This is a sample schedule with most of the STAR subjects included. There is one book listed per subject at a time. If you would like to see more book options, or to create a custom weekly guide like this, you will want to purchase the full cycle.

Books Needed for this Schedule:

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• A Bible
• Who is God and Can I Really Know Him? by John Hay and David Webb
• Abraham Lincoln's World by Genevieve Foster
• Pray for the World by Molly Wall 
• An Atlas
• Story Starters by Karen Andreola
• The New Answers Book 4 by Ken Ham
• The Weather Book by Michael Oard
• Tornado Scientist: Seeing Inside Severe Storms by Mary Kay Carson
• The Laws Guide to Nature Drawing and Journaling by John Muir Laws
• Fairy Tales Too Good to Miss: Between Two Worlds by Lisa M. Ripperton
• The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens by Sean Covey
• Simply Clean by Becky Rapinchuk
• Shop Class for Everyone by Sharon Bowers
• Do More Better: A Practical Guide to Productivity by Tim Challies
• The Treasure Principle by Randy Alcorn
• Fault Lines by Voddie Baucham
• Walls Around Us by David Owen

How to Use this Schedule:

Do the following four or five days per week:

• Bible Reading 
• Bible Memory

Do the following two or three days per week:

• History
• Handicrafts
• Science & Nature Reading
• Life Skills
• Character Reading

Do the following one or two days per week:

• Geography
• Maps (look at maps, fill in maps, color maps, or play map games--do something with maps)
• Fairy Tale

Do the following one day per week:

• Hymn Study
• Timeline (fill in what you've learned in this week's history)
• Science Lab 
• Listen to Composer's song
• Look at Artist's art
• Read Poem