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Christian Liberty understands that Christians hold various theological views, not all of which are in agreement with our own. Therefore, we allow families to construct their own independent Bible course if the choices we offer do not meet their needs.

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Focusing on the first half of the Old Testament, this course contains stories, memory verses, questions, and catechism memorization in order to help students understand God’s wonderful plan of redemption.

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This course is the first of two devoted to manuscript style handwriting (modified Palmer method). Students work on following oral directions through interspersed games and activities; penmanship motor skills are strengthened through tracing shapes and drawing lines, circling or crossing out objects, and finally moving on to writing both upper and lower-case letters.

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This course reinforces student skills in letters and numbers, phonics and math, and handwriting and hand-eye coordination through repetition drills.

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This course begins a formal study of phonics, starting with short vowel sounds and logically progressing through consonants, long vowels, and beyond. It includes consistent drills and repetition of the basic skills that will help ensure comprehension.

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This course uses short stories that apply just-learned phonics rules to teach students how to read. Stories contain Christian values and are preceded by practice words that highlight the appropriate phonics rules being presented in order to promote retention and reading success.

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This course uses the alphabet as the basis for introducing stories about animals, with one story corresponding to each letter. These twenty-six stories are designed to introduce students to God’s marvelous creation, all while reinforcing phonics principles. Vocabulary building is developed through exposure to new words, and simple review questions are included to promote comprehension.

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This course, a reader loosely based on the biblical narrative found in 2 Samuel 12:1–9, is designed to foster better reading skills while giving students a clear understanding of what it means to love one’s neighbor and respect the property of others.

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This course introduces students to the primary concepts of mathematics. Starting with number basics, the workbook then progresses into simple addition and subtraction of 1-10 through the use of number families. Counting by ones, twos, fives, and tens; place value; ordinal numbers; money; telling time to the half-hour; measurement by inches; and fractions (halves and thirds) are also included.

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This course uses each of the six days of creation as a launching pad for a broad discussion of scientific concepts, including the solar system, plants, animals, and the human body. Activities and review questions are included to help with comprehension and retention.

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This course helps to build a student’s love for science through the introduction of concepts such as health, weather, seasons, seeds, animals, and the seashore.

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This world studies course is designed to help students learn who they are in Christ and what their roles are in relation to the family, church, society, and the world. Students will learn what it means to be created in God’s own image, how He provides for His children, and for what He is preparing them in a new world called heaven.

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This social studies course uses activities in order to introduce students to the helpers in their community, the beginnings of American history, interesting features from countries around the world, and simple geography.

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This course contains 36 hands-on arts and crafts activities designed to help develop basic art skills. All can be completed with simple household items. Projects are divided into four categories: crafts in the kitchen, crafts for others, crafts for oneself, and crafts from nature.