A free online homeschool curriculum for preschool, kindergarten and grades 1 to 8. Subjects include reading, writing, grammar, spelling, math, history and geography, science, Spanish, Bible, computer, music, art, PE and health, and logic. Families pick courses and open each day's assignments through My EP, which tracks every child's lesson and day. A sister site covers high school.
The site says it is all free, with an optional suggested donation for My EP. Printable workbooks and offline math, reading and language arts courses are sold in its store.
Watch for It describes itself as a Christian curriculum and includes Bible courses, so secular families will want to skip or swap those parts; printed workbooks cost extra.
Visit Easy Peasy All-in-One Homeschool ↗
22. Discovery K12
Discovery K12
A free online homeschool covering Pre-K through 12th grade. The page says free student accounts include all of the curriculum. Standard courses are language arts, reading and literature, math, science, history and social studies, visual and performing arts and physical education, with extras such as Spanish I, HTML, Healthy Living and Personal Finance.
The free part: Student accounts, which the page says include all of the curriculum.
The Parent/Teacher Account, which adds grade books, attendance logs, transcripts and diplomas, is described as an upgraded account; the page we read shows no price.
Watch for Students need a free account, and the pages we read do not say whether the material is secular or how the site is funded.
Visit Discovery K12 ↗ Facts read on the maker’s page.
33. Ambleside Online
AmblesideOnline
A free homeschool curriculum built on Charlotte Mason's methods, with schedules from Year 0 (kindergarten) through Year 12. The subjects listed include Bible, history, geography, language arts, math, nature study, science, poetry, Shakespeare, hymns, composers and artists. The site also hosts Charlotte Mason's writings and a support forum.
The site says it is provided free for the private use of homeschoolers; it earns affiliate commissions from some book retailers, which it says helps keep it free.
Watch for It describes its founders as Christian homeschooling mothers, and it supplies schedules rather than books, linking to outside retailers for the reading.
Visit Ambleside Online ↗ Facts read on the maker’s page.
44. Khan Academy
Khan Academy
A nonprofit whose About page lists over 840 free courses for kindergarten through 12th grade and early college, across math, science, English language arts, social studies, economics, computing, life skills and test prep. A free Parent Dashboard lets a parent connect to a child's account and see activity and progress.
Courses and practice are free. Khanmigo, an AI tutor, is a separate optional paid subscription.
Watch for It is a library of courses by subject rather than a day-by-day plan for the year, so a parent chooses and sequences them; learners sign up for a free account.
Visit Khan Academy ↗ Facts read on the maker’s page.
The company offers free downloadable language arts courses for levels K to 8 and free math courses for levels K through Pre-Algebra. A language arts course covers phonics, reading, writing, spelling, literature, grammar, punctuation, art and geography. For science and history it offers only a few free lessons. It also has a free online spelling program for grades 4 to 8.
The free part: Free downloads of language arts (levels K to 8) and math (levels K to Pre-Algebra), reached by joining the homeschool email list; three free lessons each from one history and one science course.
Other courses and the activity boxes are sold. The math course page we read says a separate math box is also needed to complete the course and is bought separately.
Watch for Its About page calls it a nondenominational Christian curriculum, and the free part is mainly language arts and math, not a full set of subjects.
Visit The Good and the Beautiful (free courses) ↗ Facts read on the maker’s page.
A nonprofit that provides open access to content-rich curriculum materials for preschool through grade 8, including its Curriculum Series. You filter by subject, grade and language, then download single resources or whole units. Subjects include history and geography, language arts, mathematics, science, music and visual arts, with a section for homeschoolers.
The free part: The Download Free Curriculum library, with units for preschool through grade 8.
The home page says many of its publications are free and also links a bookstore.
Watch for Materials are downloaded unit by unit rather than run as one online course, so a parent organises printing and pacing.
Visit Core Knowledge free curriculum ↗
77. Under the Home
Under the Home
An online homeschool curriculum in the spirit of Charlotte Mason that provides free digital copies of works by artists, composers, authors and poets, along with texts such as Ray's Arithmetic and McGuffey's Readers. Subjects listed include art history, math, music, prose, poetry, reading and writing, phonics, geography, history, science, Shakespeare and grammar.
The page says there is no cost to use the site; you supply your own paper and ink for tracework, copywork and colouring pages.
Watch for Overall it covers kindergarten through 5th grade only, and some art history, history and reading lessons include religious references that parents can skip.
Visit Under the Home ↗ Facts read on the maker’s page.
88. Mater Amabilis
Mater Amabilis
A free online curriculum for Catholic homeschoolers, modelled on Charlotte Mason, from a prep level for ages 4 to 6 up to levels for grades 9 to 12. It lists religion, language arts, history, geography and earth studies, Shakespeare, science and nature study, poetry, tales and mythology, picture study, music appreciation and civics.
The site describes itself as free online and accepts voluntary donations; it also includes Amazon affiliate links.
Watch for It is explicitly Catholic, and math did not appear in the lower-level menus we read, so most families will need a separate math program.
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99. Oak National Academy
Oak National Academy
Free, national-curriculum-aligned teaching resources for key stages 1 to 4 in all national curriculum subjects. Each lesson has a pre-recorded video, quizzes and a worksheet, so a child can follow a lesson without a teacher present.
The site describes its resources as free.
Watch for It is made for UK classroom teachers, not homeschoolers: Oak says it offers no personal support, no qualifications and no progress reports, and its lessons use key stages rather than US grades.
Visit Oak National Academy ↗ Facts read on the maker’s page.