Kindergarten Math Curriculum for Homeschool

Kindergarten math typically introduces counting, number recognition, quantities, comparing groups, simple addition and subtraction concepts, patterns, shapes, measurement language, and spatial reasoning. The emphasis should be on understanding rather than memorization. Children learn best when they can touch, sort, count, draw, talk about, and apply mathematical ideas during familiar activities, rather than completing repetitive drills alone.

The School House Homeschool program serves learners roughly ages 3 to 12 through its Pre-K through 8th grade American Emergent Curriculum. For kindergarten-age children, parents can use the program’s guided lessons, printables, and training films to create developmentally appropriate learning experiences. The curriculum is designed to connect subjects, allowing early math ideas to be explored alongside literacy, science, art, and everyday life.

Parents first prepare through curriculum pages and educator training films that explain how to deliver each lesson. They then teach in a prepared home environment, with live weekly educator and founder support sessions, recorded Q&A, and scheduled office hours available for added guidance. This structure helps parents understand both the lesson objective and practical ways to support their child’s learning.

Both enrollment plans include complete curriculum delivered in eight-week sessions, more than 400 educator training films, printables and lesson materials, Transparent Classroom progress and portfolio tools, live weekly support, and access to the member community. Physical TSH Materials Boxes are available as an optional separate purchase. Families can choose the materials that best fit their home learning environment and routines.

The monthly plan is $125 per learner per month for 10 monthly payments during the school year. The annual plan is $1,200 per learner, paid upfront for the full school year. Both options include the same curriculum and support features; the difference is payment timing. Optional physical TSH Materials Boxes are purchased separately and are not included in the base enrollment price.

No. The School House describes its curriculum as screen-minimal and centers learning on parent-led lessons, printables, materials, and a prepared environment at home. Screens are used to help the parent access curriculum guidance, educator training films, progress tools, and support sessions. The child’s learning experience is intended to emphasize hands-on exploration, conversation, and real-world engagement.

Enrollment includes Transparent Classroom, an online progress and portfolio-tracking tool. Parents can use it to document completed work and build a personalized record of their learner’s development over time. Combined with the curriculum’s structured sessions and live support, the tool provides a practical way to monitor learning, preserve examples of work, and maintain an organized homeschool portfolio.

Yes. The School House Homeschool program includes live weekly educator and founder support sessions with Q&A, and recordings are available for later review. Families also have access to separately scheduled office hours, a paid member community, and a free Mighty Networks community that is open to anyone. These resources offer ongoing help, shared ideas, and connection throughout the school year.