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Physical Curriculum

Illustrative Mathematics develops problem based math curricula for grades K through 12 that emphasize reasoning and discussion. Materials support teachers and families in facilitating rich tasks instead of rote worksheets.

Online Program

Illustrative Mathematics Resource Hub hosts free digital materials tasks and planning tools for the Illustrative Mathematics curriculum. Homeschool parents can browse units download lesson resources and see rich problem based activities.

Futures Studies Book

Andy Hines’s futures-studies book imagining post-capitalist societies.

Online Program

Impact: Earth! is an online impact calculator that lets students model what would happen if different sized asteroids hit Earth. It turns abstract space science into a playful data rich exploration.

Teaching Guide / Curriculum

Family-friendly materials based on An Indigenous Peoples’ History of the United States, reframing U.S. history from Native perspectives and highlighting resistance, sovereignty, and survivance. 

Indigenous Data Principles

Set of First Nations principles—Ownership, Control, Access, Possession—that guide ethical data collection & use in Indigenous communities.

Indigenous Research Methodology Resources

University of Alberta resources on Indigenous research methodologies.

Physical Curriculum

A movement and resource hub using “Chakra Kids” characters, books, and cards to help children build emotional vocabulary, intuition, and self-acceptance through playful mindfulness. 

Graduate-level executive education program in innovation and leadership from MIT Sloan designed for adult professionals rather than a homeschool resource for children or teens.

Invention & Innovation Show

TV series highlighting inventors, engineers, and historic artifacts that changed everyday life.

Game

Online adventure game from Google’s Be Internet Awesome program where kids complete quests about online safety kindness and privacy. Playable in a browser, it reinforces digital citizenship concepts in a fun way.

Live, Interactive Online Classes

Challenging online course from Art of Problem Solving that builds on basic Python knowledge through problem solving projects and discussions. Live classes and homework help motivated middle and high school coders.

Dyslexia Nonprofit

Nonprofit sharing research-based dyslexia information and connecting families with local branches.

Accredited Online K–12 School

International Virtual Learning Academy accredited K–12 online school.

Online Program

Massive digital library offering millions of free books audio recordings films and websites. Homeschool families can find classic literature primary sources and out of print texts to support many subjects.

Online Program

The overarching project that organizes Fordham’s online historical documents by period and theme so teachers and teens can quickly find primary sources to read and analyze.

Tribal Agriculture Nonprofit

Native-led org supporting tribal agriculture and food sovereignty through advocacy and technical assistance.

Roblox Coding Lesson

Roblox Education lesson plan teaching coding concepts through building a simple game.

Event

A free Zoom workshop with Modulo founder Manisha Snoyer covering schedules, co-ops, classes, tutors, and neurodivergent support while leaving plenty of time for Q and A with new or curious homeschool families.

Event

A free Zoom workshop with Modulo founder Manisha Snoyer that explains modular learning and shows families how to mix classes, tutors, and community activities into a flexible personalized education plan.

Inuit Climate Knowledge Project

Documentary project sharing Inuit elders’ observations of environmental change.

Subscription Kit

Inventr.io offers hands on electronics and coding kits that pair Arduino style hardware with guided lessons. Kids learn real programming and circuitry concepts by building and troubleshooting fun projects at home.

Subscription Kit

Inventr.io (STEM Kits) provides boxed electronics projects with all necessary components and step by step tutorials. Families can open the kit and start building while kids gain confidence with hardware and code.

Homeschool Standardized Tests

Standardized tests often used by homeschoolers to meet state requirements, providing norm-referenced scores in reading, language, and math for students in elementary through high school.