A Noble Experiment is a comprehensive,
student-directed, one-semester high school government and civics course from a
conservative Judeo-Christian perspective. It covers all national standards for
both civics and government while exploring foundational principles, types of
government, the U.S. Constitution, foreign policy, the United Nations,
immigration, globalization, and responsible citizenship.
The program combines engaging video lectures with primary
source readings and meaningful assignments to build critical thinking and
informed civic engagement.
Key Curriculum Features:
- Nearly
7 hours of video lectures with graphics (24 lessons, 8–32 minutes each)
- In-depth
study of the U.S. Constitution and its interpretation
- Primary
source readings, research projects, and critical thinking activities
- Culminating
independent state and local government research projects
- Suggested
3-lessons-per-week, 16-week schedule with flexible pacing
- Strong
biblical worldview emphasizing ethical government and civic responsibility
- Meets
national standards for high school civics and government
Program Components:
- Video
Lessons & Teacher Resource File: Lectures plus
printable course outline, syllabus, transcripts, answer keys, and grade
book
- Student
Activity Book: Primary source readings, required/optional activities,
quizzes, tests, and exams. 3-hole-punched for binder use
A Noble Experiment stands out for its rigorous,
video-supported format and strong biblical worldview that equips students to
understand and engage in American government thoughtfully. It is an excellent
choice for Christian homeschool families seeking a thorough, one-semester high
school government course.
Find the A Noble Experiment book and video lesson USB
below!