High School at Enlightium Academy

Delve into the timeless truths of the Bible through interactive and engaging activities tailored for kindergarten students. This course offers a comprehensive approach to reinforcing Bible lessons and memorizing key verses essential for spiritual growth. Students will explore themes such as the life of Samuel, the wonders of Creation, the spirit of Thanksgiving, and the nature of God through a variety of creative exercises including cutting and gluing activities, dot-to-dot pictures, and crafting picture books. The course provides four student booklets dedicated to in-depth learning on each theme, accompanied by memory verse reminders to strengthen biblical knowledge and understanding.

This course explores the essential elements of early literacy and lays the groundwork for confident and proficient reading and writing. From prereading skills such as listening, comparing, and following directions to phonics and word perception, including letter-sound association and recognition of consonants and vowels, students will embark on a journey toward early reading mastery. Engage in activities that enhance comprehension, matching, and oral communication, while also delving into the fundamentals of composition through sentence construction. Refine handwriting skills, focusing on letter formation, spacing, and posture, and dive into the world of reading, from word comprehension to expanding vocabulary. Experience a diverse range of literature, including family stories, informational articles, poetry, Bible accounts, and fiction, fostering a love for reading across various genres. Whether through silent or oral reading, this course provides a solid foundation for lifelong literacy skills development.

Embark on a captivating exploration of America's geography, history, and rich cultural tapestry in this dynamic course. Delve into the iconic landmarks of the United States, uncovering their significance and impact on the nation's identity. Traverse through history, from the vibrant cultures of Native Americans to the intricacies of colonial life, gaining a deeper understanding of the nation's roots. Explore diverse cultural facets, including the dynamics of families and communities, the roles of helpers, the richness of Hispanic culture, biblical times, the essence of farming, and the spirit of American celebrations. Through engaging activities and discussions, students will develop a holistic appreciation for the multifaceted aspects of American life, fostering cultural awareness and a sense of belonging in a diverse society.

Embark on a mathematical journey filled with excitement and discovery as kindergarten students explore the fascinating world of numbers and their practical applications. Through this course, students will develop a solid foundation in addition, subtraction, measurement, and more, all within an engaging farm-themed context. Join Farmer Brown, Mrs. Brown, and their trusty companion Cheddar as students count animals, plant gardens, and measure fences, immersing themselves in age-appropriate stories and colorful illustrations that bring math to life. This teacher-guided course offers a blend of practice and application, with chapter reviews and cumulative assessments ensuring comprehensive understanding. Additionally, the "Math in the Home" sections provide parents with practical suggestions for reinforcing math concepts beyond the classroom, fostering a holistic approach to mathematical learning.

In this course, students will delve into the wonders of God's creation. From the intricate beauty of birds, bugs, animals, and humans to the fascinating properties of magnets, students will deepen their appreciation for the natural world. Explore the ever-changing seasons and weather patterns, uncover the mysteries of water, oceans, and rocks, and gaze in wonder at the celestial bodies of the sun, moon, and space. Through hands-on exploration and scientific inquiry, students will develop a deeper understanding of the interconnectedness of the universe and cultivate a sense of wonder and reverence for the world around them.

This course provides an in-depth exploration of character development rooted in Christ’s perfect example, featuring engaging Bible stories from both the Old and New Testaments. Students will learn and reflect on key character traits emphasized through application stories, highlighting the importance of Christ as Savior and the practical application of biblical principles in daily life. Additionally, the course includes memory verses to reinforce scriptural knowledge and personal growth in faith and character.

This course is designed to develop foundational literacy skills in young learners, focusing on letter recognition from Aa-Zz and the alphabetical arrangement of letters A-P. Students will learn to recognize their names, recall and infer details from stories, and dictate sentences for adults to transcribe. The curriculum emphasizes phonemic awareness, encouraging students to identify rhyming words and use letter-sound associations for all letters. Additionally, students will learn to use color words accurately and interpret a variety of fables, tales, and rhymes. Sequencing story events and reviewing both letter-sound associations and color words are key components, ensuring a comprehensive and engaging approach to early literacy development.

This course equips young learners with essential social and practical skills, emphasizing the importance of following directions and relating to others through a biblical lens. Students will describe their physical characteristics and identify family traits, roles, and functions, fostering a sense of self-awareness and family dynamics. The curriculum encourages comparison and contrast of self to others, promoting empathy and understanding. Additionally, students will explore the roles and tools of community helpers, identify various modes of transportation, and learn vital safety rules. Through these activities, the course aims to develop well-rounded individuals who can navigate their communities with confidence and compassion.

This course provides a comprehensive introduction to essential mathematical concepts and skills for young learners. Students will explore spatial relationships and classification, recognize and continue patterns, and measure objects using comparisons and tools. Counting skills are developed for numbers 1-20, alongside recognition of two and three-dimensional shapes. Practical applications include completing graphs, measuring time, estimating, and comparing sets of numbers. The curriculum also covers distinguishing between past, present, and future, reviewing counting skills, and differentiating types of money. Basic arithmetic is introduced with simple addition and subtraction, telling time to the hour, and foundational calculator skills, ensuring a well-rounded mathematical education.

This course offers a rich and engaging introduction to the natural world, focusing on sensory exploration and scientific inquiry. Students will learn to name and utilize the five senses to identify objects and their characteristics, sequence processes, and describe weather conditions. The curriculum includes hands-on experiments with light, sound, magnets, and gravity, fostering a practical understanding of these physical properties. Students will explore chemical reactions, seasonal changes, and the life cycle of a pumpkin, alongside broader topics such as space exploration and the solar system. Additionally, the course covers the physical properties of matter, the four seasons, and various animals and their habitats, including dinosaurs, farm animals, zoo animals, pond creatures, garden inhabitants, and ocean life. Through these activities, students will develop a foundational understanding of the natural sciences and God’s world around them.

