I was homeschooled as a child, back in the 80s and 90s. Yes, the 1900s. 🤪 And generally, only Christian homeschool curriculum was ready available here in the US. That or public school textbooks.
Oh how things have changed! There now is SO MUCH homeschool curriculum to choose from it can boggle your mind! But one thing that hasn’t changed is how much Christian homeschooling curriculum is still available!
And there seems to be more coming out all the time!
Because of this, it can be incredibly difficult to not only choose but find all the options that are out there! That’s why I have created this post for you!
I have gathered together this huge list of homeschool Christian curriculum for you to look over, with links and all. I’ve even organized it all into categories for you to some extent.
Of course, understand this list is not and probably never will be able to list everything Christian or religious out there. But it’s a pretty solid starting point!
So let’s jump in! But be sure not miss the FAQ section and free printable below!
What is a Christian Homeschool Curriculum?
Christian Homeschool curriculum is curriculum that is taught from a Christian worldview. It is often overtly religious and contains references to the Biblical scripture and morality. It is very commonly found among US homeschool curriculum, as much of the modern homeschool movement in the US has been Biblically based.
Finding Christian Curriculum just got easier!
Choosing Christian homeschool curriculum just got easier through this article, and here’s why. Not only is this list of curriculum huge, I’ve also organized it for you! I have several categories laid out for you, from most popular, to all-in-one options, to companies that specialize in certain subjects, and more!
Of course, this list doesn’t include every religious curriculum there is, I’m sure. But it’s a pretty strong step toward it, and definitely includes those you will hear talked about and used most often in the homeschool world!
And I know that even with this list of Christian-based homeschool curriculum, the homeschool world can still feel overwhleming. So if you want a crash course of sorts on homeschool curriculum, check out my ebook, From Chaos to Curriculum.
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Top-rated Christian homeschool curriculum companies
Here are some quick picks for some of the most popular homeschool curriculum companies. These are not necessarily my favorites or arranged in a set order of popularity. But they are definitely the most popular and most used Christian curriculum choices.
1. Abeka
Founded in 1972, Abeka offers a traditional, school-at-home curriculum built on a biblical foundation with a strong emphasis on structured academics and character development. Known for its colorful textbooks and rigorous approach, Abeka provides both print and video lesson options from preschool through high school.
2. BJU Press (Bob Jones University Press)
BJU Press was founded in 1973, and delivers academically challenging, biblically integrated curriculum for grades K–12, available in both textbook and video format (BJU Press Online). It’s known for thorough teacher resources, visual-rich content, and a strong Christian worldview across all subjects.
3. Apologia
Apologia is a highly respected Christian publisher best known for its science curriculum, which presents a young-earth creationist perspective. The company now also offers Bible, worldview, and math courses, with engaging, conversational textbooks and notebooking options.
4. Sonlight
Sonlight is a literature-based Christian curriculum that uses living books to teach history, literature, and Bible through a global missions perspective. It’s known for its rich booklists, ready-to-go lesson plans, and flexible schedules for family-style learning.
5. My Father’s World
My Father’s World combines Charlotte Mason methods, classical education, and unit studies with a strong focus on Bible and missions. Designed for multi-age teaching, it encourages family-centered learning and integrates Scripture and character training into every subject.
6. Alpha Omega Publications (AOP)
Founded in 1977, AOP provides several Christian curriculum formats including Lifepac (workbook-based), Horizons (traditional, spiral learning), and Monarch (online, customizable learning). All options are infused with Christian values and cover a full range of subjects for K–12 learners.
7. Easy Peasy All-in-One Homeschool
Easy Peasy is a completely free, all-in-one Christian homeschool curriculum that’s available online and designed for ease of use. It offers daily lessons for preschool through high school and is especially appealing to families looking for a simple, low-cost solution.
8. The Good and the Beautiful
The Good and the Beautiful is a homeschool curriculum known for its open-and-go format, beautiful design, and gentle, integrated approach to subjects. It offers comprehensive programs in language arts, science, math, and more for grades K–8. The curriculum emphasizes wholesome content, strong moral character, and a love of learning through nature, art, and literature.
