Learning a timeline of history that students will never forget.

Travelling the world without leaving home.

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.

Building a mastery of the English language.

The paradigm discipline for grammar school. An essential part of an exceptional education.

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

"If you are going to get anywhere in life you have to read a lot of books." --Roald Dahl

Building a Strong Foundation Using Incremental Progress with Review and Repetition.

Helping young children to love and create beauty.

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

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

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

Students will learn the Veritas Press history and Bible timelines, Latin chants, math facts, grammar jingles, and much more.

Building a Strong Foundation Using Incremental Progress with Review and Repetition.

Building a Strong Foundation Using Incremental Progress with Review and Repetition.

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

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.

Building a mastery of the English language.

Developing vocabulary with the leverage of classical roots.

"If you are going to get anywhere in life you have to read a lot of books." --Roald Dahl

Building a Strong Foundation Using Incremental Progress with Review and Repetition.

Helping young children to love and create beauty.