This course is designed to guide students on a thematic and chronological exploration of the Old and New Testaments, fostering a deep understanding of God’s Word and its relevance to everyday life. Throughout this course, students will embark on a transformative journey of faith, guided by the overarching themes and principles woven throughout the Bible. From the stories of creation and redemption in the Old Testament to the teachings of Jesus and the early Christian church in the New Testament, students will explore key passages and narratives that illuminate God’s character and His plan for humanity. One of the unique features of this course is its thematic and chronological approach to studying the Bible. By examining the overarching themes that thread through both the Old and New Testaments, students will gain a holistic understanding of Scripture and its application to their lives.

This course is carefully crafted to capture students' interest in learning and reinforce the material taught in the phonics program. Through engaging activities and interactive exercises, students will have the opportunity to apply phonics concepts in a meaningful and enjoyable way, fostering comprehension and retention of key reading skills. One of the key highlights of this course is its focus on building strong reading and communication foundations. By mastering phonics and reading principles and developing fluency in decoding words, students will gain the confidence and skills needed to tackle increasingly complex texts with ease. Through engaging activities and comprehensive instruction, students will develop the confidence and competence needed to become proficient readers, laying the foundation for a lifetime of literacy and learning.

Throughout this course, students will embark on a multifaceted journey that examines key aspects of society and culture from a biblical perspective. From the dynamics of family and community life to the importance of stewardship and citizenship, students will gain valuable insights into how biblical principles can shape their understanding of the world and their role within it. One unique aspect of this course is its exploration of national holidays from a biblical perspective. Students will learn about the significance of various holidays and how they reflect and celebrate principles rooted in faith and tradition. Furthermore, the resource treasury included in the textbook offers valuable supplemental materials, including land and water terms, an atlas, and a picture glossary. These resources provide students with additional support and reinforcement as they delve deeper into their studies.

Throughout this course, student understanding is emphasized through the use of manipulatives, which are then pictured on the worktext page before progressing to abstract representations. This hands-on approach ensures that students develop a deep understanding of mathematical concepts before moving on to more complex skills. Each lesson is carefully structured to scaffold learning, with a review of previously taught concepts included at the bottom of the second page. This reinforcement helps solidify understanding and ensures that students build upon a strong foundation as they progress through the curriculum. Throughout the course, students will encounter familiar characters, Digit the Clown and Cecilia, who provide guidance and support on their mathematical journey. Their presence adds an element of fun and familiarity to the learning experience, helping students feel engaged and motivated to succeed.

Throughout this course, students will embark on a journey of exploration and discovery, delving into the principles of science and the methods used by scientists to uncover the mysteries of the natural world. The textbook provides age-appropriate scientific information through engaging text, captioned photographs, illustrations, and diagrams, capturing students' interest and imagination. One of the distinguishing features of this course is its emphasis on the biblical worldview. The first chapter lays a foundation for understanding science from a biblical perspective, highlighting the compatibility of faith and scientific inquiry. Through this lens, students will gain insights into the harmony between science and Scripture, fostering a deeper appreciation for God's creation. Through inquiry-based activities, students will engage in hands-on exploration, hypothesis testing, and data analysis, honing their critical thinking and problem-solving abilities. By applying scientific principles in real-world contexts, students will develop a deeper understanding of the scientific process and its relevance to their lives.

This course is designed to guide elementary students on a journey through the rich teachings of the Bible, focusing on practical applications for everyday life. Students will delve into both the Old and New Testaments, exploring key themes and lessons that emphasize the importance of cultivating a servant’s heart. Each lesson is carefully crafted to reinforce comprehension and encourage critical thinking, fostering a holistic approach to learning about God and His Word. Throughout the course, students will embark on a journey of self-discovery, exploring topics such as empathy, kindness, humility, and compassion. By applying biblical teachings to real-life situations, students will learn how to integrate these timeless values into their own lives, fostering personal growth and character development.

Throughout this course, students will embark on a comprehensive exploration of the fundamental components of English grammar, with a primary focus on understanding sentence structure. Through engaging activities and colorful illustrations, students will develop a solid foundation in identifying the subject and verb parts of sentences, a crucial skill for effective communication. As students progress through the course, they will not only learn to recognize subjects and verbs but also gain proficiency in locating them within a sentence. Moreover, this course is designed to foster a love for language and writing, providing students with opportunities to express themselves creatively through various writing tasks. From simple sentences to short paragraphs, students will hone their writing skills and develop confidence in their ability to communicate effectively.

In this course, students will embark on a captivating journey that integrates faith with learning. Through captivating stories, vibrant artwork, photographs, and interactive tools such as maps and graphs, students will gain a deeper understanding of the diverse landscapes, cultures, and societies that shape our world. One of the key highlights of this course is its emphasis on critical thinking and literacy skills development. Students will not only engage with rich informational texts but also practice visual analysis, enhancing their ability to interpret and understand complex concepts. By asking essential questions and delving into thought-provoking discussions, students will cultivate a deeper appreciation for the interconnectedness of geography, culture, and biblical principles.

Throughout this course, students will have the opportunity to apply mathematical concepts to real-world scenarios, with a focus on the diverse and unique homes found in different cultures and societies around the globe. By integrating the Homes Around the World" theme into each lesson, students will not only deepen their understanding of mathematics but also gain valuable insights into global geography and cultural diversity.

