HOMESCHOOL & CHRISTIAN EDUCATION PILOT · IN DEVELOPMENT

The Origins Inquiry: an eight-week high-school pilot outline.

The developing unit is intended to complement mainstream high-school science instruction while giving students a structured Christian setting for examining interpretation, philosophy, and theology. Full lesson files are not yet published, and formal standards alignment is not claimed until the unit has been mapped against named standards.

CO-OP PILOT TARGET$199per year · up to 15 students
FAMILY PILOT TARGET$79one-time home-use edition
WEEK 1 · PILOT OUTLINE

How science and theology answer different questions

Planned components include teacher notes, a student worksheet, an evidence activity, vocabulary, and discussion questions linked to the relevant FaithPath investigation. Those lesson files are not yet published.

WEEK 2 · PILOT OUTLINE

Deep time, the universe, and Earth history

Planned components include teacher notes, a student worksheet, an evidence activity, vocabulary, and discussion questions linked to the relevant FaithPath investigation. Those lesson files are not yet published.

WEEK 3 · PILOT OUTLINE

Evolution: mechanisms and evidence

Planned components include teacher notes, a student worksheet, an evidence activity, vocabulary, and discussion questions linked to the relevant FaithPath investigation. Those lesson files are not yet published.

WEEK 4 · PILOT OUTLINE

Human origins, genetics, and fossils

Planned components include teacher notes, a student worksheet, an evidence activity, vocabulary, and discussion questions linked to the relevant FaithPath investigation. Those lesson files are not yet published.

WEEK 5 · PILOT OUTLINE

Adam, ancestry, and theological models

Planned components include teacher notes, a student worksheet, an evidence activity, vocabulary, and discussion questions linked to the relevant FaithPath investigation. Those lesson files are not yet published.

WEEK 6 · PILOT OUTLINE

Animal suffering and natural history

Planned components include teacher notes, a student worksheet, an evidence activity, vocabulary, and discussion questions linked to the relevant FaithPath investigation. Those lesson files are not yet published.

WEEK 7 · PILOT OUTLINE

Mind, personhood, and the image of God

Planned components include teacher notes, a student worksheet, an evidence activity, vocabulary, and discussion questions linked to the relevant FaithPath investigation. Those lesson files are not yet published.

WEEK 8 · PILOT OUTLINE

Comparing models and stating what remains open

Planned components include teacher notes, a student worksheet, an evidence activity, vocabulary, and discussion questions linked to the relevant FaithPath investigation. Those lesson files are not yet published.

Claims kept narrow on purpose

The pilot is described as a supplement to mainstream science instruction. “Meets state standards” or “NGSS aligned” will appear only after a documented standards map is completed.

Recruiting homeschool and Christian-school pilots.

Early reviewers will be asked about scientific accuracy, reading level, teaching time, theological fairness, and whether the unit actually reduces the need to patch together unrelated resources.