9. Master Books
Master Books offers affordable, Bible-centered curriculum with a focus on young-earth creationism, gentle pacing, and family-style learning. Especially popular for elementary years, their programs are parent-friendly, faith-affirming, and incorporate practical application of biblical truth.
10. Veritas Press
Veritas Press provides classical Christian education with a strong emphasis on history, theology, and literature, rooted in a Reformed worldview. They offer self-paced online courses, live classes, and curriculum for parents who want a rigorous classical model.
11. Memoria Press
Memoria Press specializes in classical Christian education with a strong focus on Latin, logic, literature, and the liberal arts. It’s a good fit for families who want a structured, traditional approach grounded in Western civilization and Christian doctrine.
All-in-one Christian curriculum for homeschooling
Christian homeschooling curriculum can be found in packages that include all or most of the subjects usually wanted to provide a full curriculum for a child. They are usually offered by grade levels that are similar to the public school system, and can be book-based or online. Some are even accredited.
Buying an all-in-one program helps parents to just pick one option rather than having to piece together a variety of options to cover all subjects. It’s a great way to know your bases are covered, and because it is a package will already be laid out for you and ready to go.
However, this may not work for children who struggle in some areas but excel in others. For instance, a child who hates to write but is great at science. Or one who has a hard time reading but enjoys math. Some programs may allow for students to progress at different levels with each subject while others may not.
Please notes that some of these programs will allow you to only use some subjects without buying the whole package, which is great for creating a more individualized curriculum.
So here’s the list:
- Abeka – A traditional, academically rigorous Christian curriculum for PreK–12, known for its colorful workbooks and strong phonics-based reading and grammar programs. Their online version offers a video-based homeschool program for K–12 using Abeka curriculum, with options for accredited or independent study.
- ACE (Accelerated Christian Education) – A self-paced workbook program for K–12 with a strong emphasis on character training and Scripture memory.
- Alpha Omega Publications (LIFEPAC, Monarch) – Offers flexible, mastery-based Christian curriculum for K–12, including print (LIFEPAC) and online (Monarch) formats.
- BJU Press – A college-prep Christian curriculum for K–12, known for its academic depth and biblical worldview across all subjects. Online version offers video-based lessons using BJU curriculum for K–12, with teacher-led instruction and optional accredited enrollment.
- Christian Light Education – A conservative Mennonite curriculum for K–12, known for self-paced workbooks (LightUnits) and strong, no-frills academics.
- Covenant Home Curriculum – A classical Reformed curriculum for K–12, using curated resources and emphasizing biblical worldview and church history.
- Easy Peasy All-in-One Homeschool – A free, online Christian curriculum for PreK–12, designed for simplicity and ease of use with minimal parent prep.
- Generations Homeschool Curriculum – Offers curriculum for grades K–12, emphasizing discipleship and a reformed theological perspective.
- Heart of Dakota – A Charlotte Mason and unit-study-based curriculum for Preschool–Grade 12, offering open-and-go guides that combine multiple subjects around historical themes.
- Homeschool Complete – A gentle, literature-rich Christian curriculum for K–6, offering all-in-one units with a focus on integrating subjects.
- Logos Press – A classical curriculum for K–12 that emphasizes biblical worldview, Latin, logic, and great books, and is known for its rigorous academics rooted in the tradition of classical education.
- Master Books – A flexible, Charlotte Mason–inspired Christian curriculum for PreK–12, with short lessons and strong biblical worldview across subjects.
- My Father’s World – A unit study and Charlotte Mason–inspired curriculum for Preschool–Grade 12, combining Bible, literature, and classical elements for family-style learning.
- Paradigm Accelerated Curriculum – A streamlined Christian curriculum for Grades 7–12, offering self-paced print or digital courses focused on high school credit needs.
- Plain and Not So Plain – A free or low-cost Christian curriculum for K–12, offering minimal-prep, practical lessons often used by large families.
- Queen Homeschool – A Charlotte Mason–inspired Christian curriculum for K–12, with a gentle pace and emphasis on narration and copywork.
- Rod and Staff – A conservative Mennonite curriculum for K–12, known for its strong grammar and math and no-frills, Scripture-integrated textbooks.
