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Learning Experience
High-quality videos with interactive practice
Reliable courses with simpler video content paired with readings
Assessments
Auto-graded, in-depth quizzes and varied assignments
Quizzes and activities are included but may require more teacher input
Functionality
Built-in tools like note-taking pages, games, and submission features
May include external links or supplemental resources
Courses
Select our courses below for more info.
Why Choose Legacy's Language Courses?
Each course includes key elements like video lessons, practice questions, assignments, and assessments, designed to help students learn effectively. While they may look a little different from our full-featured StudyForge courses, they still offer a strong foundation and are easy to adapt to your classroom’s needs. Legacy Line is a reliable choice for educators looking for quality curriculum that’s straightforward and supportive.
Available in
USA
Canada
- Communicative Language Teaching
- Directive Instruction
- Curriculum Aligned
- Language Focus
- The French courses use Parisian French, although there are places where Quebecois is also included. (example – weekend is a very different word in Quebecois, so they explore both versions)
- Latin American Spanish focus – Courses teach Latin American Spanish. English instructions are included, but gradually decrease as grade levels increase.
- Course Design
- Each course runs for 30 weeks, with two lessons per week. Students complete small assignments or projects every few weeks, with each course including two thematic units and one story unit.
- Accessible for beginners – Grades 5 to 9 include scaffolding supports, so students can start at any level and still succeed, though later entry requires more effort.
- Introductory 11 option – Spanish and French Introductory 11 combines content from Grades 5 to 9 into a more challenging six-unit course for older learners.
- Oral assessments – At the end of each unit, students complete an oral assessment. These can be done in a virtual meeting with the teacher or recorded and submitted.
French Courses Offered
- Core French 5
- Core French 8
- Core French 11
- Core French 6
- Core French 9
-
Core French
Introductory 11
- Core French 7
- Core French 10
- Core French 12
Spanish Courses Offered
- Spanish 5
- Spanish 8
- Spanish 11
- Spanish 6
- Spanish 9
-
Spanish
Introductory 11
- Spanish 7
- Spanish 10
- Spanish 12
Why Choose Legacy Math Courses?
Available in
Canada
- Comprehensive skill development
- Preparation for higher learning
- Clear instruction
- Built-in support for mastery
- Course Design
- Two main components in every unit: video-based lessons and practice questions
- Review assignments and unit tests
- Projects – A variety of projects throughout the courses allow students to apply math in meaningful, real-world contexts.
Math Courses Offered
- Math 5
- Math 6
- Math 7
- Math 8
- Math 9
Why Choose Legacy Social Studies Courses?
Students will look at their community, the province of British Columbia, their country, and the world as a whole. The goal is that students would recognize that everyone in the world is connected, even though people live in different places, have different economic realities, and have different cultural practices. Broad topics include physical geography, human rights, global trade, economic inequality, Indigenous Peoples in Canada, natural resources, and solutions to global problems. Students will learn basic research and presentation skills as they explore the various topics.
Available in
Canada
- Explore Community
- Develop Awareness
Develop awareness of diverse cultures, economic realities, and global connections
- Study Key Topics
Study key topics including physical geography, human rights, global trade, economic inequality, Indigenous Peoples in Canada, natural resources, and solutions to global issues
- Research & Presentation Skills
Build foundational research and presentation skills while engaging with meaningful content
- Course Design
- Each unit introduces core concepts through guided lessons and interactive learning
- Students practice research and presentation skills as part of their coursework
- Opportunities to connect classroom learning with real-world challenges and problem-solving
- Social Studies 6 includes six units, divided into 27 weekly lesson groups
- Most lessons take about 30 minutes to complete on average
Why Choose Legacy Elective Courses?
Available in
USA
Canada
- Hands-on experience
Gives students hands-on experience with the processes, systems, and tools used to design and build functional websites
- Meaningful digital work
Builds on students’ natural curiosity and creativity, encouraging them to produce meaningful digital work
- How to use technology responsibly
Helps students understand the broader implications of life in a connected world, while learning how to use technology responsibly
- Equips learners with practical skills
Equips learners with practical skills they can apply in school, the workplace, or personal projects
- Encourages self-expression
- Course Design
- Step-by-step lessons guide students through the process of building a simple website before advancing to a final project
- Final project is a Personal Portfolio Website that showcases the student’s skills and future aspirations
- Students choose from three portfolio paths:
- Digital Résumé/Portfolio for workplace readiness
- Admissions Portfolio to support post-secondary applications
- Personal Interest Portfolio to highlight hobbies, passions, or creative projects
Languages
Why Choose Legacy's Language Courses?