Throughout this course, students will delve into a diverse array of scientific topics, ranging from the mysteries of the universe to the intricacies of life on Earth. One of the key highlights of this course is its emphasis on active learning and inquiry-based exploration. Each reading section is accompanied by quick check questions, allowing students to assess their understanding and reinforce key concepts. Additionally, the textbook introduces each investigation, exploration, and STEM activity, providing students with opportunities to apply the engineering design process and foundational science inquiry skills. Through hands-on activities and real-world applications, students will develop orderly approaches to problem-solving, honing their critical thinking and analytical skills. From designing experiments to analyzing data and drawing conclusions, students will engage in the scientific process, fostering a deeper understanding of the principles that govern the natural world.

Introduce your students to the wonder of God's universe with this interactive Bible course that focuses on the life of Jesus, living for God through obedience, praise, worship, and understanding God's word and His love for His children. This course includes interesting text-based lessons, inspiring Bible verses (KJV), assessments, and interactive media to keep even the littlest learners engaged. This course helps build a foundation for practical Christian living for a lifetime. Flexible and intuitive, this course is especially easy to navigate for young students under the guidance of a teacher. Important Christian concepts are reinforced through Bible stories, verse memorization, and writing activities. Fun, colorful, and interactive activities are woven through the course to help explain biblical teachings. Students will discover the books and authors of the Bible, explore the promises God made to His people, and learn about loving one another. 3rd Grade Bible is available completely online and accessible to students and their parents at any time. Give your students the Bible instruction they need to live a Christ-centered life with this Bible curriculum.

Build a firm communication foundation for 3rd-grade students with this comprehensive language arts course. This course was designed to develop literacy skills by building on the basics of spelling, vocabulary, reading, writing, and sentence construction through the use of colorful lessons, interactive multimedia materials, and hands-on practice. This course supports digital literacy and critical thinking. Through the use of fables, short stories, and biographies, students will explore a variety of literature forms and try their hand at writing with different purposes. Infused with biblical references and verses (KJV), lessons encourage students to evaluate and communicate from a Christ-centered perspective.

"This interactive history and geography course for 3rd-grade students sends them across the country as they investigate different types of communities in the United States of America. Not only will students learn about different ways of life, but they will also explore how God's activity can be seen in the record of man throughout history. This course includes interesting text-based lessons, inspiring Bible verses (KJV), assessments, and interactive media to help students retain content and to keep learning fun. Flexible and intuitive, this Bible-based course is especially easy to navigate for young students under the guidance of a teacher. Throughout the course, students will study the environments, history, and activities of people who rely on different industries for their livelihood. Interactive learning activities, timelines, and maps help students understand the development of these industries while exploring how God works through His people over the course of history.

With a focus on building strong math foundations, this Bible-based course is an engaging study of numbers that solves problems for 3rd-grade Christian school students with text-based lessons and multimedia tools. Using a variety of question formats, students begin with simple arithmetic but progress through more complex concepts including fractions, decimals, graphing, and telling time. Learning games, step-by-step instructions, and illustrated solutions simplify complicated problems while engaging learners. This course not only challenges students, but it also helps them to develop digital literacy and critical thinking skills with self-directed lessons.

Third graders explore the amazing world God created as they log into this interactive science course designed with flexibility in mind. With a focus on observation and analysis, students learn about the earth through exciting multimedia elements, interesting text-based lessons, and learning games. Lessons include Bible verses (KJV) and inspiration to encourage students to see the physical world from a Christian perspective and see God's hand in the creation of the diversity of life, the human body, and the changing of the seasons. Exciting experiments help students to understand challenging scientific concepts while fostering keen observational skills and scientific inquiry. Students will study the systems of the human body, the life of plants, the world of animals, matter, energy, and sound as they progress at their own pace through the course.

Teach your students to find inspiration through Jesus' teachings with this Bible course focused on discipleship. The course explores God's Word with text-based lessons, multimedia elements, and Bible verses (KJV), covering Scripture from both Testaments. It encourages reading the Bible and living a life based on God's Word. Designed for 4th graders, this user-friendly curriculum accommodates students learning computer skills. They will study key biblical figures who accepted God's will and became disciples. Practical lessons connect biblical content to living a Christ-centered life, emphasizing obedience, truthfulness, kindness, and walking in the Spirit. This technology-based course also supports digital literacy.

This integrated language arts course incorporates spelling, reading, writing, grammar, and literature in one Bible-based, technology-driven course. Students continue exploring the use of words for written and spoken communication while investigating a variety of literary genres including poetry, essays, fiction, and nonfiction. This comprehensive course also includes content geared toward practical Christian living and evaluating the world of language from a Christian worldview. With lessons that focus on reading fluency and comprehension, the effective use of punctuation, report organization and writing, creative expression through writing, and much more, this course provides a motivating learning environment where students can practice digital literacy skills while improving their use of the language.

Embark on a global learning adventure with this geography course, designed to foster academic success and digital literacy. Students will enjoy media-rich content featuring ecosystems worldwide through engaging lessons, audio and video clips, interactive games, and fun activities. This course explores God's world from a Biblical perspective, promoting appreciation for the natural world's wonders. Lessons cover diverse cultures, plants, and animals, from Kenya to Hong Kong, Nepal to the Andes. Interactive maps and hands-on exercises enhance learning and retention of key concepts, making geography both educational and enjoyable.

This course reinforces the fundamentals of math while students use interactive tools to learn about whole numbers and fractions, multiplication and division, fractions and decimals, and shapes and measurements. Through the use of challenging lessons and interactive practice, 4th Grade Math helps students develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills while exploring the world of numbers from a biblical perspective. Interactivity makes a difference when it comes to understanding complex math skills. In this course, students have access to innovative, multimedia exercises to better learn the concepts. Broad in scope, lessons put the fun back into math fundamentals, encouraging a lifetime love of this important core subject.

