A bridge for the writers preparing advancing their writing skills.

Developing the next generation of talented writers.

Developing the next generation of talented writers.

Developing a new generation of Christian fiction writers.

Learn to read and write journalism in a godly way.

A course in analyzing, writing and enjoying great poetry.

Children from Christian homes will likely have some exposure to the biblical story by the time they start Kindergarten.

This course naturally follows the Kindergarten course covering events in the Old Testament. Children will survey a well-chosen chronology of events in the New Testament.

Covering 32 events in the books of Genesis through Joshua, students will learn the Bible from Creation through Joshua’s Last Words.

Covering 32 events in the books of Judges through Kings, students will learn the Bible from the books of Judges through II Kings, learning about the early years of the people of Israel to the exile to Babylon.

Covering 32 events in the books of Chronicles through Malachi and Job, students will learn the biblical books covering the major and minor prophets, the sufferings of Job, and how these books lead to the coming Messiah.

Covering 32 events in the four Gospels—Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John—students will learn the heart of the Bible. Stories about Jesus dominate—and for very good reason.

Covering 32 events in the books of Acts through Revelation, students will learn the history of and teaching to the early church in the first century.

Travelling the world without leaving home.

Travelling the world without leaving home.

Travelling the world without leaving home.

Travelling the world without leaving home.

Travelling the world without leaving home.

Learning to spell in a fun way with mastery as the objective.

Learning to spell in a fun way with mastery as the objective.

Learning to spell in a fun way with mastery as the objective.

Learning to spell in a fun way with mastery as the objective.

Developing vocabulary with the leverage of classical roots.

The Veritas Approach has kindergarteners start with the familiar and local to prepare them for years of studying history.

The Veritas approach has 1st graders begin to develop an appreciation for place and time beyond their personal experience.

Old Testament Ancient Egypt students will cover 32 events. Learning history chronologically has proven invaluable in the lives of many children.

New Testament, Greece, and Rome students will cover 32 events. Learning history chronologically has proven invaluable in the lives of many children.

Middle Ages, Renaissance, and Reformation students will cover 32 events. Learning history chronologically has proven invaluable in the lives of many children.

Learning a timeline of history that students will never forget.

1815 to Present students will cover 32 events. Learning history chronologically has proven invaluable in the lives of many children.

History Survey and Transition is a “crash course” for children who would benefit from a basic timeline of history.

A survey of the remarkable history of God's Providence in America.

A survey course of God's work through Western civilization.

Phonics Museum uses the phonetic approach which is easily the most successful way to teach the English language and reading, in particular.

Based on historical research with a bent for today’s child, children using the Veritas Phonics Museum will learn to read with great enjoyment.