The courses of study available are appropriate for each level listed.
The best sequence is determined by each student’s individual abilities and interests. Each study generally takes one school year to complete, with the following two exceptions. The Early American History for the primary level can take two years when taught in the early elementary years. The U.S. and World History study is a two-year course.

Primary K-3rd Grade

Early American History/Primary (K-3rd grade)

History of the Horse (2nd-6th grade)

Teaching Character/Primary (K-3rd grade)

4th Grade

Early American History (Primary or Intermediate)

Ancient History/Intermediate (4th-8th grade)

History of the Horse (2nd-6th grade)

History of Science (3rd-7th grade)

Geography through Literature (3rd-7th grade)

History of Classical Music (5th-8th grade)

History of California (4th-6th grade)

Teaching Character Through Literature/Intermediate (4th-6th grade)

5th-6th Grade

Early American History Intermediate (5th-6th grade)

Ancient History/Intermediate (4th-8th grade)

History of the Horse (2nd-6th grade)

History of Science (3rd-7th grade)

Geography through Literature (3rd-7th grade)

History of Classical Music (4th-8th grade)

History of California (4th-6th grade)

Teaching Character Through Literature/Intermediate (4th-6th grade)

Junior High 7th-8th Grade

Early American and World History (7th-9th grade)

Ancient History Jr. High (4th-8th grade)

Medieval History Junior High (7th-8th grade)

History of Classical Music (4th-8th grade)

Senior High 9th-12th Grade

Early American and World History (7th-9th grade)

Medieval History Sr. High (9th-12th grade)

Ancient History (10th-12th grade)

US and World History Sr. High Pt I & II (10th-12th grade)

US and World History Sr. High Pt III & IV (10th-12th grade)