Homeschool Preschool Lesson Plans for Curious Learners

The homeschool program includes complete curriculum delivered in eight-week sessions, educator training films, printable lesson materials, Transparent Classroom progress and portfolio tools, live weekly educator support, and access to the School House member community. Families also receive a digital welcome box when enrolling. Optional physical materials boxes are available separately for families who want additional hands-on resources.

The School House homeschool curriculum serves learners from Pre-K through eighth grade, with the homeschool offering described for children approximately ages three through twelve. Preschool families can use the early-learning materials to introduce foundational concepts through hands-on, connected experiences. Parents can select and pace activities in ways that suit their child’s readiness, interests, and daily routine.

Enrollment is priced per learner at $125 per month for 10 monthly payments during the school year, or $1,200 when paid annually in one upfront payment. Both options include the same curriculum, training films, printables, progress tools, live support, and member community access. Optional physical TSH Materials Boxes are purchased separately and are not included in base enrollment.

No formal teaching background is required. The program is designed to help parents learn before they teach through curriculum pages and more than 400 educator training films. Live weekly educator and founder support sessions, recorded Q&A sessions, office hours, and the member community provide additional guidance. This structure gives home educators practical support as they build their teaching confidence.

The curriculum is organized into eight-week sessions that allow children to spend meaningful time exploring connected topics. Instead of treating subjects as separate silos, lessons can weave together early reading, writing, math, science, art, entrepreneurship, civics, gratitude, and kindness. This approach helps preschool learners see relationships among ideas while engaging with activities that feel purposeful and developmentally appropriate.

The School House takes a screen-minimal approach to learning. While parents can access training films and digital tools for support, lessons emphasize printables, hands-on materials, conversation, reading, and active exploration. This balance allows adults to prepare effectively while keeping the child’s learning experience focused on direct engagement rather than extended screen time.

Yes. Enrollment includes Transparent Classroom, an online progress and portfolio-tracking tool. Parents can use it to document completed work, observe learning development, and organize a personalized record of their child’s educational experience. Keeping a clear portfolio can help families reflect on progress over time and maintain useful documentation for their own planning or local homeschool requirements.

Yes. Enrolled families receive access to the School House Member Community, where they can connect around curriculum use and home-learning ideas. The organization also offers a free Mighty Networks community that is open to anyone, including families without a subscription. Weekly support sessions, office hours, podcasts, emails, and newsletters provide additional opportunities for guidance and connection.