- Seton – A Catholic all-in-one curriculum for PreK–12, offering accredited enrollment and emphasizing Catholic doctrine, saints, and classical elements.
- Sonlight – A literature-based Christian curriculum for Preschool–12, built around historical timelines and living books with a global missions focus.
- The Good and the Beautiful – A Christian curriculum for PreK–8, known for its beautifully designed materials and integration of art, nature, and moral values.
- Timberdoodle – A customizable Christian and secular-friendly curriculum kit for Preschool–12, incorporating hands-on learning, STEM, and critical thinking.
- Trail Guide to Learning – A literature- and unit-study-based Christian curriculum for Grades 1–8, with integrated subjects built around U.S. history themes.
Online Christian homeschool curriculum options
This list of online Christian homeschool curriculum includes options that are found and used online. These options are not necessarily all-in-one, but are Christian curriculum programs that are used online. Some will be video-based, while others will be mostly links to read and such.
Read: The huge list of online homeschool programs!
Online classes can make things easier on parents, as there is sometimes included grading and planning. But there is debate as to whether the screen time is good for children. Luckily we get to choose what works best for our unique family!
- Abeka Academy – A video-based Christian homeschool program for K–12 offering accredited and independent study options with a traditional classroom feel.
- ACE (School of Tomorrow) – A self-paced online Christian curriculum for K–12 with a strong focus on Scripture memorization and character development.
- BJU Press Online – A comprehensive video-based Christian program for K–12 combining biblical worldview with rigorous academics and teacher instruction.
- Compass Classroom – Offers high-quality, video-based Christian courses for middle and high school, specializing in history, Bible, economics, and the arts with a relaxed, engaging style.
- DIVE Into Math and Science – A digital program for middle and high school, offering interactive video lessons for math and science with labs, designed to complement Apologia or Saxon texts.
- Easy Peasy All-in-One Homeschool – A free, all-in-one Christian online curriculum for PreK–12, offering complete, day-by-day lesson plans with minimal prep.
- Enlightium Academy – An accredited online Christian school for PreK–12, offering flexible, teacher-supported coursework through the Ignitia platform.
- FreedomProject Academy – A classical, conservative Christian online school for K–12 offering live and recorded courses grounded in a constitutional and biblical worldview.
- Homeschool Connections – A Catholic online platform for middle and high school, offering both live and recorded courses taught by subject experts.
- Ignite Christian Academy – A fully online accredited Christian school for 3–12, run by Alpha Omega Publications, using Ignitia with teacher support and flexible pacing.
- Journey Homeschool Academy – Offers self-paced, video-based science and Bible courses for elementary through high school, with visually rich lessons, engaging teachers, and hands-on activities taught from a solid Christian worldview.
- Logos Online – A classical Christian online school for Grades 7–12, emphasizing logic, Latin, and Great Books with a traditional structure and Christian worldview.
- Memoria Academy – The online branch of Memoria Press, offering live and recorded classical Christian courses for Grades 3–12 in Latin, literature, logic, and more.
- Monarch – A subscription-based online Christian curriculum for 3–12, offering five core subjects with multimedia features and automatic grading.
- My Fun Science – Offers live, faith-based online courses in most subjects for middle and high school, taught by experienced Christian teachers. No longer just science courses!
- SchoolhouseTeachers.com – A subscription-based Christian curriculum site for PreK–12, offering 400+ self-paced courses across all subjects with one fee for the whole family.
- Seton – A Catholic online curriculum provider for PreK–12, offering optional accreditation and support through a structured, faith-integrated program.
- True North Homeschool Academy – A Christian online school for K–12, offering live interactive classes with a focus on critical thinking and real-world skills.
- Veritas Scholars Academy – A rigorous classical Christian online school for K–12, with live and self-paced courses rooted in the Omnibus and Great Books approach.
- World Watch News – A daily, subscription-based Christian video news program for tweens and teens, offering current events from a biblical worldview.
Christian homeschool curriculum by subject
The lists below are Christian curriculum companies that do not offer all subjects typically desired. Some companies offer multiple options, while others only specialize in one main subject.
With these lists, you will likely want to piece together curriculum from several companies to create a curriculum with all the subjects desired for a full education.
