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My Father's World

Christian unit-study curriculum blending Charlotte Mason, classical and hands-on projects.

Updated September 2026 · 7 sources

GradesPreK–12th
SubjectsBible, history, geography, science, art, music (math & language arts sold separately on most levels)
MathSold as an add-on by the same publisher
FaithChristian worldview throughout
ApproachUnit studies: Bible, history, science and art woven into one family-style theme
Who teachesThe parent teaches from a scripted guide
Parent prepModerate (open-and-go plans, but gather library books & supplies)
Screen timeMostly offline (books and paper)
Video lessonsNone: no video instruction; parent-led lessons from the teacher's guide
Cost$442.14: MFW Adventures (grade 2-3) Deluxe package incl. Bible, history, science, art & music; math and language arts are separate required add-ons (source)
PlacementMFW Shop by Grade
Grade-by-grade breakdown of Discover/Investigate/Declare levels

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What parents say

Parents who like My Father's World often say it's the boxed curriculum that finally made homeschooling feel manageable, praising the clear open-and-go teacher's guide and the way it pulls history, Bible, science and art into one family-style rhythm. The recurring complaint is that math, language arts and sometimes science aren't fully included and need supplementing, so the box costs more, and takes more shopping, than the sticker price suggests.

Parents love

  • Clear open-and-go teacher's guide with daily plans
  • Teaches multiple children together on most levels
  • Strong, consistent Christian/missions worldview

Common complaints

  • Math and language arts usually sold separately
  • Science can feel light and need supplementing
  • Requires some material-gathering and library access

Who it fits

Best for

  • Yes, include math. Math add-on available and recommended in the same order
  • Christian worldview. Biblical worldview and Scripture woven into every subject
  • Charlotte Mason. Living books, nature study and narration in the mix
  • Hands-on unit studies. Thematic units tie every subject to one topic
  • Yes, siblings together. Family-style units for history, Bible and science across ages
  • Daily lesson plans done for me. Open-and-go teacher's manual with daily plans
  • Mostly offline. Mostly books and hands-on work
  • Some screen time. Books-based, little screen time
  • Plenty: I teach it. Five days a week of family-style lessons plus material prep

Less suited for

  • No religious content. Christian content and Bible study throughout
  • Video lessons a big plus. No video instruction; parent-led lessons from the teacher's guide
  • Minimal: solo work. Not designed for solo, independent work

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What subjects does My Father's World cover?

Bible, history, geography, science, art, music (math & language arts sold separately on most levels). It's described as unit studies: Bible, history, science and art woven into one family-style theme.

Does My Father's World include math?

Not in the main package. My Father's World's publisher sells math as an add-on you can buy with it, or you can use any math program you like.

What grades does My Father's World cover?

My Father's World covers grades PreK–12th.

How much does My Father's World cost?

$442.14: MFW Adventures (grade 2-3) Deluxe package incl. Bible, history, science, art & music; math and language arts are separate required add-ons. Prices were checked on publisher or retailer pages in September 2026; check current prices before buying.

Is My Father's World Christian or secular?

Christian worldview throughout.

Is My Father's World online?

Mostly offline (books and paper). The parent teaches from a scripted guide.

Does My Father's World have a placement test?

Yes. MFW Shop by Grade. Grade-by-grade breakdown of Discover/Investigate/Declare levels

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