Learning Resources

First Grade Math with Confidence Bundle: Instructor Guide & Student Workbook

1

Kate Snow's scripted, open-and-go first-grade math curriculum—a bundle of the Instructor Guide and Student Workbook that builds number sense through short, hands-on, conversational lessons. For 1st grade.

First Language Lessons for the Well-Trained Mind, Level 1

1-2

A gentle, scripted introduction to grammar for young students, using memory work, copywork, narration, and picture study in short daily lessons. Designed for grades 1–2.

The Ordinary Parent's Guide to Teaching Reading

K-2

A simple, scripted, phonics-first guide that walks any parent—no special training required—through teaching a child to read, from short vowels all the way to multisyllable words. Recommended for beginning readers in preschool through 2nd grade.

Writing with Ease: Strong Fundamentals

1-4

Susan Wise Bauer's guide to teaching elementary writing through narration, copywork, and dictation—explaining the why behind each skill so parents can build their own four-year writing plan. For grades 1–4.

StarSpark AI

3rd Grade - High School

An AI math teacher for grades 3–12 that coaches students through problems step by step — by typing, speaking, or writing on a canvas — with instant feedback. Standards-aligned, multilingual, and free to try.

Foundations in Personal Finance: Homeschool Edition

High School

Dave Ramsey's flagship high-school personal-finance curriculum, adapted for homeschoolers — a print student text plus streaming video lessons taught by Ramsey personalities, covering budgeting, saving, debt, investing, and insurance.

EconEdLink

Kindergarten - 12th Grade

A free K-12 library of more than 1,000 economics and personal-finance lessons, interactive activities, and videos from the Council for Economic Education — searchable by grade, topic, and standard.

Money Smart for Young People

Preschool - 12th Grade

The FDIC's free, award-winning financial-education curriculum for ages Pre-K through 12, with grade-banded lesson plans, student activities, and parent/caregiver guides covering saving, spending, and banking basics.

Biz Kid$

4th Grade - High School

A free, Emmy-winning financial-literacy platform built around the public-television series — videos, lesson plans, and activities that teach kids and teens how money works, how to save, and how to start a business.

Money as You Grow

Preschool - 5th

A free early-childhood money-skills resource from the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau — age-based activities, conversation starters, and read-along book guides that help parents teach kids ages 3–10 the building blocks of saving and spending.

Next Gen Personal Finance (NGPF)

6th - College

A completely free, comprehensive personal finance curriculum for middle and high school — full courses, ready-to-teach lesson plans, interactive activities, and games covering budgeting, banking, credit, investing, and paying for college.

Hands on Banking

4th - Adult

Free, self-paced financial education from Wells Fargo for every age group — kids, teens, young adults, and adults — covering saving, budgeting, credit, and smart money decisions, with no login or sign-up required.

Typesy

K - 12

Cloud-based typing software built for families and homeschoolers, with adaptive lessons, video instruction, games, and detailed progress tracking across multiple students.

Keybr

6th - College

A free, no-frills typing trainer that uses an algorithm to generate practice text targeting your weakest keys — best for older students and teens building real speed.

Nitro Type

3rd - 12th

A free multiplayer typing-race game from Teaching.com where students improve speed and accuracy by racing other typists in real time — great motivation for reluctant practicers.

TypingClub

K - 8

A free, gamified touch-typing course from edClub with 600+ bite-sized lessons, stars and badges, and a parent dashboard — a favorite for elementary and middle-school homeschoolers.

Keyboarding Without Tears

K - 5

A developmentally sequenced K-5 keyboarding and digital-citizenship program from Learning Without Tears, built specifically for younger hands and growing readers.

Typing.com

K - 12

A completely free, full K-12 touch-typing curriculum from Teaching.com, with lessons, tests, games, and a teacher/parent dashboard for tracking progress.

Our Mother Tongue: A Guide to English Grammar

A classical, literature-rich English grammar guide that surveys the major concepts of grammar through sentence diagramming and selections from great writers and Scripture. Recommended for grades 6-9.

Easy Grammar Plus Student Workbook

Student workbook for Easy Grammar Plus by Wanda C. Phillips, using the prepositional approach to teach grammar with low-prep daily lessons and built-in review. Grades 7 and up.

Grammar and Punctuation (UC Irvine)

A free online course from the University of California, Irvine covering the core grammar and punctuation rules behind clear writing, with video lectures, handouts, and practice. Great for high school and adult learners.

Mindware: Critical Thinking for the Information Age

High School - College

A free Coursera course from the University of Michigan, based on Richard Nisbett’s work, that teaches powerful ideas from psychology, statistics, and logic for reasoning better about everyday life.

Think Again: How to Reason and Argue

High School - College

A free, beginner-friendly Coursera course from Duke University that teaches how to identify, analyze, and evaluate arguments — and how to reason and argue more carefully in everyday life.

The Art of Argument: An Introduction to the Informal Fallacies (Revised Edition)

7th - 9th

A best-selling middle-school logic course from Classical Academic Press that teaches 28 informal fallacies through vivid examples, mock advertisements, and engaging discussion.