Homeschool Vocabulary Curriculums for Confident Learners

A homeschool vocabulary curriculum gives families a planned way to help children understand, use, and retain new words. Strong programs do more than assign definitions: they introduce language through reading, writing, discussion, science, history, and real projects. The School House uses an interconnected approach, so learners encounter vocabulary within broader lessons and can apply words in meaningful contexts.

Vocabulary is woven into the American Emergent Curriculum rather than taught only through stand-alone word lists. Lessons connect reading and writing with subjects such as math, science, civics, entrepreneurship, art, gratitude, and kindness. Parents use curriculum pages, printables, and educator training films to prepare lessons, then guide children through activities in a prepared home learning environment.

The School House homeschool program serves learners from Pre-K through 8th grade, generally children ages 3 to 12. Its curriculum is organized into 8-week sessions that allow families to explore topics in depth. Parents can use the included lesson materials, training films, and progress tools to adapt delivery to each child’s pace, readiness, and learning routine.

Both enrollment payment options include a complete curriculum delivered in 8-week sessions, more than 400 educator training films, printables and lesson materials, Transparent Classroom progress and portfolio tracking, 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 at $125 per month for 10 monthly payments during the school year, or $1,200 per year when paid upfront. Both options include the same curriculum, training films, printables, live support, progress tools, and member community access. The annual option costs $50 less than ten monthly payments. Optional physical materials boxes cost extra.

Yes. The School House includes live weekly educator and founder support sessions with opportunities for questions and answers; these sessions are recorded for later viewing. Families can also access scheduled office hours, a paid members-only community, and a free Mighty Networks community open to anyone. The training-film library helps parents understand how to present lessons before teaching them.

No. The curriculum is designed to be screen-minimal and centers on parent-led, hands-on learning with printables, lesson materials, and prepared home environments. Digital tools support parents through training films, recorded live sessions, community access, and Transparent Classroom progress tracking. This balance gives families instructional guidance without making screen time the core method of learning.

Yes. The School House offers its homeschool curriculum to families nationwide in the United States. Registration is completed online, and enrolled families access digital curriculum resources, training films, support sessions, community features, and progress tools remotely. Optional physical materials boxes are available separately, allowing families to choose the resources that best fit their home learning setup.