Homeschool Social Studies and History Curriculum

A strong social studies and history curriculum gives children more than dates and names to memorize. The School House integrates history and civics with reading, writing, science, art, entrepreneurship, gratitude, and kindness. Families receive eight-week curriculum sessions, printable lesson materials, educator training films, live support, and progress-tracking tools to support connected learning at home.

The School House homeschool program is designed for learners from Pre-K through 8th grade, generally serving children around ages 3 to 12. Lessons are structured to support age-appropriate learning while allowing families to create a prepared home environment. The curriculum’s interdisciplinary format helps children build knowledge across subjects rather than studying each area in isolation.

Enrollment is priced per learner. The monthly plan is $125 per month for 10 payments across the school year. The annual plan is $1,200 per learner when paid upfront. Both options include the complete curriculum, training films, printables, Transparent Classroom progress tools, live weekly support, and member community access. Physical materials boxes are optional and purchased separately.

Parents begin by reviewing the curriculum pages and educator training films before presenting lessons at home. The School House includes more than 400 training films intended to explain how to deliver the material. Families can also attend live weekly educator and founder support sessions, access scheduled office hours, and use the member community for practical encouragement and shared ideas.

Yes. The School House homeschool curriculum is secular in orientation. It emphasizes science-based learning while incorporating character-centered themes such as kindness, gratitude, civics, and entrepreneurship. This approach gives families a structured framework for discussing history, communities, and responsibility without presenting the program as religious instruction.

The curriculum is designed to be screen-minimal for learners. Parents may use the online training films and digital resources to prepare, while children engage primarily with lessons, printables, discussion, writing, and hands-on work in a prepared home environment. This structure keeps screens as a support for the educator rather than the center of the child’s learning experience.

The School House includes Transparent Classroom, an online progress and portfolio-tracking tool. Parents can use it to document learning, organize records, and follow each learner’s development over time. Combined with the program’s personalized reporting approach, this gives families a practical way to maintain records and reflect on progress throughout the school year.

Yes. The homeschool program is available to families across the United States through online registration. Curriculum resources, educator training, live weekly support, recorded sessions, and member community access are designed to support families wherever they are learning. Families should still review their own state’s homeschool requirements for attendance, assessments, and recordkeeping.