Classical Academic Press Charter School 2024 Catalog

PUBLIC & CHARTER SCHOOL EDITION

2024

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Table of Contents 8

Latin

Song School Latin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Latin for Children . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Latin Alive! .

Alive! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Additional Latin Resources .

Resources . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

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Writing

Writing & Rhetoric .

Rhetoric . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 Mapping Your Senior Thesis .

Thesis . . . . . . . . . . . 35

The Discovery of Deduction . . . . . . . . . . . . 58 Everyday Debate and Discussion .

Discussion . . . . . . . . . 59

Rhetoric

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Rhetoric Alive! .

Alive! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62

Literature Guides

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Walking to Wisdom .

Wisdom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64

Poetry

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The Art of Poetry .

Poetry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65

Well-Ordered Language .

Language . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39

More Languages

History

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Spanish . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69 Spanish .

French . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73 French

Grammar

The Curious Historian .

Historian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 Humanitas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 Humanitas

Science

Logic

Classical Resources

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Logic: Where to Start .

Start . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56 The Art of Argument . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57

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r eetings to you from Camp Hill, PA

Thomas Aquinas says, “Better to illuminate than merely to shine, to deliver to others contemplated truths than merely to contemplate.” One way to illuminate something is to go to its source, to learn the cause or origin of that thing in order to understand it well. In Latin, this concept of going to the source is summarized in the phrase ad fontes, which means “to the fountains” or “to the springs.”

Going Ad Fontes with Humanitas When it comes to building a history or humane letters curriculum, we try to follow this same pattern and go to the sources—the primary sources—as soon as students are ready. Humanitas is our upper-school humane letters curriculum, each year of which includes 100 curated and annotated primary source readings, enhanced with images of full-color, period-specific paintings, artifacts, and architecture. See page 52 for more information.

Growing in Virtue with The Curious Historian We are also elated to release our third year of history curriculum for elementary and middle school students. The Curious Historian series goes ad fontes in age-appropriate ways while presenting history as an ongoing human story that cultivates wisdom as students encounter various examples of virtue and vice. Each semester-long, full-color text features images of artwork, artifacts, and architecture of the covered time period. See page 47 for more information.

This year we are also excited to be releasing: • That’s a Fallacy!: This pithy and enjoyable introduction to the informal fallacies is written for parents and adults who want to master the art of debate and discussion.

• Latin Alive! Book 1 Revised Edition: Implementing nearly ten years of feedback and ideas for enhancement, we have refreshed this superb Latin book designed for upper-school students.

• The CLT Student Guide: Classical Academic Press is now the publisher of the official CLT Student Guide, the essential study guide for the CLT and CLT10 exams.

• The Justice Reader: This collection of 50 primary source readings, created in partnership with the Classic Learning Test, explores the cardinal virtue of justice. This reader can supplement any humanities class but doubles as good practice for the CLT. • The Good Teacher: This book on the timeless principles of classical pedagogy focuses not on discrete techniques of teaching, but rather on those principles that inform and select techniques, setting the teacher free to know what to teach, as well as when and how.

We are grateful to be a thriving company in the midst of the growing renewal of classical education. Thank you for your partnership with us as we all strive to bring the best education we can to our families and communities, both in the United States and abroad.

Pax, Christopher A. Perrin CEO & Publisher

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Classical Academic Press Curriculum Chart

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The Scholé Approach

Our goal is to provide you with robust, engaging content to use throughout your students’ classical K–12 journey.

Review the following chart by grade to see a full list of everything CAP has to offer for you and your students as you pursue a classical and restful education.

Lower-Grammar Stage (K–2nd) Kindergarten

1st Grade

2nd Grade

Latin

Song School Latin Book 1 p . 12

Song School Latin Book 1 p . 12

Integrated Language

Song School Spanish Book 1 p . 69

Song School Spanish Book 1 p . 69

Upper-Grammar Stage (3rd–6th) 3rd Grade Latin Integrated Language

4th Grade

5th Grade

6th Grade

Song School Latin Book 2 p . 13

Latin for Children A p . 16

Latin for Children B p . 17

Latin for Children C p . 18

Song School Spanish Book 2 p . 70

Spanish for Children A p . 71

Spanish for Children A p . 71

Spanish for Children B . 72 p

French for Children A p . 73

French for Children A p . 73

French for Children B p . 74

Reasoning & Reading: Level One p . 56

Reasoning & Reading: Level One p . 56

Reasoning & Reading: Level Two p . 56

Logic

Reasoning & Reading: Level Two p . 56

Rhetoric

Writing & Rhetoric Books 1–2 p . 29

Writing & Rhetoric Books 3–4 p . 30

Writing & Rhetoric Books 5–6 p . 31

Writing & Rhetoric Books 7–8 p . 32

Grammar

Well-Ordered Language 1A–1B p . 39

Well-Ordered Language 2A–2B p . 40

Well-Ordered Language 3A–3B p . 41

Well-Ordered Language 4A–4B p . 42

The Curious Historian 1A–1B p . 47

The Curious Historian 2A–2B p . 48

History

Dialectic & Rhetoric Stage (7th–12th) 7th Grade

8th Grade

Latin Alive! Book 1 p . 21

Latin Alive! Book 2 p . 22

Latin Alive! Book 3 p . 23

The Art of Argument p . 57

The Discovery of Deduction p . 58

Everyday Debate & Discussion p . 59

Rhetoric

Writing & Rhetoric Books 9–10 p . 33

Writing & Rhetoric Book 11 p . 34

The Art of Poetry p . 65

History

The Curious Historian 3A–3B p . 49

Science

Physical Science p . 76

Planet Earth p. 77

Introductory Principles in Physics or Accelerated Studies in Physics and Chemistry p. 78

Latin Logic

10th Grade Latin Rhetoric

12th Grade

Latin Alive! Reader p . 23

Latin Alive! Reader p .23

Latin Alive! Reader p . 23

Rhetoric Alive! Book 1 p . 62

Rhetoric Alive! Book 1 p . 62

Rhetoric Alive! Senior Thesis p . 63

Rhetoric Alive! Senior Thesis p . 63

History Science

11th Grade

9th Grade

Accelerated Chemistry p . 79

Humanitas: History of America 1 & 2 p . 52

Humanitas: Greece and Rome p . 53

Principles of Chemistry p . 80

Physics: Modeling Nature p . 81

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Study Latin First

L AT I N

10 Reasons to Choose Latin as Your Primary Foreign Language

by Dr. Christopher Perrin There are countless benefits to studying Latin—indeed, it is no wonder that Latin has been a required subject in schools for centuries! You will likely find that the study of Latin brings life to your students’ learning and becomes a silver key that opens a dozen different doors to many fascinating paths. Here is a list of the top 10 reasons to choose Latin as your students’ primary foreign language.

1. B ecoming Multilingual: Latin never truly died, but rather evolved into French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, and Romanian (the Romance languages). About 90 percent of the vocabulary of these languages comes from Latin. To learn Latin is therefore to begin a study of 6 languages at once.

2. E nglish Vocabulary and Grammar: Studying Latin aids students in mastering English. Since 50 percent of all English words are derived from Latin—along with 80–90 percent of all polysyllabic words—students will greatly expand their vocabulary. The regular grammar of Latin is also ideal for aiding the learning of English grammar or the grammar of many other languages.

3. P rofessions: Latin prepares students for many important professions that are steeped in Latin terms and phrases or in English words derived from Latin. These career fields include law, medicine, science, music, theology, philosophy, art, and literature.

4. W riting and Reading: The increased vocabulary and understanding of grammar gained by studying Latin enables students to write and read with greater ease and clarity.

5. E nglish Literature: Latin grants students a deeper understanding of English literature prior to 1950, much of which is replete with references and citations in Latin.

6. H istory: The study of Latin and its history and influence helps students to more fully understand and appreciate the Roman Empire, which has had profound and continuing effects on Western civilization.

7. G reat Literature and Art: Latin enables students to enjoy some of the most influential literature in the world—in the original language. Learning Latin well enough to read original Latin works is an attainable skill that imparts great satisfaction and enjoyment. Additionally, great works of art and monuments all over the world are frequently graced with Latin.

8. E ducational Virtues: The study of Latin is an ongoing practice in linguistic puzzle-solving that generally helps students to become close and thoughtful readers and writers. Many scholars believe it also hones the mental faculties, cultivating careful analysis and attention.

9. P leasure: Deciphering the “secret code” of Latin and learning how to puzzle-solve, see the meanings behind words, and read great authors in their own tongue are pleasures that will last students a lifetime.

10. S imultaneous Learning: As you can see, studying Latin is a way of performing advanced study in multiple subject areas simultaneously. It is a master art that enables students, in turn, to master other skills and other subjects.

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SONG SCHOOL LATIN

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Song School Latin makes little learners feel

excited and accomplished with their first

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efforts at language learning.

—Carla (Pennsylvania)

Song School Latin

Children love to sing and love learning while singing! Just as they happily learn their ABCs to song, they will also learn Latin words, vocabulary, and phrases. We have employed this in Song School Latin Book 1 and Book 2. Both texts are enlivened with songs and chants that help children master their Latin vocabulary. Parents and educators frequently tell us how often children go around singing these fun (and funny) songs throughout the day on their own—even the toddlers tag along!

Song School Latin Book 1 teaches primarily Latin vocabulary. Song School Latin Book 2 includes new vocabulary and a gentle, gradual introduction to Latin grammar.

What Are the Components of Song School Latin?

Student Edition Both an introductory textbook and a workbook, each Song School Latin (SSL) student edition is filled with engaging material that will help students delight in learning basic Latin! Lessons are peppered with songs, enjoyable vocabulary, illustrations, handwriting practice, stories, games, and engaging activities, providing young students (1st–3rd grade) with a vocabulary-based introduction to this classical language.

Teacher’s Edition This teaching tool includes the

entire student text along with teacher’s notes and answers to exercises and worksheets in bold print. Teachers will also find fun classroom ideas and additional, reproducible chapter-by-chapter activity pages.

Video & Audio Thanks to the catchy songs that

correspond with each weekly lesson, students will continue mastering their Latin words even after class ends! The Songs and Chants audio files contain more than 30 songs and chants.

The SSL teaching videos feature engaging Latin teachers who narrate the vocabulary and explain the simple grammar lessons. Students will also enjoy following the animated adventures of Simeon the Monkey, whose continuing storyline incorporates the weekly vocabulary words. Animated derivative “river” episodes highlight the way in which Latin words have come into various languages, including English, Spanish, and French.

Flash Cards Featuring all of the vocabulary from each

book, the Latin Monkey Match Flashcard Games continue the fun! Students can use the flash cards for extra practice as well as to play games such as Memory or Go Fish.

Did You Know?

• S uggested weekly schedules are available for each level of Song School Latin.

•V ideo and audio files include options for both classical and ecclesiastical pronunciations!

•F ree chapter-by-chapter audio files, featuring both the classical and ecclesiastical pronunciations of the vocabulary words, are available on the CAP website.

(See the Support tab on each SSL book’s product page.)

Latin

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Song School Latin Book 1

Grades

2-3

by Amy Rehn

Did you ever believe there could be a Latin program that would match the energy, developmental level, and funloving nature of your youngest students? Song School Latin Book 1 does just that. In this first workbook, students will be introduced to Latin in a fun, approachable way as they study basic Latin vocabulary.

In Song School Latin Book 1 (SSL1), students will: • Learn 100+ everyday Latin vocabulary words • Be engaged through music with 30+ lively songs and chants, recorded in both classical and ecclesiastical pronunciations • Enjoy 31 weekly lessons (including review chapters) filled with activities, games, and worksheets • Receive fun, chapter-by-chapter instruction through video, featuring enthusiastic instructors and the popular animated character Simeon the Monkey!

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Latin

Song School Latin Book 2

Grades

2-3

by Amy Rehn with Dr. Christopher Perrin

Continuing on a path that matches the energy, developmental level, and fun-loving nature of younger students, Song School Latin Book 2 (SSL2) builds on the engaging introduction to Latin started in SSL1.

