Developing the ability to think critically and solve problems creatively is the foundation of this class. This is the intersection of logic, [mathematical] intuition, and the mathematics we use to describe the natural world created by a divine Creator.

Are you wanting to learn how to code but are unsure where to start? Python is a beginner friendly, but powerful programming language that allows one to create small games and programs, complete user applications, as well as analyze massive amounts of data.

In this Live Online Course students will cover works from and about the ancient world and other important works.

In this Live Online Course students will learn the major objectives and themes in the genre through a close reading of some of its most important books, as well as interacting with relevant film and television examples.

In this Live Online Course students will gain a targeted review of the last half of Elementary Algebra (Jacobs).

In this Live Online Course, students will learn to examine film in light of a Christian worldview, by looking at storytelling, worldview, and spirituality in the movies.

In this course, students test the validity of syllogisms as well as learn the informal fallacies, truth tables, and formal proofs in an effort to aid students in the worship of God, who is Logic Himself.

Students will explore history, theology, philosophy, and popular culture through the Christian apologetic lens to find that every discipline has apologetic value from geometry, to the sciences, even to poetry.

Math-U-See PreCalculus meets the PreCalculus requirement for the VSA Associate and Standard Level diploma only.

Math-U-See Algebra 2 meets the Algebra II requirement for the VSA Associate and Standard Level diploma only.

Biology is the nexus from which all other life sciences extend. Veritas is pleased to offer Biology using the Novare curriculum.

Our Novare Physical Science course exercises minds while establishing foundational science skills. Using the Novare curriculum, students develop skills in mathematics, English, and measurement.

Our Earth Science course uses the Novare curriculum to echo Micah 6:8, spurring students to walk humbly before the Creator and to do justly toward His creation.

This course is an introductory level course, providing a foundation in the basics of Hebrew grammar and vocabulary. Students will read well-known folk tales and traditional Messianic Jewish prayers in Hebrew.

Students will study select sonnets and five of Shakespeare's plays, examining the pieces as both literary works and performances meant for the stage. Students will experience the genius of Shakespeare's language and character insight by reading, discussing, memorizing, and performing sections of...

Homework will average 3 - 5 hours per week. Chemistry Apologia meets the Chemistry requirement for the VSA Associate and Standard Level diploma only. This course prepares students who are less interested in a STEM-oriented program beyond high school, and more interested in becoming critical thinking...

Join the Yearbook club and help create a piece of living history that you can hold in your hand! At its inception, the yearbook committee determined to call the VSA yearbook Legato, which is generally understood to mean "in a smooth and flowing manner without breaks between notes" and in Italian...

The VSA Apologetics Club is an organization focused on wrestling with some of the deepest questions found in the Christian worldview while having fun and interacting with friends from all over the globe.

In this Live Online Course students will fine-tune previously learned Latin skills as they focus on translating selections from Caesar and other classical texts. This course is eligible for dual enrollment credit for junior and senior diploma students.

German III will review the basics of German grammar and vocabulary in the first 8 weeks and then spend the rest of the year reading, translating, and analyzing German texts.

The Art History Live Online Course is taught through a biblical lens and covers a general survey of Western art history, from the caves of Lascaux to the artists of the twenty-first century.

The purpose of the Computer Programming club is to learn how to write computer programs, starting from the basics and building up to 2D computer games you can play and share with your friends.

This course assumes the student has achieved a significant level of proficiency in Latin grammar and is ready to read unadapted Latin texts with a focus on Virgil and Caesar.

In this Live Online Course students will further expand their vocabulary and conversational ability while enhancing their knowledge of the Chinese people, economics, politics, archeology, and history spanning back over 5,000 years.

In this Live Online Course students will learn how to better understand and appreciate poetry while also honing your skills as a poet who can become equipped to enter the Great Conversation.

In this Live Online Course students will look at a survey-style overview of Western civilization.

In this Live Online Course students will look at American history from a biblical worldview.

In this Live Online Course students will review the basics of German grammar and vocabulary in the first 8 weeks and then spend the rest of the year reading, translating, and analyzing German texts, both contemporary and historical.

Spanish Club will offer different activities where we will put into practice all that we have learned in VSA's Spanish courses.

In this Live Online Course students will study the basics of German grammar and vocabulary.

In this Live Online Course students will learn to fully understand both personal and business finance.

In this Live Online Course students will have continued practice of intermediate algebra and trigonometry introduced in Algebra II Saxon.

In this Live Online Course students will cover listening, speaking, reading, and writing Mandarin Chinese in a fun and engaging manner.

In this Live Online Club students will study three categories: Latin for Fun, Latin for Academic Pursuits, and Latin for Service.

In this Live Online Club students will work to better implement the practice of using God's word to prepare and equip us for our spiritual battles.

