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Easy Peasy All-in-One Homeschool gives families a no-charge Christian curriculum with 180 days of lessons and assignments across subjects such as reading, math, history, science, Spanish, Bible, art, and logic. Parents choose a level and shared history theme, adjust courses for individual children, and can deliver selected work through My EP Assignments, which tracks lesson and day progress. Parents may also add courses, and printed workbooks and offline courses are available to buy.
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Math-U-See
Free plan AndroidiPhoneMac+1Families seeking a mastery-focused math curriculum — Math-U-See concentrates on math, using manipulatives and lesson videos across 13 levels rather than Easy Peasy’s multi-subject curriculum.
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Memoria Press
Paid AndroidiPhoneMac+2Families wanting classical Christian materials and Latin — Memoria Press offers classical Christian materials with a special emphasis on Latin, while Easy Peasy spans more subjects in a free online curriculum.
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Gather 'Round Homeschool
Free plan AndroidiPhoneWebMulti-age families wanting unit studies and teaching options — Gather ’Round organizes Christian learning into family-wide unit studies and offers academy teaching and enrollment options beyond Easy Peasy’s parent-managed curriculum.
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RightStart Mathematics
Paid AndroidiPhoneWebFamilies seeking visual, game-based elementary math — RightStart focuses on elementary and middle-school math through visualization, a Cotter Abacus, and card games rather than Easy Peasy’s broad curriculum.
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The Good and the Beautiful
Free plan AndroidiPhoneWebFamilies wanting free courses plus broader Christian curriculum choices — The Good and the Beautiful offers free K–8 math and language arts courses plus paid subject options, with a nondenominational Christian approach.
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Apologia
Paid WebFamilies seeking creation-based courses with instruction — Apologia offers creation-based self-paced courses and live classes with grading and discussion, while Easy Peasy leaves teaching and records to parents.
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My Father's World
Paid WebFamilies teaching multiple ages together with a biblical focus — My Father’s World combines multi-age learning, unit studies, and a global focus in packaged Christian curricula rather than Easy Peasy’s free web curriculum.
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Abeka Homeschool
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Discovery K12
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BookShark
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CTCMath
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Master Books
Free trial iPhoneLinuxMac+26.2 Visit site - 13
AmblesideOnline
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Monarch
Free trial iPhoneMacWeb+1 - 15
Accelerated Christian Education
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HomeLearn
Free trial Web5.9 Visit site - 17
Teaching Textbooks
Free trial AndroidiPhoneMac+2 - 18
All About Learning Press
Paid AndroidiPhone5.8 Visit site - 19
BJU Press Homeschool
Paid AndroidiPhoneWeb5.8 Visit site - 20
Logic of English
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Mater Amabilis
Free plan Web - 22
Build Your Library
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Nautilus Homeschool
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Power Homeschool
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Sonlight
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Wildwood Curriculum
Free plan Web
The online lessons require computer and internet access, some worksheets need printing and basic supplies, and outside website links can expose children to advertisements. Easy Peasy is a curriculum, not an online school: parents provide and maintain student records, and high school courses are on a separate site. Families considering a change can weigh its broad subject range and free access against narrower math curricula or paid programs with packaged daily plans, apps, live teaching, grading, or enrollment. Teaching approach, age range, offline needs, and the amount of parent-managed planning also matter.
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