Published by Classical Conversations

Discovering Atomos: A Grammatical Introduction to Atomic Processes in Chemistry

CC's consumable chemistry workbook, the chemistry portion of Challenge B's Research strand.

English Epic Poetry

A Copper Lodge Library anthology of early English verse, opening Challenge II's British-literature study.

Exploring the World Through Cartography

Challenge A's map-drawing curriculum: draw and label the world from memory, region by region.

Hamlet

Shakespeare's tragedy of revenge and doubt — the final play read in Challenge III's Exposition strand.

Julius Caesar

Shakespeare's Roman tragedy of conspiracy and rhetoric — read in Challenge III's Exposition strand.

Marvelous to Behold

CC's formal-logic reader used in Challenge B's Rhetoric strand (and again in Challenge II).

Math in Motion: First Steps in Music Theory

CC's music-theory text — the first-semester 'logic of harmony' half of Challenge III's Rhetoric strand.

Mock Trial Notebook: Commonwealth v. Zillias

The case materials for Challenge B's second-semester mock trial, Commonwealth v. Zillias.

Much Ado About Nothing

Shakespeare's comedy of wit and courtship — the first play read in Challenge III's Exposition strand.

Nature Sketch Journal

CC's spiral-bound sketchbook for illustrating research papers with nature observations, used in Challenge A and B.

Reasoning Together Analogies

Designed to be used by children and parents, together, without the need for any additional resources, this book offers a comprehensive approach to teaching students how to develop relationships and create analogies. It contains a full semester of basic analogies instruction and practice, as well as the chance to create figures of speech connected to each lesson, providing an invaluable opportunity for students and parents to develop their thinking and communication skills. Not only does using this book promote the development of thinking skills, but it also offers writing practice, reading comprehension, poetry appreciation, and story-telling. Invest in this book today and see the remarkable progress in you and your student's thinking and communication skills!

Reasoning Together: Fallacies

CC's formal-logic text on identifying fallacies, the core of Challenge B's Rhetoric strand.

Reasoning Together: Philosophy

CC's survey of Western philosophy — the second-semester half of Challenge III's Rhetoric strand.

Reasoning Together: Puzzles

CC's fifteen-week puzzle book for Challenge A's Reasoning strand — riddles, ciphers, and logic puzzles.

Reasoning Together: Words in the Word

Classical Conversations' Bible-and-theology seminar text — a required text of Challenge IV's Rhetoric strand.

Science Lab Journal

A consumable lab notebook with reference charts — a recommended Research-strand support shared across Challenge I–III.

Student Planner

CC's spiral-bound weekly assignment planner, recommended across every Challenge level including Challenge A.

The American Experience Storybook

CC's Copper Lodge Library narrative history of the American founding, the spine of Challenge B's first-semester debate work.

The Conversation: Challenging Your Student with a Classical Education

Leigh Bortins's guide to conversation as the tool of a classical education — parent reading for Challenge B's First Things unit.

The Math Map Complex

CC's weekly Logic-strand curriculum kit built around The Math Map — lesson booklets, solutions, and reference charts.