Homeschool resources
Practical guides, thoughtful printables, and honest stories for planning the week, keeping the record, and finding your footing on the harder days.
Build one workable family rhythm without forcing every student into the same plan.
Read the guide Keep the recordA practical guide to the records families need without the paperwork they do not.
Read the guide Prepare for high schoolUnderstand credits, course descriptions, grades, and the final document colleges expect.
Read the guideFree printables
Activities for the season, encouragement for the harder days, and resources made to be printed, used, and shared.
Twenty-five hands-on activities for exploring America’s semiquincentennial from kindergarten through high school.
Twenty-five low-pressure ways to begin a new homeschool year with curiosity, connection, and a little fun.
An eleven-page mini winter science study on how snowflakes form, why they have six sides, and what makes each one unique.
Six reminders for the homeschool years, for the parents who care deeply and still wonder whether they did enough.
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You don't have to recreate school at home. Five traditional school habits, from bell schedules to grading everything, that you can rethink in your homeschool.
Do homeschoolers actually do well, academically and in life? An honest look at what the research really says, including the parts both sides tend to skip.
Why we really homeschool, and why the scoreboard everyone asks about was never the one we were playing on.
How we handle chores in our homeschool, organized by daypart and sorted by age, and why we don't pay our kids a cent to do them.
Everyone asks homeschoolers about socialization. I think the question is backwards, and that my kids are getting more of the real thing out in the world, not less.
Homeschooling isn't about moving the classroom into the dining room. It's about building a place where a kid is loved, challenged, learns to fail safely, and gets ready for real life.
A practical homeschool record-keeping checklist for parents who want to stay organized without building a binder they never use.
A simple approach to homeschool attendance records, school days, and the information to keep before someone asks for it.
A practical way to plan a homeschool week when every child has different subjects, needs, activities, and levels of independence.
Homeschool Ace holds years of your family's history. Here is our plain promise about who owns that data, why we will never hold it hostage, and how you stay in control of it.
Homeschool Ace is built by a family, not a company with a hundred engineers. Here is how the four of us do the work of a much bigger team, what AI actually does behind the scenes, and the one thing it never touches.
A look at the infrastructure behind Homeschool Ace, why a small family team makes the architecture choices it does, and how the cloud lets us support your family without a room full of servers.
America turns 250 this year. I didn't plan our Philadelphia trip as a history lesson, but it turned into the best one we've had. A few thoughts on learning that happens everywhere, plus a free guide to help your family celebrate.
A complete guide to building a professional homeschool transcript for college admissions, scholarships, and umbrella school requirements, with examples of what to include.
A planner for lessons, a spreadsheet for grades, a notebook for attendance. Here are five signs it may be time to connect your homeschool planning and records into one system.
A homeschool gradebook tracks grades, but experienced families know you need to track attendance, reading logs, volunteer hours, and more. Here's what to record and why it matters.
Homeschooling is so much more than workbooks and lesson plans. Field trips, life skills, faith, flexible schedules, here's what makes this lifestyle truly special.
A little homeschool planning now saves so much stress later. Field trips, testing, spring break, goal-setting, here's how to map out a smooth spring semester.
Early bird or slow start? Strict schedule or flexible routine? Eight this-or-that questions to help you remember there's no single right way to homeschool.
Socialization, college admission, parent qualifications, we tackle the five most common homeschool myths with real research and years of firsthand experience.
Twenty honest, practical reminders for the hard Tuesdays, the doubt-filled afternoons, and the moments when you need to hear that you're doing better than you think.
Presidents, inventors, and authors, ten world-changing figures who were educated at home. A reminder that what you're doing has always produced remarkable people.
Most homeschool tools solve one problem. We built one homeschool planner and gradebook that connects grades, attendance, scheduling, and family life, no more juggling ten apps.
Every feature in our homeschool software has been debated over dinner, tested by our own kids, and refined for real families. Here's what that means for you.
After five years of spreadsheets and juggling too many apps, we built the homeschool record keeping software we wished existed, gradebook, transcripts, attendance, and family life in one place.
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