In SSL2, students will: • Learn an additional 175 Latin vocabulary words, including 75 words and topics from Latin for Children Primer A • Begin a gentle, gradual introduction to Latin grammar and derivatives over the course of 32 weekly lessons (including review chapters) • Continue to receive simple instruction through weekly video episodes featuring engaging Latin instructors, the delightful animated story of Simeon the Monkey, and the animated derivative “river”

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LATIN FOR CHILDREN

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“

My kids have loved Latin for Children for its fun and thorough introduction to Latin. They find Latin everywhere now!

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—Anthea (Hawaii)

Latin for Children

Continually enhanced and sharpened since 2001, the award-winning and fully revised Latin for Children curriculum—now featuring the redesigned Latin for Children Primer C—continues to be a strong, inviting, and creative program for Latin learners in grades 4–7! When used as a whole, this series trains students in Latin grammar and vocabulary, as well as English derivatives, in a lively, interactive way that is perfectly suited to students in the upper-grammar stage. Latin for Children, which is taught directly to the student, incorporates elements that will engage students of every learning style. This series is a perfect choice for teachers and parents, including those who will be learning along with their students.

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What’s Included in the Full Program?

Primer Both a textbook and a workbook, each Latin

for Children (LFC) primer is easy to use, incremental, and filled with clear, grammatical explanations written expressly for the student. Each text features a full-color design and beautiful images, along with exercises, quizzes, and a useful reference section. Students will particularly enjoy following an exciting, chapter-bychapter adventure story, presented as a diglot weave (Latin vocabulary tucked within an English-language narrative).

Answer Key This teacher’s tool features actual, fullsize pages from the primer, with answers to quizzes, exercises, and worksheets in bold print.

Video & Audio With the teaching video, your

student will receive engaging instruction from an experienced Latin teacher—chapter by chapter! Lessons average 20–30 minutes. The audio chants include pronunciation for each grammar chart and vocabulary word—first the Latin, then the English equivalent—and will make memorization fun!

Activity Book With more than 100 pages of games, puzzles, and other activities to choose from, students will find practicing their Latin is anything but boring!

Did You Know?

• S uggested weekly schedules are available for all 3 levels.

•V ideo and audio files include options for both classical and ecclesiastical pronunciations!

• S upplemental test packets are available for all 3 levels (see page 24).

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Latin for Children Primer A Program

Grades

4-5

by Aaron Larsen, DA & Christopher Perrin, PhD

Introduce your upper-grammar (4th grade and up) students to Latin with lively, interactive instruction!

Continually revised and sharpened since 2001, our award-winning Latin for Children curriculum continues to be a strong, inviting, and creative program that will enable students to study Latin with ease and enjoyment.

In Latin for Children Primer A (LFCA), students will: • Be introduced to basic grammar and parts of speech • Learn 240 high-frequency Latin words • Study first- and second-declension nouns and adjectives, first- and second-conjugation verbs, imperfect and future tenses, irregular verbs sum and īre, and ablative-case prepositions

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Latin

Latin for Children Primer B Program

by Aaron Larsen, DA & Christopher Perrin, PhD

Latin for Children Primer B (LFCB) continues students’ formal grammar training by introducing new concepts and vocabulary as well as reviewing skills taught in the previous primer. This second book also includes a new chapter-bychapter diglot weave adventure story.

In LFCB, students will: • Learn another 240 Latin words, plus continue to practice mastery of LFCA vocabulary • Study pronouns and prepositions, numbers, third-declension nouns, demonstrative pronouns, sentence patterns, third-conjugation verbs, and more

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Latin

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Latin for Children Primer C

Grades

6-7

by Aaron Larsen, DA & Christopher Perrin, PhD

Latin for Children Primer C (LFCC) is the final text in the LFC series and continues to build on the skills from the previous books while also preparing students to continue their Latin training at a middle or high school level. The newly revised LFCC features an exciting new chapter-by-chapter diglot weave adventure story, beautiful full-color illustrations, and images and paintings from the Golden Age of Pirates.

In LFCC, students will: • Learn an additional 240 Latin words and practice mastery of vocabulary from LFCA and LFCB • Study third and fourth -iō conjugations; fourth and fifth declensions; imperatives, infinitives, and interrogatives; and adverbs, in addition to reviewing noun declensions, verb tenses, and pronouns

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Latin Alive!

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One year, as an upper-school teacher with no previous study of Latin, I sat in on our school’s Latin 1 class, which was using Latin Alive! Book 1.

Not only did I enjoy the class and easily learn the chants and declensions, I witnessed how much the students (in a class of mixed grade levels) enjoyed the curriculum, too!

—Tracey (New York)

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LATIN ALIVE!

Implementing nearly ten years of feedback and ideas for enhancement, Classical Academic Press is refreshing this superb Latin series designed for upper-school students. We have improved the pacing, better distributing the content between the three books, thus ensuring that students will be equipped to master the content. The revised series will retain the relevant, rigorous, and engaging introduction to Latin grammar and derivatives of the original series while also emphasizing a multidisciplinary approach to language learning. Many of the standard exercises such as fill-in-the-blank and conjugation and parsing have been extended and new exercises designed to encourage students to speak, listen, draw, and move to their Latin lessons have been introduced. The revised curriculum will truly make the Latin language come alive, both for students who have studied Latin (such as students who have completed the Latin for Children series) and for those who have not been previously introduced to Latin.

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What’s Included in the Full Program?

Student Edition Serving as an entry point into

Latin for upper-middle and high school students, the Latin Alive! (LA) student editions are filled with thorough yet engaging lessons. Featuring a unique blend of grammatical training and reading of original Latin texts, the LA series will impart skill, capacity, and mastery to students. The grammar is presented in short, easily digestible sections that are clearly illustrated and explained, followed by varied and engaging exercises that will aid students in retention and understanding. Students will also enjoy applying their newfound skills as they translate a variety of Latin readings.

Teacher’s Edition This text includes the entire

content of the student edition, plus extensive explanations, an answer key, and translations, as well as additional student exercises and unit tests.

Video & Audio Author Karen Moore brings more than 20 years of Latin classroom teaching experience to the Latin Alive! videos. As each book is revised, the corresponding teaching video will be revised to reflect the improved pacing and exhibit the variety of new, multidisciplinary exercises. The LA videos are highly recommended for all educational settings.

The LA audio recordings will feature audio recordings of the revised unit review Latin readings, masterfully read and designed to aid students in practicing proper pronunciation and accent.

Video and audio files are recorded in the classical pronunciation.

Did You Know?

• S uggested weekly schedules are available for LA1–3 •E ach LA text is the equivalent of 1 full high school credit.

•A dditional supplemental materials, including worksheet templates, a Roman time line outline, comparisons of Latin Alive! content to that of other Latin series, and more are available for free on the CAP website. (See the Support tab on each LA book’s product page.)

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Latin Alive

sed R ev i n io Edit

Latin Alive! Book 1 Revised Edition Program

by Karen Moore & Gaylan DuBose

Grades

7-8

The new, full-color revised edition of Latin Alive! Book 1 (LA1) retains the excellent teaching of grammar and derivatives from the original edition while incorporating exercises and instructions that invite students to speak, listen, draw, and even move to their Latin lessons. This revised edition emphasizes an approach to language learning that draws from a variety of pedagogical tools taken from the best of the traditional focus on grammar as well as from the immersion method.

Students will encounter a wide range of exercise types, from fill-in-the-blank to conjugation and parsing to those that offer a multidisciplinary approach, in a book that has been restructured from 29 chapters to 23 chapters to better fit within the threebook Latin Alive! series.

In LA1, students will: • Study Latin grammar and derivatives over the course of 22 weekly lessons • Be introduced to all 5 noun declensions and cases, all verb conjugations, irregular verbs, and various pronouns, adjectives, and adverbs • Learn interesting information about the Latin mottoes of various United States state seals • Apply their increasing understanding of Latin as they engage in a wide variety of exercises • Read stories in Latin about the Roman monarchy and republic, many of which are based on the stories of the great Roman historian Livy • Discover additional historical information provided by Dr. Christopher Schlect, historian, professor, and director of the Classical Christian Studies Graduate Program at New Saint Andrews College • Receive aid in preparation for the National Latin Exam and the AP™ Latin Exam through reading comprehension and multiple-choice exercises

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Latin Alive! Book 2

Grades

8-9

by Karen Moore & Gaylan DuBose

As the second text in a 3-year series, Latin Alive! Book 2 (LA2) continues the clear, relevant, and incremental Latin instruction begun in Latin Alive! Book 1. LA2 features more original Latin writings, giving students access to the works of great Latin authors.

In LA2, students will: Review grammar introduced in LA1 and learn new grammar concepts throughout 33 weekly chapters e introduced to the passive voice in all tenses; past, present, and future participles; deponent and irregular B verbs; and comparative and superlative adjectives and adverbs Extensively study Latin derivatives and stories of Roman culture, myths, and history ontinue building translation skills by reading adaptations from Latin literature that will help prepare students C for the National Latin Exam and a Latin Advanced Placement class

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Latin Alive!

Latin Alive! Book 3

by Karen Moore & Gaylan DuBose

Latin Alive! Reader

Grades

Latin Literature from Cicero to Newton • by Karen Moore & Gaylan DuBose

9-10

Latin Alive! Book 3 (LA3) includes lessons on Roman culture, myths, and history, as well as Latin readings and exercises that will prepare students for the National Latin Exam and a Latin Advanced Placement class.

In LA3, students will: Complete 16 biweekly chapters (divided into 3 units) aster Latin through a more in-depth study of the subjunctive mood, irregular nouns, noun and verb reviews, the gerund and M gerundive, impersonal verbs, conditional statements, and a study of different kinds of clauses (purpose, result, doubting, fearing) njoy longer Latin readings that include historical background on each piece, information on Latin literature, and multiple-choice E question sections to check comprehension

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Latin Alive! Reader: Latin Literature from Cicero to Newton The Latin Alive! Reader features 31 original Latin readings that span from 50 BC to AD 1687. This unique reader can be used with any Latin curriculum and will acquaint students with classical, medieval, and late Latin writers from Cicero to Newton—including a rare reading from Queen Elizabeth I—as well as various writing styles. The text includes grammatical notes, reading-comprehension questions, and writing prompts to promote study and discussion of the literature.

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Latin for Children and Latin Alive! Test Packets

These comprehensive, standardized tests are an excellent and helpful resource for teachers and parents. The downloadable PDFs include weekly chapter tests and complete answer keys for each exam. The Latin for Children test packets also include unit tests and study guides.

Latin for Children A, B, or C Test Packet Latin Alive! Book 1 or Book 2 Test Packet

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Clash Cards

These easy-to-use flash cards double as a card game that makes reinforcing vocabulary challenging and entertaining. The Level 1 deck pairs with Latin for Children Primer A vocabulary and the Level 2 deck with Primer B vocabulary, but they can also be used by any student wishing to practice the most common Latin words, regardless of curriculum or course of study!

Clash Cards, Latin Level 1 (LFCA) or Level 2 (LFCB)

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WRITING

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Writing & Rhetoric is a true delight and so beautifully done: exposure to literature, history, and art [plus] valuable tools in the writing process and an introduction to academic concepts with just the right touch. I’m genuinely excited to continue with the series and to revisit books with younger students.

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—Jeannine (Minnesota)

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A Classical Approach to the Progymnasmata What are the progymnasmata ( progym)? Derived from the same root for “gymnasium” and “gymnastics,” the word means “preliminary exercises.” It is a writing system so dynamic, so effective, that it outlasted the Roman Empire, the Middle Ages, and the Renaissance, and has even survived into early modern times. The progym will prepare your students to enjoy transforming that blank sheet of paper into a spectacular view from atop the pinnacle of their own imagination.

The goal of the progym is to prepare students for the art of writing well and speaking persuasively. Through the Writing & Rhetoric series, students will not only learn these skills but also enjoy the journey to mastering modern composition—including narrative, expository, descriptive, and persuasive writing—while simultaneously developing unique rhetorical muscle. This series builds a solid foundation of mastery, imparting new skills incrementally while blending those taught in preceding books. The exercises are arranged from simple to more complex, and what’s more, they are cumulative, meaning that later exercises incorporate the skills acquired in preceding exercises.

