promotional DVD of the vast-
reaching global ministry of Accelerated Christian Education.
True Education (booklet) Emphasizes both spiritual and academic

excellence. A well-argued case for individualized Biblical education,
further enhanced by computer technology.
Who Will Save the Children? (video) A.C.E. shares with you the
answer for educational reform.
Administrative Materials
Manuals, Training, and Forms
Accelerated Christian Education Procedures Manual now in a full-color, two-volume format
provides a host of tried and proven procedures for operating a campus-based Accelerated Christian Education
individualized learning program.
Procedures Manual ILearning Center Essentials explains in detail the philosophy, methods, principles, and
procedures of the A.C.E. program.
Procedures Manual IIReading Programs emphasizes the importance of determining a childs readiness to read,
properly diagnosing reading levels, and
the benefits to the student. Procedures Ma
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Manuals
ABCs with Ace and Christi: I-II
Athletic Manual
Kindergarten with Ace and Christi: I-IV ter Essentials
Learning Cen
Procedures Manual (Available in
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Five Laws of Lear
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English, French, Portuguese, and

Spanish)
Training Materials
Training PACEs and Score Keys (Available in English, Chinese, French, Japanese,
Korean, Portuguese, and Spanish) and Leadership Training DVDs
Forms for the Learning Center (package of 50 unless otherwise stated)

Application for Privilege Goal Check Report
Book Report Homework Assignment
Congratulations Slip Honor Roll Projection
Corrective Action Notice Oral Report Evaluation
Goal Card Primary Level Student Progress Chart (Star Chart)
Goal Card Upper Level (250) Supervisors Progress Card
Forms for the Office (package of 50 unless otherwise stated)

Academic Projections Toward Parent Conference Schedule
Graduation Progress Report (Report Card)
Academic Record (Permanent ABCs with Ace and Christi (10)u
Record) Kindergarten with Ace and
Accident Report Christi (10)
Application for Re-enrollment Student (Levels 2-12)
Cumulative Record Folder (Sample) Standard of Conduct
Diploma, ABCs with Ace and Student
Christi (10)u Application
Honor Roll Certificate Interview
94-100 percent (10) Inventory Sheet
88-93 percent (10) Record Release
Literature Achievement Award (10)
uAvailable in English, French, and Spanish
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Administrative Materials
Parent Orientation
The A.C.E. Parent Orientation Program is designed to instill into each parent an understanding of both
the philosophy and procedures of your school program. You can get parents on your team by utilizing this
powerful training kit. The kit comes with two powerful DVDs and ten Parent Orientation PACEs.
The DVD entitled The Great Commandment is a sermon that covers the Biblical mandate of Deuteronomy 6:5-9.
This DVD will cement in the minds of your parents that God says to train your children daily through the Word
of God. Presenting Accelerated Christian Education demonstrates and explains to parents the A.C.E. individualized
philosophy. It will give parents a taste of what happens in the Learning Center from day to day.
A.C.E. suggests a Saturday morning schedule for parents, from 8:15 a.m. to 12 noon. Promote orientation
enthusiastically as a clear demonstration of your parents commitment to their childrens education
a commitment that is integral, not optional.
Follow this suggested schedule:
I. Introduction (10 minutes)
II.
The Great Commandment (75 minutes) Presenting Accelerated
Christian Education DVD
III. Fellowship Break (10 minutes)
IV.
Presenting Accelerated Christian Education
(30 minutes)
V. PACE work, including video discussion
(60 minutes)
VI. School policies review (30 minutes)
The Great Commandment DVD

Parent Orientation PACE
Dramatic Presentations
Drama Kits
Look no further! Full-length school programs are now available in
complete kit form. All kits include production license, the minimum
number of scripts needed for the production, professional sound effects
and music (royalty paid), and a demonstration quality video of the
presentation. Production, directing, staging, and costuming instructions
are clearly defineda priceless service to the drama instructor.
A Biblical Christmas Carol (with apologies to Charles Dickens)

Crossroads (Lottie Moon)
The Inner Fire (William Carey)
The Judgment Seat (You Are There!)
Martyr of God (William Tyndale)
My Prison, A Palace (John Bunyan)
No Turning Back (Marcus and Narcissa Whitman)
Queen of Sacred Song (Fanny Crosby)
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Testing Materials
Diagnostic Testing

F R EE Online
Diagnostic Testing
Diagnostic Testing
The Accelerated Christian Education curriculum meets students at the
academic level where they are performing at enrollment time and takes
them from there to graduation. Diagnostic tests are provided for math,
English, reading, Word Building, and the ABCs with Ace and Christi: 4th Edition
Coordination Development Test (diagnoses childrens motor
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coordination)
ABCs Reading Readiness Test (10 including Keysdiagnoses which
reading program the child needs)
ABCs with Ace and Christi Post Test
Readmaster Diagnostic Test (software component of Readmaster
Plus, a computerized reading program designed to increase a students u 4th Edition
reading speed and develop vocabulary and comprehension Levels 7-9
for Levels 1-12)
Fourth Edition Math Diagnostic Test (Levels 1-6)
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Fourth Edition Math Diagnostic Test (Levels 7-9) NEW!
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Fourth Edition Math Diagnostic Test Key (Levels 7-9) NEW! Basic Math u
Basic Math (Original)
Third Edition Basic Math Diagnostic Test (Levels 1-6) Levels 1-6
Third Edition Basic Math Diagnostic Test Key (Levels 1-6)
Diagnostic Test
Basic Math
English Diagnostic Test (Levels 1-8)

