Master the Timeline of Western civilization

Via Latina's history practice aligns with the major classical Western-civ programs — Veritas Press history, Mystery of History, Story of the World, Notgrass, and the Classical Conversations weekly timeline. We don't replace your curriculum; we provide spaced-repetition practice for what you're already teaching.

Grammar Stage students (K–6th) use multiple-choice mode and the Tempus Fugit timeline-ordering game. Logic Stage (7th–8th) and Rhetoric Stage (9th–12th) students get harder pools, longer event lists, and the Historical Conversations dialogues.

Each round shows you four to eight events and a clock. Drag them into the right chronological order before time runs out. Wrong placements are explained, not just marked wrong — the game teaches the WHY behind the order, not just the WHAT.

The factual events are presented faithfully — dates, places, and people are accurate to the historical record. Where worldview matters (creation accounts, the Reformation, modern political history), we present the classical-Christian framing that's the backbone of most classical homeschool programs.