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Writing & Rhetoric Teacher’s Editions include the complete student text, as well as answer keys, teacher’s notes, and explanations. For every writing assignment, this edition also supplies descriptions and examples of what excellent student writing should look like, providing the teacher with meaningful and concrete guidance.

Writing & Rhetoric Audio Files allow students to engage their sense of hearing and their listening intelligence as the fables, parables, myths, tales, speeches, and historical narratives that correspond with each book are delivered aloud in a thoughtful manner by members of the CAP staff. By listening to the audio files, students will enjoy and internalize the stories before they enter them more deeply.

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by Paul Kortepeter

Writing & Rhetoric

Writing & Rhetoric Book 1: Fable Writing & Rhetoric Book 2: Narrative I

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3-4

Book 1: This one-semester book uses fables to teach students the practice of close reading and comprehension, summary (aloud and in writing), and amplification. Students will learn:

• Narration/telling it back—creating a natural sense of outline/ sequence • Analogy—learning how a story is like/different from other stories • Comprehension—understanding the parts and whole • Sentence play and word play—how we learn copiousness

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• Rewriting—gaining a sense of the internal structure of a piece of writing • Summary—how to compress material elegantly and accurately • Amplification—how to expand a story • Speak It—experiencing the story orally with an audience

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Book 2: This one-semester book uses a variety of longer stories that expand the skill set acquired in Fable. This book also

includes longer writing assignments as well as more writing assignments from which teachers can choose. Narrative I covers: • Longer stories sustained over a greater period • Beginning, middle, and end—the parts of a story and what happens when the order of the story is changed • Written narration as well as oral—learning to outline • Main idea—finding the central idea in the story

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• Conflict—the relationship between the problem and the middle of the story • Amplification—how dialogue contributes to expanding a story • Rewriting—how point of view works in a longer story • Speak It—oral encounter with the rewritten story

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Writing & Rhetoric Book 3: Narrative II Writing & Rhetoric Book 4: Chreia & Proverb

by Paul Kortepeter

Book 3: Using a variety of culturally important examples, this one-semester book exposes students to new genres

of story, including historical narrative and legend. All of the skills practiced in Narrative I are extended and new skill sets are introduced. Students will learn: • Types of narrative—how to define and identify • Outlining—both orally and in writing for lengthier stories • Developing beginnings—the hallmarks of story openings • Protagonist/antagonist—how a story is constructed by these opposing characters • The 5 Ws of a historical narrative—who, what, when, where, why

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Book 4: This one-semester book employs all the skills of the preceding books in the series and teaches students how to write a 6-paragraph essay on the basis of a saying or an action. The word chreia (cray-ă) comes from the Greek word chreiodes (crayo-dees), which means “useful.” It is a short essay or remembrance that praises the author of a saying or proverb and shows why the saying is useful. In this book, the thinking and exercises occur within the framework of stories about historical figures such as King Arthur, Lady Godiva, King Canute, Omar Khayyam, and more.

The 6-paragraph essay using the 5 Ws is arranged this way: • Praise the author of the proverb or saying used in your chreia • Restate the saying in your own words • Explain why the saying is useful

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Book 5: This one-semester book introduces students to persuasive writing and speech. A refutation is a short essay that

Writing & Rhetoric

Writing & Rhetoric Book 5: Refutation & Confirmation Writing & Rhetoric Book 6: Commonplace

Grades

5-6

attacks certain parts of a narrative. In this book, students will learn to identify and refute, or criticize, parts of a narrative that are unbelievable, improbable, unclear, or improper. A confirmation is a short essay that defends certain parts of a narrative. When students see parts of a narrative that are believable, probable, clear, or proper, they will confirm them. After learning to identify the parts of a story that can be attacked or defended, students will practice writing refutations or confirmations using sound arguments to express their opinions while finding delight in the stories they read. Students will learn to: • Write 4-paragraph essays • Refute or confirm parts of stories • Learn comparison and contrast • Introduce and conclude an essay

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Book 6: In this one-semester book, students will continue the development of the art of persuasive writing and oration.

They will learn to create 6-paragraph essays that are arguments against the common vices of people or in favor of common virtues. For example, cowardice and boasting are criticized while courage and humility are commended. In addition to practicing skills introduced in earlier books, students will learn to: • Write 6-paragraph essays • Support a thesis statement • Argue against certain vices • Argue for certain virtues • Use comparison and contrast

• Introduce and conclude an essay • Use a rhetorical device known as “the contrary” • Invent soliloquies to support an argument • Deliver writing orally • Revise writing

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Writing & Rhetoric Book 7: Encomium & Vituperation Writing & Rhetoric Book 8: Comparison

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Book 7: This one-semester book continues the development of persuasive writing and oration. An encomium is a short

essay in praise of someone or something; a vituperation is an essay in which one criticizes something to show its faults. An encomium praises virtue, and a vituperation blames vice. In this book, students will learn how to craft essays of praise and blame as well as how to: • Discern the main idea • Utilize hyperbole and thesis • Incorporate background and supportive detail, biography, and autobiography

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• Note the good and poor qualities present in a person or event • Contrast virtuous behavior with vice • Craft effective conclusions that encourage readers either to emulate virtue or eschew vice

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Book 8: Building on the skills learned in previous books and specifically in Book 7, in this one-semester text students

will be writing well-crafted 6-paragraph essays and developing the art of comparison, learning how to craft a comparative composition. Students will use a range of writing skills, including the ability to inform, describe, narrate, and analyze.

Students will also learn to: • Compare subjects of American history from the Gilded Age to the Great Depression of the 1930s • Build copiousness through rhetorical devices, including analogy, simile, metaphor, chiasma, hypophora, parallelism, and anastrophe • Engage in group discussions that foster critical thinking • Improve essays using oration as an aid to revision

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• Use topic sentences for organizing paragraphs • Create analogies for powerful appeals to emotion • Incorporate supportive facts, details, and quotations • Annotate texts and write brief narrative overviews • Craft effective conclusions that encourage future study • Speak publicly—volume, pacing, and inflection

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Writing & Rhetoric Book 10: Thesis Part 1

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Writing & Rhetoric Book 9: Description & Impersonation

Grades

9-10

by Paul Kortepeter

Book 9: In this one-semester book, students will write well-crafted descriptive and expository compositions. The first part,

description, emphasizes the use of vivid language to describe people, nature, and processes. The second part, impersonation, introduces the modes of persuasion as a means of imitating the writing style and outlook of influential individuals. Students will use a range of writing skills, including the ability to inform, describe, narrate, and analyze. Students will also learn to: • Favor vivid words that appeal to the senses • Appeal to readers through modes of persuasion: emotion (pathos), credibility (ethos), and logic (logos) • Employ rhetorical devices that show clarity of thought: aetiologia, anthypophora, expeditio, and syllogismus • Incorporate supportive facts and details • Annotate and narrate texts: summary, outline, etc.

• Work on delivery in public speaking—volume, pacing, and inflection • Improve essays using oration as an aid to revision

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Book 10: This one-semester book teaches students to write well-crafted, persuasive thesis essays with expository, descriptive, and narrative elements. Successful exams and term papers depend on excellent thesis writing, making it perhaps the most important form of academic writing. Each composition requires strong critical-thinking skills, an understanding of audience, and a logical progression of ideas and evidence. The thesis exercise employs all of the progym skills students have learned and also introduces the consideration and rebuttal of counterarguments. Students will also learn to: • Create complex thesis statements • Sustain arguments for 6 paragraphs • Incorporate supportive facts and details

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Grades

11-12

Writing & Rhetoric Book 11: Thesis Part 2

by Paul Kortepeter

Book 11: Students will implement what they learned about writing well-crafted persuasive thesis essays in Writing & Rhetoric Book 10: Thesis Part 1 and continue to advance those skills by creating dynamic and powerful speeches. A vital part of rhetoric, oratory takes the connection between thinking and writing and extends it to public speaking. Students will learn from masters of oratory, past and present, by studying the great speeches of Cicero, Thurgood Marshall, Ronald Reagan, John F. Kennedy, and Malala Yousafzai, among others. When preparing and delivering their speeches, students will utilize the 5 canons of rhetoric and the common topics of invention to help them discover and refine their theses.

Thesis Part 2 is designed to build students’ confidence in public speaking, teaching them the habits of good elocution and proper breathing. Incorporating the preceding skills learned throughout the series, students will research, write, and then deliver 3 practice speeches (or declamations) of their own creation in the manner of the branches of rhetoric: deliberative, judicial, and epideictic. As students gain skill, they will learn to delight in discourse as a way “to enlighten the understanding, please the imagination, move the passion, and influence the will” (George Campbell).

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Writing & Rhetoric Book 12: Declamation Declamations, which are essentially reinterpretations of an important or famous speech, are the training exercises in eloquence that marked the capstone of Roman rhetorical instruction. Declamation reconstructs these ancient exercises and adapts them for use today, offering a systematic approach to rhetorical invention and enabling students to forge a clear pathway to eloquence. These declamation exercises will sharpen a variety of rhetorical skills and complete students’ prior training in eloquence. Along the way, they will gain oratorical dexterity through practice exercises and use the skills and strategies learned in the previous books to further build their persuasive imagination.

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Mapping Your Writing, Logic, and Rhetoric Programs toward the Senior Thesis The senior thesis is a capstone project, the crowning achievement in a student’s academic journey. The path to the senior thesis begins with a strong foundation in writing, continues with a study of logic and how to build arguments, and culminates with the practice of rhetoric, the art of persuasion. Navigating this journey will provide numerous lasting benefits for students but can be complicated. To make mapping out your path more straightforward, we have supplied a year-by-year suggested track for 7th–12th graders. Following this recommended sequence will help students bring together what they’ve learned from their writing, logic, and rhetoric studies and apply those skills toward crafting a senior thesis: their most important high school work.

Suggested Senior Thesis Track for 7th–12th Graders Grade Level 7th Grade 8th Grade

Writing Program Writing & Rhetoric Books 7–8 Writing & Rhetoric Books 9–10

9th Grade

Writing & Rhetoric Books 11–12*

10th Grade 11th Grade 12th Grade

Logic and Rhetoric Program The Art of Argument (Informal Logic)

The Discovery of Deduction (Formal Logic) Everyday Debate & Discussion and The Argument Builder†

Rhetoric Alive! Book 1 The Art of Poetry** • Rhetoric Alive! Book 2 (Forthcoming) Rhetoric Alive! Senior Thesis

Need additional options or want to learn more?

Visit www.ClassicalAcademicPress.com/Pages/ThesisTrack for complete details on each program and alternate tracks for older students who need to start partway through this sequence. *Stay tuned for the release of Writing & Rhetoric Book 12! †Both of these texts are semester-long courses. **This text can be completed at any point during 9th–12th grade.

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A Special Note for

Public & Charter Schools on Writing & Rhetoric The Writing & Rhetoric series does not advocate a religious perspective in any way, but on occasion does include content from different religious, historical, and literary traditions as well as from secular sources. It does not pretend that there is no such thing as a religious viewpoint—but nor does it assume that its audience comes from a particular viewpoint. Writing & Rhetoric may use a parable or a narrative derived from a particular tradition, such as a Hebrew parable, a Christian proverb, a Chinese proverb, a Greek myth (once a religion), or a Muslim reference—all of which are strictly used as thoughtful literature (not as a religious lesson in any way). Writing & Rhetoric has been approved by many charter schools across the country, but we understand that each charter or traditional public school has different standards in terms of what they define as acceptable. Classical Academic Press is happy to provide a full list of these references for your school to review.

Please contact us at Info@ClassicalSubjects.com for more information.

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The WOL series has been a wonderful surprise and a great gift to our academy. It provides plenty of explanation, practice, and memorization in a context full of beauty, whimsy, and worthwhile language. . . . I was delighted to hear that CAP has added teacher training videos to their site, and I can’t wait to share them with my team. Thank you!

