I want to see what my student earns
Start with the illustrated Kingdom Map. It shows the progress loop better than a quiz ever could: practice, earn, unlock, explore.
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Try Classical Quest through the parts students actually want to exploreTry Classical Quest first.
Start with one public First Quest, or browse the product pieces directly: the Kingdom your student earns, the Odyssey adventure waiting inside, the games catalog, and the subject halls your family can inspect before signup.
Start where the need is
What would help your household tonight?
Pick the closest fit. Every path below is open before signup, so you can look around before deciding whether the trial is worth it.
My student needs a hook
Preview Odyssey and the games catalog, where practice turns into story, speed, memory, music, and map challenges.
Open the fun parts →I need printable study help
Open the flashcard builder for Latin, math facts, and export-ready review cards.
Build flashcards →I want to see what my student is reviewing
Browse the subject halls to see what your student is reviewing and mastering: Latin, math, geography, science, English, fine arts, Bible, and history.
Browse subjects →What your student sees every day
A Roman kingdom that grows as your student learns
Seven hills. 8 classical subjects. Each topic mastered earns a building, a flag, or a cosmetic for the map. Hover any hill below to see how the product feels.
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When you are ready, an account lets your student name the kingdom, save progress, and watch locked hills come to life.
Marcus walks the Kingdom
Every hill is a real subject. Here is what your student practices at each one.
- Latin Academy - vocabulary, grammar, and reading the ancient world in its own words.
- Chronicle Hall - the timeline of great events, classical era through today.
- Atlas Rotunda - countries, capitals, and geography behind the stories.
- Counting House - math facts, number sense, and measure.
- Observatory - stars, cells, and the natural world.
- Gallery of Masters - composers, painters, and great works.
- Arena - fast-feedback games for whatever your student is practicing.
- English and Bible - grammar craft and memory verses alongside the illustrated hills.
Free previewGreek words insideHomer, as an adventure
Walk your student through the Odyssey, episode by episode
Twelve choose-your-path episodes from Troy to Ithaca. Cyclops, Circe, Calypso, the Sirens, the underworld - the ten-year voyage of Odysseus told in illustrated scenes with Greek vocabulary behind the story.
metis
Cunning intelligence - the kind that gets a man past a Cyclops.
The parts worth trying
Open real games and product previews
Classical Quest is strongest when students can move, match, race, order, and explore. Start with these, or browse the full games hub.
Odyssey Adventure
Walk through Homer episode by episode, with illustrated scenes and Greek vocabulary tucked into the journey.
Open Episode 1 →Vocab Memory
Flip cards, match Latin words to meanings, and feel the fast feedback loop that powers review.
Try the memory game →Tempus Fugit
Put history in order under pressure. It is the timeline practice loop in a much more playable form.
Play timeline →8
Classical subjects
470+
Latin words
160
Timeline events
60+
Games
Ready for the real thing?
Keep exploring first, or compare plans when your household is ready for saved progress, the full Kingdom, Odyssey, and the parent dashboard.
Explore first · Choose only when it fits
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