Note that many of the above listed companies from the all-in-one and online lists also allow you to use only one to two subjects at times. So the lists below do not include all of the options for each subject. For instance, you may want to use Abeka for reading and writing (listed in the all-in-one list above), but Mystery of History for History (listed below under history options). That would absolutely work well!
This is the joy of homeschooling. That you can pick and choose what works for your family! For some help choosing curriculum based on your family’s unique needs, check out this post with 10 easy steps for choosing homeschool curriculum! Free printables included!
Multi-subject options
These companies offer multiple subjects, but not necessarily all the core subjects. You can choose one or several for your kids!
- 7 Sisters Homeschool – Offers literature, writing, psychology, and elective courses for middle and high school, known for a flexible, no-busywork approach that’s ideal for college prep.
- A Reason for Homeschool – Specializes in handwriting, spelling, and science for grades K–8, integrating Scripture and faith-based themes into every lesson.
- Answers in Genesis – Provides Bible, science, and apologetics materials for grades K–12, with a strong Young Earth creationist perspective and visually engaging textbooks.
- Apologia – Offers award-winning science, Bible, and math curriculum for grades K–12, taught from a Biblical worldview with notebooking and hands-on activities.
- Christian Liberty Press – Publishes Bible, language arts, and history materials for grades K–12, often used in traditional or classical Christian education.
- Common Sense Press – A Christian homeschool curriculum for grades K–12, featuring literature-based programs like Learning Language Arts Through Literature and Great Science Adventures, which integrate multiple subjects into cohesive, hands-on lessons designed for ease of use and minimal teacher preparation.
- Dave Ramsey’s Foundations – A popular personal finance curriculum for high school, teaching biblical stewardship, budgeting, and money management.
- DIVE Science – Provides digital science and math courses for grades 7–12, designed to be used alongside Apologia or Saxon with video lectures and auto-graded assignments.
- Guest Hollow – Offers highly engaging, literature-rich science, history, and language arts curricula for grades K–12, with customizable schedules. Not overtly religious.
- Homeschool Legacy – Offers Charlotte Mason-inspired unit studies for grades 2–12, designed for family-style learning with a strong biblical emphasis.
- Horizons – Horizons is a colorful, teacher-led Christian curriculum from AOP for preschool through 12th grade, known for its spiral learning approach and engaging workbooks in math, language arts, and more.
- Living Books Press – A Charlotte Mason-inspired literature and history curriculum for grades K–8, emphasizing spiritual development and narration.
- Memoria Press – Offers classical Christian curriculum for grades K–12, specializing in Latin, logic, literature, and history, with a strong emphasis on traditional education.
- Not Consumed – Offers Bible studies, reading, writing, and electives for grades K–12, with a strong focus on character-building and spiritual growth.
- Positive Action for Christ – Bible curriculum for grades K–12, often used by Christian schools and homeschoolers, focusing on personal application and Scripture study.
- Purposeful Design (ACSI) – Offers Bible and core subject curriculum for grades K–12, developed by the Association of Christian Schools International with traditional structure.
- Summit Ministries – Provides worldview and apologetics curriculum for middle school to college, equipping students to understand and defend the Christian faith.
- The Kingdom Code – A faith-based entrepreneurship and financial literacy program for grades 4–8, teaching students how to run a business and manage money biblically.
- World Watch News – A daily video-based news program for middle and high school, created by Christian journalists to help students understand current events with biblical discernment.
Science options
Here is a list of great science options for Christian homeschoolers. Don’t forget that many of the companies from the all-in-one and online lists above also offer individual science options. But here are great ones to add:
- A Reason for Homeschool – Offers hands-on, Scripture-integrated science curriculum for grades 1–8, with weekly themes that connect science concepts to Bible truths.
- Apologia – A popular K–12 science curriculum taught from a strong biblical worldview, known for its engaging textbook-and-notebook format and in-depth courses.
- Answers in Genesis – Provides science curriculum for grades K–12 with a Young Earth creationist foundation, emphasizing biblical authority and apologetics.
- Berean Builders – Offers science curriculum for grades K–12, created by Dr. Jay Wile with a chronological approach and strong biblical integration.