This science course for Christian students promotes scientific inquiry and critical thinking while exploring matter, space, and the planets. Students learn about Earth's ecology, weather, and scientific forces affecting life. Infused with biblical content and Bible verses (KJV), the course examines God's work in the world, engaging students from a Christ-centered perspective. Interactive and challenging, the curriculum supports self-directed learning. Like all courses at Enlightium Academy, lessons are delivered from a biblical perspective, training students to view the natural world through the Word of God.

This Bible course helps students foster a lifelong connection with God through interactive and media-rich lessons. Covering topics like God's ongoing presence, the role of angels, and the Bible's prophetic and poetic nature, the course also emphasizes service to others as a demonstration of God’s work. Students will study key biblical figures such as Abraham and the Apostle Paul, and explore the importance of serving God daily. The curriculum aims to make the Bible a practical guide for life, teaching students about biblical laws, truths, structure, and practical application of God’s Word in their personal growth.

Give your students the inspiration they need to discover the beauty of language with 5th Grade English. This course focuses on the story as a literary form, exploring main ideas, story elements, correct word usage, and symbolism. Spelling, grammar, vocabulary, reading, and composition are all integrated into this interactive course that not only reinforces key language arts concepts but encourages learning from a biblical perspective. Text-based lessons, audio, and video clips, and integrated learning games allow students to practice digital literacy, build language skills, and increase their understanding of God's presence in their lives.

Travel through time with your students as they explore the changing face of America beginning with early exploration, through colonization and the Civil War, and into the current millennium. As part of this course, students will also learn about the nation's closest continental and island neighbors. Bible verses (KJV) and biblical references support the development of a Christian worldview and encourage practical Christian living. This history and geography course was designed to be academically rigorous, promote digital literacy, and help students to understand the history and development of the Western Hemisphere, including the United States, from a Christ-centered point of view.

This course builds on basic math skills with an introduction to concepts of algebraic expressions and equations, factors and fractions, geometry, measurement comparisons, and data analysis. Interactive lessons are packed with multimedia features that aid in the memorization and retention of math rules and concepts. This course is academically rigorous and promotes digital literacy. Students expand on foundational math, become familiar with new concepts, and improve problem-solving and critical thinking skills based on a Christ-centered point of view.

The 5th Grade Science course introduces students to cellular biology, life cycles, and ecosystem balance, all through a Christ-centered lens. This self-directed, technologically enhanced course supports the development of a Christian worldview, incorporating Bible verses and biblical principles. It is academically rigorous, aimed at promoting digital literacy, and encourages students to see God's plan in nature, including studies on fossil records. Students are guided to understand the interdependence of life forms and the intricacies of God’s creations, fostering both scientific inquiry and spiritual growth.

Classical Bible stories come to life in this comprehensive Bible course designed to give your student a rich overview of the Bible, beginning with the creation and the Kingdom of Israel through the life of Christ. All lessons are geared toward a greater understanding of the Word of God while encouraging practical Christian living. This course spans generations with topics including God's grand design, Abraham and his descendants, Joshua and the Kingdom of Israel, and Israel's captivity and restoration. New Testament instruction begins with the life of Christ, the ministry of the Apostles, and the contributions of Paul and culminates with his letters.

This course communicates the importance of proper language use and the value of reading. Throughout the course, students will be introduced to a number of literary forms including fiction and nonfiction, news and propaganda, poetry, and advertising. Reading, grammar, vocabulary, and literature are integrated to round out the subject matter. Literacy has a new meaning in the digital age. Not only do students need to learn the English language, but they must be able to communicate using technology. In this course, students examine media and its presence in God's universe.

This world geography course offers a thorough exploration of global continents and cultures, tracing the origins of modern societies through their histories and geographical features. Students will study diverse countries, examining both the land and its inhabitants, with a focus on latitude, longitude, hemispheres, and regional characteristics. The course integrates biblical materials to encourage discussions and evaluations of various theories, practices, and events from a Christian perspective, enhancing students' understanding of world development and cultural diversity.

This course reviews arithmetic basics then builds on that knowledge to prepare students for pre-algebra. Study topics include number theory, factors, exponents, graphs, and probability. From math facts to complex concepts, this dynamic, media-filled course reviews the math topics of whole numbers, decimals, fractions, and geometry. In-depth lessons include statistics and metrics. This course includes interactive exercises and games to allow students time to practice and develop mastery. Graphics, animation, and video clips help explain complicated numerical operations, factoring, graphing, and converting fractions. Students use their math skills in real-life situations and see God’s intentional order in the world around them.

From a Biblical perspective, students examine the human body, are introduced to chemistry, and explore space and the physical atmosphere. This course sparks a passion for science with lessons that incorporate biblical concepts and Bible verses into the curriculum, helping them to understand and appreciate God's relationship to the world in which we live. Students will look at the world around them and examine the systems of the body, the molecular genetics of animals and plants, chemical structure, light and sound, and motion measurement.

The 7th Grade Bible course focuses on the life of Christ as depicted in the New Testament, encouraging students to deepen their understanding of His teachings, life, ministry, death, and resurrection. Using the King James Version, this curriculum integrates discussions on worship, humanity's mission, and God’s love, mercy, and grace. Students will also explore prophecies, Psalms, life in the Spirit, and God’s ongoing plan for His people. This course aims to apply biblical lessons to daily life, helping students appreciate and embody Christian values in a personal and meaningful way.

