Christian Curriculum

"Children of the Covered Wagon" provides a true and accurate picture of what pioneers heading west in a wagon train would have experienced. Readers will be drawn into the daily struggles of the pioneers as they trudged over a long and dangerous wilderness trail to reach their destination. This wonderful reader chronicles the trials and tribulations of a company of pioneer men, women, and children who braved the dangers of the Oregon Trail in 1844. Historical Fiction. Suggested grade level - 4th-5th. Softcover. 265 pages.

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Christian Liberty Nature Reader Book 4 Answer Key gives the answers to the comprehension questions which are included with the reader, sold separately. Learn More

This answer key to Christian Liberty Nature Reader: Book 1, 3rd edition(#2906) provides the answers to all of the review questions found throughout the reader.13 pages Learn More

This completely revised, full-color text develops better reading skills by reinforcing phonics principles through stories that pique young minds—stories about insects, spiders, birds, and other animals. Beginning vocabulary skills are also learned as students are exposed to new words (a glossary is located in the back of the reader). Simple review questions have been added to help with comprehension.

Note: This book is considered to be an advanced first grade reader and should be used at the tail end of a phonics-based first grade reading program.

Softcover. Christian Liberty Press. 168 Pages.

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This answer key to Christian Liberty Nature Reader: Book 2, 3rd edition(#2907) provides the answers to all of the review questions found throughout the reader. 13 pages Learn More

Recomended for grade 2 and up

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This answer key to Christian Liberty Nature Reader: Book 3, 3rd edition(#2908) provides the answers to all of the review questions found throughout the reader.Grade 3. 17 pages Learn More

Recommended for 3rd grade and up.

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This answer key to Christian Liberty Nature Reader: Book 5, 4th edition provides the answers to all of the review questions found throughout the reader. Learn More

This reader explores the wonders of the human body.

Students learn about how and why God created the systems of sight, hearing, breathing, touching, and thinking.

Review questions are found at the end of each selection.

148 pages.

From Christian Liberty Press.

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This answer key to Christian Liberty Nature Reader: Book K, 2nd edition( #0707)provides the answers to all of the review questions found throughout the reader. Learn More

This completely revised, full-color reader will introduce students to God's marvelous creation while reinforcing phonics principles. Beginning vocabulary skills are also learned as students are exposed to new words (a glossary is located in the back of the text). Introducing an animal with each letter of the alphabet, twenty-six chapters will take readers from alligator to zebra. Simple review questions have been added to help with comprehension.

Note: This text is considered to be an advanced reader and should be used after completion of a kindergarten-level phonics-based reading program. Students who have completed such a program should be able to read this book with minimal help.

90 pages. Paperback.

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A Chronological Overview of the Bible

Christian Studies IV takes students back through the highlights of the Bible, reviewing drill questions, Scripture memory passages, and more!

This study guide can stand alone as a survey study of the Bible even if you haven’t completed Christian Studies I-III. We give you the Scripture passages where the answers to the drill questions can be found, so that you can read through the Bible by touching on the major stories and characters. This course is a great preparation for studying early church history in the upper-school years.

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This study guide can stand alone as a survey study of the Bible. Gives the Scripture passages where the answers to the drill questions can be found, so that you can read through the Bible by touching on the major stories and characters. The Teacher Manual includes six tests. This course is a great preparation for studying early church history in the upper-school years.

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Chronicles Through Malachi Memory Song CD. Memorization is always easier with music. Learn history and the Bible chronologically with these fun songs. For use with the Teacher's Manual and Bible Cards. Part of the Veritas Press Bible Curriculum. Recommended for 4th grade and up.

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Bible Primer Book 1 in the series. These reproducible books originated by Logos School are all you need to teach cursive handwriting. Grades 1 and up. Veritas Press.

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Ten Commandments Book 2 in the series. These reproducible books originated by Logos School are all you need to teach cursive handwriting. Students will practice lower and upper case letters as well as joinings, before moving on to write the ten commandments (with and without tracing). 83 pages, softcover.Grades 2 and up. Veritas Press.

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Shorter Catechism Book 3. These reproducible books originated by Logos School are all you need to teach cursive handwriting. Third graders can work on their cursive writing utilizing the Shorter Catechism as their copy work. Veritas Press

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Classically Cursive, Book 4: The Attributes of God. Classically Cursive curriculum is designed to provide spiritually beneficial examples to copy and learn. Third graders can work on their cursive writing utilizing the Attributes of God as their copy work. 92 pages, softcover. Veritas Press.

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Copybook Cursive Scripture & Poems from Memoria Press' Copybook III, but in cursive. Formatted with New American Cursive font. Students will practice copying maxims, Scripture, and other selections, learning penmanship, spelling, comprehension skills, punctuation, and vocabulary. This book contains selections of Scripture from the KJV Bible with room for both an illustration and the copying lesson. Contains 97 pages with reproducible extra copying and drawing sheets. Flip-top format. 111 pages, spiralbound at the top. Grades 2-3, or for older students who need practice with cursive. A recommended schedule is also provided. Learn More

2003 Newbery Medal winner. The boy had always been called "Asta's son," but when Asta, his mother, dies, the village priest reveals that his Christian name is Crispin. He also gives Crispin his mother's lead cross and promises to reveal what the words etched on its surface mean. But before he can tell Crispin, the priest is murdered and Crispin accused of the crime. Believing the cross holds clues to his father's identity, Crispin flees, eventually joining up with a traveling juggler named Bear. Full of surprises, thrills, twists, treachery, contentment, and a hearty dose of what life was actually like in the 14th century, Crispin is also a story of faith, developing maturity, and learning what freedom and manhood really mean. Easy-to-use lessons include vocabulary, comprehension, analysis and critical thinking exercises, questions on related Biblical principles, activities, and a complete answer key. Middle & High School guides take approximately from 8 to 10 weeks to complete. 75 reproducible pages, paperback. Grades 6-8. Contains Christian content. From Progeny Press. Learn More

In the early second-century A.D., Marcus, along with his best friend and former slave, Esca, begins a quest deep into the northern wilds of Britain and Scotland. Determined to recover the lost eagle standard of his father's Ninth Roman Legion and redeem his family's honor, Marcus also seeks to discover his father's fate and that of the men who mysteriously disappeared under his command. Along the journey, Marcus will discover the true meaning of freedom, friendship, and honor. Learn More

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Author: Rebecca Manor

Recommended For: 7-9th Grade

This teacher guide, designed for 7th grade - 9th grade homeschoolers, features assignments, research and creative writing projects, discussion and narration prompts to encourage critical thinking, curated reading lists for digging deeper, character connections, activities and handicraft, and more. The teacher's guide allows you, in the words of Charlotte Mason, to "spread a feast" for your child to delight in the accounts of great men and women and to learn from the triumphs and mistakes of the past.

Through the accompanying literature, your homeschooling student will read award-winning books that tell the story of our country from a rich array of voices. They'll develop critical reasoning skills and hone their ability to look at history from multiple perspectives. 

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