Engaging K-5 Math Curriculum for Confident Learners

A K-5 math curriculum provides a progressive sequence of elementary math learning, typically building number sense, operations, measurement, geometry, data, problem-solving, and mathematical communication over time. The School House delivers math within its broader American Emergent Curriculum, connecting it with literacy, science, art, and real-world topics. Families use structured eight-week sessions, printables, educator training films, and progress tools to support learning at home.

The School House’s math learning is part of the wider Pre-K through 8th grade American Emergent Curriculum rather than a separate, math-only subscription. This connected model is designed to help children see relationships among subjects instead of learning each one in isolation. Families looking for a complete homeschool framework receive math alongside reading, writing, science, civics, entrepreneurship, art, and character-focused learning.

Parents receive access to more than 400 educator training films that explain how to deliver lessons and prepare a productive learning environment. The program also includes live weekly educator and founder support sessions with recorded access, scheduled office hours, printable materials, and a member community. These resources give families guidance before and during instruction rather than leaving them to interpret lessons alone.

Enrollment includes the complete curriculum in eight-week sessions, educator training films, custom printables and lesson materials, Transparent Classroom progress and portfolio tools, live weekly support, and access to the School House Member Community. A digital welcome box is also provided at signup. Physical TSH Materials Boxes may be purchased separately, so families can choose whether they need additional hands-on materials.

The School House uses Transparent Classroom as a progress and portfolio-tracking tool. Parents can use it to record work, document learning, and maintain a personalized view of each learner’s development. This supports ongoing observation across the curriculum and gives families organized records of their child’s work. The program’s reporting approach is designed to complement instruction delivered in the home learning environment.

The homeschool curriculum is organized into eight-week sessions. This format is intended to give children time to explore topics in greater depth rather than moving rapidly through disconnected lessons. Parents can use the accompanying curriculum pages, training films, and materials to guide learning through each session. Live weekly support and office hours are available to help families navigate questions as the session progresses.

The School House homeschool program costs $125 per month per learner, billed across 10 monthly payments during the school year, or $1,200 per learner when paid annually. Both payment options include the same curriculum, training films, printables, progress tools, live weekly support, and member community access. Optional physical TSH Materials Boxes are available separately and are not included in the base subscription.

Yes. The School House offers its homeschool curriculum directly to individual families nationwide in the United States. Its online curriculum access, educator training films, live support sessions, and member community are structured to serve home educators beyond the flagship school setting. Families can register online and use the program’s digital resources, printables, and progress-tracking tools to support learning in their own homes.