—Julie Dreher, Grammar School Head and 4th-Grade Teacher,

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Sequitur Classical Academy, Baton Rouge, LA

GRAMMAR

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What if the study of grammar could harness a child’s natural curiosity? What if it could be a source of delight to children? What if in later years students could apply their grammar knowledge and not just recite it?

The Well-Ordered Language (WOL) series presents the study of language in a way that appeals to a child’s inborn curiosity and desire to collect, gather, and order. It presents grammar in a clear, systematic way, while simultaneously seeking to cultivate a child’s wonder of language by presenting instruction in the context of narrative and language, attractive illustrations, and samples taken from classic children’s literature and poetry.

The WOL series is designed so that students actively engage with the grammatical concepts in each lesson, using language skills—reading, writing, speaking, and listening—along with songs and chants. Students will find the mastery of grammar achievable, meaningful, and delightful as they learn to gather and arrange words to express their thoughts clearly and accurately.

In addition to the full text of the student edition, the Well-Ordered Language Teacher’s Editions include pedagogical guidance and tips embedded in the text, along with extensive explanations and guidance in WOL’s unique analytic approach to grammar.

Suggested schedules, activities and games, and answers for all of the student exercises provide teachers with intentional material for use in guiding their students.

The Well-Ordered Language Audio Files are lively tunes and chants that will help students learn grammar terms in a pleasurable and memorable way. These unique and delightful recordings feature a blend of musical genres and implement repetition, chanting, and singalong phrases to aid in achieving memorization. You will likely find your students singing these catchy songs outside of class!

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Well-Ordered Language Level 1A & 1B

by Tammy Peters and Daniel Coupland, PhD

The 1A one-semester book introduces students to: • 4 kinds of sentences • Subject & predicate • Verbs • Adverbs • Adjectives • Direct objects • Subject pronouns • Helping verbs

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The 1B one-semester book introduces students to: • Object pronouns • Prepositional phrases—adverbial • Introductory prepositional phrases • Compound subjects • Compound verbs • Compound direct objects Students will also do a comprehensive pronoun review in chapter 2.

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Well-Ordered Language 1B Revised Edition is Available Soon!

This new version, intended to align Level 1 more closely with the rest of the series, preserves all of the best features of the award-winning first edition while incorporating more comprehensive instruction about sentence analysis, Pause for Punctuation and Moment for Mechanics elements, and a Sentence Bank as an extra resource. This edition includes a brand-new chapter on compound elements, new grammar activities and wordplay puzzles, plus several new literary examples. Most important, the lessons are streamlined and their order realigned in the teacher’s edition to make them more easily accessible during class time.

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Grades

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Well-Ordered Language Level 2A & 2B

by Tammy Peters and Daniel Coupland, PhD

In the 2A one-semester book, students study: • 4 kinds of sentences (declarative, interrogative, imperative, exclamatory) & principal elements • Adverbs • Adjectives • Predicate verbs & direct objects • Predicate nominatives • Predicate adjectives • Predicate review • Possessive nouns

In the 2B one-semester book, students study: • Sentence diagramming • Prepositional phrases • Compound elements • Subject pronouns • Object pronouns • Possessive pronouns • Interrogative pronouns • Compound sentences • Relative pronouns & relative clauses

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Well Ordered Language Level 3 Intensive Prep (PDF) For students in 5th grade and up starting in WOL Level 3 Our WOL authors have created this grammar prep resource to serve you and your older students (5th grade and up) who are starting in WOL Level 3. Spend 9 days on an intensive review of the concepts learned in WOL Level 1 and Level 2 to set up for success students new to WOL and to give them confidence in skills their classmates may have mastered in previous years. This PDF of more than 200 pages includes supplemental hour-long lessons and printable worksheets.

Well-Ordered Language Level 3 Intensive Prep (PDF)

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Grammar

Well-Ordered Language Level 3A & 3B

by Tammy Peters and Daniel Coupland, PhD

In the 3A one-semester book, students study: • Sentence diagramming • 4 kinds of sentences, principal elements, adjectives & adverbs • Predicate verbs, predicate nominatives & predicate adjectives • Prepositional phrases • Personal pronouns • Sensory linking verbs • Indirect objects • Interrogative pronouns • Relative (adjectival) clauses

5-6

In the 3B one-semester book, students study: • Sentence diagramming • Adverbial elements: adverbs, interrogative adverbs, adverbial prepositional phrases, adverbial noun phrases • Adverbial clauses • Reflexive pronouns • Verbals: participles, gerunds, infinitives, review • Types of sentences: simple, compound, complex, compound-complex

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Well-Ordered Language has changed the way I look at grammar. The program is so straightforward and makes grammar clear and easy to understand. The analysis strategy makes even challenging sentences simple to diagram.

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—Sarah (Tennessee)

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Grades

6-7

Well-Ordered Language Level 4A & 4B

by Tammy Peters and Daniel Coupland, PhD

In the 4A one-semester book, students study: • Sentence diagramming • Principal elements, adverbs & adjectives • Predicate verbs, predicate nominatives & predicate adjectives • Prepositional phrases • Personal pronouns • Indirect objects • Interrogative pronouns & interrogative adverbs • Relative clauses with relative pronouns & relative adverbs • Appositives

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In the 4B one-semester book, students study: • Sentence diagramming • Reflexive pronouns & intensive pronouns • Adverbial clauses & phrases • Indefinite pronouns • Participial phrases • Gerund phrases • Infinitive phrases • Verbal phrase review • Noun clauses

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I would like to start Well-Ordered Language with my older students. Where can I begin?

Each WOL level consists of 2 books and is a full year of grammar. Schools and educators may adjust the number of exercises and assessments according to their needs. The 4 levels of WOL build on one another just like a Latin program or any other language curriculum: • Beginning Grammar—Level 1A and 1B • Advanced Grammar—Level 3A and 3B • Intermediate Grammar—Level 2A and 2B • Intensive Grammar—Level 4A and 4B If your student is very comfortable with the 8 parts of speech and their functions, you should be able to move directly into Level 2A. We recommend reviewing the table of contents and having your students work through some of the exercises provided in the free online sample to determine if moving ahead will be the best fit!

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With so many subjects to learn, and so little time to study them all, do we really want to spend time mired in the past, traveling along the dusty roads of former mighty empires such as Babylon, Greece, and Rome, when our students’ minds could be speeding along the superhighways of modern technology? We think the answer is an emphatic “Yes!” We agree with the words of well-known modern author Michael Crichton, who said, “If you don’t know history, then you don’t know anything. You are a leaf that doesn’t know it is part of a tree.”

HISTORY

We believe that history is about more than memorizing dates, reciting lists of kings and emperors, and remembering who won which battle in wars that changed the world forever.

History is also the study of the people who lived during those events. From the beginning of recorded time, people have invented new ways to do things, created beauty in dreary places, and erected buildings and monuments that continue to inspire us. Some of these people became well-known figures and others were ordinary men and women like you and me. But all of us are part of the greater tree of humankind, and we each need to know what our part is as a leaf upon that tree. Without an understanding of the past, we will be less equipped to live in the present and plan for the future.

H IS TO RY with Classical Academic Press

Learn to be scholars of the past who can make a difference in the future!

The Curious Historian presents the study of history

and culture from the beginnings of civilization (Mesopotamia and Egypt) through the Middle Ages and the Renaissance.

This robust history curriculum features teacher support, supplemental resources, lively songs, and much more! The beautiful full-color text is filled with rich details, historical time lines, and imagery of artifacts and artwork, plus a wealth of exercises, hands-on projects and activities, and appendices.

AVAILABLE NOW: Level 1A The Early & Middle Bronze Ages Level 1B The Late Bronze & Iron Ages Level 2A: Greece and the Classical World Level 2B: Rome and the Classical World Level 3A: The Early Middle Ages (NEW!) Level 3B: The Late Middle Ages and the Renaissance (NEW!) FUTURE RELEASES: Level 4: America (TBD)

Humanitas is an upper-school humanities curriculum

aiming to teach the story of humanity through primary source documents. The four-year course of study covers the ancient, medieval, American, and modern worlds. Rooted in the idea of ad fontes—meaning “back to the sources” in Latin— Humanitas reflects the understanding that all true learning depends on a return to foundational sources that shaped cultures around them and influenced the course of history.

AVAILABLE NOW: American Origins Books 1+2 The American Republic Books 1+2 History of Ancient Greece Books 1+2 History of Ancient Rome Books 1+2 FUTURE RELEASES: Early Medieval Books 1+2 (Estimated 2025) Late Medieval Books 1+2 (Estimated 2025) Modern History Volume I (Estimated 2026) Modern History Volume II (Estimated 2026)

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The Curious Historian Series This 3-level grammar-school series presents the study of history and culture from the beginnings of civilization (Mesopotamia and Egypt) through the Middle Ages. Students will grow excited about history, see how people throughout the ages were both similar to and different from themselves, and learn to be scholars of the past who can make a difference in the future.

The 3 levels, each consisting of 2 semester-long texts, will cover the following eras:

Level 1: Book 1A: Early & Middle Bronze Ages The Ancient World Book 1B: Late Bronze & Iron Ages Level 2: Book 2A: Greece and the Classical Age The Classical World Book 2B: Rome and the Classical Age Level 3: Book 3A: Early Middle Ages The Medieval World Book 3B: Late Middle Ages

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The twists and turns of history affect everyone alive today.

The events of history have helped make you who you are! So, it’s good to be curious and ask questions about the generations that came before you. And it’s good to know as much about the past as possible so that you can understand this wonderful, complicated world we live in.

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LESSON

What’s Included in the Full Program?

The Curious Historian Student Editions include weekly chapter lessons that present a chronological narrative of history. Accompanying sidebars feature historical and archaeological tidbits, discussion questions, and Greek/Latin root words for key vocabulary. A wealth of exercises, hands-on projects and activities, maps, and appendices help to present the study of history in an engaging, creative manner.

The Curious Historian Teacher’s Editions include the full student text, detailed teacher notes and tips, a suggested weekly schedule, answer keys for all exercises, and sample responses and prompts for the discussion questions.

The Curious Historian’s Archive and Bonus Digital Resources are collections of supplemental materials that correspond with each student edition. The digital files include:

LESSON

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these challenges helpe d to isolate the citystates and encourage their independence from one another.5 The city-states share d the most common elements of the Gree k culture and personality but, as you will learn in the follow ing chapters, the citystates developed some unique differences because of their indiv idual locations.

The challenging terra in also helped the Greeks to develop a nature of fierce deter mination and a desir e to not give up even if a task was difficult.

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ALBANIA

GREECE TURKEY NORTH

The sea was anoth 0 200 er part of the geog 400 raphy that helped to shape the Greek personality. Many Miles CRETE of the Greek city-s tates were built near or along the coast, or were located on islan ds in the Aegean AND THE MEDITER RANEAN REGION Sea. Because the Gree ks had to travel by sea in order to trade with other city-states and civilizations, they to become skillful sailors. learned how also had the opportuni As they sailed back and forth across the seas, they ty to learn about the The Influence of borders. The city-s people who lived beyo tates (especially Athe nd Greece’s Geography ns and Corinth) that of the sea for trade made the most use and travel became Everyone has been the most well conn shaped by culturally advanced ected, wealthy, and the geography of of all the Greek city-s where he tates.6

MODERN GREECE

or she lives—even

Farming and Wea

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The mountains of Greece meant there was little flat, fertil people had to plant e farmland. The every bit of land they could with the crops survive. Some farm ers lived close to their they needed to crops. But if it was ple lived in the nearb possible, most peoy city-state and walk ed to the fields each houses did not take day so that their up precious farmland.

The thin, rocky soil to grow crops such as wheat, so the Gree meant it was hard ks had other lands. But olive groves and grape viney to buy most of their wheat from ards flourished!7 The farmers planted the crops that need ed the most care, such as vegetables and fruit, closer to the city. Crop s that had to be tende less often, such as olive trees, grape vines d , and grains (particularly barley), were plant ed farther away. If they lived close to the sea, the Greeks also enjoyed fish and shellfish from time to time.

Today, olives, grape s, barley and other grains, and

you! Think

about the geographica l features of the region you call home.

