Every track.
Every module.
Homeschool Da Vinci is modular enrichment curriculum — it supplements and deepens whatever your family already studies, not replaces it. Organized into tracks, each containing standalone modules. Buy one module. Drop it into your week. Come back for the next when you're ready. Every module is complete on its own.
Logic & Philosophy
1 of 2 liveTeach your kid to argue well and lose gracefully.
Starts with Aristotle, ends with dinner debates. Logic & Philosophy gives your kid the tools to think clearly, spot bad arguments, and hold a position without being a jerk about it.
Game Theory 101
LiveDecision-making, strategy, and trust — through ten board games.
Logic 101
SoonTruth, contradiction, syllogisms, and the tools of clear thinking.
Ars Technica
1 of 8 liveThe art of making — observation, craft, and one finished piece per week.
Notebooks required. No experience needed. Ars Technica is the art of making — observation, sketching, film analysis, and one finished piece per week. Built for parents who want to make something alongside their kid.
The Art of Making
LiveEight weeks of sketchbooks, short films, and one Saturday assignment. The intro to everything.
Filmmaking 101
SoonStory structure, shot composition, and one short film.
Camera Skills
SoonLight, framing, and the eye behind the lens.
Art 101
SoonObservation, sketching, and one finished piece every week.
Art History
SoonFrom cave paintings to modern masters — what art says about humanity.
Film Critique
SoonHow to watch a film — and what to say about it afterward.
Editing
SoonThe cut is where stories are made.
Storytelling & Plot
SoonWhy some stories hold and others fall apart.
Spiritual Formation
1 of 7 liveFaith as foundation, not garnish.
Scripture, prayer, and the slow work of discipleship. This track is built for parents who want to lead their family spiritually — not preach at them.
Storying & Bible Narrative
LiveHow to tell the whole story of Scripture — and why the shape of it matters.
Old Testament
SoonCovenant, law, prophecy, and the God who keeps his word.
New Testament
SoonThe Gospels, the church, and the letters that built it.
Psalms, Hymns & Creeds
SoonThe songs and confessions the church has prayed across centuries.
Systematic Doctrine
SoonWhat the church believes — and why it matters that we get it right.
Apologetics
SoonDefending faith with clarity, humility, and a good argument.
Global Missions
SoonThe Great Commission, the unreached, and your family's place in the story.
Business & Entrepreneurship
Coming soonFrom a lemonade stand to a P&L statement.
Real stakes, real lessons. Your kid will start a small venture, track revenue, deal with a loss, and learn what a margin actually means. Built around doing, not theory.
Work, Worship & Basics
SoonWhy we work — and what it has to do with who we are.
Financial Stewardship
SoonBudgets, saving, giving, and what to do when you have more than you need.
Entrepreneurship
SoonStart a venture. Make money. Learn from the loss.
Impact Businesses
SoonCompanies built to do good — and still turn a profit.
Financial Management
SoonCash flow, margins, and what the numbers are actually telling you.
Business as Missions
SoonCommerce as calling. The marketplace as a mission field.
Adventures & Sport
Coming soonThe outdoors as classroom.
Orienteering, endurance, loss, and the long trail home. This track takes the body seriously as part of whole-child formation. Saturday assignments happen outside.
Adventures 101
SoonGet outside. Build something. Do something that scares you a little.
Wilderness & Outdoor Exploration
SoonNavigation, observation, and the confidence of knowing where you are.
Geocaching & Advanced Exploration
SoonMaps, coordinates, and the joy of finding what others hid for you.
Survival Skills
SoonFire, shelter, water, and the competence that builds real confidence.
Leadership
SoonServing first. What it means to be the kind of person others follow.
Music
Coming soonTheory, listening, and one instrument — practiced weekly.
Not to produce musicians — to produce listeners. Your kid will learn to read music, understand structure, and hear what's actually happening in a piece. One instrument, practiced weekly.
Music 101
SoonNotes, rhythms, and learning to hear the structure inside any song.
Imagination
Coming soonFairy tales, world-building, and the discipline of invention.
The faculty that lets a child inhabit a moral universe. Imagination teaches your kid to build worlds, inhabit characters, and ask what a story is really about — and why that matters.
Fairy Tales & Fables
SoonThe oldest stories and why they still work. Archetypes, moral weight, and the happy ending that earns it.
World-Building
SoonMaps, lore, and the internal rules that make a fictional world believable.
Storytelling & Plot
SoonWhy some stories hold and others fall apart.
Running a Story
SoonHow to be the dungeon master — for a parent who has never held dice.
The Modern Canon
Coming soonThe stories your kids already love — taught seriously.
Pokémon. Ninjago. Avatar. One franchise, eight weeks, real lessons. Your kid already has opinions about these stories — this track gives them the tools to articulate why. Narrative structure, theme, moral stakes, and what it means that they care this much.
Avatar: The Last Airbender
SoonWar, identity, redemption, and one of the most complete character arcs in modern storytelling.
Pokémon
SoonFriendship, responsibility, and why a ten-year-old leaving home resonates across thirty years.
Ninjago
SoonIdentity, failure, and growing up without losing the people who made you.
Star Wars
SoonThe hero's journey, temptation, legacy, and what it means to choose the light.
Supplemental
Shorter enrichment activities that pair with any track — or stand alone on a Saturday. Not required. Very good.
Chess
SoonPattern recognition, patience, and how to lose well.
Six weeks at the board — openings, tactics, endgame basics, and the mental discipline of playing a long game without complaining.
Tabletop RPGs
SoonCollaborative storytelling, dice, and a map on the kitchen table.
Character creation, world-building, and what it looks like to run a story that your kids are actually inside. Parent runs it. Kids play. Everyone remembers it.
Coding
SoonBuild something that works. Debug something that doesn't.
Eight weeks from zero to a working project. Logic, loops, and the satisfaction of watching a screen do exactly what you told it to — eventually.
Nature Walk
SoonObservation, journaling, and the habit of noticing.
Six weeks outside. Your kid carries a field journal. You walk slow. The goal is attention — to what grows, what moves, what season it is, and what God put there.