The Literacy Blueprint: Words, Wisdom & Wealth is more than a curriculum. It’s a transformational journey designed to empower youth socially, educationally, emotionally, and spiritually. Developed for students in grades 5–7, this 30-week program integrates reading, interpersonal and intrapersonal communication, digital literacy, financial education, and personal growth through a culturally responsive and biblically grounded approach.
At its core, The Literacy Blueprint uses the power of words to develop strong communicators, wisdom to foster purpose-driven decision-making, and wealth to build financial literacy and life skills. Through engaging lessons, real-life scenarios, companion stories, and reflective exercises, students are encouraged to discover their voice, own their narrative, and shape a meaningful future.
The Literacy Blueprint creates safe spaces for dialogue, growth, and transformation equipping young people to become resilient leaders and responsible contributors in their communities.
“Write the vision and make it plain...” Habakkuk 2:2
The Core Curriculum
A 30-week flexible curriculum with lesson plans, group activities, projects, and assessments designed for students in grades 5–7. Lessons build communication, confidence, purpose, and real-world readiness.
· UDL-based
· Spiritually grounded
· Social-emotionally relevant
· Culturally responsive
A bold narrative-driven guide spotlighting the human cost of illiteracy. Featuring real stories, historical context, and generational insights, this book equips adults to become literacy changemakers.
Topics include:
“From broken systems to breakthrough stories—literacy is the new revolution.”
Short Story Scenarios for Youth
Real-life situations. Relatable decisions. Each story mirrors everyday challenges students face—peer pressure, identity, purpose, or integrity. These short scenarios are ideal for classroom discussion, journaling, and guided reflection.
· Connected to weekly curriculum themes
· Supports critical thinking, empathy, and voice
· Pillar-linked: Words, Wisdom, or Wealth.
Extended Student Reading Library
Realistic fiction stories featuring students navigating literacy, identity, and purpose in challenging environments.
Deep character arcs
Textual analysis & reflection questions
Great for close reading, project-based learning, and Socratic seminars
Sample Stories: