Computer Science Homeschool Curriculum for Curious Learners

The best science curriculum for a homeschool family is one that matches the child’s age, your preferred teaching style, and the level of support you need as the educator. The School House uses a science-backed, interconnected approach that combines core academics with inquiry and real-world themes. Families also receive training films, printables, live weekly support, and progress-tracking tools to guide implementation.

The School House homeschool offering is the Pre-K through 8th grade American Emergent Curriculum, a broad, interconnected program that includes science alongside reading, writing, math, art, civics, entrepreneurship, and character development. The available program details do not identify a separate, dedicated computer science course. Families seeking a specific coding sequence should review the current curriculum materials before enrolling.

The homeschool program is designed for learners from Pre-K through 8th grade, generally serving children around ages 3 to 12. Lessons are organized into eight-week sessions so families can spend meaningful time exploring connected topics. Parents can use the curriculum pages, training films, printables, and live support to adapt daily pacing to their learner’s readiness and home routine.

Both enrollment plans include the complete curriculum in eight-week sessions, more than 400 educator training films, printables and lesson materials, Transparent Classroom progress and portfolio tools, live weekly educator support, and access to The School House Member Community. A digital welcome box is also provided at signup. Physical TSH Materials Boxes are optional and purchased separately.

Enrollment is priced per learner. The monthly option is $125 per month for 10 monthly payments during the school year. The annual option is $1,200 per learner when paid in one upfront payment. Both options include the same program features, so the difference is payment timing rather than access to different curriculum levels or support tiers.

Parents begin by reviewing the curriculum pages and educator training films, which explain how to deliver lessons. They then teach in a prepared home learning environment using the supplied materials and printables. Live weekly support sessions, office hours, recorded Q&A, and the member community provide additional guidance when families need help with implementation, pacing, or lesson preparation.

The program includes Transparent Classroom, an online progress and portfolio tool. Families can use it to document learning, organize student work, and follow progress over the school year. This reporting approach is designed to give parents a clearer picture of their learner’s development while creating a portfolio that reflects completed work, activities, and educational growth.

The School House describes its curriculum as screen-minimal, emphasizing parent-led lessons, printables, and prepared learning environments rather than extended screen instruction. It is also secular in orientation while incorporating values such as kindness, gratitude, and civic understanding. Educator films are provided to support parents, while the child’s learning experience is designed around active, connected lessons and materials.