Best Christian Homeschool Curriculum
"Christian curriculum" covers a wide range in practice — some programs weave faith lightly through literature and history, others build every subject including math around a specific denominational worldview. The summaries below call out where a program is more devotional versus more academic-with-a-Christian-lens, so you can match the intensity to what your family actually wants.
- Ease 4/5
- Parent Time 4/5
- Value 4/5
The default recommendation in most Christian homeschool circles for science, explicitly young-earth creationist.
- Rigor 4/5
- Ease 4/5
- Parent Time 4/5
Traditional textbook-and-workbook Christian curriculum, also available as a flat-rate video school if you'd rather not teach it directly.
- Rigor 4/5
- Ease 4/5
- Value 4/5
Narrative history with primary sources rather than a dry textbook, aimed at middle and high schoolers, Christian worldview throughout.
- Value 5/5
- Engagement 4/5
- Flexibility 4/5
Faith-inflected but not denominational, big on character formation and real books over worksheets.
- Rigor 4/5
- Ease 4/5
- Parent Time 4/5
Classical, chronological, and explicitly Christian, with a live online academy option if you want real classmates and a real teacher.
- Value 5/5
- Rigor 4/5
- Ease 4/5
Budget-friendly and highly structured — small workbook units a student finishes and moves past, one at a time.