Conservapedia:Index

Welcome to Students ... and Teachers!

This is a free resource for conservative courses. You do not need permission to use and copy these materials for educational purposes.

• Reading, including our Phonics reading list. It is never too late to improve one's reading, spelling, and vocabulary skills by phonics. Learning to read well is the #1 priority.
• American History (taught, with improvements each time, in Spring 2007, Fall 2008, Spring 2011, Fall 2013, and Spring 2020)
• American Government and the Constitution (taught in Fall 2014)
• World History (taught, with improvements each time, in Fall 2006, Spring 2009, Fall 2011, and Spring 2014)
• Economics (taught, with improvements each time, in Spring 2007, Fall 2009, and Spring 2013)
• American Government and Politics (taught, with improvements each time, in Fall 2010 and Fall 2012)

These courses are complete, with lectures, homework assignments, model answers and exams. Upon completion students who took the CLEP exam typically excelled on it to earn college credit. The instructor's information can be found at User:Aschlafly, and any questions can be posted at User talk:Aschlafly. But you do not have to sign up or obtain approval to use these materials for educational purposes. Homeschool groups are particularly welcome to use and distribute these materials.

Reading

Recommended text: First Reader.
Everyone can benefit from reading instruction by phonics, particularly children learning to read for the first time. It is never too late to improve one's reading, spelling, and vocabulary skills by phonics. Useful materials include:

• Phonics reading list
• Phonics
• Phonics tips
• Phonics and Gospel of Mark
• Phonics mistakes
• Category:Phonics

American History

A complete set of free materials is available here -- lectures, homework, model homework answers, and exams, based on an actual teaching of this course in Spring 2011 and a reteaching of it (with updated lectures) in Fall 2013 and Spring 2020.

World History

A complete set of free materials is available here -- lectures, homework, model homework answers, and exams, based on an actual teaching of this course in Fall 2011 and Spring 2014.

World History Study Guide from 1648

Additional helpful materials:

• Homework Spring 2009

• Ancient History (Creation-AD 500)

• The Middle Ages (AD 500-AD 1500)

• The Renaissance (AD 1300-AD 1600)

• Pre Modern Era (AD 1500-AD 1900)

• Modern Era (AD 1900-Current)

• World history term list for final exam

Economics

A complete set of free materials is available here -- lectures, homework, model homework answers, and exams, based on an actual teaching of this course in Spring 2007 and Fall 2009. This weekly course began again Thursday, February 21, 2013.

Microeconomics Terms

Microeconomics

Macroeconomics Terms

Macroeconomics

American Government and the Constitution

Teaching this course in the fall of 2014, beginning September 11th.

Writing Course

The course began on January 26, 2012. Students signed up at here.

• Writing Tips

• Most Common Writing Errors

• Writing Homework One

• Writing Homework One Student Answers

• Writing Homework Two

• Writing Homework Two Student Answers

• Writing Homework Three

• Writing Homework Three Student Answers

• Writing Homework Four

• Writing Homework Four Student Answers

• Writing Homework Five

• Writing Homework Five Student Answers

• Writing Homework Six

• Writing Homework Six Student Answers

• Writing Homework Eight

• Writing Homework Eight Student Answers

• Writing Homework Nine Student Answers

• Writing Homework Ten Student Answers

• Writing Homework Eleven Student Answers

• Writing Homework Twelve Student Answers

Other Materials

Conservapedia:American History Spring 2011 (click to enroll)

Conservapedia:American Government Fall 2010 (click to enroll)

Conservapedia:Other Courses Fall 2010 (click to enroll, courses include math and also the unborn child)

Conservapedia:College Guidance (click to review and build)

The Bible (it's not too late to enroll!)