The 7th Grade English course enhances students' command of language arts, focusing on composition mechanics, parts of speech, and effective communication. It strengthens foundational English skills through spelling, vocabulary, and reading exercises. Students refine their writing by exploring word choices and sentence structures, progressing to full compositions. They also advance their reading and analytical skills across various literary genres. The course content is rigorous and designed to be engaging and self-directed, fostering critical thinking and digital literacy. This comprehensive approach aims to cultivate both a mastery of English and an appreciation for its expressive power.

This middle school social sciences course offers a comprehensive overview of history and various social science disciplines such as economics, politics, anthropology, and market behavior. Starting with the definition of history and its impact on humanity, the course explores the interplay of different societal forces shaping human behavior. Designed to be fun and engaging, it accommodates various learning styles, allowing students to pace themselves. By examining society through a Christian lens, students gain insights into how historical events and the surrounding world have influenced human development, fostering a deeper understanding of the world from a Christian perspective.

The 7th Grade Math course combines interactive learning and rigorous content, starting with basic concepts like sets, number systems, and fundamental operations, and advancing to pre-algebra and pre-geometry. It revisits essential foundations while introducing fractions, geometry, statistics, and variable equations. This curriculum is designed to enhance critical thinking and promote mathematical inquiry through self-directed lessons that tackle real-world problems. Students engage with practical applications, using tools such as calculators and geometric formulas to solve complex issues, preparing them for future academic challenges. This approach helps solidify their understanding and application of math in everyday scenarios.

The 7th Grade Earth Science course offers an engaging and interactive exploration of Earth's structure, systems, and its position within the universe. Students delve into various geological aspects, from the core's geothermal energy to the crust's rock and mineral diversity. The course covers a wide range of topics including geochemical cycles, seismic activities like earthquakes and volcanoes, natural resources, and atmospheric phenomena. Additionally, it examines Earth’s role in the broader context of the solar system. This comprehensive study encourages students to understand and appreciate the dynamic nature of our planet through hands-on and theoretical lessons.

This course offers an inspirational look at practical Christianity and church history, emphasizing the establishment of the church, God's nature, and the concept of salvation. Using the King James Version, it guides students through historical and theological content, including the role of early church leaders, the church's history during the Roman Empire, and the ongoing relevance of the Jerusalem church. The course stresses the practical application of biblical principles in everyday life, such as prayer, family roles, and personal choices, encouraging students to reflect on their behaviors and decisions through a biblical lens and prayerful consideration.

This comprehensive language arts course prepares students for high school by reviewing English concepts such as the language's origins, communication skills, grammar rules, and reading comprehension. It emphasizes improving oral and written communication, listening, and comprehension through interactive lessons and exercises. Students will study parts of speech, grammar, and proper language usage, read various literary genres, and write analytical book reports. Biblical references are integrated to provide a Christ-centered perspective on communication, helping students understand the purpose and impact of effective communication from both a practical and spiritual standpoint.

This course offers an interactive exploration of U.S. history from early explorers to the present. It covers colonization, the quest for independence, the Civil War, the Cold War, and contemporary challenges as a global power. Students will study the Spanish, Dutch, and French explorations, British colonial politics, and the establishment of colonies. Key topics include major milestones such as the quest for independence and westward expansion. The course provides a comprehensive view of how historical facts and political movements transformed the United States from a group of colonies into the 50 states, highlighting significant growth and challenges along the way.

The understanding of higher-level math begins with this challenging Pre-Algebra course. Designed as a core subject for 8th graders, this course can also be taken as an elective course for students in other grades. This interactive course is a thorough examination of significant math concepts including number relationships, variables, scientific notation, functions, integers, measurement, formula use, and data representation. The first semester of this course is an overview of whole numbers, scientific notations, and square roots, building on these notions with a look at different types of equations, problem-solving, proportional reasoning, patterns, and sequences. Advanced topics such as the measurement of angles, the Pythagorean Theorem, probability, and statistics will be introduced later in the course.

This course presents science from a Christian perspective, covering a wide range of disciplines such as astronomy, weather, climate, human anatomy, and science careers. Most lessons are delivered online, with off-computer experiments for hands-on learning. General Science I offers a broad scientific view of the world through biblical doctrine, exploring human body systems, space, and Earth's atmosphere. It encourages critical thinking from a Christian standpoint, fostering a lifelong interest in the natural world and promoting an understanding of science within a biblical framework.

AP English Language and Composition students are expected to read critically, think analytically, and communicate clearly both in writing and speech. This course will enable students to properly evaluate an author’s language dynamics and poetic/prosaic compositions, as well as understand the relationship between the author’s goals and the reader’s perception. This course has been built around the practices published in the AP English Language and Composition Course and Exam Description. AP is a registered trademark of the College Board, which was not involved in the production of, and does not endorse, this product.

Created as an entry-level science course, Integrated Physics and Chemistry encourages careful observation of God's world and stimulates learning with interactive tools. Lessons include the study of matter, motion and forces, work and energy, electricity and magnetism, and waves. Students will also learn how to integrate this knowledge into everyday situations on a personal and global level.

The Personal Financial Literacy course, designed for Christian high school students, offers a semester-long curriculum focusing on developing practical money management and financial responsibility skills. Rooted in a Bible-based perspective, the course covers crucial life skills such as budgeting, saving, investing, and understanding consumer rights and responsibilities. It features interactive games and multimedia activities to engage students and reinforce key concepts. The course also addresses the influence of media on financial behaviors, teaching students to evaluate these influences through a Christian lens and make informed decisions. Additionally, it includes efficient messaging, grading, and assessment tools to enhance the learning and teaching experience. Upon completion, students will be equipped to create personal financial plans and understand consumer responsibilities, preparing them as informed global consumers.

