Yes, you can
teach your kids.

This site won’t tell you what to teach. It helps you work out what you want your children to learn, and how to help them do it — with frameworks that fit real life, not school.

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Home-educating. Two teenagers. One preschooler. Figuring it out as we go.

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Teaching, planning, organising, starting out, resources and tools.

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Perfect days are nice, but ordinary ones do the work.

wherever you are, find it here

01

Decide what to teach

  • Need/Want: a planning framework
  • Academic Building Blocks
  • Curriculum 101
  • Year-round vs term-time
02

Learn how to teach it

  • You don’t need to be a teacher
  • Skill, Topic, Project framework
  • Conversational Curriculum
  • Teaching reluctant learners
03

Structure your week

  • The Four Part Day
  • Rhythm, not routine
  • How to build a timetable
  • Weekly folders
04

Keep track of it all

  • Keeping home-ed records
  • The home-ed parents evening
  • Digitally organised homeschool
  • Home-ed contracts
tools

Help — I need a lesson
in the next ten minutes.

Name the topic. Get a Socratic lesson prompt built around your child’s interests and learning style. Print it or don’t.

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just starting out?

You’ve made the decision.
Here’s what to do next.

Deregistering, deschooling, the first week — in the right order, without the panic.

How to deregister your child from school What is deschooling? First week: don’t start teaching yet Home education FAQ SEN & home education
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Build your home-ed evidence report

Log what you’re doing, generate a report you’re proud of. No paperwork anxiety.

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Free resources — curriculum planner, deregistration pack, four part day timetable, evidence report.
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