- DIVE Science – Offers digital science courses for grades 7–12, designed to supplement Apologia or other texts with video instruction and auto-graded assignments.
- Elemental Science – Offers science curriculum for grades K–8, with classical and Charlotte Mason-style options that emphasize experiments and notebooking.
- Exploration Education Science – Provides hands-on, project-based science courses for grades 4–12, including physical science and advanced physics with Christian worldview integration.
- The Good and the Beautiful – Family-style science units for K–8, designed to be used across multiple ages with engaging hands-on activities, beautiful illustrations, and a focus on wonder and simplicity.
- Guest Hollow – Though not overtly religious, this program has literature-rich and engaging science programs for grades K–12, known for their customizable schedules and student-friendly approach.
- Journey Homeschool Academy – Provides video-based science and Bible courses for elementary to high school, with beautiful visuals and hands-on learning.
- My Fun Science – Provides live and recorded online science classes for grades 5–12, taught from a Christian perspective by experienced instructors in subjects like biology, chemistry, and anatomy.
- Noeo Science – A Charlotte Mason-inspired science curriculum for grades K–8, using living books, experiments, and narration with a Christian worldview.
- Novare Science – A mastery-based science curriculum for grades 7–12, integrating math, science, and faith with a classical approach and rigorous standards.
- Purposeful Design (ACSI) – Provides science curriculum for grades K–12, developed by the Association of Christian Schools International, with clear biblical integration and a focus on scientific inquiry and design.
- Science Shepherd – A Christian science curriculum for grades K–12, with video instruction, workbooks, and self-paced options designed by a homeschool dad and doctor.
- The 101 Series – Offers Christian high school science courses like biology, chemistry, and physics through engaging video lessons with optional workbooks.
Language Arts options
The next group of Christian curriculum for homeschoolers is companies that offer language arts options. Don’t forget that many of the companies from the all-in-one and online lists above also offer individual language arts options. But here are some more:
- 7 Sisters Homeschool – Offers middle and high school literature, writing, and grammar curriculum with a Christian worldview, designed to be adaptable, no-busywork, and teen-friendly.
- A Reason for Homeschool – Provides handwriting and spelling curriculum for grades K–6 with Scripture-based content that reinforces biblical truth.
- Christian Liberty Press – Offers phonics, reading, grammar, and writing for grades K–12, with a traditional Christian approach rooted in biblical values.
- Essentials in Writing (EIW) – A video-based writing and grammar program for grades 1–12, providing step-by-step instruction and optional grading services.
- Generations Homeschool – Offers biblically grounded language arts curriculum for grades 1–12, emphasizing worldview formation, strong moral character, and the use of living books and Scripture-rich instruction.
- The Good and the Beautiful – An open-and-go Language Arts curriculum for K–8, combining phonics, grammar, writing, spelling, literature, and art in an integrated, visually appealing format with a gentle approach.
- IEW (Institute for Excellence in Writing) – A structured writing and grammar program for grades K–12, widely respected for its step-by-step teaching method and classical influence.
- Language Arts Together (Homeschool Better Together) – A family-style Christian language arts curriculum for grades K–6, combining phonics, spelling, grammar, and literature into rich, open-and-go units.
- Lightning Literature – Offers literature and writing curriculum for grades 1–12, emphasizing critical thinking and appreciation of great books from a Christian worldview.
- Living Books Press – A Charlotte Mason-inspired language arts and literature program for grades K–8, emphasizing classic living books and gentle instruction from a Christian perspective.
- Memoria Press – Provides classical language arts curriculum for grades K–12, with a strong emphasis on grammar, composition, literature, and Latin, rooted in a traditional Christian worldview.
- Not Consumed – Offers reading and writing resources for elementary through high school, including Bible-based reading comprehension, devotional studies, and homeschool helps.
- Progeny Press – Specializes in Christian literature study guides for grades K–12, designed to build comprehension and biblical thinking through classic and contemporary books.
History options
History options for Chrisitan homeschool curriculum is coming up next! Don’t forget that many of the companies from the all-in-one and online lists above also offer individual (and fabulous!) history options. Check out this next group below.