How have they helped to make you the person you are?

▼Olive trees and

grape vines

5. Garland, Ancien t Greece: Alcock, “Environmen Everyday Life, 35–36; and Susan E. t,” in The Cambridge Illustrated History of Ancient Greece, ed. Paul University Press, 1998), Cartledge (New York: Cambridge 14.

6. Garland, Ancien t Greece 7. Alcock, “Environmen : Everyday Life, 36. t,” 25; and Garland, Ancient Greece: Everyday Life, 35.

• Entertaining songs summarizing the key events and cultural aspects discussed in each unit, plus a “Top Things to Remember” song • Th e Curious Historian’s Reading Guide (PDF), a recommended reading list featuring titles for both students and teachers •A Profiles and Legends PDF (for Level 2 and up) that introduces students to some of the more famous classic tales of history, such as those of Hercules and Odysseus, and sheds further light on interesting historical achievements by important figures, such as Pericles and Socrates.

•A Spotlight on Virtue PDF (for Level 2 and up) that includes all the discussion questions on particular virtues, which are found in the book at the end of each chapter’s teacher pages.

• Printable, full-color unit time lines, timetables, and reference charts, as well as extra blank maps to label (for those wishing to incorporate geography practice into their study of history) Plus: A supplemental Go Deeper PDF is available to view for free on the CAP website. This resource includes additional information you may wish to share with your students or explore for your own interest: links to museum collections of artifacts, fun tidbits (Have you ever wondered what happened to the Great Sphinx’s nose?), links to recent archaeological discoveries, and more. Icons in the teacher’s edition indicate when to reference this optional resource.

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The Greek Classical Period

LESSON LESSON

When the crops did not produce a good harvest, or when a particular polis needed something that its region did not have, the poleis would trade with each other. For example, a polis with an extra-large crop of olives might trade with another polis for vegetables or grain. Because the Greeks were surrounded on three sides by water, they became good sailors. There was constant back-andforth business among the poleis on both sides of the Aegean Sea and with the islands in between. The Greeks also traded with the neighboring kingdoms and civilizations around them.8

▲This terra-cotta wine jar shows figures competing in a musical contest. ▼Ancient Greeks used olive oil as fuel for terra-cotta oil lamps such as this one.

▼This jar was used for storing liquids. Can you spot the woman ladling wine?

Look back at the map on page 38 and picture the Greek peninsula and the island of Crete as making a C shape, with the Aegean Sea and its many islands in the middle of the C. You could say the land of the Greeks is “looking” (or “pointing”) toward the Near East. Can you recall where the other important civilizations at this time in history were located? The seafaring Phoenicians, the kingdoms of Egypt and the Levant, and the great empires of Mesopotamia were all to the east of Greece! It was as though many of the Greek poleis were facing the rest of the kingdoms of the ancient world. The Greeks had numerous opportunities to explore and trade far beyond the horizons of the Aegean.9

Greek Social and Political Life The polis also was the center of the Greeks’ social life. On important festival days, all sorts of community activities took place, including athletic competitions, theatrical productions, and certainly lots of feasting! The ancient Greeks were very social. They liked being around other people and spent as much time together as possible.

Throughout history, many people have chosen to live in the countryside or on the outskirts of a city, and only go into town when they need to for errands, appointments, or events. The opposite was true of the ancient Greeks!

Most Greek farmers chose to live in the polis and walk out to their fields each day to tend to the crops. In the evenings, they returned home to the city to enjoy visiting with friends and taking a stroll through the square.10 As you can see, community life was important to the ancient Greeks. Nearly everyone wanted to be a part of the polis in order to experience the sense of belonging that the people of each citystate shared. The people in each polis had a certain connection to each other, almost like a “polis personality.” If you lived in ancient Greece, you might say to a traveler, “You must be from Athens,” or “You must be from Corinth!”

The personality of one polis could be very different from that of another polis, but all of the people were still Greek and shared a common culture. The people in each individual polis were their own community, like an extended family, even though not everyone in the polis was related by blood.11 8. Kitto, Greeks, 30–31.

9. Kitto, Greeks, 31.

10. Kitto, Greeks, 68.

11. Kitto, Greeks, 78.

LESSON LESSON

The World of the Greek Polis

The Spartan Way of Life

Chapter 1

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Signs of Community

The polis of Sparta is an excellent example of how each Greek city-state developed its own individual personality. The Spartans thought differently about the military, family, and work than other Greeks did. True Spartans were not farmers or craftsmen.

Instead, Spartan society was centered around its warriors.12 Every Spartan man had to be a professional soldier. The farming was mostly left to the Spartan slaves. Everyone in Sparta, even the children, had to have a strong sense of obedience, self-discipline, courage, and endurance—all qualities that make good soldiers.

You could tell where a person lived in ancient Greece because the polis personality showed in the way he or she talked or acted. The same is true of people today! You might say to someone, “You must live in Texas,” or “You must be from New York.”

What are some ways people show the “personality” of the place where they live?

The Spartan way of life was strict and difficult. From a young age, Spartan children were taught to be strong and brave. The Greek historian Plutarch wrote, “Spartan nurses taught Spartan babies to avoid any fussiness in their diet, not to be afraid of the dark, not to cry or scream, and not to throw any other kind of tantrum.”13 All Spartan boys lived at home with their mothers until they were seven years old. Then they were taken away to be educated in the agoge,◆ the Spartan military training program, until they reached the age of twenty. Once a boy left to train at the agoge, he never lived with his family again. Although girls were not taken from their families, they too were trained to be physically strong. Needless to say, Spartan children did not have what we would consider a normal family life!

Life in the agoge was very difficult. Each boy was given one piece of clothing that he wore every day, in summer and winter, no matter how cold, rainy, or hot the weather was. He was being trained to be strong and to endure, whatever the weather conditions. A Spartan◆ boy wore no shoes. Instead, he went barefoot, even when climbing mountains or walking over rough ground. This was to make his feet hard so that he would be able to march anywhere, even if he had no sandals. And a Spartan boy was always a little bit hungry. He was never given enough to fill his stomach, so that he would learn how to do his duties as a soldier even if he was hungry. If a boy got too hungry, he was allowed to steal food . . . as long as he did not get caught! If he were caught, he would be severely punished. But the punishment was not for the act of stealing. It was for not being clever enough to steal without being seen!14

◀A marble statue of a Spartan warrior wearing a Corinthian helmet

To the Source: agoge a Greek word meaning “the act of carrying away,” from the verb agein, meaning “to lead”

To the Source: Today, the adjective spartan is often used to describe something, such as a room or a way of life, that is extremely simple, with no comforts or luxuries.

Every day, the teachers or leaders of the agoge would inspect the boys and their living quarters. The boys had to be fit and healthy, and their living quarters neat and tidy. Everything had to be perfect. Every ten days, the students would be tested on what they had learned. There was no room for sloppiness or laziness among Spartan boys!

We know quite a bit about the ancient Once a young man turned twenty, he was allowed to marry, but he still had to live away from his family in a community men’s house. All Spartan men received formal military training until they were thirty years old. At thirty, a young man 12. Kitto, Greeks, 91; and Garland, Ancient Greece: Everyday Life, 127.

13. Plutarch, Life of Lycurgus, 16.3, as cited in Garland, Ancient Greece: Everyday Life, 126.

14. Gómez, Encyclopedia of Ancient Greece, 126.

Spartans because of what other Greeks wrote about them. Since the Spartans emphasized all things military, they did not leave behind much in the way of their own written records, literature, or architecture. Just think how much more we would know about Spartan culture and daily life if they had!

–A.D.

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History

The Curious Historian Level 1A & 1B

by Dr. Aaron Larsen and Claire A. Larsen, MA

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Level 1A This one-semester book introduces students to: • Unit I: Ancient Mesopotamia • The ancient Sumerian city-states • The Akkadian, Ur III, and Old Babylonian Empires • Sargon the Great and Hammurabi • Mesopotamian culture: ziggurats, cuneiform writing, and religion

• Unit II: Ancient Egypt • The Egyptian Archaic Period • The gifts of the Nile River • The Egyptian Old and Middle Kingdoms • Egyptian culture: pyramids, hieroglyphics, and religion

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• Unit III: The Far East • India during the Harappan and Vedic Civilizations • China during the Xia, Shang, and Zhou Dynasties • Far Eastern culture: architecture, writing, religion, and more

• Unit II: The Iron Age • The Sea Peoples, Israelites, and Philistines • Egypt under the Nubians and Libyans • The Phoenicians and Arameans • The great Iron Age empires: Assyria, Babylonia, and Persia

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Level 2A This one-semester book introduces students to: • Unit I: The Greek and Classical Period • The world of the Greek polis • Greek government and colonization • The Persian and Peloponnesian Wars • Greek culture: the Olympic Games, literature, sculpture, and religion

• Unit II: The Hellenistic World • Philip II and Alexander the Great • Alexander’s successors and the Hellenistic Kingdoms • Gifted Greeks—scientists, historians, philosphers, and more

• Unit III: The Far East • India’s first 3 empires • China during the Spring and Autumn Period • The Eastern religions: Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, Confucianism, and Daoism

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• Unit II: The Roman Empire

• Unit III: The Far East

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Level 3A This one-semester book introduces students to: • Unit I: The Divided World of the Early Middle Ages • The twilight of the western Roman Empire • The early kingdoms of western Europe • The rise of Islam • Unit II: The Carolingian Age • The empire of Charlemagne • The Vikings • The Byzantine Empire • The expansion of western Christendom • The Normans

• Unit III: The Eastern World • An intermediate period in China and the Sui and Tang dynasties • The Gupta Empire and the arrival of Islam in India • Islamic and Byzantine civilizations

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• Unit III: Merchants, Monarchs, and Renaissance Masters • Crises of the 14th and 15th centuries • The Renaissance and the New World • The Reformation • Reactions to the Reformation

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Unlike most contemporary approaches to history, which reflect the fashions and biases of the fleeting present, Humanitas offers students something more substantial. Following C.S. Lewis’s stout defense of reading primary sources in “On the Reading of Old Books,” Humanitas will help “persuade the young that firsthand knowledge is not only more worth acquiring than secondhand knowledge, but it is usually much easier and more delightful to acquire.”

- Chris Maiocca, Series Editor

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umanitas collects, in Matthew Arnold’s phrase, “the best which has been thought and said” from our past in order to give students a firm foundation for the study of history.

Presented in a comprehensive, 4-year course of study, each set of books reflects the contributions of a team of scholars and subject experts who have composed introductions and afterwords to contextualize each primary source document and annotated the texts to enable students to meaningfully engage each reading. Along the way, students will encounter timelines and maps, accounts of contemporary figures and events, and stunning artwork about the subjects depicted.

After completing this series, students will not only have been exposed to the study of Humanitas—the greatest minds, art, ideas, people, and events of the last 3,000 years—they will also be prepared to contribute to it.

The Humanitas series for high school students covers the following eras:

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Humanitas: America

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Humanitas: American Origins Books 1 & 2 This set of two books provides a curated tour of the peoples, ideas, and events that were most responsible for defining the historical epoch between the Protestant Reformation (ca. 1517) and the conclusion of the American Revolution (1783). After completing this volume, students will have a comprehensive understanding of the European monarchies, the great migration to America, the Enlightenment, early American culture, and the calling into existence of the most unique nation the world has ever seen.

The 50 chapters include: • Critical writings, such as Hall’s Chronicle, which served as the basis for most of Shakespeare’s historical plays and gives us an exclusive, eyewitness account into King Henry’s tumultuous reign • Monumental treatises, such as Samuel Rutherford’s Lex, Rex, the broadside that famously told Europe to abandon the monarchical system • Precious narratives, including George Washington’s letters describing a harrowing year at Valley Forge and William Bradford’s inspiring tale of the Pilgrim’s dream to become a “city on a hill” and the attempts to patch the world’s newest nation back together again

Humanitas: The American Republic Books 1 & 2 This set of two books provides an unfolding, historical narrative of the peoples, ideas, culture, and events that were most responsible for shaping the epoch between the conclusion of the American Revolution (1783) and the Reconstruction (ca.

