A complete K–12 learning map for homeschooling families—so you can homeschool without fearing the gaps.
We’ve rethought what a homeschool “plan” can be. Not a program to follow or a checklist to complete, but a clear, big-picture reference that shows what matters over time.
The K–12 Learning Map gives homeschool parents a calm, complete view of learning from kindergarten to graduation—so decisions feel lighter and progress stays in perspective.
A single, big-picture reference that outlines what children need exposure to across subjects and stages, from kindergarten through graduation.
Most homeschool parents don’t struggle because they’re doing too little—they struggle because they can’t see the whole picture.
The K–12 Learning Map gives you a clear, big-picture view of learning from kindergarten through graduation, so you can see what matters over time—and stop making every decision in isolation.
The K–12 Learning Map
What this is—and what it isn’t
- A map of what typically belongs in a complete education
- A standards-safe overview without micromanaging
- A guide that explains how families commonly approach each subject without buying piles of curriculum
What it is NOT
- A curriculum you must follow or purchase
- A checklist to complete by a certain age
- A requirement to overhaul what you're already doing
What gets lighter
- Fewer second-guessing moments
- Clearer decisions over time
- More confidence moving at a steady pace
- Less pressure to “optimize” every subject
Built for thoughtful homeschool parents
- Created by a parent and educator.
- Rooted in classical education and a long-view approach to learning.
- Designed to support responsibility without pressure.
How families use the map
Skim first. Notice what already feels familiar. Circle what makes the parent feel unsure, as those are the areas this guide is meant to support. The goal is orientation.
