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Short video lessons plus workbooks and texts from a creationist physician, 1–12.
Updated September 2026 · 10 sources
| Grades | 1st–12th |
|---|---|
| Creation/faith | Christian, young-earth creation |
| Approach | Video lessons with workbooks; textbooks and tests at upper levels |
| Who teaches | The program does the teaching |
| Parent prep | Low (press play; parent checks answers and supervises labs) |
| Screen time | A mix of screen and paper |
| Video lessons | Included: video lessons are the core teaching in every course |
| Cost | $66.50: Introductory Science bundle starting price (lifetime video + workbook + answer key), grades 1–5 (source) |
| Placement | Science Shepherd course progression Grade ranges and order for every course |
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See my matchParents like that kids can work on their own with the short, packed videos, and that the upper courses are notably rigorous, with Biology often called more demanding than other Christian options. The main criticisms are dense, small-print textbooks that suit strong readers and focused students best, and, for elementary, no built-in progress tracking.
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Science Shepherd is described as video lessons with workbooks; textbooks and tests at upper levels. Parent prep: low (press play; parent checks answers and supervises labs).
Science Shepherd covers grades 1st–12th.
$66.50: Introductory Science bundle starting price (lifetime video + workbook + answer key), grades 1–5. Prices were checked on publisher or retailer pages in September 2026; check current prices before buying.
Christian, young-earth creation.
A mix of screen and paper. The program does the teaching.
Yes. Science Shepherd course progression. Grade ranges and order for every course
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