Make history come alive through this exploration of the cultural tides and events that have shaped your state. This course provides interesting and informative projects on the development of your state's government, the resources that helped create and shape the place you live, and the forces of culture that have shaped the status quo. Not only will the State History course add depth and meaning to your student’s experience of their home, but is also designed to give your student extended practice in conducting research and writing reports while covering topics like the state capitol, important state figures, a trip through the state, Christian heritage in the state, and more.

From the initial involvement of the United States in Vietnam to the Paris cease-fire agreement signed in 1973, this history elective chronicles three turbulent decades of conflict that began in Southeast Asia but affected the entire world. Lessons examine French colonization, the Cold War, military strategy, and America's anti-war movement. Interactive, built-in timelines put the events of the conflict in historical perspective as they explore the people and events that shaped a nation and the world.

Give your students a better understanding of today's America with a look back over the last century in history with this technology-rich Ignitia elective. Students will study the Industrial Age, Imperialism, the Roaring ‘20s, the Great Depression, the World Wars, and social reforms of the time from an economic, political, governmental, cultural, and technological perspective as they are guided through interactive lessons.

The perfect map for learning about world geography, this course sends students off on a journey of discovery. Through the use of interactive lessons and geographic tools like maps, graphs, and charts, students will travel to every continent to learn about the land and its people. Traveling the globe has never been more interactive. World Geography will take students across the U.S. and to the very ends of the earth to learn about the physical geography of each region, its culture and society, and its economics and politics. By looking at the history and implications for the future, students will develop their critical thinking and problem-solving skill while getting a comprehensive view of the world in which they live.

This interactive world history course offers a comprehensive exploration of human history, from ancient agricultural societies to the modern global community. It covers a wide range of topics including politics, religions, wars, economics, technology, and social institutions that have shaped societies. Students will examine key periods such as the Roman Empire, the rise of Christianity, the Middle Ages, the Renaissance, the Mongol invasions, the Revolutionary era, the Industrial Age, and the World Wars. The technology-rich curriculum aims to broaden students' perspectives on how the past influences the present and future.

Help students explore basic algebraic concepts with this full-year, high school math course. Throughout the year, students explore concepts that include evaluating, creating, solving, and graphing linear, quadratic, and polynomial functions. More rigorous than Algebra I Fundamentals, this course requires students to gain a deeper knowledge and apply their understanding of algebraic concepts to problem-solving. It is intended for students who have successfully mastered the core algebraic concepts covered in Pre-Algebra.

This comprehensive online course focuses on mastering word usage, sentence construction, and paragraph structure for effective communication. Students explore various literary genres such as poetry, short stories, drama, and novels, enhancing their writing skills across different formats and developing oral reading and speech abilities. The course offers a self-directed approach that bolsters written and oral communication skills, reading comprehension, and fundamental writing techniques. Lessons cover the use of parts of speech, writing basics, and diverse communication forms. Additionally, students learn to utilize library resources and visual aids. Required readings include "The Miracle Worker" and "Twenty Thousand Leagues under the Sea."

This online Bible course focuses on the New Testament using the King James Version, covering the Gospels, apostles, Epistles, and biblical literature. It delves into significant spiritual questions like the purpose of suffering, evangelism, and discerning God's will. Students explore the 27 books, learning about their authors, messages, and contemporary relevance. The course also discusses the Revelation of Christ, personal gifts, and encourages students to view their lives through a Christian lens, linking biblical history to modern-day implications. Through interactive discussions, students are challenged to reflect on their futures and the impact of the Bible on today's world.

This online physical science lab course, designed for 9th-12th graders, explores fundamental scientific concepts from a Christian perspective. Students investigate atoms, molecules, energy, nutrition, health, electricity, magnetism, and force. The curriculum encourages understanding the building blocks of our universe, how particles interact, and the practical applications of these interactions. Beginning with earth sciences and extending to space exploration, the course emphasizes measurement, observation, and critical evaluation. It aims to cultivate critical thinking and analytical skills while reinforcing biblical values and practical problem-solving abilities.

The U.S. Government and Politics course prepares students for the AP exam and college-level studies by delving into the structures and policy foundations of the U.S. government. It covers the origins of political parties, public opinion, and the constitutional basis of American liberties. Students will examine significant Supreme Court cases and understand the dynamics of political pluralism and democracy in America. This course has been built around the practices published in the AP U.S. Government and Politics Course and Exam Description.

This elective was created for students who want to dig deeper into U.S. History beyond the dates and facts and understand the relationship between the people, events, and movements that shaped the United States from 1492 through 1877. Emphasis on the broad themes of war and treaties, territorial expansion, immigration, slavery, civil rights, labor history, and constitutional controversies support critical thinking skills and encourage discussion throughout this self-directed course. AP U.S. History enriches the educational experience for Christian school students and sparks a passion for learning. This course has been built around the practices published in the AP U.S. History Course and Exam Description.

AP World History is a full-year course designed to give students a comprehensive understanding of historical trends in human civilizations. Students will learn how to support theories with historical evidence, evaluate primary evidence/documents, and make comprehensive evaluations of historical frameworks. AP World History enriches the educational experience for Christian school students and sparks a passion for learning. This course has been built around the practices published in the AP World History Course and Exam Description.

Students explore the history, culture, and the passion of America through this interactive literature course that features the writings of key colonial figures, romantic poets, the naturalists, and writers from the modern and postmodern age. A number of literary forms are interspersed throughout the course including essays, novels, poetry, and even spirituals passed down by the slaves. Students will examine not only the genres but the movements that fueled literature in America.

