"My high school daughter just completed Exploring World Geography. She has commented several times this school year that she loves the format, the style of writing, the information, and how it is presented in an easy to understand manner. (Michelle B., Kentucky)

Author Ray Notgrass designed the curriculum for students to use successfully anytime in high school--9th grade, 10th grade, 11th grade, or 12th grade. It combines the flexibility and richness of a literature-based unit study approach with the simplicity of a textbook-based approach.

Daily lessons guide your student on a fascinating journey across our planet, focusing on how people interact with the physical world around them. With the lessons already planned, your student can use the curriculum independently.

If you use the course as written, your student can earn one year of credit in three high school subjects: World Geography, English, and Worldview. However, the course is flexible, so you can adjust the assignments as needed to fit your student's schedule and needs.

• The World Geography credit involves reading the lessons and doing the assignments in the Gazetteer (and answering the questions in the optional Student Review if desired).
• The English credit involves completing several writing assignments, including one research paper; and reading the assigned literature.
• The Worldview credit involves examining religious and philosophical perspectives and completing worldview assignments that guide the student in building a Christian worldview.

Watch the video to get an overview of the curriculum. Visit our website to see sample lessons and read what parents are saying.