Liberty Lamp Learning Curriculum
Version 1.0.0 — self-contained first-party curriculum.
Required teaching, examples, practice, assignments, and assessment directions are included inside the course. No commercial textbook, subscription, or third-party curriculum site is required.
Course Structure
36 weekly lessons, five school-day activities per week. The course is organized into 9 instructional units.
Scope and Sequence
- Discover: Regions of the United States
- Practice: Regions of the United States
- Apply: Regions of the United States
- Strengthen: Regions of the United States
- Discover: Indigenous North America
- Practice: Indigenous North America
- Apply: Indigenous North America
- Strengthen: Indigenous North America
- Discover: Exploration and encounters
- Practice: Exploration and encounters
- Apply: Exploration and encounters
- Strengthen: Exploration and encounters
- Discover: Colonial regions
- Practice: Colonial regions
- Apply: Colonial regions
- Strengthen: Colonial regions
- Discover: American Revolution
- Practice: American Revolution
- Apply: American Revolution
- Strengthen: American Revolution
- Discover: Constitution and federal system
- Practice: Constitution and federal system
- Apply: Constitution and federal system
- Strengthen: Constitution and federal system
- Discover: Early republic
- Practice: Early republic
- Apply: Early republic
- Strengthen: Early republic
- Discover: Expansion and change
- Practice: Expansion and change
- Apply: Expansion and change
- Strengthen: Expansion and change
- Discover: Civic participation and historical evidence
- Practice: Civic participation and historical evidence
- Apply: Civic participation and historical evidence
- Strengthen: Civic participation and historical evidence
Curriculum Basis
Scope is informed by inquiry-based civics, economics, geography, and history expectations; no formal third-party alignment claim is made.
Authorship/provenance: Liberty Lamp original AI-assisted instructional material with Liberty Lamp-directed structure, selection, arrangement, validation rules, and revisions. General facts, ideas, mathematical relationships, public-domain material, and Scripture references are not claimed as exclusive subject matter.