Grades 6 to 8, twenty-two courses

A Christian homeschool curriculum for middle school, grades 6 to 8

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Yes, there is a Christian homeschool curriculum for middle school: Letters & Devotion lists 22 courses for grades 6 to 8, with a King James Bible course each year, math, science, English and social studies for every grade, and Spanish, Health, music, art, PE, practical arts and research literacy alongside them.

The core, grade by grade

Grade 6: Bible: How to Read the Bible, and the Life of Christ; Ratios, Relationships, and the Number System; Earth and Space Systems (9 units); Reading, Reasoning, and Writing; and The Ancient World: Peoples, Power, and Place. Grade 7: Bible: Acts to Revelation; Mathematics 7; Life Science (9 units); Reading Arguments, Writing Positions; and World Geography and the Medieval World, 500-1500 CE. Grade 8: Bible: The Old Testament Read Through the New; Pre-Algebra: Foundations for Algebra I; Physical Science (8 units); Structure, Irony, and Argument; and United States History to Reconstruction, with Civics. Apart from the Bible courses (4 units) and the 9-unit science courses in grades 6 and 7, each is 8 units.

Beyond the core

Empecemos, Spanish for Middle School (4 units) and Home Base: Practical Arts and Life Skills (3 units) are for grades 6-8, and so is Physical Education (4 units), which is off screen with a weekly plan. Listed at grade 7 are Finding, Judging, and Using Information: Research Literacy for the Web Era (3 units), Health for Middle School (6 units), Listening Across Cultures: An Introduction to Music Appreciation (4 units) and Seeing and Making: An Introduction to Visual Art (4 units).

Two choices a family makes at signup

The grade 6 and grade 7 science courses carry the Creation units, which teach six-day creation and a young earth. At signup you choose whether evolution is taught alongside creation, as what mainstream science says (Life Science 7 is where it appears), or never shown, and whether sex education is none, puberty only, or puberty plus marriage, purity and abstinence.

Standards, pace and records

Math and English follow the Common Core State Standards and science follows NGSS. Every module is mastery paced, so proving a skill early unlocks the next one the same day, and a child can be at a different level in different subjects. Hours log per course and the transcript works out grades from mastery.

What this is not

Music, art and Health are each a single course listed at grade 7 (Health for Middle School, Listening Across Cultures, Seeing and Making), not a separate course for each of grades 6, 7 and 8. Read the units to see how they fit a sixth or eighth grader.
Spanish is the only world language here, and Home Base and Research Literacy are short courses of 3 units each. There is no separate middle school computer science course; that appears in grade 10.
Clara is an artificial intelligence, not a human tutor, and lessons run roughly 30 to 50 minutes per subject on screen. It is not accredited and does not issue a diploma.

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What we collect from your child: the first name and sign-in you choose, their answers, time on lessons and progress, and their chat with Clara. Used to run the lessons, build their transcript and show you how they are doing.
Who else handles it: Anthropic writes Clara's replies from the chat, the lesson and your child's first name. OpenAI turns lesson text and Clara's replies into the read-aloud voice. Spoken answers are turned into text on our own server and never sent anywhere. Our email provider sends you reports. Nobody sells your child's data or uses it for anything else.
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Questions parents ask

Is there a Christian pre-algebra course for 8th grade?

Yes. Pre-Algebra: Foundations for Algebra I is an 8-unit course for grade 8 that follows the Common Core State Standards, and Algebra I follows at grade 9.

Does the middle school curriculum include a foreign language?

Yes. Empecemos, Spanish for Middle School is a 4-unit course for grades 6-8. In high school, Spanish I and Spanish II are 5 units each.

Does middle school science teach creation?

Yes. The grade 6 and grade 7 science courses include Creation units. Evolution is taught alongside, as what mainstream science says, only if the family chooses it at signup.

What are Home Base and Research Literacy?

Home Base: Practical Arts and Life Skills is a 3-unit course for grades 6-8. Finding, Judging, and Using Information: Research Literacy for the Web Era is a 3-unit course listed at grade 7. Every unit and objective is published, so you can read what each one covers.

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