The Creation
Genesis 1:1–2:3
Read the creation account and compare how ancient civilizations described their beginnings.
Cover artwork preview. Final cover layout may vary by edition.
Week 1 · Student workbook
Creation to Babel
Five days. Ten subjects. One connected story. This student workbook begins with Genesis 1–11 and builds each day’s lessons around a biblical event—from Creation and the Fall to Cain and Abel, Noah and the Flood, and Babel.
Ages
13–16
Daily subjects
10
Math focus
Pre-Algebra Foundations
Study levels
Core + Advanced Enrichment
This is a student workbook, with lesson readings, practice and space to write. The parent/teacher answer key is a separate publication. All three print editions are planned; Amazon purchase links will appear after the listings are confirmed.
Five days. One connected week.
What you’ll study.
Each day includes the ten subjects in the same order: Bible, History, Geography, Vocabulary, Spelling, Math, Science, English, Writing and Philosophy.
The Fall
Genesis 2:4–3:24
Explore judgment, mercy, responsibility and the geography connected with Eden.
Cain & Abel
Genesis 4:1–26
Consider choices, consequences and the beginnings of cities, culture and technology.
Noah & the Flood
Genesis 6:1–9:17
Connect the Flood account with historical comparisons, map work and mathematical measurement.
The Tower of Babel
Genesis 10:1–11:32
Examine language, human ambition and the relationship between peoples and places.
Inside the student workbook
Read. Work. Discover.
Teaching and practice share the same book, with space to work through ideas and show what you understand.
Lessons that lead into practice.
Daily readings, Scripture study, comparison charts, vocabulary, writing prompts and questions for thoughtful discussion.
Math with room to work.
Pre-algebra instruction, worked examples, guided practice, word problems and space to show calculations.
A map pair each day.
Study the labeled reference map, then label, trace and work on the matching student activity map.
Depth for older students.
Advanced Enrichment adds interpretation, evidence and reasoning. Ages 15–16 complete it in at least three parent-selected subjects each day.
Parent and teacher answer keys are separate companion publications. Explore the grading support →
A real example from Week 1
One story. Different ways of learning.
Day 4 starts with the Flood in Genesis 6–9. From that one account, students move through biblical reading, historical comparison, map work, measurement and reasoned argument.
DAY 04
Noah & the Flood
Genesis 6:1–9:17 · The shared starting point
BIBLE
Read the biblical account and identify its details and covenant promises.
HISTORY
Compare Genesis with Sumerian and Babylonian flood accounts.
GEOGRAPHY
Study the mountains of Ararat and the regions behind the flood traditions.
MATH
Use area, volume and geometric reasoning with dimensions connected to the ark.
SCIENCE & PHILOSOPHY
Explore engineering questions and evaluate moral and philosophical arguments.
Examples are drawn from the Week 1 workbook. The full day continues through all ten subjects.
Actual workbook pages
Take a closer look.
Workbook page 9
Bible close reading
Read Genesis closely, cite verses and write thoughtful answers.
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Workbook page 148
Ancient world history
Compare the flood accounts of Genesis, Sumer and Babylon, with notes on how the sources are dated.
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Workbook page 19
Labeled reference map
Study the ancient lands and locations introduced in the reading.
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Workbook page 20
Student map activity
Label regions and use the grid, scale and coordinates.
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Workbook page 30
Pre-algebra lesson
Follow rules, worked examples and a historical word problem.
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Workbook page 46
Formal writing
Choose an essay prompt and develop a supported argument.
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Workbook page 101
Advanced Enrichment
See the deeper interpretation and historical scholarship offered to older students.
Read this sample →All seven previews come directly from the Week 1 student workbook, with pages from Bible, History, Geography, Math, Writing and Advanced Enrichment. The full workbook contains ten subjects each day. The final publication layout may change.
Choose your print format
Same lessons.
Three print editions.
Every planned edition contains the same coursework. The difference is how the pages are printed. No edition is yet available to order.
Black & white paperback
The most economical planned format: all text, worksheets and maps reproduced in black and white, with a full-color cover.
- Binding
- Paperback
- Interior
- Black & white
- Cover
- Full color
Amazon listing in preparation
Price and release date to be confirmed.
Standard-color paperback
Keep color in reference maps, subject headings and illustrations while retaining the same student assignments.
- Binding
- Paperback
- Interior
- Standard color
- Cover
- Full color
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Price and release date to be confirmed.
Premium-color paperback
Our highest-quality color printing, for the richest maps, artwork and subject colors, with the same lessons and activities.
- Binding
- Paperback
- Interior
- Premium color
- Cover
- Full color
Amazon listing in preparation
Price and release date to be confirmed.
Which edition suits your family?
Choose by budget and color quality—not by academic level. All three are designed to contain the same ten subjects and Advanced Enrichment.
Keep costs downBlack & white paperback
Want color maps?Standard-color paperback
Want the richest color?Premium-color paperback
Purchases will be handled by Amazon. Exact prices, edition links and release dates will be shown when the listings are confirmed. Parent and teacher answer keys are separate publications.
Explore the lessons while editions are being prepared.Read the Week 1 sample →
Room to grow
One curriculum.
Two levels of study.
A shared foundation with deeper work for older students. Parents choose assignments with their student’s readiness in mind.
Ages 13–14
Build the foundation.
Complete the Core Curriculum across all ten daily subjects. Advanced Enrichment is available when your student is ready for an additional challenge.
Core Curriculum · Optional Advanced Enrichment
Ages 15–16
Take the thinking deeper.
Complete the Core Curriculum plus Advanced Enrichment in at least three subjects each day, selected by the parent or teacher. Explore evidence, interpretations and more demanding applications.
Core + Advanced Enrichment · Separately scored
Parents may adapt individual assignments to the student’s readiness and educational needs.
For parents and teachers
A companion for teaching and grading.
The accompanying answer material includes worked solutions, model answers, completed maps and guidance for open-ended work. Core assignments and Advanced Enrichment are evaluated separately.
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220 core points per day
The ten subject scores add up to 1,100 points across five days.
Advanced work scored separately
Each assigned enrichment question is assessed on a 0–4 scale.
One weekly student book
The broader series is planned across 36 weeks.
Before choosing a book
A few practical questions.
Start with the samples, then choose the edition that suits your family.
What does one student workbook cover?
Week 1 covers five school days, with ten subjects each day and Advanced Enrichment for deeper study. Each later week is planned as its own student workbook.
Is the answer key included with the workbook?
The parent and teacher answer key is sold separately. It includes worked solutions, model responses, completed maps and grading guidance for core and advanced work. Multiweek volume groupings are being finalized.
How do I choose between the two study levels?
All students complete the Core Curriculum. Advanced Enrichment is optional for ages 13–14 and part of the standard course for ages 15–16 in at least three subjects each day. Parents select subjects and adjust individual assignments to the student’s readiness.
Do the planned print editions contain the same coursework?
Yes. All three are intended to contain the same lessons, exercises and enrichment. All three are paperbacks; they differ only in how the interior is printed.
Where will I order?
Direct Amazon links will appear beside each edition when its listing is confirmed. You can read the Week 1 sample pages here in the meantime.