8th Grade

In eighth grade, typically ages 13 to 14, students refine academic skills and prepare for high school challenges. They read and analyze sophisticated texts, write research papers and essays, and work through math topics like algebra, geometry, and introductory statistics. Science and history classes cover complex concepts, and students develop greater independence, organization, and critical thinking. Families exploring homeschool 8th grade curriculum can filter resources by subject, teaching approach, and learning needs such as giftedness, dyslexia, ADHD, autism, or 2e. Modulo’s AI concierge helps families discover eighth grade resources and tutors that support strong academic preparation and personal growth.

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Smithsonian Learning Lab
Smithsonian Learning Lab
$0.00 USD
Online Program
Smithsonian Learning Lab
Smithsonian Learning Lab lets users search millions of Smithsonian resources and build custom collections with images videos and lesson ideas. Homeschoolers can curate themed galleries for unit studies or projects.
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Joytunes Simply Piano
Joytunes Simply Piano
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App
Joytunes Simply Piano
Structured piano learning app that listens as your child plays on a real or onscreen keyboard and gives feedback. Short interactive lessons build note reading rhythm and songs at a self paced speed.
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FlashAcademy
FlashAcademy
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App
FlashAcademy
FlashAcademy is a language learning app used in schools to support English language learners and modern foreign language study. It blends bite sized lessons with visual prompts audio and progress tracking for kids.
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The Wild with Chris Morgan
The Wild with Chris Morgan
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Podcast
The Wild with Chris Morgan
A podcast hosted by wildlife ecologist Chris Morgan that explores animals, wild places and conservation stories. Inspires curiosity about ecology and our relationship with nature.
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HSFPP
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Workbook-Based Curriculum
HSFPP
The High School Financial Planning Program is a free personal finance curriculum with student guides and teacher resources that covers budgeting, credit, insurance, and other money basics for teens.
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Next Generation Science Storylines
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Online Program
Next Generation Science Storylines
A collection of NGSS‑aligned unit plans that help teachers and families design science learning around real‑world phenomena and student questions.
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Michigan Open Book Project
Michigan Open Book Project
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Physical Curriculum
Michigan Open Book Project
Michigan Open Book Project is a set of free open source social studies textbooks available as PDFs or print, organized by grade and packed with readings, maps, and activities.
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DoubleHelix Blog
DoubleHelix Blog
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Online Program
DoubleHelix Blog
Science blog for kids from Australia’s national science agency featuring news quizzes activities and experiments. Families can read short articles together and try simple hands on investigations at home.
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National Geographic Kids Countries
National Geographic Kids Countries
$0.00 USD
Online Program
National Geographic Kids Countries
National Geographic Kids Countries provides colorful country profiles with maps photos and fast facts. Homeschoolers can use it as a reference for geography projects or to enrich world history and culture studies.
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Wo Lakota
Wo Lakota
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Online Program
Wo Lakota
Online collection of lesson plans and videos built around Lakota values and stories, developed with Native elders. Useful for bringing Indigenous perspectives into US history and social studies.
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PE Kansas
PE Kansas
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Online Program
PE Kansas
PE Kansas is a collection of PE lesson plans, games, and activity progressions created for Kansas schools, which homeschool parents can adapt for structured physical education at home or in co ops.
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Teaching Genetics with Dragons
Teaching Genetics with Dragons
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Online Program
Teaching Genetics with Dragons
Teaching Genetics with Dragons is a free online simulation and lesson where students breed virtual dragons to explore inheritance, dominant and recessive traits, and Punnett squares with built in teacher guides.
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STEM Activity Clearinghouse
STEM Activity Clearinghouse
$0.00 USD
Online Program
STEM Activity Clearinghouse
An online clearinghouse of STEM activities from libraries and informal learning spaces. Educators can search for vetted hands on projects sorted by age range, topic and difficulty.
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Oak National Academy
Oak National Academy
$0.00 USD
Online Program
Oak National Academy
A free online classroom with sequenced video lessons, quizzes and worksheets across many UK subjects and year groups. It can supplement your homeschool with ready made lessons from qualified teachers.
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NASA Solar System Exploration
NASA Solar System Exploration
$0.00 USD
Online Program
NASA Solar System Exploration
NASA’s Solar System Exploration portal with up-to-date information, images, and mission data for planets, moons, and small bodies, ideal for deep-diving space-obsessed kids.
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NASA Space Nutrition Book
NASA Space Nutrition Book
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Book
NASA Space Nutrition Book
NASA Space Nutrition Book is a NASA produced booklet explaining how astronauts eat and stay healthy in space, with kid friendly text and activities connecting nutrition, science, and life in microgravity.
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Reading Rockets
Reading Rockets
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Online Program
Reading Rockets
Reading website with articles, videos and booklists created for parents and teachers, offering research-informed guidance on supporting readers from preschool through middle school.
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Tai Asks Why
Tai Asks Why
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Podcast
Tai Asks Why
A podcast where young host Tai asks big questions about science, emotions and the world. Great for curious kids and parents who enjoy wondering and discussing together.
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Geography Now
Geography Now
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YouTube Channel
Geography Now
High energy country profiles that cover geography, history, culture and politics for every nation on earth, great for world studies units and map work with upper elementary through high school students.
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Ben’s Guide to the U.S. Government
Ben’s Guide to the U.S. Government
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Online Program
Ben’s Guide to the U.S. Government
Government run site that explains how the United States government works using age leveled sections games and simple articles. Great support for civics units or preparing for visits to historic sites.
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AumSum
AumSum
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YouTube Channel
AumSum
Animated explainers where a playful character tackles science, health and social questions in kid friendly language, best for elementary and middle school learners who enjoy humor with their facts.
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Nature Journaling Curriculum
Nature Journaling Curriculum
$0.00 USD
Online Program
Nature Journaling Curriculum
Nature Journaling Curriculum from John Muir Laws is a collection of lessons, videos, and printables that teach kids how to keep nature journals, combining art, observation, and science outdoors.
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The Fitness Marshall
The Fitness Marshall
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YouTube Channel
The Fitness Marshall
High energy dance workout videos choreographed to popular music that invite tweens, teens and parents to move together, great for cardio and mood boosting brain breaks.
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The New York Times Word of the Day
The New York Times Word of the Day
$0.00 USD
Online Program
The New York Times Word of the Day
The same NYT Word of the Day feature, helpful for building vocabulary that shows up in challenging reading and standardized tests.
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