English and Word Building Diagnostic Test and Test Key (Levels 1-8)
Reading Diagnostic Test and Test Key (Levels 1-8)
Accelerated Christian Education offers one of the finest achievement and aptitude test combinations available,
the Stanford Achievement Test Series, Tenth Edition Complete Battery (Stanford 10), and the Otis-Lennon
School Ability Test, Eighth Edition (OLSAT 8). Stanford 10 is a technically advanced assessment tool that can
provide valid and reliable data to evaluate and guide students' progress toward meeting academic standards.
The OLSAT 8 measures those abilities that relate to a student's ability to learn in school. When the two tests are
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ministry on the cutting edge of Christian
education.
Find out about new items.
Read exciting World Watch testimonies.
October November 2012
Share in a personal message from Mrs. Howard.

Your Guide to Issues and Events at A.C.E.
Get up-to-date information and dates on A.C.E.

Conferences and Conventions.
Inform and build parental support by sending your
parents the Parent Accelegram.
The new school year has begun, and we all are

Something for Everyone on Your Staff
grateful to God for the opportunity to minister
The Blessing of
Use the Staff Distribution checklist at the end of the Accelerator
to our students, parents, and staff. It is a busy
and exciting time having the students back
an A.C.E. Ministry in the Learning Center along with the many

school activities and preparations for upcoming
Representative Visit
conventions.
One important event that takes place every
year is the on-site visit by your A.C.E. Ministry
continued on page 2
to make sure everyone has a chance to read the Accelerator.
Senior Pastor Monitor
Senior Administrator Monitor
Pastor Monitor
Sign up at www.aceministries.com/signup to receive
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the Accelerator contains the same articles you have Supervisor Pres., P.T.F.
come to appreciate. Supervisor School Board
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Accessories and Supplies
Learning Center Supplies Stickers
l Pencils Quality No. 2 pencils. Sold by gross. l Stars " for Student Progress Chart
l Staff Pens 4-color medium point Gold, red, green, blue, purple
silver, yellow (280/pkg.)
Bible Assorted colors (245/pkg.)

Bible (150/pkg.) for Student
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A.C.E. Character/ Character Trait Stickers
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Each sheet contains 20 colorful 1" stickers.
Center. Contains the list
Featured are the A.C.E. character children and
of 60 Biblical character
pets as well as the 60 character traits.
traits, with definition
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Accessories
New
l A.C.E. Character Posters Set of 18 A.C.E.
character children and pets, each one on a
Character Stickers available June 1, 2015
12" x 18" poster.
Flags
l Flags Student Office Set American and
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Ameri-gloss rayon on
plastic staff. Plastic,
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l Christian Character Puppets Ace, Christi, or as a set.
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as adorable hand l Flags Wall Set 24" x 36" Ameri-gloss rayon
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Training The Leaders Of Tomorrow
Ages 5
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Enable impoverished children to learn the Gospel

through reading, writing, and arithmetic. Encourage
creativity with fundraising options:
Use the BLESS sticker on Learning Center banks.
True servanthood
Hold contests between Learning Centers. begins in the heart.
Take up missions offerings in chapel.
Request BLESS materials from www.aceministries.com/bless
to educate students and parents about BLESS.
Ages 16 Service
Adventure
and Up! The mark of a
Servant . . .
what mark will
you leave on
YOUR world?
ACEM
Give high school students the adventure they seek through service! Opportunities for service are everywhere; sometimes
our eyes and hearts need to be opened to them! Service Adventure provides opportunities of service outside the normal
everyday events in a persons life. Encourage your students to go on an adventure that will change their lives.
Schedule a Service Adventure chapel: have students lead, share testimonies, show video.
Create a Service Adventure bulletin board.
Encourage students too young to attend to sign up as prayer warriors.
Invite parents and teens to a Service Adventure night. Show video and provide applications.
www.aceministries.com/service
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BLESS, Regional Student Convention, International Student Convention, Service
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another dimension of serviceto volunteer in a Learning Center in a culture and broadens the
different from theirs.
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Are Your Students Becoming His Servants?
ISC
International Student Convention
Where Else Can One Week
Ages 13
and Up!
Last A Lifetime?
With over 140 events from which to choose, every student
can find an area that interests him. Open Events are also
available to all students during the day just for fun!
The evening rallies are highlighted with inspirational messages
that will challenge your students to yield themselves fully to a
lifetime of serving God. A.C.E. will help you train your young
people to become world changers!
The conventions include competitions in these five
major areas:
Academics Art Athletics Music Platform
How do you get involved?

Download the Student Convention Guidelines from the
A.C.E. website.
Meet with your students and plan what areas of competition
interest them most.
Print copies of the Student Convention Handbook for all participating
students, and encourage them to begin preparation early.
Check your students progress and practice schedule weekly.
Use the music and platform entries to minister in your church and
community.
Register for your local Regional Student Convention.
Attend convention with your students and watch God work! Ages 13
and Up!
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