Creative Writing is a course designed to equip students with the fundamental tools and techniques for crafting works in nonfiction, fiction, and poetry. It guides students through the process of developing a writing plan and applying various writing techniques to create a personal memoir, a short story, and poetry. Additionally, students engage with both nonfiction and fiction works, either selected from a prescribed list or approved by their teacher, to enhance their understanding of different literary forms. By the end of the course, students will have a thorough grasp of the various techniques used in creative writing across multiple genres.

Natural Sciences is intended to expose students to the designs and patterns in God’s physical universe. Some of the areas covered in this course are nuclear energy, Earth’s surface, constellations, oceanography, astronomy, and the future of science.

Students take a quantum leap into the world of chemistry with an exploration of metrics, measurement, atoms, chemicals, and the way these building blocks react when manipulated. With a variety of required experiments, the course provides hands-on and computer-based lessons. Let the mysteries of chemistry unfold for your student with this course designed to introduce them to the atoms, molecules, elements, and compounds. Students will explore metrics, measurement, equilibrium, chain reactions, organic compounds, and the chemist's toolbox with on and off-computer lessons and experiments.

Enlightium Academy offers high school seniors the chance to study C.S. Lewis, a pivotal 20th-century Christian thinker and convert from atheism. This course explores his transition to Christianity, which informs his approach to writing and apologetics, making his work accessible to a wide audience. Students will read "Mere Christianity" and "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe," along with other significant works like "The Problem of Pain," "Miracles," "The Four Loves," and "The Screwtape Letters." The course aims to provide students with a robust philosophical foundation in the Christian faith as they prepare to graduate.

Interactive and flexible, this course gives students a whole new way to look at God's world and learn about the relationship man has with the environment. From taxonomy and cells to the human body and the ecosystem, students are encouraged to explore all living things and answer biological questions from a Christ-based perspective. This course is a scientific method for success, sure to engage your students through the delivery of online lessons and interactive media. A complete study of living things, this biology lab course includes lessons about plant and animal classification, habitats, the human body, cells and reproduction, ecology, microbiology, and biotechnology.

Give your students the practice and knowledge they need to build stronger communication skills with this interactive online English course. From word usage and the parts of speech, to reading, writing and preparing a speech, this course covers all the bases and incorporates plenty of practice to help your students prepare for their future in the information age. With a focus on different literary genres and building effective communication skills, students will expand their expertise in all things language, from grammar and writing, to reading and listening, lessons focus on critical evaluation and analysis. Among short stories and works of poetry, other required reading during the course includes: To Kill a Mockingbird and Doctor Faustus.

Give your students valuable practice with linear, coordinate, and plane geometry with the Geometry course. In this high school math course, students gain experience with geometric calculations and coordinate plane graphing, methods of formal proof, and techniques of construction.

This fully online Old Testament Bible course uses the King James Version to explore how God prepared for the arrival of His Son through historical events. Students will journey from creation to the restoration of Jerusalem, studying significant stories and figures such as Abraham, Isaac, and the kingdom under Saul, David, and Solomon. The course covers the division of the kingdom, captivity, and the prophets, providing a comprehensive view of the Old Testament. It challenges students to critically address contemporary Christian questions through a Christ-centered perspective, deepening their understanding of the Bible's redemptive narrative.

In previous courses, students should have developed an understanding of the biological processes that are exhibited in the world. This biology lab course will expand upon that knowledge and deepen students’ understanding. The major concepts covered are chemical properties of living things, cells, genetics, evolution, biological diversity, plants, animals, and ecology. Students at this level should show development in their ability and understanding of scientific inquiry. The units contain experiments and projects that seek to develop a deeper conceptual meaning for and actively engage the student. The continued exposure to both scientific concepts and scientific inquiry will serve to improve the student’s skill and understanding.

AP Calculus AB focuses on students’ understanding of calculus concepts and provides experience with methods and applications through the use of big ideas such as modeling change, approximation and limits, and analysis of functions. This course features a multi-representational approach to calculus, with concepts, results, and problems expressed graphically, numerically, analytically, and verbally. Students will explore the connections among these representations to build their understanding of how calculus applies limits to develop important ideas, definitions, formulas, and theorems. Students will use these definitions and theorems to build arguments and justify conclusions. Emphasis is placed on clear communication of methods, reasoning, justifications, and conclusions.

This chemistry lab course will expand upon students’ knowledge of the macroscopic properties and microstructure of substances, further develop students’ understanding of microstructure of substances, and teach the symbolic and mathematical world of formulas, equations, and symbols. This course has been built around the practices published in the AP Chemistry Lab Course and Exam Description.

Human Anatomy & Physiology is designed to take a deeper understanding of the human body and God’s creation. In this course, students will learn about the body systems and how they interact. They will also develop a deeper understanding of Latin/Greek prefixes/suffixes. A basis in biology is important as a foundation for this course. Upon completing this year-long course, students will have an understanding of the human body and be better prepared for a college course in Human Anatomy and Physiology. They will be able to understand the body systems, foundations of the cell, human creation, and diseases as well as disorders in the body.

This course demystifies the "Greek of the New Testament," making Koine Greek accessible to anyone interested in reading the New Testament in its original language. Structured yet enjoyable, it offers a comprehensive introduction to Koine Greek grammar, syntax, and linguistic principles without the full rigor of a college-level course. Students will engage with New Testament passages and their historical contexts, enhancing their understanding and appreciation of biblical studies. By the end of the course, students are likely to develop a profound love for Bible study and a general appreciation for language learning.

Charge up the learning with this flexible, interactive physics lab course geared for today's students. Guided by a teacher, students are introduced to the underlying principles of physics and perform experiments enabling them to see these principles in action and gain a better understanding of the motion that exists in God's creation. This high-level science course combines cutting-edge technology with challenging academics, helping prepare high school students for rigorous college instruction. During the course, students will explore the physical world and the universe including light, motion, energy, electricity, magnetism, waves, nuclear energy, and thermodynamics.