In this Live Online Club, students will look at famous historical problems and how different fields of math helped to solve them!

In this Live Online Club students will be introduced students to basic camera skills such as shooting in various modes and conditions. They will learn proper terminology and experiment with various techniques while working on photographing people, animals, landscapes, and more.

Marine Biology introduces students to the study of life in marine environments. Students will gain knowledge about the physical characteristics of the Earth's oceans; prominent marine communities and their ecological uniqueness; representative marine organisms from the five biological kingdoms...

Anatomy and Physiology includes foundational concepts related to the structure and function of the human body. The course provides laboratory activities that include the use of the scientific method, observation of tissue specimens via microscope, and dissection labs.

In this Live Online Course students will focus on developing statistical thinking and the use of basic statistical concepts using modern computer-based practices.

In this Live Online Course students will increase their knowledge of verb tenses, continue to build vocabulary, and improve conversational ability in different settings.

In this Live Online Course students learn how to communicate in common, everyday settings using one of the most commonly spoken languages in the world, Spanish. (May be taken in grades 9-12.)

In this Live Online Course students will study trigonometry concepts, statistics, and applications for other subjects such as physics and chemistry.

In this Live Online Course students will learn to (1) observe rhetorical situations and assess which persuasive strategy is best for a given situation, (2) orient themselves to that situation given their rhetorical goals, (3) decide which course of action is wisest, (4) and act most effectively.

In this Live Online Course students will examine the history, practice, and cutting edge research in psychology, providing a foundation for students in the discipline.

In this Live Online Course students will cover works from and about the modern world and other important works.

In this Live Online Course students will focus on great works beginning just after the Reformation and covers significant works of modern Western culture.

In this Live Online Course students will cover works from and about the medieval world and other important works.

In this Live Online Course students will focus on great works of theology, history and literature of the medieval world beginning with the works of St. Augustine and ending in the Reformation era.

In this Live Online Course students will cover works from and about the ancient world and other important works.

In this Live Online Course students will focus on works of the ancient world, culminating in the first century.

In this Live Online Course students will cover works from and about the modern world and other important works.

In this Live Online Course students will fine-tune previously learned Latin skills as they focus on translating selections from the Vulgate, St. Augustine and other medieval writers. This course is eligible for dual enrollment credit for junior and senior diploma students.

In this Live Online Course students will develop fiction writing skills by crafting character-centered stories in a workshop setting.

In this Live Online Course students will focus on the modern science of economics by covering personal finance, corporations, stock trading, banking, finance, the US Economy, the Federal Reserve, the global financial system, options and more.

In this Live Online Course students will begin with the formation of a quality thesis and its development in an argumentative essay, then the research report, and other forms of essay writing, with increasing emphasis on the development of style.

In this Live Online Course students continue building their abilities to use the Elements and Principles of Design in their own artwork.

In this Live Online Course students will study the Elements of Design begun in the Grammar years, in Art Studio Transition, or some other instructional context.

In this Live Online Course students will learn to examine film in light of a Christian worldview, by looking at storytelling, worldview and spirituality in the movies.

In this Live Online Course students will develop linguistic survival skills with an expansion of grammar, vocabulary and reading skills.

In this Live Online Course students will build a rich vocabulary base, a strong structure of language skills, solid conversational skills, and cultural competencies.

In this Live Online Course students will focus on great works beginning just after the Reformation and covers significant works of modern Western culture.

In this Live Online Course students will cover works from and about the medieval world and other important works.

In this Live Online Course students will focus on great works of theology, history and literature of the medieval world beginning with Eusebius and ending with Luther.

In this Live Online Course students will cover works from and about the ancient world and other important works.

In this Live Online Course students will focus on great works of the ancient world culminating in the first century.

In this Live Online Course students will study matter and its interaction with other matter and energy.

In this Live Online Course students learn what rhetoric is, why it is an essential tool in several situations, how to analyze those situations and their audiences, and how to craft several types of messages using the diverse resources of the classical rhetorical canon.

In this Live Online Course students continue their journey into the world of logic by focusing on inductive reasoning. Students will learn the basic principles of debate, rules for evaluating sources of information, and guidelines for building inductive arguments.

In this Live Online Course, students test the validity of syllogisms as well as learn the informal fallacies, truth tables, and formal proofs in an effort to aid students in the worship of God, who is Logic Himself.

In this Live Online Course students will study quadratic relations and systems, higher degree functions and complex numbers, sequences and series, probability, trigonometry, and advanced triangle problems.

In this Live Online Course students will prepare students for the study of pre-calculus. Topics include review of Algebra I concepts; functions; systems of linear equations and inequalities; quadratic functions and complex numbers; exponential and logarithmic functions; and rational and irrational...

In this Live Online Course students will learn advanced grammar forms and continue to build vocabulary. They will read and translate selections from the Greek Old and New Testament.

