The minimum age for lower grammar courses is 6. Recommended for 1st - 4th graders. 
​​The minimum age for upper grammar courses is 9. Recommended for 4th - 6th graders who are independent readers. 

Integrated Courses

Based on the award-winning Tapestry of Grace ​classical homeschool curriculum, Lucerna Academy provides a classical Christian education using an integrated unit study approach, with the history of the world as the core organizational theme. Rather than studying subjects independently, students study the literature, geography, fine art, philosophy, and worldview of a people as they also study the history of that people, making rich connections and achieving a deeper understanding.
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Where do we start? If you are new to integrated education, you are welcome to jump in with any of our four year plans.
​Do we have to enroll in all the classes for the year plan? No. You may choose any class you like. 

YEAR 1: The Ancient World
Year 1 Fall Literature Module
Year 1 Winter Literature Module
​Year 1 Spring Literature Module
Year 1 Upper Grammar Fine Arts 

​YEAR 2: Medieval to Modern
Year 2 Fall Literature Module
Year 2 Winter Literature Module
​Year 2 Spring Literature Module
Year 2 Upper Grammar Fine Arts ​

YEAR 3: The Nineteenth Century
Year 3 Fall Literature Module
Year 3 Winter Literature Module
​Year 3 Spring Literature Module
Year 3 Upper Grammar Fine Arts 

YEAR 4: The Twentieth Century & Beyond
Year 4 Fall Literature Module
Year 4 Winter Literature Module
​Year 4 Spring Literature Module
Year 4 Upper Grammar Fine Arts 

Traditional (Non-integrated) Courses

Our non-integrated courses allow your students to receive a deep understanding of the material from a biblical worldview without the parallel studies requirements of our integrated courses. 

Writing & Grammar
Writing and Grammar: Level 1
Writing and Grammar: Level 2

Science
Earth Science
​Jr. Coding (Lower Grammar)
Fun With Coding (Upper Grammar)

Electives
Vocabulary From Classical Roots 4

Save Money on
​Living Books

We help you manage the expense of getting the wonderful living books that our discussion courses use by providing you with a recommended book lists that identifies which weeks the books are used, so you will know which books you should purchase and which books you might be able to borrow from your library system.
To save time and money, visit Bookshelf Central to purchase all the recommended books at a discounted price.