You will learn about: (1) Program Overview, (2) How It Works, ​(3) Sample Schedule, and (4) How do we select books? 

Program Overview

One lesson per program per day for a complete classical-mason curriculum!

Program 1 : Christian Study

A Family Together Hour in Bible, History, Geography.

Choose 1 Volume per Year >

Program 2 : Enrichment Study

A Family Together Hour in Art, Music, Literature, Much More!

Choose 1 Volume Per Year >

Program 3 - Individual Study

A Grade-Level Seatwork Hour*
​in English, Math, Science, Social Studies, More!
Optional teaching support in our master class.
(Choose 1 Volume Per Student)

Primary

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Younger Student (Grades 1-6)

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Older Student (Grades 7-12)

Coming soon . . .

How It Works

Simply do just 3 lessons a day -one lesson from each program!  ​​Do 1 lesson daily in the Individual Study; combined with 1 lesson from the family-together Christian Study and 1 lesson from the family-together Enrichment Study for a complete classical curriculum!  With short lessons, studies are completed in the morning with time for play, nature walks, piano practice, or reading the Great Books in the afternoon. Here’s what your schedule might look like.

Sample Schedule

Program	Day 1	Day 2	Day 3	Day 4
Program 1 ​Family Together	8:00 Christian Study	8:00 ​Christian Study	8:00 ​Christian Study	8:00 ​Christian Study
Program 2 ​Family Together	9:00 Enrichment Study	9:00 Enrichment Study	9:00 ​Enrichment Study	9:00 Enrichment Study​
Program 3 Grade-Level Seat Work	10:00 Individual Study	10:00 Individual Study	10:00 Individual Study	10:00 Individual Study

All of our Lesson Handbooks contain a 4-day weekly schedule with built-in margin for outing, field trips, cottage schools, co-ops, living library trips, project days, or anything else you wish to plan. ​
*Suggested time is a general estimate; Individual Study times vary per grade-level. 

How do we select our books?

We carefully select each book to meet the following criteria:   

1.       Bible-based textbooks teach truths from God’s word.
2.       Living books bring the studies to life.
3.       Beautifully written and illustrated books[1]
4.       Affordable for all families[2]
5.      Available handbooks that are in-print[3]

[1] Books should be beautiful and of high quality in text and illustration; that's why we select many old-fashioned books.
[2] Books should be sold based on actual value of printing (price per page) to meet consumer need not producer want for profit margin.  10% or less are consumable, so most books can be resold.
[3] Books should be handbooks, but for economy’s sake, most are also available for free online reading.