Emergent Curriculum
An interconnected approach that blends reading, writing, math, science, art, civics, kindness, and entrepreneurship into meaningful lessons for young learners.
Explore five thoughtful homeschooling preschool program options designed to support different learning preferences, family routines, and educational goals. This guide highlights curriculum structure, hands-on activities, parent support, progress tracking, and flexible approaches so families can compare what may work best for their preschooler. Discover a science-informed path to meaningful early learning at home.

Compare structured, hands-on, creative, and flexible preschool approaches for different learners and family teaching preferences.
An interconnected approach that blends reading, writing, math, science, art, civics, kindness, and entrepreneurship into meaningful lessons for young learners.
Activity-rich learning uses printables, practical materials, prepared environments, and exploration to help preschoolers engage beyond passive screen-based instruction.
Training films, curriculum guidance, and educator support help parents understand lessons, prepare activities, and confidently guide learning at home.
Organized learning sessions give families a dependable rhythm while allowing deeper exploration of topics and adaptation to a child’s interests.
Portfolio and progress tools help parents document development, reflect on learning, and maintain a clearer picture of each child’s growth.
Open community participation can provide families with ideas, conversations, and peer connection without requiring a paid curriculum subscription.
The best homeschooling preschool program should fit your child’s curiosity and your family’s daily rhythm. Options range from interconnected, science-informed curricula with parent training and progress tools to free community resources and flexible play-based approaches. For families seeking a structured framework, The School House homeschool program includes an American Emergent Curriculum, educator films, printables, live weekly support, and portfolio tracking.

See how thoughtful curriculum design can bring structure, curiosity, and connection into everyday home learning.
A research-informed perspective can make choosing a homeschool preschool approach easier.
The curriculum vision is grounded in educational research and designed for the modern American child.
Training films and live support help parents prepare lessons and build confidence as home educators.
Interconnected lessons bring multiple subjects together rather than separating learning into isolated topics.
The School House was created to serve working families and communities seeking an affordable educational model.
An education reform vision guides this family-centered learning model.

Founder
Mimosa Jones Tunney is the Founder of The School House, an innovative educational organization she established in 2017 with a bold mission to reimagine American schooling from the ground up. Drawing on extensive experience in education and meticulous research into the systemic shortcomings of the American school system, Mimosa designed a new kind of curriculum rooted in today's science and a reformed teacher culture that challenges traditional norms. Her work centers on creating a replicable, affordable school model that any community — public or private — can build for a fraction of typical costs, ensuring working families nationwide have access to quality education. Mimosa's deep commitment to children, communities, and the future of American education drives every aspect of The School House's vision and growth.
The best curriculum is one that matches your child’s developmental needs, interests, and your family’s available teaching rhythm. Look for clear parent guidance, engaging hands-on activities, manageable lesson structure, and ways to observe progress. The School House homeschool program offers an interconnected American Emergent Curriculum with training films, printables, live weekly support, and portfolio tools for families wanting a guided approach.
Talk through your family’s goals and find a thoughtful starting point.
Curriculum grounded in current educational research
Educational vision designed around children and families
Integrated curriculum serving home learning families
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