Curated guide

Best Christian Language Arts Curriculum

12 curricula in this guide

Christian language arts programs range from all-in-one courses that fold phonics, grammar, writing, and literature into a single daily lesson to classical programs that treat each skill as its own discipline. The right pick depends mostly on how much you want combined versus separated.

The Good and the Beautiful is the everything-in-one-book option, and its free PDF levels make it the easiest to try. Memoria Press brings the classical approach with careful grammar, Latin roots, and rich literature guides. BJU Press offers a full traditional K-12 English line, and Heart of Dakota weaves language arts through a Charlotte Mason program. See the complete list below.

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The Good and the Beautiful

Featured

Charlotte Mason-inspired, open-and-go curriculum with integrated subjects and beautiful design. Free PDF downloads available for Language Arts and Math K-8.

PreK K–2 3–5 6–8 9–12

$0–$124/grade

Memoria Press

Classical Christian curriculum with a strong emphasis on Latin, memorization, and the liberal arts. Highly organized with complete grade-level packages and optional online academy classes.

PreK K–2 3–5 6–8 9–12

$235–$914/year

BJU Press

Comprehensive traditional Christian curriculum with optional professional video instruction (Distance Learning). Rigorous academics with critical thinking emphasis across all subjects K4-12.

PreK K–2 3–5 6–8 9–12

$600–$1500/year

Heart of Dakota

Charlotte Mason-influenced Christian unit study curriculum with detailed daily plans and a screen-free philosophy. Fourteen program levels span ages 2-18 using living books and hands-on activities.

PreK K–2 3–5 6–8 9–12

$107–$1500/year

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Easy Peasy All-in-One Homeschool

Featured

Free, complete online Christian homeschool curriculum covering PreK-12 with daily lessons assembled from curated internet resources. The most accessible entry point for families with no curriculum budget.

PreK K–2 3–5 6–8 9–12

$0–$100/year

The Good and the Beautiful

Featured

Charlotte Mason-inspired, open-and-go curriculum with integrated subjects and beautiful design. Free PDF downloads available for Language Arts and Math K-8.

PreK K–2 3–5 6–8 9–12

$0–$124/grade

Veritas Press

Featured

Rigorous classical Christian curriculum offering three learning models: parent-taught, self-paced online, and live online classes. Known for the Omnibus Great Books program at the upper levels.

K–2 3–5 6–8 9–12

$249–$749/year

Abeka

Pensacola Christian College

Highly structured traditional Christian curriculum with daily lesson plans, heavy drill and review, and optional filmed-classroom video instruction. One of the most comprehensive K4-12 programs available.

PreK K–2 3–5 6–8 9–12

$450–$1884/year

BJU Press

Comprehensive traditional Christian curriculum with optional professional video instruction (Distance Learning). Rigorous academics with critical thinking emphasis across all subjects K4-12.

PreK K–2 3–5 6–8 9–12

$600–$1500/year

Classical Conversations

Classical Christian education combining weekly in-person community meetings with at-home study. Memory work, Socratic discussion, and the trivium model structure a unique hybrid program.

PreK K–2 3–5 6–8 9–12

$700–$2000/year

Compass Classroom

Streaming video classical Christian curriculum with engaging master teachers. Features Visual Latin (the flagship), history, writing, literature, science, and more.

3–5 6–8 9–12

$490–$890/year

Heart of Dakota

Charlotte Mason-influenced Christian unit study curriculum with detailed daily plans and a screen-free philosophy. Fourteen program levels span ages 2-18 using living books and hands-on activities.

PreK K–2 3–5 6–8 9–12

$107–$1500/year

Master Books

New Leaf Publishing Group

Affordable Charlotte Mason-inspired Christian curriculum with open-and-go daily lesson plans. Known for gentle pacing, beautiful design, and young-earth creation science integration.

PreK K–2 3–5 6–8 9–12

$40–$350/grade

Memoria Press

Classical Christian curriculum with a strong emphasis on Latin, memorization, and the liberal arts. Highly organized with complete grade-level packages and optional online academy classes.

PreK K–2 3–5 6–8 9–12

$235–$914/year

Schoolhouse Teachers

The Old Schoolhouse

Christian all-access homeschool curriculum platform with 400+ courses, lesson plans, recordkeeping, and transcripts. One flat fee per family covers unlimited students.

PreK K–2 3–5 6–8 9–12

$389–$476/year

Sonlight

Sonlight Curriculum

Literature-based Christian curriculum built around parent-led read-alouds and high-quality living books. All-Subjects Packages provide a full year of instruction across multiple subjects.

PreK K–2 3–5 6–8 9–12

$250–$700/year

Common questions

Frequently asked

How is Scripture used in Christian language arts programs?

Usually as content for the skill being taught: copywork passages, dictation, memory work, and reading selections. Some programs go further and build the literature study around explicitly Christian works. The grammar and composition instruction itself is generally the same as anywhere else.

Do Christian language arts programs teach grammar thoroughly?

Several are known specifically for rigorous, systematic grammar, including classical Christian programs that treat grammar as a foundational stage. As with any program, check how much writing instruction is included, since strong grammar and weak composition is a common combination across the whole market.

What literature do Christian programs typically assign?

Often a mix of classic literature, historical fiction, and works with explicit Christian themes, with more attention to authors such as Lewis and Tolkien. Reading lists are usually published. Look at the actual list rather than the description, since programs vary widely in how much of the canon they include.

Are these programs suitable for a struggling reader?

Judge them on whether the phonics is explicit and systematic, the same standard you would apply anywhere. Some faith-based programs use structured literacy methods well, and others assume reading develops through exposure. The worldview label does not predict which.

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