1877), as told directly through eyewitness accounts. The primary source documents present students with an unparalleled view into the trials and triumphs of a nation nearly destroyed by civil war.

The 50 chapters discuss historical themes including: • The creation of a novel government in the wake of the Revolution • The divergent paths that the North and South would eventually trod • The fierce debates over slavery and the treatment of Natives • The bitter conflicts that took nearly three-quarters of a million lives, and the attempts to patch the world’s newest nation back together again

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Valerie Long and Paul Stephenson, Volume Editors

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Humanitas: Greece & Rome Christopher Maiocca, Series Editor

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Humanitas: Ancient Greece Books 1 & 2 Beginning with the mythic past and moving into the concrete particulars of history, these books cover the rise and fall of Ancient Greece. The documents chart the development of Greek culture, the conflict with Persia, the rise and eventual breakdown of the Greek polis in Athens and Sparta during the Peloponnesian War, and Alexander the Great’s conquest of the known world. After completing these books, students will be familiar with the influence of myth on Greek culture, the political history of ancient Greece, the advent of philosophy and science, and the various Greek visions of the good life and what comprises a just community. The 50 chapters include: • Mythic tales about the creation of the cosmos, the struggle between the gods, and the fall of Troy • Historical accounts of Herodotus and Thucydides, which celebrate the triumph of the Greeks against the Persians and the destructive conflict of the Peloponnesian War • Political documents such as the Constitution of Athens and the Constitution of the Lacedaemonians • Writings of the first philosophers and scientists, which directly affect the rest of Western history

Humanitas: Ancient Rome Books 1 & 2 From the founding of Rome to the sack of the eternal city by Alaric the Goth in AD 410, Ancient Rome Books 1 & 2 cover the rise of the Roman Republic and the slow decline and fall of the Roman empire. These books begin with the founding myths, chart the wars with Carthage and the influence of Hellenism, and cover the establishment and breaking of the Roman empire.

Along the way, the documents in these books will illustrate the virtues that defined Roman citizenship, chart the birth and spread of Christianity, and provide insight into Roman education, philosophy, and material culture. The 50 chapters include: • Accounts of historical events and figures such as the Battle of Hastings and Joan of Arc • The flowering of medieval learning in the writings of figures such as Anselm, Aquinas, and Roger Bacon, and the contribution of Muslim science alongside mystics and polymaths • Early explorers such as Marco Polo, Ibn Battuta, and Felix Fabri • The writings of literary masters from across Europe, such as Marie de France, Dante, and Petrarch

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Humanitas: Early & Late Medieval With the rise of Christianity and the foundering of Rome, the medieval period begins in crisis. Humanitas: Early Medieval Books 1 & 2 move from pressing questions about the relation of Church and state in the wake of Rome through the establishment of Christendom. Students will discover that the medieval period, commonly known as “the Dark Ages”, was anything but dark as these books chart the maturation of the liberal arts, the advances of science and culture that accompanied a renaissance of learning, and the development of political theory and praxis as various states and kingdoms are established.

The 50 chapters include: • Accounts of religious developments • The spread of imperial power through figures such as Charlemagne alongside the Carolingian Renaissance • Historical chronicles that relate political developments in what will become England and France • Poetic and literary texts that help provide national identities

Humanitas: Late Medieval Books 1 & 2 Late Medieval Books 1 & 2 begin with the establishment of feudal society following the Norman Conquest of Britain and move through the development of high scholasticism, the renaissances of the Trecento and Quattrocento, and the early exploration of Asia and Africa. The flourishing of the Late Medieval period was not without conflict, and in these books students will read about the separation of western Europe from the Byzantine east, the devastating effects of the plague, the political ramifications of the Hundred Years War and the Crusades, and attempts at church reform and the delineation of orthodoxy and heresy.

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Logic

Logic is like a two-sided coin: On one side it’s the art and on the other it’s the science of reasoning. We see logic used (and abused) on a regular basis whenever someone makes an argument. Most often, we see bad arguments—what we call “fallacies”—readily on display in the public sphere. But what we might not see is the poor architectural construction of those arguments.

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Suggested Logic & Rhetoric Sequence Using Classical Academic Press Logic & Rhetoric Texts

We use logic every day, often employing it to distinguish logical arguments from those that are unreasonable.

Beginning in the earliest stages of child development, the building blocks for this skill are shaped and formed, which is why we suggest starting logic study in 3rd or 4th grade! Take a look at our suggested logic course of study (by grade and level), which also prepares students well for an upper-school study of rhetoric.

3rd Grade

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Reasoning & Reading p . 56

Logic & Rhetoric

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The Discovery of Deduction p . 58

Everyday Debate & Discussion p. 59

10th Grade Rhetoric Alive!

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Rhetoric Alive!

Rhetoric Alive!

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Reasoning & Reading

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The Reasoning & Reading workbooks develop basic language and thinking skills that build the foundation for reading comprehension. Exercises reinforce reading as a critical reasoning activity by having students practice determining word, sentence, and paragraph meaning and build reasoning skills. Students are encouraged to come up with their own answers in any instance in which there is no single correct answer, or to work collaboratively to see how many different answers satisfy a question. This supplemental resource is best used 1–2 days per week.

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The Art of Argument: Informal Logic

by Aaron Larsen, DA & Joelle Hodge, MAT with Christopher Perrin, PhD This new, revised version of The Art of Argument preserves all of the best features of the award-winning first edition while incorporating more comprehensive instruction about how to detect and avoid each of the 28 fallacies covered in the book and updated fallacy examples for today’s students. This edition also includes taxonomic fallacy trees to give students and teachers helpful visual guides as they seek to understand the commonalities and differences between the fallacies, plus several new dialogues with everyone’s favorite philosopher, Socrates! Additional explanations and examples have been provided in the teacher’s edition to better equip instructors to guide their students through the most challenging fallacy identifications. The result is a richer, fuller, more naturally flowing text that fosters wonder and delight as students learn to detect fallacious arguments in their own academic work, in the arguments of others, and in modern culture.

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The Discovery of Deduction: Formal Logic

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The Discovery of Deduction: An Introduction to Formal Logic will welcome your students into the fascinating realm of formal, deductive logic. This text teaches students how an argument is put together—the form or structure of an argument. It pulls back the curtain to show students not only how arguments work, but also how to assess what’s going on in their own minds.

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The Argument Builder

Logic/Pre-Rhetoric • by Shelly Johnson, PhD Everyday Debate & Discussion shows students not only how to conduct informal and formal debates, but also how to develop good arguments by using solid logic and the resources available in their own thinking as well as in the world around them.

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The Argument Builder, a blend of logic and rhetoric, focuses on enabling students to actually build compelling and persuasive arguments of their own. Students first study the logical structure of good arguments and then how to use several lines of argument (including the common topics), such as examples, analogy, comparison, testimony, and statistics. The text comes in a workbook format with plenty of exercises to ensure students learn to become skilled argument makers! The Argument Builder can be used as a semester- or yearlong course. See www.ClassicalAcademicPress.com for schedule recommendations.

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Guided by engaging texts on rhetorical theory, practice, and thesis written at their level, students will not only become accustomed to examining evidence and defending a position but they will also learn how to present topics with deeper understanding. These rhetorical skills will benefit students far beyond the classroom as they go on to become leaders in their fields and take a stand on what’s important.

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Rhetoric Alive! Book 1: The Principles of Persuasion

by Alyssan Barnes, PhD

Finally, a rhetoric textbook especially well-suited for today’s high school student! In order to defend the true, promote the good, and reveal the beautiful, we must do more than merely teach good content and clear thinking. We must also persuade.

Rhetoric Alive! Book 1 explores the principles of winsome speech as developed in the foremost text on persuasion: Aristotle’s Rhetoric. The 15 chapters of Rhetoric Alive! step through the essential components of persuasion—the 3 appeals, the 3 types of speech, and the 5 canons. Each chapter includes an exemplary classic text for analysis and discussion, from Pericles’s “Funeral Oration” to Martin Luther King Jr.’s “Letter from Birmingham Jail.” Students also have plenty of practice developing their own rhetorical skill through the weekly workshops, imitation assignments, and oratory presentations.

Three appeals Three types of speech Five canons (rules or standards) Ethos (speaker’s credibility) Deliberative (exhort or dissuade) Invention Pathos (audience’s emotion) Ceremonial (praise or blame) Organization Logos (argument’s reasoning) Judicial (accuse or defend) Style Memory Delivery Rhetoric Alive! Book 1: Principles of Persuasion is written by Alyssan Barnes, who holds a PhD in rhetoric. An experienced rhetoric teacher from Live Oak Classical School in Texas, Dr. Barnes takes the wisdom of the ancients and makes it accessible to students of the third “trivium art.” If you have only one text on your shelf for teaching the art of persuasion, Rhetoric Alive! Book 1 should be that book.

Rhetoric Alive! Book 1 Assessments (PDF) This supplementary resource is an excellent and helpful tool for teachers

and parents that will aid you in ensuring your students have mastered the essential components of rhetoric. The downloadable PDF includes a comprehensive weekly assessment for each chapter that can be used as either a quiz or a test, along with a complete answer key and suggested scoring based on a 100-point system.

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Rhetoric

Rhetoric Alive! Senior Thesis

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11-12

by Alyssan Barnes, PhD

The senior thesis is a capstone project, the crowning achievement in a student’s academic journey. In completing the thesis, students bring all that they’ve learned—reading, writing, and arguing—to bear on one issue. They learn the background of the topic, analyze other people’s arguments, and synthesize their findings and discoveries, putting it all together to form a true, good, and beautiful whole.

Through the use of workshops, assignments, and presentation practices, the Rhetoric Alive! Senior Thesis workbook walks students step-by-step through the process of writing and then delivering a thesis. Students will gradually draft the 6 parts of the thesis—introduction (exordium), statement of facts (narratio), thesis statement (partitio), argument (confirmatio), counterargument (refutatio), and conclusion (peroratio)—as they are taken through the thesis process from start to finish, from choosing a topic to crafting a snappy title, and everything in between.

Versatile and straightforward, this text can be used by students who are only writing a thesis paper, only delivering a spoken address, or doing both.

Rhetoric Alive! Senior Thesis is an all-in-one resource—journal/scratch pad/research notebook and rough-draft-to-final-copy writing guide—that will equip students to create a strong, compelling, and well-crafted senior thesis.

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•R A Thesis can be used in conjunction with any rhetoric curriculum •R A Thesis uses clear, accessible language •R A Thesis takes students step-by-step through the writing of the thesis, from start to finish •R A Thesis aids students in writing a paper, a speech, or both •R A Thesis helps reluctant or struggling writers generate good ideas and organize them well •R A Thesis contains presentation practice and writing workshops in each chapter •R A Thesis includes sample student writing and an example of a complete student thesis • And much more!

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7+

The Art of Poetry

by Christine Perrin, MFA

While we think of poetry as the best words in the best order, we sometimes forget how important its poetic or metaphoric thinking is to various subjects, such as writing, speaking, business, and science. The Art of Poetry is an excellent upper-middle or high school curriculum that teaches the practice of reading a poem closely and absorbing its beauty. See page 35 for suggestions for incorporating The Art of Poetry with your students’ journey toward their senior thesis.

Th e Art of Poetry (Student Edition) This book contains 16 chapters and over 100 poems ideal for the study of both the elements and forms of poetry. Each chapter includes an extensive explication of 1 poem, along with exercises and discussion questions for additional poems. Biographies of the poets, a glossary of terms, an index of all the poems and authors, and an application section with ideas on how to continue a study of poetry are all included in this thoughtful course.

Th e Art of Poetry Teacher’s Edition This valuable resource for teachers includes the entire student edition and an answer key, as well as detailed and fascinating explications of 39 poems. The introduction for the teacher offers teaching tips and suggestions. Thorough appendices include a poetry timeline, quizzes for each chapter, and a cumulative book quiz.

