A growing, freely accessible collection of lesson plans, assessment tools, legal guides and activity ideas — plus downloadable templates, a recommended reading list and links to active homeschooling communities.
Engaging, adaptable lesson plans aligned to global and Kenyan syllabi, organized by subject and grade band.
Track progress with rubrics, portfolio templates and evaluation frameworks built for homeschool documentation.
Clear guides for Kenyan homeschool registration, record-keeping and staying compliant year to year.
Engaging, hands-on projects that turn everyday moments — the market, the garden, a walk — into lessons.
Free and premium downloadable guides, templates and starter packs you can use right away. Click a file to download.
Books and short guides we recommend for homeschooling parents and educators. Click for a one-page summary.
Free sample worksheets and templates with culturally-relevant contexts, local examples and adaptable activities for home and community learning.
Core textbooks and digital resources commonly used by students. Each card includes a short description, a downloadable summary and links to the publisher or store.
Covers grade-level mathematics fundamentals with worked examples and practice problems designed for home use.
A student-friendly science textbook with experiments, diagrams and project prompts suitable for homeschool labs.
Comprehensive textbook covering grammar rules, writing exercises and composition techniques for different grade levels.
Join active homeschooling communities for peer support, local meetups, curriculum swaps and event updates.
Local community for Kenyan homeschooling parents sharing tips, meetups and resources.
Join Facebook group →International subreddit for Q&A, curriculum ideas and success stories from homeschoolers worldwide.
Visit subreddit →Regional forum for events, co-op formation and resource sharing across East Africa.
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What Kenyan homeschooling families usually want to know before using our lesson plans, templates and guides.
A mentor can help you pick the right materials from day one, instead of guessing.