Reading schedule
A measured path through the text, organized for a homeschool term.
Great Books, carefully guided
Read difficult books with confidence.
Thoughtful PDF study guides help classical homeschool students engage Homer, Plato, Augustine, Dante, and more—while giving parents a dependable way to lead.
Printable PDFs · Instant delivery · Parent-ready resources
What to expect
A clear standard for every guide.
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Classically grounded
Questions invite careful reading, ordered discussion, and engagement with enduring ideas—not shortcut analysis.
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Built from experience
Written by students who have worked through classical school and know where difficult texts tend to resist readers.
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Useful on Monday
Clear schedules, parent keys, and printable pages help families and co-ops move from planning to discussion.
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foundational launch titles
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core teaching tools per guide
printable, instant format
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guide for student and parent
Inside each guide
The structure to go deeper—not faster.
Teleo Learner keeps the original work at the center. Each element helps students notice, question, discuss, and write with greater care.
Launching with essential texts
Iliad, Odyssey, Republic, Confessions, and Inferno.
Chapter summaries
Concise orientation that supports—not replaces—the primary work.
Socratic questions
Discussion prompts that move from comprehension toward judgment.
Essays and parent key
Substantial writing prompts with guidance for leading and evaluating.
Simple pricing
Choose the scope of your study.
Buy once and download. Choose a single text, a curriculum-year collection, or classroom usage.
Single guide
$12–19
One complete, printable PDF for a single Great Book.
Browse guidesBest for a full year
Year bundle
$79
A coordinated set following a common classical curriculum year.
Explore bundlesCo-op license
$149
Permission for one teacher to use the included guides with a class or co-op.
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