- Beautiful Feet Books – Specializes in literature-based history for grades K–12, using classic living books and guided lesson plans from a Christian worldview.
- BiblioPlan – A classical, literature-rich history curriculum for grades K–12, integrating Bible, church history, geography, and missions with a strong Christian worldview.
- Campfire Curriculums – Offers family-style unit studies for all ages, focusing on immersive, real-world topics (including history) from a Christian perspective with minimal prep.
- Christian Liberty Press – Provides traditional-style history curriculum for grades K–12, emphasizing providential history and America’s Christian heritage.
- The Curious Historian – A classical history curriculum for grades 3–6 with a biblical worldview, part of the Classical Academic Press family.
- Generations Homeschool – Features history curriculum for grades 1–12, highlighting church history, Christian heroes, and biblical worldview in every era.
- Greenleaf Guides – Literature-based history unit studies for grades 5–12, known for their classical approach and titles like the Famous Men series.
- Homeschool in the Woods – Specializes in hands-on history unit studies and timelines for grades 1–8, known for detailed projects, lapbooks, and biblical worldview connections.
- History Revealed – A multi-sensory, biblical world history curriculum for grades 6–12 by Diana Waring, incorporating audio, music, projects, and narrative storytelling.
- Living Books Press – A Charlotte Mason-style history curriculum for grades K–8, built on classic literature and a biblical foundation, with a gentle approach to learning.
- Memoria Press – Offers classical history curriculum for grades K–12, emphasizing Western civilization, Christian heritage, and mastery through structured content and repetition.
- My Father’s World – Combines unit studies, literature, and Bible for grades K–12, using a chronological history approach and a global missions focus.
- Mystery of History – A chronological, Bible-integrated world history curriculum for grades 4–12, suitable for multi-level teaching and widely loved for its storytelling format.
- Notgrass History – Provides history curriculum for grades 1–12, integrating Bible, literature, and writing from a Christian worldview with beautiful full-color texts.
- Tuttle Twins – Offers books and unit studies for elementary through middle school focused on economics, government, and history from a libertarian, family-values perspective, Not overtly religious.
- TruthQuest History – A literature-rich, biblically-based history curriculum for grades 1–12, guiding students to see God’s hand in history through commentary and book lists.
- Veritas Press – Provides classical, biblically-integrated history curriculum for grades K–12, with a timeline-based structure and interactive self-paced online options.
- WallBuilders – Offers American history resources and curriculum for upper elementary through high school, emphasizing America’s Christian heritage with primary source documents.
- WinterPromise – Blends literature-rich and Charlotte Mason-inspired history for grades K–9, with colorful notebooks, biblical worldview, and optional themed lifestyle learning.
Free Christian homeschool curriculum
Did you know there are several FREE Christian homeschooling programs? Here are a few to check out.
- Ambleside Online – A free Charlotte Mason curriculum for grades K–12 using classic living books and a Christian worldview, with structured weekly schedules and online support.
- Easy Peasy All-in-One Homeschool – A completely free all-in-one online curriculum for grades K–12, created by a Christian mom with a focus on simplicity, biblical values, and independent learning.
- Old Fashioned Education – A free Christian homeschool curriculum for grades K–12, offering a traditional, literature-based education using public domain books and a biblical foundation.
- Plain and Not So Plain – A free Christian curriculum for grades 1–12, offering simple, no-frills workbooks in core subjects, with an emphasis on practical skills, biblical truth, and ease of use for large families.
Accredited Christian curriculum for homeschooling
While using an accredited Christian homeschool program is not at all required for homeschoolers, many still want to do so. Using an accredited option will often have scheduled meetings and assigned work to be completed by specific dates, while some may allow your student to work at their own pace.
These schools can be pricey but offer accreditation and adherence to state standards without being tied to the public system. Accreditation is given when curriculum and your child’s work meets general standards, so the school must more closely monitor these things.
Accreditation shouldn’t matter for most homeschoolers. But it can be helpful if you plan to return to public school. Here is a list of some accredited Christian homeschool curriculum programs.
- Abeka Academy – An accredited video-based homeschool program for K–12, offering rigorous academics from a traditional Christian perspective with structured daily lessons.
