Where faith & learning take root
Reading, math, and logic — integrated, structured, and built on Scripture from the ground up. One system, K through 5, for homeschools, microschools, and Christian families.
Four complete learning paths
Each program has its own sequence, real books, and interior previews. Choose the curriculum you need here; supporting lessons and print-ready resources follow below.
Faith Readers · Complete reading sequence
Six complete student textbooks carry children through a clear K–5 reading path. Each grade includes four practical quarter editions, substantial interior previews, and a complete teaching guide that can be read online.
Explore the reading sequence
Faith Readers · Advanced phonics
Six self-paced levels move from letter recognition and first sounds through blends, digraphs, long vowels, vowel teams, and advanced patterns. Families can inspect the complete first workbook and teaching guide in every level.
Explore the advanced phonics path
Faith Readers · Handwriting
Ten sequential workbooks develop readiness strokes, lowercase and uppercase formation, connections, spacing, sentence mechanics, Scripture copywork, and confident everyday writing.
Explore the cursive sequence
Faith Thinkers · Traditional arithmetic & logic
A structured K–5 mathematics sequence develops computation, number relationships, patterns, measurement, geometry, and reasoning through finished student texts and purposeful practice.
Explore the math curriculumMy daughter has been using the reading and math materials and she actually likes them. Not every single page, because she is still a kid, but she does not complain nearly as much as she did with other work. The lessons are clear, the pages are nice without being covered in cartoons, and I can tell she is actually learning instead of just getting through a worksheet.
Supporting lessons & printables
Use these alongside the curriculum or on their own for focused practice, reading, weekly lessons, Bible learning, and family discipleship.
Printable K–5 worksheets — reading, math, phonics, and handwriting, sorted by grade and subject. The full library opens with All Access.
Browse worksheets Reading & FluencyOriginal decodable readers a child can truly read, K–5 — Bible heroes and virtues as the content. Sample readers to print in every grade.
Browse decodable readers Weekly PathA week-by-week reading rhythm: daily lessons, readers, and preceptor guides for every grade.
See the weekly path OriginalsPrintable Bible games, missionary stories, nature studies, and Bible-story pages. Samples to start; full sets with All Access.
Browse the collections Faith at HomeScripture cards, reading plans, certificates, Bible charts, posters, and practical family guides.
Explore the printables Read & StudyComplete new-believer and growing-deeper lessons for personal study, families, classes, and small groups.
Open the study guidesThere is a lot more on this site than I expected. We have used the Bible games, printable activities, prayer resources, and some of the family guides along with the schoolwork. I keep finding things that are actually useful, not just another cute printable that gets used once and thrown away.
Choose the next useful step
Start with the task in front of you. Each tool explains what it creates, how long it takes, and whether membership is needed.
Use guided checks when you need help choosing a level or deciding what comes next.
Find a starting pointMake copywork, Scripture cards, or a custom workbook for the lesson in front of you.
See creation toolsFind practical support for prayer, Scripture, and everyday routines at home.
Explore family toolsAll phonics groups are free, with multiple open grammar and math levels.
The difference
Lessons follow a clear sequence, but children move forward through demonstrated skill rather than an inflexible calendar. Placement tools, cumulative review, and additional practice help each learner begin at the right point and progress with confidence.
Scripture is not a decorative addition. Biblical truth, memory verses, Christian character, and faith-rooted content are carried through reading, writing, mathematics, practice, and family resources.
Student books, teaching guides, weekly plans, answer keys, interior previews, and print-ready practice give adults a clear understanding of what to teach, how to teach it, and what comes next.
I appreciate that the materials are not full of cartoon characters and random distractions. My child does not need to be entertained every second in order to learn. These pages still look good, but they look like schoolwork. That was honestly one of the first things I noticed.
By the numbers
Browse and print openly, or open the whole library for your household.
Free, no signup — a sample in every topic, protected previews of the whole library, the parent tools, and the learning games.
Start browsingThe complete K–5 library — every grade and every child in your household — plus the Member Workspace.
Hidden in the heart
Flip each card to reveal today’s verse. Come back daily for new passages.
“Train up a child in the way he should go; even when he is old he will not depart from it.”
— Proverbs 22:6“Your word is a lamp for my feet, a light on my path.”
— Psalm 119:105“The Lord gives wisdom; from his mouth come knowledge and understanding.”
— Proverbs 2:6“I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.”
— Philippians 4:13A printable gift for your family
Print two NKJV starter sets—First Verses and God’s Promises—with self-test backs and a simple guide for using one verse at a time.