Probability of Statistics is designed to give students an overview of basic concepts of statistics, with an emphasis on descriptive statistics. The course begins with the key concepts of data, samples, and populations. Students will create visual representations of data sets, such as histograms and bar graphs. Students will describe the central tendency and spread of data for a data set. Students will look for patterns in a data set and determine models based on those patterns.

Give your students a jumpstart on college math with this high-level trigonometry elective for students who have successfully completed Algebra II. The course teaches students to develop trigonometric formulas and use them to solve real-world problems. Topics include right angle trigonometry, sine and cosine, vectors, polar coordinates, graphing, and complex numbers.

Designed for students who have successfully completed Algebra I, this math course introduces students to problem-solving skills. Throughout the course, students develop an understanding of advanced number theory, probability, and concepts involving linear, quadratic, and polynomial functions.

This online Bible course, leveraging the King James Version, connects biblical doctrine to the daily lives and challenges of teenagers. High school students engage with the history of Christianity, studying pivotal elements such as the Roman Empire, Israel, the incarnation of Jesus, and the Abrahamic Covenant. The course encourages spiritual growth and integrity, covering topics like spiritual maturity and Christian living principles. Students explore the early Christian community and the early church's trials to understand faith's relevance today. Interactive lessons also address personal and social issues such as friendship, dating, marriage, and apologetics, enriching their transition into adulthood.

English III, an interactive online course for high school students, emphasizes enhancing traditional and digital literacy while fostering critical thinking and analysis through diverse literary genres. Students refine their communication skills by developing arguments and backing them with evidence, exploring grammar, and engaging with American literature. The course integrates a Christian worldview with language and literature studies, emphasizing research skills and advanced language concepts. Required readings include significant works such as "Our Town" and "The Scarlet Letter," alongside nonfiction and poetry, preparing students for more complex challenges in critical thinking and communication.

Help your students develop a deep sense of pride and understanding as they follow the history of America from settlement through the battle for independence, and from industrialization through its impact on the world today as a global power. Your students will follow in the footsteps of America's earliest explorers as they go back in time to discover the roots of this nation, chronicle its development, and examine the events that marked turning points in its becoming a global power. Lessons include instruction on the foundation of the Republic, its relationship with England, the Continental Congress, the slave trade, regional lifestyles across the country, the Depression of the thirties, industrialization, the Vietnam conflict, and America today.

"An Introduction to Logic" is a course that teaches students foundational logic principles, emphasizing critical analysis and argument construction. It connects the study of logic to the divine nature of God and human reflection of that image, highlighting the role of logical thinking in daily decision-making. The course primarily uses Patrick J. Hurley’s "A Concise Introduction to Logic 11th Edition." Students will learn to identify and construct arguments, discern between arguments and non-arguments, recognize fallacies, and evaluate the validity and strength of arguments. By the end, they should understand the link between God and logic, and apply logic in ethical contexts.

This course explores the many facets of America's government. Lessons cover the fundamental values and principles, rights, responsibilities, and limits, the Bill of Rights and the Constitution, the role of the president, lawmakers, and judges, state government, taxation, diversity, and the role of religion in our government. The course encourages students to understand the present system in America by looking at the past.

Prepare your students for life after high school with this comprehensive course that helps them understand the inner workings of the American economy and how it relates to their own personal finances. Give your students the understanding they will need to become good stewards of the financial resources at their disposal with this comprehensive and practical economics course. Lessons include an overview of the foundations of the American economy, the Stock Market, and lessons centered around practical, biblical guidance to teach a student how to manage their own finances for when they go out into the world. Students will be encouraged to think critically about the implications of personal and national economic actions.

English IV builds upon students' language skills and introduces them to seminal British Literature, such as "Beowulf," "The Canterbury Tales," and Shakespeare's sonnets. The course emphasizes reading comprehension, research, writing, oral communication, and grammar. It delves into the classics and Medieval literature with works by Chaucer, Shakespeare, and Milton, alongside contemporary insights through modern British magazines and newspapers. This juxtaposition helps students understand the evolution and current usage of the English language, particularly in media and digital communications. Key readings include "Hamlet," "The Nun’s Priest’s Tale," and selected biblical texts, enriching their literary and communicative competence.

Foundations for Living provides a Bible-based, sequential development of a Christian worldview through the use of fundamental truths from the Bible. As students walk through a Christian worldview, they also engage in how biblical foundations apply to the various areas of contemporary life. The course aims to pull all of a student’s education together into a unified whole, preparing them for their new adventures beyond high school in the home, church, college, and society.

Prepare your students for life after high school with this comprehensive course that helps them understand their government, governments around the world, and the interaction between politics and the international community. Give your students the understanding they will need to become citizens with this comprehensive and practical government course. Lessons include an overview of the American government and other governments around the world, the background of the American Party system, and a brief history of types of previous governments the world has seen. Students will be encouraged to think critically about the world in which they live including politics both nationally and internationally.

Pre-Calculus prepares students for calculus and college-level math with interactive lessons and advanced problem-solving. Students will explore the purpose of calculus and mathematical analysis while they expand their algebraic knowledge through the realm of trigonometry. As a part of a complete learning management system, pre-calculus is a self-directed course infused with technology-based lessons, tools, and exercises to enrich learning for students and streamline instruction and administrative tasks for teachers. With a clear, step-by-step delivery, this course covers a wide range of mathematical concepts including an in-depth observation of math functions, quadratic inequalities, logarithms, probabilities, and permutation. Lessons are interactive to encourage the retention of complex information and provide learning tools to clarify complicated mathematical operations.