Looking for a complete, age-differentiated program to teach global religious literacy? The World Religions Curriculum – Full Bundle includes all four grade-level editions (Early Elementary, Upper Elementary, Middle School, and High School), offering a progressive, cohesive approach to exploring world beliefs across K–12.

From story-based explorations and hands-on projects to essay writing and comparative analysis, this comprehensive bundle includes 144 weekly lessons designed to build respect, cultural literacy, and personal reflection.

✨ What’s Included:

• 4 full-length curriculum PDFs for Grades K–2, 3–5, 6–8, and 9–12

• 36 weekly lessons per level (144 total)

• Scaffolding from storytelling and art to academic research and writing

• Covers 12+ major religions and ethical systems

• Integrated with ELA, social studies, and art disciplines

• Designed for homeschool families, co-ops, or school-wide programs

📘 Student Outcomes:

• Develops worldview awareness across developmental stages

• Fosters empathy, curiosity, and academic confidence

• Encourages interfaith dialogue and social-emotional growth

• Equips students with global citizenship skills and cultural understanding

🌐 Extend the Learning:

Encourage multi-age discussion using Etymonline or explore curriculum planning insights via the Linguistic Society of America.

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📥 Format & Delivery:

All four levels delivered as digital PDFs. Ideal for families educating multiple age groups or co-ops running parallel tracks. No physical materials included.

🎯 Ideal For:

• Homeschoolers teaching siblings at different grade levels

• Charter or private school programs with K–12 humanities curricula

• Co-ops offering age-differentiated worldview or social studies electives

Equip your entire household or learning community with a curriculum that grows with your learners and builds cultural understanding across every age.

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The World Religions Curriculum – Middle School offers a thoughtful, project-driven way to explore belief systems around the world. Over 36 weeks, students in Grades 6–8 will engage in comparative analysis, cultural studies, historical context, and self-reflection.

This curriculum introduces key teachings, holidays, practices, and symbols from over 12 global religions and philosophies. With hands-on projects like temple models, dietary reflections, documentary research, and worldview charts, learners build historical empathy and critical thinking skills while deepening their global awareness.

✨ Key Curriculum Features:

• Covers major belief systems including Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, Islam, Christianity, Taoism, Paganism, and more

• Each week includes research, discussion prompts, creative projects, and writing tasks

• Encourages comparative analysis and worldview mapping

• Supports interdisciplinary learning (social studies, ELA, art, ethics)

• Includes 3 weeks of comparative synthesis and capstone presentations

• Delivered as a printable PDF ideal for homeschool, co-op, or classroom use

📘 Learning Objectives:

• Understand the history, texts, and global reach of world religions

• Practice research and oral presentation skills

• Develop respectful dialogue around belief systems

• Explore religion’s influence on art, law, and modern culture

• Strengthen academic independence and empathy

🌐 Extend the Learning:

Incorporate etymological studies from Etymonline or explore language and religion intersections via the Linguistic Society of America.

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📥 Format & Delivery:

You’ll receive a digital PDF curriculum with structured weekly lessons. Print weekly or compile into a year-long portfolio. No physical product will be shipped.

🎯 Ideal For:

• Middle school homeschoolers ready for inquiry-based global studies

• Teachers adding interfaith context to history or civics classes

• Co-ops seeking interdisciplinary humanities courses

Students will leave this course with a broadened worldview and an ability to thoughtfully compare and reflect on global belief systems.

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Spark curiosity and critical thinking with the Historical Movie Curriculum – Middle School, a 36-week history enrichment program designed to help students in Grades 6–8 engage deeply with world events through the lens of film.

Each weekly lesson highlights a significant historical era using a carefully selected movie, paired with context-setting background, vocabulary, writing prompts, and guided analysis questions. Students begin to examine justice, leadership, cultural shifts, and moral dilemmas while strengthening their research, writing, and discussion skills.

Whether you’re teaching in a homeschool, classroom, or co-op setting, this flexible curriculum builds a bridge between historical content and modern understanding.

🔑 Features & Learning Objectives:

• 36 movie-based lessons from Ancient Egypt to the Space Race and Civil Rights

• Age-appropriate analysis prompts to support deeper reflection

• Reinforces middle school writing and communication skills

• Promotes empathy, ethics, and civic thinking

• Combines social studies, ELA, and media literacy

• PDF format – print-friendly and flexible for any setting

• Ideal for grades 6–8

🎬 Themes & Time Periods:

• Ancient Civilizations

• Medieval & Colonial History

• U.S. Founding through the Civil War

• World Wars & 20th Century Change

• Civil Rights, Innovation, & Global Shifts

🌐 Extend the Learning:

Encourage vocabulary exploration via Etymonline and support discourse about historical storytelling through the Linguistic Society of America.

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📥 Format & Delivery:

Delivered as a digital PDF, this resource is perfect for printed lessons, digital learning environments, or shared co-op settings. No physical materials are shipped.

🎯 Ideal For:

• Homeschool families looking to expand historical depth

• Co-op groups ready to foster analytical discussion

• Teachers integrating media into civics or literature units

Students will walk away with greater historical awareness, improved communication skills, and a new appreciation for how history is told—and remembered.

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