Homeschool Curriculum

Each page has a simple drawing that young children can color with a verse of poetry to match. A good teaching tool about many different kinds of plants and animals. A complete list of names for each...

Grades 5 - 6 Volume 4 in Apologia's What We Believe series, What on Earth Can I Do? helps children understand what it means to be a "good and faithful servant" of God through a discussion of the...

Whatever Happended to Justice? explains the Legal Model and explores America's legal heritage. This book is selling all over the world. Readers tell us it causes them to think like nothing has in...

In Whatever Happened to Penny Candy? Richard Maybury uses historical events from Ancient Rome to explain economic principles. This clearly written book about economics is a remarkably easy and fun...

The Night Heroes, Volume 6 The power of prejudice was as subtle and persuasive as ever, and apparently I was living proof of that. But now that I knew better, could this disaster be stopped? I looked...

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Designed to accompany Apologia's sold-separately Who Am I? And What Am I Doing Here?, this beautiful notebooking journal will become a record of what your students learned during the course. Lesson...

Give your children the Christian answers to the world around them with Who is God? The basic questions of the Christian faith, including "How can I know what's true?," "What's God Really Like?," "If...

Volume 3 in Apologia's What We Believe series, Who is My Neighbor? And Why Does He Need Me? helps children understand how to live as Christians who are salt and light in the world, in their country,...

A writer's guide to finding, evaluating, quoting, and documenting sources (and avoiding plagiarism). A thorough, accessible guide to research, citation, and source evaluation, designed to assist...

49 drawings to color. Large, realistic drawings with a Scripture quote or reference at the bottom of each page.

Great literature can change and shape a person. Windows to the World teaches high school students how to analyze the primary elements of literature: setting, plot, characterization, imagery,...