In this section, you’ll find free homeschool resources to help with planning and reporting — including planners, guides, checklists, and tools to make organising your homeschool easier and faster.

This section includes fun, easy-to-use learning tools — reward systems, daily quizzes, flashcards, sight-word and spelling helpers, and a typing test. These apps make practice quick, engaging, and stress-free for kids.

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Create your first web app in minutes using Canva AI by designing a layout, choosing a unique “vibe,” and letting AI turn your idea into real code. In this challenge, students learn how to design, test, fix, and publish a simple interactive app — all while building creativity, problem-solving skills, and confidence. Perfect for ages 8–16 and complete beginners.

“ChatGPT & Chatbot Creation” teaches you how to talk to AI, write smarter prompts, and build your own chatbot that can answer questions, tell stories, or help with schoolwork. You’ll learn how to get AI to do exactly what you want — then create your own custom chatbot using no code. If you can type, you can build a bot.

Make awesome videos with zero experience. Learn how to edit videos the fast and easy way using Canva. You’ll trim clips, add text, drop in music, use transitions, add stickers, and export clean videos you can use in ANY Digital HomeSkool project. If you can drag and drop… you can edit. 😎 By the end, you’ll make a 30–60 sec video using real editing skills — perfect for vlogs, school projects, gaming clips, skits, documentaries, and creative units. Let’s start creating

Learn how to make amazing posters, slides, thumbnails, worksheets, and graphics using Canva’s easy templates and tools. Swap images, fix colours, add stickers, use AI features, and export like a pro. This course gives you the design superpowers you need for all your Digital HomeSkool projects—fast, fun, and beginner-friendly! 🎨✨

Shark Tank Pitch: Sell a Historical Invention Pitch like an entrepreneur. Research like a historian. In this unit, you’ll choose a real historical invention and convince the “Shark Tank judges” why it changed the world. You’ll explore who made it, why it mattered, how it worked, and how it shaped the time period — then create a short video pitch selling it like a modern product. Great for ages 10–16. Fun, creative, and actually teaches real history.

Write a short story using AI, illustrate it with AI images, design it in Canva, and publish it on a real platform where others can read it — like Roblox, Amazon Kindle (KDP Kids), Itch.io, or FlipHTML5. This is real-world publishing made simple

In this unit, students create their own music video using AI-generated music and video editing tools. They’ll generate a song, plan visuals, edit clips, add effects, and sync visuals to sound. Students learn storytelling, digital editing, and creative expression while producing a finished music video. By the end, they’ll have a polished video and real skills in modern music and media creation.

This unit develops clear and confident oral communication. Students practise daily short recordings to build skills in speaking, listening, structure, and delivery. They learn to tell stories, explain ideas, use pauses, maintain eye contact, and speak with purpose. The focus is on improving clarity, confidence, and expression through short, structured tasks.

In this unit, students design their own T-shirt using AI and Canva, then send their finished design to a professional printing service to have it made. They learn how digital designs become real products by creating artwork, preparing print-ready files, and understanding the production process. By the end, students will have a professionally printed T-shirt they designed themselves and confidence turning ideas into real-world creations.

Students create a digital time capsule that captures their goals, values, and personal milestones. They record messages to their future self, collect photos and voice notes, and reflect on their growth and wellbeing. The project builds self-awareness, goal-setting skills, and personal identity development, supporting the PDHPE focus on resilience, decision-making, and understanding oneself over time.

Investigate local natural features such as waterfalls, beaches, walking tracks, and lookouts. They visit selected sites, capture photos and short videos, and record observations about landforms, access points, and how people use these environments. They create a digital map and guide that shows each location, key features, and their own fieldwork notes. This project develops geographical skills in mapping, fieldwork, spatial awareness, and understanding how natural places are formed and used.

Students learn how to plan, budget, and prepare healthy meal for under $5 They explore low-cost ingredients, compare food prices, calculate basic macros, and cook simple balanced meals. The unit builds practical life skills in nutrition, budgeting, meal planning, and independent living. Students practise making affordable recipes, analysing cost per serve, and understanding how to fuel their body on a limited budget.