God-Centered Homeschool Curriculum

Yes. Our courses are written to be read-aloud friendly, so you can teach several ages together at once. Even young children who aren't the primary audience for a lesson pick up a surprising amount just from listening in.

We're still developing our own science curriculum. In the meantime, we recommend Math-U-See for math, Master Books and Apologia for science, and Institute for Excellence in Writing for writing instruction.

This is a big part of why we built the Christian Discipleship Curriculum — it gives you a ready-made framework. Start simple: read the Bible together daily as a family and talk through it. Our Family Bible Study Guides make that easy to build into a habit, and Kevin Swanson's book Family Life lays out the bigger-picture philosophy behind biblical discipleship.

Yes. We're committed to keeping God's Word central while also delivering an academically excellent education. We can't promise our material lines up with every question on a given exam, and some supplemental test prep may be needed, but our high school courses — including our extensive world history, American history, and Western civilization courses — are rigorous and thorough.

Pray for God's Spirit to stir in him a genuine desire to fulfill his Ephesians 6:4 responsibilities, and humbly invite him to lead the family in worship and Bible time. If he's not ready, trust God to keep working in him, and do what you're able to as a wife and mother in the meantime.

Choose a level advanced enough to keep your oldest child engaged — younger children will still absorb plenty if you're reading aloud together. Every course in our store has a sample PDF so you can gauge the difficulty level before you buy.

True wholesomeness and balance can only be measured against God's Word — non-Christian authors can only offer a Christ-less view of life. Fortunately, you don't have to choose between good writing and biblical faithfulness: that's why we've focused our literature curriculum on time-tested Christian classics.

No. Children need to learn to engage thoughtfully with non-Christian ideas. But Scripture and the great Christian classics should come first, with secular works introduced later as your children have the maturity to discern the worldviews at play.

No — Scripture and the great Christian writers remain the most relevant source of hope for real life. If you want your children ready to speak hope into someone else's hardship, a foundation in God's Word and the Christian classics will prepare them far better than secular literature can.

Genres like sci-fi, fantasy, and mystery can become highly addictive for kids. If that's happening in your home, it can help to address it honestly as a family and gradually shift your reading habits together. Just as important: let your own enthusiasm for good books be visible and contagious.

Yes, in balance. Keep God's Word the top priority, and let fiction fill in the margins as long as your child isn't being captivated by the storyline at the expense of more valuable reading and real-life responsibilities.

It depends on the student — some need more one-on-one time than others. Complete lesson schedules and answer keys make independent study straightforward. That said, we strongly encourage parents to stay engaged, not to dictate answers, but to model how to think biblically about what they're learning.

Requirements vary by state, so you'll want to confirm your own state's rules, but our curriculum should meet most states' requirements.

Yes. Our literature courses include written assignments, but they don't teach writing or grammar directly, so we recommend pairing them with a dedicated writing/grammar program.

Each Literature course is worth one high school credit, with the exception of Essential Writings on Church History, which counts as two (one Literature credit and one History credit). A full credit schedule for the rest of our core curriculum is also available on request.

We typically update our Literature curriculum on a yearly basis as needed, mostly with incremental changes — added assignments here and there, or corrected typos and small errors — rather than a full rewrite.

We offer a full 100% money-back guarantee. If you're not satisfied, ship your order back within 6 months of purchase and we'll refund you in full, no hassle and no questions asked. Just email customerservice@generations.org or call (888) 389-9080 for return instructions — you only need to cover the return shipping.

We want our Christ-centered curriculum accessible to every Christian family. Missionary and single-parent families may be eligible for additional assistance — see our Scholarship Program for details.