- ACE Lighthouse Christian Academy – An accredited mastery-based program for K–12 using self-paced workbooks (PACEs) built on Christian character training and biblical integration.
- BJU Academy of Home Education – An accredited Christian homeschool curriculum for K–12, featuring engaging video lessons, academic excellence, and a biblical worldview across all subjects.
- Enlightium Academy – An accredited online Christian school for PreK–12, offering flexible, teacher-supported coursework with options for advanced placement and counseling services.
- FreedomProject Academy – An accredited classical online school for K–12, grounded in Judeo-Christian values and the U.S. Constitution, with live teacher-led classes.
- Ignite Christian Academy – An accredited online academy from Alpha Omega for 3–12, offering flexible scheduling, a variety of electives, and teacher support through the Monarch platform.
- Logos Online – An accredited classical Christian program for grades 7–12, offering live online courses based on the Trivium, with an emphasis on Latin, logic, and biblical integration.
- Memoria Academy – An accredited classical academy for grades 3–12, offering live and self-paced online courses rooted in the liberal arts and Christian tradition.
- Seton Home Study School – A fully accredited Catholic homeschool program for PreK–12, offering structured academics and thorough religious instruction from a Catholic worldview.
- True North Homeschool Academy – An accredited Christian academy for K–12, offering live online classes, faith-based instruction, and support for special needs and college prep.
- Veritas Scholars Academy – An accredited online classical Christian school for grades K–12, offering live and recorded courses, rigorous academics, and a strong biblical worldview.
Catholic homeschool curriculum options
For Catholic families that want some options that are more specific to your faith, there are options for you! Check out this list below!
- Catholic Heritage Curricula – A gentle, faith-filled Catholic curriculum for PreK–12, known for its beautiful design, family-friendly approach, and strong religious integration.
- Homeschool Connections – A Catholic online platform for middle and high school, offering both live and recorded courses taught by subject experts.
- Mother of Divine Grace – A Catholic homeschool program for PreK–12 offering classical education rooted in Church teachings with flexible lesson plans and support from Catholic consultants.
- Seton Home Study School – A fully accredited Catholic homeschool program for PreK–12, known for its structured curriculum, strong doctrinal content, and academic rigor.
Charlotte Mason inspired (Lit-based) options
Charlotte Mason was an educator from the turn of the 20th century. One of her main philosophies is to encourage the use of good books for learning. So this list of literature-based options can be great for those holding to her style of education.
Read: Top literature-based homeschool curriculum options
Now keep in mind that many of these will not hold to all of her philosophies, that is why I have used words like literature-based and inspired for some.
Either way, this list of Christian homeschool curriculum options is stellar!
- A Gentle Feast – A Charlotte Mason-inspired curriculum for grades 1–12, offering open-and-go plans organized in four-year history cycles using rich literature and narration.
- Ambleside Online – A free, rigorous Charlotte Mason curriculum for grades 1–12, offering detailed reading schedules, rich literary selections, and a classical Christian worldview.
- Beautiful Feet Books – A literature-based Christian curriculum for K–12, known for its themed study guides (especially in history and character), rooted in living books and gentle learning.
- Five in a Row – A unit study program primarily for PreK–3rd grade, using picture books to explore language arts, history, science, and art with optional Christian content.
- Guest Hollow – A creative, literature-rich curriculum provider offering unique subject-specific courses for elementary through high school, with customizable schedules and optional Christian content.
- Living Books Press – A Charlotte Mason-style Christian curriculum for grades K–8, emphasizing high-quality literature and gentle, developmentally appropriate learning.
- Queen Homeschool – A Charlotte Mason-inspired Christian curriculum for grades K–12, offering relaxed, workbook-based instruction in language arts, Bible, and more.
- Simply Charlotte Mason – A Charlotte Mason-based curriculum for grades 1–12, offering flexible family-style learning plans built around living books, narration, and habit training.
- Sonlight – A literature-based Christian curriculum for Preschool–12, built around historical timelines and living books with a global missions focus.
- The Good and the Beautiful – A gentle curriculum for PreK–8, offering open-and-go lessons with a focus on beauty, simplicity, and wholesome content.