Each course includes key elements like video lessons, practice questions, assignments, and assessments, designed to help students learn effectively. While they may look a little different from our full-featured StudyForge courses, they still offer a strong foundation and are easy to adapt to your classroom’s needs. Legacy Line is a reliable choice for educators looking for quality curriculum that’s straightforward and supportive.
Available in
USA
Canada
- Communicative Language Teaching
- Directive Instruction
- Curriculum Aligned
- Language Focus
- The French courses use Parisian French, although there are places where Quebecois is also included. (example – weekend is a very different word in Quebecois, so they explore both versions)
- Latin American Spanish focus – Courses teach Latin American Spanish. English instructions are included, but gradually decrease as grade levels increase.
- Course Design
- Each course runs for 30 weeks, with two lessons per week. Students complete small assignments or projects every few weeks, with each course including two thematic units and one story unit.
- Accessible for beginners – Grades 5 to 9 include scaffolding supports, so students can start at any level and still succeed, though later entry requires more effort.
- Introductory 11 option – Spanish and French Introductory 11 combines content from Grades 5 to 9 into a more challenging six-unit course for older learners.
- Oral assessments – At the end of each unit, students complete an oral assessment. These can be done in a virtual meeting with the teacher or recorded and submitted.
French Courses Offered
- Core French 5
- Core French 8
- Core French 11
- Core French 6
- Core French 9
-
Core French
Introductory 11
- Core French 7
- Core French 10
- Core French 12
Spanish Courses Offered
- Spanish 5
- Spanish 8
- Spanish 11
- Spanish 6
- Spanish 9
-
Spanish
Introductory 11
- Spanish 7
- Spanish 10
- Spanish 12
Math
Why Choose Legacy Math Courses?
Available in
Canada
- Comprehensive skill development
- Preparation for higher learning
- Clear instruction
- Built-in support for mastery
- Course Design
- Two main components in every unit: video-based lessons and practice questions
- Review assignments and unit tests
- Projects – A variety of projects throughout the courses allow students to apply math in meaningful, real-world contexts.
Math Courses Offered
- Math 5
- Math 6
- Math 7
- Math 8
- Math 9
Socials
Why Choose Legacy Social Studies Courses?
Students will look at their community, the province of British Columbia, their country, and the world as a whole. The goal is that students would recognize that everyone in the world is connected, even though people live in different places, have different economic realities, and have different cultural practices. Broad topics include physical geography, human rights, global trade, economic inequality, Indigenous Peoples in Canada, natural resources, and solutions to global problems. Students will learn basic research and presentation skills as they explore the various topics.
Available in
Canada
- Explore Community
- Develop Awareness
Develop awareness of diverse cultures, economic realities, and global connections
- Study Key Topics
Study key topics including physical geography, human rights, global trade, economic inequality, Indigenous Peoples in Canada, natural resources, and solutions to global issues
- Research & Presentation Skills
Build foundational research and presentation skills while engaging with meaningful content
- Course Design
- Each unit introduces core concepts through guided lessons and interactive learning
- Students practice research and presentation skills as part of their coursework
- Opportunities to connect classroom learning with real-world challenges and problem-solving
- Social Studies 6 includes six units, divided into 27 weekly lesson groups
- Most lessons take about 30 minutes to complete on average
Electives
Why Choose Legacy Elective Courses?
Available in
USA
Canada
- Hands-on experience
Gives students hands-on experience with the processes, systems, and tools used to design and build functional websites
- Meaningful digital work
Builds on students’ natural curiosity and creativity, encouraging them to produce meaningful digital work
- How to use technology responsibly
Helps students understand the broader implications of life in a connected world, while learning how to use technology responsibly
- Equips learners with practical skills
Equips learners with practical skills they can apply in school, the workplace, or personal projects
- Encourages self-expression
- Course Design
- Step-by-step lessons guide students through the process of building a simple website before advancing to a final project
- Final project is a Personal Portfolio Website that showcases the student’s skills and future aspirations
- Students choose from three portfolio paths:
- Digital Résumé/Portfolio for workplace readiness
- Admissions Portfolio to support post-secondary applications
- Personal Interest Portfolio to highlight hobbies, passions, or creative projects
Pricing
Legacy courses use the same licensing system as StudyForge, but each Legacy course uses just 0.5 of a license.
That means complete, ready-to-teach courses at half the price, only $20–$25 per student.
Want simple budgeting and full flexibility? Inquire about the All-Access Subscription for unlimited StudyForge and Legacy courses in one plan.
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