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Mix and match grade-level courses, or pick a complete bundle. Every course is self-paced and updated each year.
Elementary school
Build a strong foundation in reading, math, science, and curiosity.
Middle school
Deepen skills and start exploring interests with self-paced lessons.
High school
Earn high school credit your way — accredited or self-directed.
Elementary curriculum bundles (PreK–5)
Preschool Curriculum
£31.00 per month
Kindergarten Curriculum
£31.00 per month
First Grade Curriculum
£31.00 per month
Second Grade Curriculum
£31.00 per month
Third Grade Curriculum
£31.00 per month
Fourth Grade Curriculum
£31.00 per month
Fifth Grade Curriculum
£31.00 per month
All courses
PreK Math Play
Counting, sorting, and shape recognition through songs and games.
PreK Letters & Stories
Alphabet, rhyme, and listening skills with read-aloud favorites.
PreK Discovery Science
Curiosity-led exploration of weather, plants, and the five senses.
Kindergarten Math Adventures
Hands-on intro to counting, shapes, and patterns through story-driven lessons.
Read & Write: Kindergarten
Phonics-first reading paired with playful writing prompts.
Kindergarten Science Explorers
Living vs. non-living, weather, and push & pull experiments.
My World: Kindergarten
Families, communities, and the maps that connect us.
Grade 1 Math Builders
Fluency in addition and subtraction within 20, plus measurement basics.
Grade 1 Reading & Writing
Decoding, fluency, and short personal narratives.
Grade 1 Science Investigations
Light, sound, plant life cycles, and seasonal patterns.
Grade 1 Communities
Neighborhoods, citizenship, and basic geography.
Grade 2 Math Workshop
Build fluency in addition, subtraction, and place value with mini-games.
Grade 2 Readers & Writers
Fluency, comprehension, and writing short opinion and how-to pieces.
Grade 2 Earth & Life Science
Habitats, properties of matter, and the changing Earth.
Grade 2 Our Country
Geography of the U.S., government basics, and economic choices.
Grade 3 Math Mastery
Multiplication, division, and fractions click into place.
Grade 3 Readers & Writers
Move from learning to read into reading to learn with rich nonfiction.
Grade 3 Science Workshop
Forces, weather, life cycles, and traits.
Grade 3 Communities & Cultures
Comparing communities around the world and across time.
Grade 4 Math Lab
Multi-digit operations, fractions, and decimal foundations.
Grade 4 Literature & Composition
Read longer texts and write multi-paragraph essays.
Grade 4 Science Lab
Hands-on experiments covering ecosystems, energy, and Earth.
Grade 4 US Regions & States
Geography, history, and economy of the U.S. regions and your home state.
Grade 5 Math Pre-Algebra Prep
Fluency with fractions, decimals, and volume — ready for middle school.
Grade 5 Readers & Writers Workshop
Analyze literature and craft narrative, opinion, and informative essays.
Grade 5 Science Discovery
Matter, ecosystems, Earth systems, and space.
Grade 5 American Story
Explore the people and ideas that shaped early American history.
Elementary Art Studio
Drawing, painting, and craft projects tied to art history.
Elementary Music Makers
Singing, rhythm, and intro to instruments.
Elementary Spanish
Vocabulary, songs, and conversation for young learners.
Pre-Algebra Foundations
Ratios, expressions, and integers — the runway to algebra.
Grade 6 Literature & Composition
Short stories, novels, and the building blocks of strong essays.
Earth & Space Science
Plate tectonics, weather, and our place in the universe.
Ancient World History
From the first civilizations through the fall of Rome.
Grade 7 Math: Toward Algebra
Rational numbers, proportional reasoning, and linear thinking.
Grade 7 Literature & Composition
Read short stories and novels while sharpening essay craft.
Life Science
Cells, genetics, ecosystems, and human body systems.
World Geography & Cultures
Tour the regions of the world through maps, data, and primary sources.
Grade 8 Math: Algebra Bridge
Linear functions, systems, and the Pythagorean theorem.
Grade 8 Literature & Composition
Novels, drama, and analytical essays that prep for high school ELA.
Physical Science
Matter, motion, and energy — the physics & chemistry of everyday life.
US History to 1900
Colonization, the Constitution, the Civil War, and industrialization.
Intro to Coding with Python
Write your first programs and build small games and tools.
Spanish I (Middle School)
Conversational Spanish with grammar, listening, and culture.
Middle School Art & Design
Drawing fundamentals, design principles, and digital tools.
Health & PE (Middle)
Wellness, nutrition, and a flexible at-home fitness plan.
Algebra I
Master linear equations, functions, and quadratics with worked examples.
Geometry
Proofs, transformations, and trigonometry made visual.
Algebra II
Functions, logarithms, and complex numbers for college-bound students.
Pre-Calculus
Trig, vectors, and limits — the launchpad for calculus.
Calculus
Limits, derivatives, integrals, and real-world applications.
Statistics
Data, distributions, and inference with real datasets.
English I: Foundations
Short stories, drama, and the essay forms you'll use all four years.
English II: World Literature
Voices from around the globe paired with analytical writing.
American Literature
From early voices to modern fiction, with seminar-style discussions.
British Literature
Beowulf to the present with focused literary analysis.
College Composition
Polish the academic essay and personal statement.
Physical Science (HS)
Intro physics and chemistry for high school science credit.
Biology
Cells, genetics, evolution, and ecology with virtual labs.
Chemistry
Stoichiometry, bonding, and reactions with step-by-step problem sets.
Physics
Mechanics, waves, and electromagnetism with problem-solving focus.
Earth & Environmental Science
Earth systems, climate science, and sustainability.
Anatomy & Physiology
Body systems with case studies — great for pre-health pathways.
World History
Major eras and turning points from antiquity to the present.
US History
Founding documents through the 21st century with primary sources.
US Government & Civics
Constitution, the three branches, and how to engage as a citizen.
Economics
Micro and macro economics with personal finance built in.
Psychology
How the mind works, from neurons to social behavior.
Dual Enrollment: IT Essentials
Earn industry-aligned IT credit while still in high school.
AP-style Computer Science
Object-oriented Java with a project-based curriculum.
Spanish I–III (HS)
Three years of Spanish in one self-paced track.
Studio Art Portfolio
Build a college-ready portfolio across mediums.
Music Theory & Composition
Read, write, and compose music — keyboard or guitar friendly.
Personal Finance
Budgeting, credit, investing, and taxes for the real world.
Health & PE (HS)
Wellness, nutrition, and a flexible fitness plan.