Th e Art of Poetry Streaming Video (or 7-DVD Set) The Art of Poetry video features more than 15 hours of author Christine Perrin teaching 4 thoughtful 8th-grade students through the entire The Art of Poetry text. Many of the discussions, which proceed chapter by chapter, capture the magic of a Socratic teacher encountering strong students and timeless works of literature.

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Spanish

Song School Spanish Book 1

Grades

1-2

by Julia Kraut

Now there is a Spanish program suited to the energy, developmental level, and fun-loving nature of your lower-grammar students! Our award-winning Song School Spanish Book 1 (SSS1) is peppered with songs/chants, enjoyable vocabulary, illustrations, handwriting practice, stories, games, and activities. It focuses on engaging young students with relevant, everyday vocabulary and a mild introduction to grammar. The audio files feature 42 songs/chants—a delightful part of the program that reinforces the Spanish taught in the book.

Song School Spanish Book 1 (Student Edition) Your students will learn more than 100 enjoyable, everyday vocabulary words and receive a very gentle introduction to Spanish grammar. This workbook contains 30 weekly chapters and audio files featuring the vocabulary from each chapter. The captivating and creative chapters include songs, illustrations, handwriting practice, stories, games, and activities.

Song School Spanish Book 1 Teacher’s Edition This edition contains a full copy of the student text, and also provides an answer key and additional teacher’s notes. The latter portion of the book consists of extra activity pages for each chapter, including the review chapters. ong School Spanish Book 1 Streaming Video (or 2-DVD Set) The 24 episodes feature a lively, native Spanish maestra who S teaches students with engaging vocabulary, skits, and grammar lessons. Students will also enjoy following Ellen in the Little Moments stories. (Note: There are no episodes for the review chapters.) panish Amigo Match 1 Flashcard Game This game features and reinforces all the vocabulary from SSS1. In groups or S individually, students can play games such as Memory or Go Fish by collecting Spanish and English matches. The deck can also be used as flash cards for extra practice. Each card lists the corresponding chapter number from SSS1. Includes 268 fullcolor cards.

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2-3

Song School Spanish Book 2

by Julia Kraut

Continuing the engaging introduction to Spanish started in SSS1, Song School Spanish Book 2 (SSS2) is the perfect bridge between SSS1 and Spanish for Children Primer A. Song School Spanish Book 2 gently and gradually introduces students to Spanish grammar, as well as new vocabulary, amply preparing students to move on to the next step of their Spanish language studies.

Song School Spanish Book 2 (Student Edition) This book will teach students 185 everyday Spanish vocabulary words and phrases for people, places, things, actions, feelings, questions, days of the week, months of the year, the weather, and more.

Each weekly lesson is peppered with songs, illustrations, handwriting practice, and activities, such as fill-in-the-blank and matching, for easy mastery and memorization. The enclosed CD features professional recordings of all songs taught in the text.

Song School Spanish Book 2 Teacher’s Edition This edition contains the entire student text along with answers and teacher’s notes and tips. It also incorporates brand-new small-group activities, designed to help students practice vocabulary and speak Spanish for a real task. Additional active games are designed as opportunities to combine language acquisition with gross motor movement. This teacher’s edition is a valuable accompaniment to your student’s Spanish studies!

Song School Spanish Book 2 Streaming Video (or 2-DVD Set) The 24 episodes feature a lively, native Spanish maestra who teaches students with engaging vocabulary, skits, and grammar lessons. Students will continue to enjoy following Ellen in the Little Moments stories. They will also have the opportunity to practice review vocabulary from SSS1. (Note: There are no full episodes for the review chapters.)

Spanish Amigo Match 2 Flashcard Game This reinforcing game features all the vocabulary from SSS2. In groups or individually, students can play Memory or Go Fish by collecting Spanish and English matches. The deck can also be used as flash cards for extra practice. Each card lists the corresponding chapter number from SSS2. Includes 386 cards.

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Spanish

Spanish for Children Primer A

Grades

1-2

by Julia Kraut & Sarah Foose with Grant Durrell

The Spanish for Children Primer A Program teaches upper-grammar students this dynamic language using the pedagogy and structure of our popular Latin for Children series, combined with immersion-style dialogues and vocabulary. The Spanish for Children series emphasizes grammar and the parts of speech as vital tools for correctly speaking and understanding Spanish. The texts also use lively chants to aid memorization of both grammar and vocabulary.

S panish for Children Primer A (Student Edition) In this engaging and conversational text, students will learn more than 290 commonly used vocabulary words as well as grammar concepts such as verb conjugation, tense, and noun gender. Students will also learn to construct Spanish sentences well. This book contains 37 weekly chapters, including 8 review chapters. Each chapter contains a memory page, a grammar page, a delightful worksheet, and a quiz. All teaching and explanations provided in the student edition are written at the student’s reading level. panish for Children Primer A Answer Key This teacher’s tool features actual, full-size pages from the primer, with answers S to quizzes, exercises, and worksheets written in bold print. panish for Children Primer A Streaming Video & Audio Each 15-minute lesson corresponds to the weekly chapter in S the primer and features experienced and enthusiastic author Julia Kraut chanting the weekly grammar charts and vocabulary and thoroughly explaining the Spanish grammar. This is a perfect resource for substitute teachers! The audio files include grammar chart chants and complete vocabulary. in Bot Presented primarily in English, this story uses common words from Spanish intermixed within each sentence.

T Students will help solve the mysterious case of the dognapped canine in this bilingual robot detective story. This 64-page reader is tied to the vocabulary from Spanish for Children Primer A. Spanish doesn’t have to be dry and boring, and it will certainly come alive in Tin Bot !

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Grades

5+

Spanish for Children Primer B

by Julia Kraut with Grant Durrell

There is a distinction between just learning common words and phrases, which is the approach of many Spanish programs, and knowing the language well enough to communicate correctly, fluently, and accurately. The Spanish for Children Primer B Program is the second in the series and emphasizes grammar and the parts of speech as vital tools for correctly speaking and understanding Spanish. This program also includes expanded dialogues, stories, songs, and chants. panish for Children Primer B (Student Edition) This primer contains 32 weekly chapters, including 6 review S chapters and an end-of-book review. Students will learn 290 commonly used Spanish vocabulary words in addition to weekly review of vocabulary from Spanish for Children Primer A. All teaching and explanations in this student edition are written at the student’s reading level and emphasize a continued mastery of grammatical concepts.

Dialogues, stories, and a puzzle search for a Mayan treasure keep the workbook format of this book lively and entertaining. panish for Children Primer B Answer Key This teacher’s tool features actual, full-size pages from the primer, S with answers to quizzes, exercises, and worksheets written in bold print. panish for Children Primer B Streaming Video & Audio (or 4-DVD & 2-CD Set) In the Spanish for Children S Primer B video, the delightful instruction by author Julia Kraut continues. Students will hear pronunciation, learn chants, and enjoy Julia’s clear teaching and explanation of Spanish grammar. The audio files include the grammar chart chants and complete vocabulary.

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French

French for Children Primer A

Grades

4+

by Joshua Kraut, PhD

French for Children Primer A uses a pedagogy and structure similar to that of our popular Latin for Children series to teach upper-grammar students this compelling language. Each chapter features immersion-style dialogues and vocabulary along with a strong emphasis on grammar and the parts of speech as vital tools for correctly speaking and understanding French.

The text also uses lively chants to aid memorization of both grammar and vocabulary.

F rench for Children Primer A (Student Edition) Students will learn 153 commonly used vocabulary words and 43 conversational words and phrases, along with grammatical concepts such as verb conjugation, tense, and noun gender.

The workbook is easy to use, incremental, and filled with clear grammatical explanations written expressly for the student.

Lessons teach mnemonic aids (chants) that enable students to learn vocabulary and grammar with ease and delight.

F rench for Children Primer A Answer Key This teacher’s tool features actual, full-size pages from the primer, with answers to quizzes, exercises, and worksheets in bold print. rench for Children Primer A Streaming Video & Audio (or 7-DVD & 1-CD Set) This video features master French F teacher and author Dr. Joshua Kraut. Bring this valuable resource into your classroom to teach your students directly or use it to privately prepare yourself to teach the lessons. Each lesson (40–50 minutes) corresponds to the weekly chapter of French for Children Primer A and has 3 segments: vocabulary, grammar, and conversational French. The audio files feature all of the pronunciations from the Pronunciation Wizard as well as the dialogues, grammar chart chants, complete vocabulary, Conversation Journal words and phrases, Say It Aloud exercises, dictées, and more!

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French for Children Primer B

by Joshua Kraut, PhD

Don’t stop now! French for Children Primer B, the second book in the French for Children series, is just as engaging, incremental, and creative as French for Children Primer A. Students will be on their way to mastering new grammar concepts and much new vocabulary. rench for Children Primer B (Student Edition) Students will learn more than 130 commonly used vocabulary words F and more than 40 conversational words and phrases along with grammatical concepts such as negation, stressed pronouns, pronominal verbs, verb conjugation, tense, and noun gender. All the teaching and explanations are written in the student book, at the student’s level. There are 17 engaging and conversational chapters, including 3 review chapters, weekly worksheets and quizzes, and an end-of-book review. rench for Children Primer B Answer Key This teacher’s tool features actual, full-size pages from the primer, with answers F to quizzes, exercises, and worksheets in bold print. rench for Children Primer B Streaming Video & Audio This video features master French teacher and author Dr. Joshua F Kraut as he continues his excellent instruction. Bring this valuable resource into your classroom to teach your students directly or use it to privately prepare yourself to teach the lessons. Each lesson (40–50 minutes) corresponds to the weekly chapter of French for Children Primer B and has 3 segments: vocabulary, grammar, and conversational French. The audio files feature the dialogues, grammar chart chants, complete vocabulary, Conversation Journal words and phrases, Say It Aloud exercises, dictées, and more!

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Centripetal Press founder and author John D. Mays based his 7th–12th grade curriculum on the core principles of mastery, integration, and wonder, 3 areas of focus that are evident in each of Centripetal’s middle and high school textbooks. The content is carefully selected, presented, and assessed cumulatively so that students can truly master the entire body of material in a standard academic year. Integrative instruction avoids isolating science, and instead draws connections to other subjects such as math, writing, and history. As students learn more about the natural world, they will develop a sense of wonder and fascination, and a healthy attitude toward caring for and preserving the earth and its millions of species of living creatures.

The tone, style, and graphics in each Centripetal text are age appropriate, coherent, and engaging, designed to draw students upward toward the adult world of scientific inquiry and study. Combining the 3 core principles with rich, appealing designs results in the deeper learning of less material and, ultimately, in a superior science education that helps students cultivate a love for the natural world.

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Science

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Physical Science

by John D. Mays

Physical Science introduces 6th–8th graders to the unique mastery-learning methodology that will carry them through their science journey. This book will introduce students to physical science topics such as types of matter, energy, forces and fields, measurement, and more. Students will also be challenged to begin thinking about the nature of scientific knowledge as they learn about theories, facts, and hypotheses. Where appropriate, references to the humanities are incorporated to add greater dimension and to help humanize and decompartmentalize science.

The text includes 12 experiments, nine of which are quantitative. Quantitative experiments—those involving measurements, data, and quantitative analysis—are a hallmark of the physical sciences. We assume that students in 7th grade have little prior experience tabulating and graphing data, so the text includes a primer on graphing data immediately before the first experiment. The design of these experiments enables students to engage in quantitative laboratory work (measurement, data collection, graphing, analysis) well before the mathematical topics are introduced in the text (Chapter 8). All the experiments were specifically designed for this course and many make use of everyday materials such as Hot Wheels™ cars, golf and ping pong balls, magnetic compasses, Styrofoam™ cups and coolers, batteries, and lightbulbs.

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Science

Planet Earth

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7-8

by Kevin Nelstead

Planet Earth provides middle school students with a comprehensive exploration of fundamental topics in earth science, ranging from weather systems and the properties of matter and minerals to the dynamic forces of volcanoes and earthquakes, and the fascinating realm of radiometric dating. This enriching text not only imparts knowledge about the Earth’s geological processes but also delves into crucial contemporary issues. As students navigate through the pages, they gain valuable insights into timely subjects such as the conservation of natural resources, the profound impacts of climate change, the complexities of pollution, the pursuit of environmental justice, and the current scientific consensus regarding geologic history.

