Christian Light

07/27/2026

07/22/2026

This new third-grade course leads students to study health and safety, learn how body systems work, and glorify God in their bodies, which are His!

Visit our website to view sample pages and read all the lesson topics in the course scope and sequence: christianlight.org/curriculum/by-grade/grade-3/science

07/20/2026

By the time students reach their teenage years, they have typically encountered a handful of topics that interest them. Sometimes this leads to a hope of pursuing a specific line of work, such as teaching, engineering, or carpentry, but usually, most students are still searching. That’s okay!

Teenagers may not realize that their hobbies and interests could point to a future calling. High school electives help clarify these pursuits and serve as preparation for decisions that lie ahead.



PURSUE INTERESTS

Every child is drawn to something. Sometimes a simple interest can be deepened into a field of study. For instance, a curiosity about woodworking can be broadened into a foundation for future work in carpentry, cabinetry, or residential construction. An interest in math could lead to a career in accounting or engineering.



DISCOVER ABILITIES

While some people seem to be “naturals” at specific skills, most excellence is the result of intentional practice. High school electives offer a structured way to hone these skills and uncover abilities.



EXPLORE NEW AREAS OF STUDY

There is a vast world of study beyond the core subjects of grade school. High school is the perfect season to explore ideas and skills that will serve as assets in adulthood. Whether gaining practical life skills, expanding a worldview, or opening a career path, electives introduce students to possibilities they might not have considered.



Electives are more than a way to gain credits for graduation, and they don’t have to lead to a career. They are a wonderful way to provide your student with a well-rounded perspective, equipping them with a diverse skill set and an understanding of how their giftings and interests can help them serve their community.

07/16/2026

⭐ NEW RELEASE!

In this sequel to Something to Crow About, Jeremiah Shank’s daydreams carry him far from math facts and missed recesses to a land where he can be anyone or anything. Will Jerry’s Wild Ride race on, or will he rein in his imagination and learn to face his problems? Illustrated in color.

Order your copy here: https://christianlight.org/jerrys-wild-ride

07/10/2026

⭐ NEW RELEASE!

As the youngest in the family, Ronny thinks life would be much better with a playmate. A pet pig, for example. If he had a pet, and if he didn’t have to go to school, Ronny would be happy. With encouragement from Daddy, Grampy’s help with his homework, and Grammy’s funny sayings, Ronny learns to be patient and enjoy life’s blessings. He is delighted with the best pet of all.

Order your copy here: https://christianlight.org/midnight-medicine

07/10/2026

⭐ NEW RELEASE!

Anthony doesn’t always like being the youngest in his family. But he doesn’t mind when Dad says, “This is Anthony, the end of the string.” When Anthony turns six, Mom makes a cake that looks like a pile of dirt for Anthony’s loader to scoop up. She calls it a conscience cake. Anthony can have as much cake as his conscience allows. How many scoops should he take? Third in a series of books about friends who attend the Trillium Christian Church and School.

06/29/2026

Social Studies combines history, stories, and cultural details into an interesting and informative subject for all ages. These courses study people and places, past and present, helping students develop curiosity about the world at large and gain an understanding of the rich diversity found in other cultures, times, and locations.

Explore Christian Light Social studies courses: christianlight.org/shop-curriculum/by-subject/social-studies

06/15/2026

The Bible teaches that God cares about how we use the money and resources He has given us. This course, based on the textbook Personal Finance, teaches high school students how to manage money wisely without letting it become their master. The first seven units cover personal and family finances. The last three units introduce business principles and finance. Learn more about this new course: christianlight.org/personalfinance