Thinking about homeschooling? Not sure where to start? Overwhelmed? This is your starting point!

Counting, shapes, sorting, patterns, addition, subtraction, measurement, time, place value, geometry with 2D and 3D shapes A lot of this is hands on but any materials needed as well as a link to find those are listed under the video. Topics are listed in the order you should teach them. Every child is different so you may fly through one concept and need extra time on another concept. That's absolutely ok!

Are you terrified of the idea of teaching your child to read? Don't worry! This section covers concepts of a book, phonemic awareness, decoding (phonics), comprehension, sight words, sequencing, fluency, and even some occupational therapy activities that are going to help your child become better readers. With videos, activities and ideas galore, you've got plenty of resources to help you confidently teach your child to read as if I were there teaching your child with you!

Teaching your child to write is a tough concept if you've never done it before. How do you know if they're left or right handed? Letters, spaces, sentences, oh my! What do you do if your child is struggling with writing? When should you be concerned? How can we strengthen those hand muscles? Should I teach print, cursive or both? All of these questions as well as writing exercises, resources and curriculum ideas are answered inside this course.

Science isn't required in most states. So these lessons are strictly ideas that you could teach your children. All units of study can be adapted for younger (pre-k/k) or older (1st/2nd) students.

Like Science, social studies/civics isn't required in all states either. The topics that are covered in this course are simply ideas. Please refer to your state requirements for what your child needs to know in this area.

While social emotional elements are not a requirement for the state, they are a requirement for life and teaching our children healthy emotions, healthy expression of those emotions, self-regulation as well as executive functioning are important building blocks for their foundation. All of that and more are covered in this course.

Part of homeschooling is teaching children all the skills they're going to need to thrive in life that they aren't going to learn anywhere else. Personal Hygiene, how to do chores and contribute to the family as a team, basic safety, kitchen basics- all of these and more are taught right here in this course. Parents- this section is more for your reference to know what to teach your children and less on how they should do it.