Six ways to learn together.

Eight weeks of sketchbooks, short films, and one Saturday assignment.

Notebooks required. No experience needed. Ars Technica is the art of making — observation, sketching, film analysis, and one finished piece per week. Built for dads who want to make something alongside their kid.

Teach 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.

From 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.

Faith as foundation, not garnish.

Scripture, prayer, and the slow work of discipleship. This track is built for fathers who want to lead their family spiritually — not preach at them.

Theory, listening, and one instrument.

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.

The 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.