Christian Liberty Press Curriculum

Major events in the Old and New Testaments are described in detail.

Help young children grasp basic Christian doctrines.

Introduction to the main stories and events of the Old Testament.

The teachings of Christ are set forth in a compelling manner.

This course is the first in a series of four workbooks that take a chronological approach to the study of the Bible.

This course continues the chronological approach with 1 Samuel through Malachi in forty-two lessons.

This course continues the chronological approach with the four Gospels and an overview of the life and teachings of Jesus Christ.

This course covers the book of the Acts of the Apostles.

A complete survey of the earthly ministry of the Lord Jesus Christ.

Readers will clearly see how relevant the Scriptures are to Christian living today.

This commentary takes a thorough and scholarly look at the fascinating life of Job.

By the end of this thirty-week course, students will be able to write each letter in the alphabet, pronounce short vowel sounds, count up to ten, and much more.

Starting with short vowel sounds and logically progressing through consonants, long vowels, and beyond.

Introduces syllables, apostrophes, synonyms, antonyms, and homonyms.

Reviews sounds, blends, digraphs, and diphthongs and covers prefixes and suffixes, plurals, synonyms, antonyms, homonyms, apostrophe usage, syllables, and pronunciation.

This reader provides short stories for children who need to expand their understanding of phonics through reading.

This reader is designed to increase the reading and vocabulary skills of students who have already mastered the fundamentals of phonics.

To help this classic story come alive for students, detailed teaching suggestions are included which outline arts and crafts activities that are correlated to the story.

Students sharpen their reading skills while they learn about Alexander the Great, King David, Miles Standish, and many others.

Children learn more about Benjamin Franklin, George Washington, and Betsy Ross as they read about children who lived during the struggle for liberty.

This book brings history alive so students can experience the day-to-day lifestyle of our Pilgrim fathers.

This reader provides students with the opportunity to learn about great inventors and inventions from the 1620s to the 1990s.

Instruct children how to spell words with short and long vowel sounds, double consonants, and others.

Instruct children how to spell words with modified vowels with r, synonyms and antonyms, homonyms, and words ending in le.

Instruct children how to spell words with er, ir, and ur; and diphthongs oi and oy.

Instruct children how to spell words with irregular spellings, names of time and measurement, and use of the apostrophe.

This book cover words that are often used in the field of law, economics, science, geography, theology, art, health, agriculture, music, government, and business.

This book cover words that are often have difficult sounds or difficult endings.

This book covers words with various types of prefixes and suffixes.

This book covers words with many of the most important root words from foundational languages such as Latin, French, Greek, Spanish, American Indian, and Dutch.

This workbook is an excellent foundation for developing creative writing skills.

Writing a Research Paper is designed to guide them through this process—from selecting a topic all the way to publishing the final draft.

This is the first of two books devoted to manuscript style handwriting.

Students use a modified version of the Palmer method to further develop both capital and lower-case letters.

After a review of manuscript style handwriting, this course begins to teach students cursive writing.

Emphasis is on difficult lower-case letters and capital letter formation.

This workbook continues development of cursive writing.

This book lays a foundation for effective communication with the English language.

The student will review the basics of English grammar.

This workbook teaches students how to make the transition from practicing grammar rules to the actual process of writing.