In this Live Online Course students will be provided an overview of the basics of Greek grammar and vocabulary.

This course begins with the foundational principles of government, surveys the various types of government, and traces the significant people, events and document which were part of the American political heritage leading up to the creation of the United States of America. Following an article-by...

GREAT BOOKS FROM ANCIENT TIMES

With the Omnibus I Primary, Self-Paced Course students study early biblical works, as well as, Gilgamesh, Hammurabi, Histories by Herodotus and many more in 175 engaging lessons. Students will work at their own pace, interacting with the material...

A WALK WITH CS LEWIS, RC SPROUL, AND MANY BIBLICAL WRITERS

The Omnibus I Secondary, Self-Paced Course complements the primary books course with 105 engaging lessons, providing a combined balance of history, theology, and literature. Yet, it is a remarkable journey that can ...

GREAT BOOKS FROM THE MIDDLE AGES THROUGH THE REFORMATION

With the Omnibus II Primary, Self-Paced Course students study Shakespeare, Beowulf, Creeds, Confessions and many more in 175 engaging lessons. Students will work at their own pace, interacting with the material, learn...

LEARN FROM TOLKIEN, SHAKESPEARE, AND MANY BIBLICAL WRITERS

The Omnibus II Secondary, Self-Paced Course complements the primary books course with 105 engaging lessons, providing a combined balance of history, theology, and literature. Yet, it is a remarkable journey that can...

GREAT BOOKS FROM MODERN TIMES

With the Omnibus III Primary, Self-Paced Course students study foundational American documents, The Pilgrim's Progress, A Tale of Two Cities, Biblical books and many more in 175 engaging lessons. Students will work at their own pace, interacting...

A JOURNEY THROUGH THE MODERN CLASSICS

The Omnibus III Secondary, Self-Paced Course complements the primary books course with 105 engaging lessons, providing a combined balance of history, theology, and literature. Yet, it is a remarkable journey that can be taken on its own...

Omnibus I is the first of six courses to study the Great Books. Omnibus is the classical Christian educational answer to history, theology, and literature.

Omnibus II is the second of six courses to study the Great Books. Omnibus is the classical Christian educational answer to history, theology, and literature.

Teaching with the emphasis on ideas, not simply information.

Omnibus III is the third of six courses to study the Great Books. Omnibus is the classical Christian educational answer to history, theology, and literature.

Teaching with the emphasis on ideas, not simply information.

Omnibus IV: The Ancient World is the fourth in a series of six books that repeat a three year cycle of Ancient, Medieval, and Modern history; the first three are at the logic stage, and the latter three at the Rhetoric stag...

Omnibus IV is the fourth of six courses to study the Great Books. Omnibus is the classical Christian educational answer to history, theology, and literature.

Teaching with the emphasis on ideas, not simply information.

Omnibus V is the fifth of six courses to study the Great Books. Omnibus is the classical Christian educational answer to history, theology, and literature.

Teaching with the emphasis on ideas, not simply information.

This is the teacher edition of Composition II. Building on the skills developed in Composition I, students will continue to develop the power of storytelling in Composition II.

In Composition I, students will continue to develop the power of storytelling...

Omnibus VI is the sixth of six courses to study the Great Books. Omnibus is the classical Christian educational answer to history, theology, and literature.

Teaching with the emphasis on ideas, not simply information.

A Rhetoric of Love Teacher's Edition is a companion text. It gives guidance and suggestions on how to teach the student text. Its notes, plans, and assessments inform and advice.

Jesus called us to love our neighbor as our self. A Rhetoric of Love asks how we can do that in our speaking and writing and living. How ought Christ's followers to try to persuade others?

This distinctively Christian overview workbook together witht the flashcards (000080) covers well-known works of art, from the Lascaux Cave paintings and Winged Victory to the Mona Lisa and American Gothic. But the program also takes time to focus on art by Christians and about the Christian faith...

This distinctively Christian overview covers well-known works of art, from the Lascaux Cave paintings and Winged Victory to the Mona Lisa and American Gothic. But the program also takes time to focus on art by Christians and about the Christian faith. Two great works of art...

Omnibus is a Latin term meaning "all encompassing." Completing Omnibus IV will provide the student a full credit in Ancient World History II, Doctrine and Theology IV, and Ancient Literature II.

Algebra II and Trigonometry Tests by Foerster contains 49 tests and answers, including the final exam.

Algebra and Trigonometry Solutions Manual by Foerster offers step-by-step solutions for most problems and answers to all problems found in Mr. Foerster's outstanding text...

This is a pre-1923 historical reproduction that was curated for quality. Quality assurance was conducted on each of these books in an attempt to remove books with imperfections introduced by the digitization process. Though we have made best efforts - the books may have occasional errors that do not...