- The Peaceful Press – A gentle preschool and early elementary curriculum for ages 2–8, inspired by Charlotte Mason and Montessori methods, built around picture books and family connection.
Classical Christian homeschool curriculum
Classical Christian homeschool curriculum options will emphasize the liberal arts and classic traditions of education. They are often rigorous, and include subjects like latin and rhetoric. There are quite a few options for this category, here is the list:
- Classical Conversations – A Christian classical program for K–12 built around community-based learning with weekly meetings and a structured Trivium approach (grammar, dialectic, rhetoric).
- Logos Press – A classical Christian curriculum from the founders of the Classical Christian School movement, offering resources for PreK–12 with a strong biblical worldview and Latin instruction.
- Memoria Press – A well-known classical Christian curriculum for K–12, known for its structured, traditional academics, strong Latin program, and straightforward lesson plans.
- Tapestry of Grace – A Christian classical unit-study curriculum for grades K–12, organized in four-year history cycles and designed for family-style learning across multiple ages.
- Veritas Press – A classical Christian curriculum for K–12, offering a rich selection of live online courses and self-paced options with a rigorous biblical worldview.
- Veritas Scholars Academy – The online school of Veritas Press, offering live and self-paced classical Christian courses for grades K–12, with accreditation and college-prep focus.
Family-style and Unit Studies
This category of Christian homeschool curriculum includes two styles – options that incorporate all or most subjects into learning with one overall topic (unit studies) or encourage teaching all ages of kids using one overall curriculum (family-style). Some of these curricula are both family-style and unit studies, while others are only one or the other.
This style of Christian curriculum can greatly simplify homeschooling for families with multiple kids, and will help increase the family bond as well. Here are a few options for homeschooling with Christian curriculum in this style:
- Learning Adventures – A Christian unit study curriculum for grades 4–8, combining history, language arts, science, and Bible into a literature-rich, hands-on program.
- Campfire Curriculums – A faith-based, interest-led unit study curriculum for PreK–12, designed for the whole family with real-world, adventure-style themes and no prep required.
- Five in a Row – A gentle, literature-based unit study for PreK–3rd grade, using beloved picture books as springboards into multi-subject learning with optional Christian content.
- Gather ‘Round Homeschool – A Christian, all-in-one unit study program for PreK–12, designed for families to learn together with rotating topics and leveled workbooks per child.
- The Good and the Beautiful – Family-style science units for K–8, designed to be used across multiple ages with engaging hands-on activities, beautiful illustrations, and a focus on wonder and simplicity.
- Heart of Dakota – A Christ-centered, family-style curriculum for Preschool–12, combining Charlotte Mason, classical, and unit study methods with open-and-go daily guides.
- Homeschool Better Together – A Christian family-style curriculum for Preschool–middle school, featuring “Wonder Studies” unit studies, family language arts, and open-ended learning invitations.
- Homeschool Legacy – A Christian unit study curriculum for grades 2–12, designed as “once-a-week” studies with options to help earn Boy Scout and AHG badges.
- KONOS – A pioneering Christian unit study curriculum for K–8, focused on character traits and hands-on activities across subjects in a highly immersive format.
- My Father’s World – A Christian curriculum for Preschool–12, combining Charlotte Mason, unit study, and classical methods, with family-style learning through themed units in early years.
- Trail Guide to Learning – A literature-based, all-in-one unit study curriculum for grades 3–8, covering history, science, geography, and language arts in an integrated family-style format.
- The Peaceful Press – A gentle, Christian unit study curriculum for Preschool–early elementary, inspired by Charlotte Mason and Montessori, built around picture books and family rhythms.
- Winter Promise – A Christian, literature-rich unit study curriculum for grades K–8, offering themed programs with engaging activities, living books, and optional digital resources.
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Conclusion
With so many Christian homeschool curriculum options available today, it can feel overwhelming to sort through them all and figure out what’s right for your family. That’s why I’ve gathered and organized this list – to give you a clear, helpful starting point. Whether you’re looking for an all-in-one program, subject-specific resources, online options, free programs, or accredited choices, I hope this guide makes it easier to explore what fits your unique family’s needs and values.
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