Homeschool+

Multi_subjectGrade K

About This Curriculum

By: Age of Learning, Inc. Homeschool+™ supports you, the home educator, in creating a customized learning environment where you and your children can thrive, and their love of learning and academic success shines. Homeschool+ curriculums include fully adaptive math and reading programs for children ages 4 to 8, plus online courses covering art, science, social studies, and more, along with robust home educator tools that support your unique homeschool. • Provides the mathematical number sense and operations instruction your child needs from ages 4 to 8, in pre-K through 2nd grade • Helps take your child from nonreader to fluent reader • Offers 12 courses covering art, science, and social studies that create an ideal balance of online and offline learning • Robust home educator tools including a lesson planner, complete lesson plans with three levels of activities and age modifications, and progress trackers Please enter at least 2 characters for name. Please enter at least 10 characters for details.

What makes it unique: Fully-adaptive, personalized math and reading programs (My Math Academy and My Reading Academy) combined with supplementary courses and offline lesson plans, giving parents complete control over curriculum customization and pacing

Homeschool+: Adaptive Digital Multi-Subject Program for Early Learners

Homeschool+ is a comprehensive digital curriculum for ages 4-8 that combines adaptive math and reading programs with supplementary courses in art, science, and social studies. The program includes offline activities, detailed lesson plans, and progress tracking tools to support homeschool parents.

Best for

Homeschool families with children ages 4-8 seeking a technology-based curriculum with adaptive learning features and parent support tools

Evaluation Criteria

1 strength · 1 concern · 3 neutral · 1 insufficient evidence

Individual Subject RigorStrength

The math and reading components appear rigorous with research-based adaptive systems, though depth in supplementary subjects is unclear.

Reviews highlight 'mathematical number sense and operations instruction' and progression 'from nonreader to fluent reader,' with backing from Age of Learning's track record of educating '50 million children worldwide'

Teacher TrainingConcern

The curriculum includes parent support tools but lacks evidence of comprehensive teacher training or professional development materials.

Reviews highlight 'robust home educator tools including a lesson planner, complete lesson plans' and 'progress trackers' but don't mention teacher training components

Direct InstructionNeutral

The curriculum provides structured lesson plans and activities, though the balance between digital content and explicit teacher-led instruction is unclear.

Reviews mention 'detailed lesson plans with three levels of activities' and 'printable lesson plans and activities that go beyond the computer'

Retrieval PracticeNeutral

Some evidence of assessment and comprehension checks, but no clear indication of systematic retrieval practice or spaced review.

One review mentions 'comprehension questions after the story to see what is being retained' and frequent checks to ensure comprehension

Cross Curricular IntegrationNeutral

The curriculum offers separate adaptive programs for core subjects alongside supplementary courses, but lacks evidence of meaningful integration between subjects.

Reviews mention math, reading, art, science, and social studies as distinct courses rather than integrated units that reinforce each other

Knowledge CoherenceInsufficient Evidence

Limited evidence suggests the curriculum builds cumulative knowledge, though the adaptive nature may support skill progression within individual subjects.

Reviews emphasize that 'as your child learns new skills, the difficulty increases' and prevents 'learning gaps,' but don't describe coherent knowledge building across subjects

Sources: homeschool.com, blessedhomeschool.com