The text doesn’t merely present information; it actively engages students with hands-on learning experiences.

The inclusion of eight experiments enhances the educational journey, with three specifically focusing on the practical application of topographic maps for determining both distance and altitude. These exercises not only strengthen spatial reasoning skills but also provide a tangible connection to real-world geological exploration.

The stream table, a source of hands-on excitement, offers a dynamic model for understanding streamflow and erosion, making the learning experience both enjoyable and informative.

By fostering a holistic understanding of Earth’s processes and connecting scientific principles to pressing global issues, Planet Earth empowers students to become informed citizens who appreciate the interconnectedness of our planet’s geology and the importance of responsible stewardship for a sustainable future.

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Introductory Principles in Physics

by John D. Mays

Grades

9-11

Accelerated Studies in Physics and Chemistry

by John D. Mays

Introductory Principles in Physics (IPP) incorporates math, history, and epistemology, making it the perfect text to draw 9th-11th grade students upward into the adult world of scientific investigation.” This course is ideal for Centripetal’s “physics first” high school sequence, which places a physics-based course in the freshman year, but will also serve sophomores and juniors well. For older students, the text includes 2 optional, more challenging chapters on buoyancy and geometric optics.

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Accelerated Studies in Physics and Chemistry (ASPC) is an excellent course for 9th graders who love science and are strong in math (have already completed Algebra I). ASPC, which is approximately 80 percent physics and 20 percent basic chemistry, teaches students to use correct terminology, communicate in succinct technical writing, and incorporate frequently overlooked worldview matters, such as understanding accurately what a theory is (and what it is not), the cycle of scientific enterprise, and the research community and history of science. This challenging text will give students a strong foundation upon which to build their high school science experience.

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Science

Accelerated Chemistry

Grades

10-12

by John D. Mays

Accelerated Chemistry is an ideal text for students who love science and aspire to enter a STEM-oriented college program. In addition to up-to-date chemistry information, this accelerated text presents a more intense treatment of the material covered in Principles of Chemistry and includes additional chapters on thermochemistry and chemical equilibrium, as well as a glimpse into organic chemistry.

Since this course is designed to follow the rigorous introduction to chemistry included in Accelerated Studies in Physics and Chemistry (ASPC), Accelerated Chemistry skips the usual introductory material on units of measure, unit conversions, and the history of atomic models. For students who did not take ASPC but are otherwise qualified for this course, an introduction to unit conversions (dimensional analysis) is included in the appendices.

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Grades

11-12

Principles of Chemistry

by John D. Mays

Principles of Chemistry engages high school students in a captivating exploration of the real-world applications of chemistry. The mastery-learning method, integral to the course, is skillfully implemented through meticulously designed exercises and quizzes, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter. The inclusion of a fresh, lucid narrative not only demystifies complex concepts but also enhances the overall learning experience for students. Emphasizing the historical context of modern chemistry, the textbook weaves a compelling narrative that connects the evolution of chemical principles with pivotal moments in scientific history. Furthermore, the integration of mathematics and technical communication underscores the interdisciplinary nature of chemistry, highlighting its connections to other fields of study. Through this multifaceted approach, Principles of Chemistry not only equips students with a solid foundation in chemical principles but also instills a deep appreciation for the historical, mathematical, and communicative aspects that contribute to the dynamic tapestry of the field.

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Physics: Modeling Nature

Grade

12

by John D. Mays

Physics: Modeling Nature caters to the intellectual curiosity of advanced students with a passion for science who have successfully completed trigonometry. Students will appreciate the fresh illustrations and clear narrative that explains concepts in detail, while teachers will find this book to be a solid reference and lecturing tool. Each chapter includes plenty of exercises and clearly defined learning objectives. In contrast to introductory courses, this advanced textbook employs a rigorous approach that challenges students to delve deeper into the complexities of physics. It seamlessly integrates mathematics with real-world applications, providing a bridge between theoretical understanding and practical problem-solving. The course content not only builds upon the foundational principles acquired in trigonometry but also introduces students to advanced topics, fostering a deeper appreciation for the intricacies of the natural world. With a focus on critical thinking and analytical skills, Physics: Modeling Nature aims to cultivate a profound understanding of physics, preparing students for more advanced studies and applications in scientific fields.

The text makes thorough use of vector problem-solving methods, including the dot and cross products.

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From Wonder to Mastery:

A Transformative Model for Science Education

Science

by John D. Mays

Drawing on more than two decades in the classroom and a previous career in engineering, Centripetal Press founder John D. Mays presents his unique approach to science education based on mastery learning that leads to long-term retention. Designed for teachers and administrators, From Wonder to Mastery contains all the vital content from Teaching Science So That Students Learn Science, John’s original guide to his pedagogical philosophy. This text also offers a wealth of additional content, as well as an analysis of the research and literature on mastery learning.

From Wonder to Mastery begins with a focus on the need to foster a sense of wonder in the classroom, and then goes on to explore how mastery learning is supported through the 4 essential areas of integration with science: epistemology, mathematics, history, and language. The final 5 chapters describe John’s mastery-learning model in detail. This book is an excellent resource for professional development, and an essential read for science teachers and administrators who want to build a premier science program at their school.

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The Art of Argument • An Introduction to the Informal Fallacies

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Classical education is a journey that lasts a lifetime. Whether you benefitted from a classical education yourself or discovered it after you became a teacher, we want to provide opportunities for you to learn and grow! In addition to curriculum, Classical Academic Press produces a number of texts and resources for those who want to join or continue the journey as adults.

We are continuing to develop and provide materials for: arents of classical students P Teachers just starting at a classical school School board members beginning to explore classical education Headmasters seeking continuing education resources for their teachers Parents wanting to educate family members or friends about classical education

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The ClassicalU courses from Classical Academic Press have become an invaluable source of guidance and inspiration for me. As a young teacher, and as one who is eager to deepen my understanding of classical pedagogy, I have been so grateful for the rigor, depth, and breadth of the courses offered.

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—Jocelyn (Pennsylvania)

CLASSICAL RESOURCES

Classical Education Resources

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An Introduction to Classical Education: A Guide for Parents (Public & Charter School Edition) New in 2024, the Revised Edition of An Introduction to Classical Education. This 48-page booklet is an ideal introduction to classical education that traces its history and describes its modern renaissance. The booklet also highlights the distinctive elements of the movement, including its emphasis on teaching grammar, logic, and rhetoric (the trivium); the role and benefit of classical language study; and the extraordinary achievements of students who are receiving a classical education. This engaging and conversational booklet includes anecdotes, diagrams, and charts, and is especially recommended to teachers and parents just beginning their examination of classical education. It is an ideal booklet to hand out at parent nights, donor visits, and other school events.

Concise but significant introduction to classical education Clear definition and historical overview of classical education Descriptions of the modern renaissance in classical education Examples of student achievements around the country Helpful anecdotes, diagrams, and charts

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The Justice Reader

by Gabriel Blanchard, et al The Justice Reader, developed in partnership with the team at the Classical Learning Test (CLT), is a timely volume of approximately 50 selected readings from the ancient, medieval, and modern periods, each focused on justice. As students trace the great conversation from Plato to Aquinas to Frederick Douglass to G.K. Chesterton and beyond, they will develop a deep understanding of this virtue.

The Justice Reader

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CLT Student Guide Looking to improve your score on the CLT or CLT10* exam? The official CLT Student Guide is your key to success! The 3rd Edition features 60 pages of new, expanded content, over 100 pages of digital downloads, and the same great practice tests and essay prompts from the 2nd Edition. You will also find: • A detailed breakdown of the test content and question types.

• An answer key with thorough explanations for each question.

• Tips, strategies, and a checklist to help you prepare for test-taking day.

• A step-by-step guide for understanding your score (NEW).

• Information on CLT Partner Colleges (NEW). *The Student Guide is not intended for CLT8 test prep. Students preparing for the CLT10 should note that the 3 practice tests in the Student Guide are for the CLT and will be more difficult than the CLT10.

CLT Student Guide

$45.95

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Bright Mirror: A Book of Poems

by Christine Perrin, MFA This masterful work of 53 poems will be sure to intrigue and delight readers.

Author Christine Perrin, director of writing at Messiah College, is the recipient of an Academy of American Poets Prize, and her work has appeared in such journals as The New England Review, Image Journal, TriQuarterly, Blackbird, The Cresset, and others. She is a leader of a trip for classical educators to Orvieto, Italy, a series editor for Classical Academic Press, and a contributor to and speaker at classical education conferences and seminars around the country.

Bright Mirror $12.95

Plato: The Great Philosopher-Educator

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by David Diener, PhD Any attempt to encapsulate Plato’s thought regarding education is a daunting task. Plato’s views are many and diverse, and throughout history innumerable analyses of his thought have already been made. The attention that has been paid to interpreting Plato, however, is certainly not undeserved. Plato is one of the principal founders of the Western intellectual tradition, and it is nearly impossible to examine the historical development of any academic topic without, knowingly or unknowingly, addressing Plato’s views. Regardless of our final assessment of Plato’s educational thought, it is unquestionable that his understanding of education has had a profound impact on the development of educational theory and practice around the world for nearly two and a half millennia. The study of his views is thus of great benefit, both as a means of examining fundamental questions about the nature of education addressed in his work, and also as a means of better understanding the historical roots of the Western educational tradition.

Plato: The Great Philosopher-Educator $9.95

Common Arts Education:

Renewing the Classical Tradition of Training the Hands, Head, and Heart

by Christopher Hall, MAT The liberal arts—the trivium and quadrivium—represent the core, the academic foundations, of a classical education. And yet, they alone cannot meet our basic needs, for we must eat, heal, defend ourselves, trade, build, find our way around, and more. It is these common arts that provide the experiences in real application that will allow students to become not only fully functional in their knowledge, but fully charitable in the world. In this book, author Chris Hall outlines a vision for the resonance between the liberal, fine, and common arts, supplies concrete steps that teachers can take to implement a common arts curriculum, and provides a series of experiences to try in any classroom, at any grade level.

Common Arts Education Printed Book $10.95

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That’s a Fallacy!

A Parent’s Guide to Logical Argument

by Christopher Perrin, PhD and Joelle Hodge, MAT Everyone makes arguments—arguments from the mundane to the profound, arguments for what dessert to order, what car to buy, or what president to vote for—but we don’t always argue well. In fact, often we quarrel rather than argue and we are also prone to being persuaded by faulty and deceptive arguments.

That’s a Fallacy! presents 28 logical fallacies—the most common ways that arguments go wrong and become deceptive. It features multiple examples of how each fallacy works, including dialogues that present logical fallacies in culture, politics, school, and home life. Various fake advertisements throughout the book exemplify many of the fallacies.

That’s a Fallacy! is an ideal book for those wishing to protect themselves from propaganda of all types and to argue well with cogency and clarity . . . and without fallacies.

The Good Teacher

by Carrie Eben and Christopher Perrin, PhD The Good Teacher elucidates the timeless principles of classical pedagogy that characterize great teaching and make a teacher good at the craft. Rather than focusing on discrete techniques of teaching, the book highlights those principles that inform and select techniques, setting the teacher free to know what to teach, as well as when and how.

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Curriculum In Production Humanitas Medieval

Environmental Science

• Grades 9-12 • Expected Summer 2025

• Grade 12 • Expected Summer 2025

Latin Alive 2 Coming Soon

Humanitas Modern Era

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• Grades 9-12 • Expected Summer 2025

• Grades 9-12 • Expected Summer 2025

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The Curious Historian Level 4 • Grades 8-9

General Biology Revised Edition

• Grade 10 • Expected Summer 2025

Writing and Rhetoric 12 • Grades 8-9 • Expected Summer 2025

Spanish for Children A Revised Edition

• Grades 3-4 • Expected Summer 2025

Spanish for Children B Revised Edition

• Grades 4-5 • Expected Summer 2025

Greek for Children A • Grades 3-4 • Expected Summer 2025

Greek for Children B • Grades 4-5 • Expected Summer 2025

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