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The Learn + Live Letter is a hands-on, play-based unit study program for children ages 3-12. Our flexible, faith-neutral homeschool unit studies bring joy back to learning while providing empowering guidance for the grownups teaching them. 

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What we offer

Our homeschool unit studies are hands-on, faith-neutral (secular), and literature-rich to build curiosity and critical thinking skills. With each week- or month-long unit study, you’ll cover core academic subjects + meaningful life skills in a gentle way that works with and supports your child’s natural learning development.

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Support for you

Whether this is your first homeschool rodeo or not, we empower you to be the boss of your homeschool through encouraging educational resources and expert-contributed blog articles, experience-backed guidance from our newsletters, and seasonal mentorship sessions for Year Members.

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Membership options

Membership to our program includes access to four levels of play- and project-based unit studies for children ages 3 to 12 + consistent support and encouragement to support your homeschool journey. Memberships are available in 1-year, 3-month, and 1-month periods, and we can’t wait to learn + live with you! Click below to learn more!

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Simply Freeing Podcast episode talking about our homeschooling programs and homeschool unit studies.

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The Learn + Live Letter

Hands-on, faith-neural (secular) homeschool unit studies for children age 3-12 + empowering guidance for grownups. Because learning should be fun—for your child *and* you.

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Even when you’re doing everything “right” in your homeschool, it’s impossible for every week to be a slam dunk. Whether it’s sickness, bad moods, or other life events throwing off the vibe, it’s totally normal to have challenging weeks (and even months!) throughout the year. So you’ve been putting off pulling the trigger on a new curriculum…but you’re not happy with your current choice. (Sound familiar?) 😬 Being normal is overrated anyway 🤣 Looking for a fun, engaging topic to kick off a new season of homeschooling? Check out our Outer Space Units! 🪐☄️🚀 Feelings of inadequacy are a major source of homeschool parent guilt. But, like so many of the joy-suckers of homeschool, the solution often lies in a simple mindset shift. 🙌🏽 When you feel stressed and overwhelmed with homeschooling, it can be tempting to keep trying new things or adding more options—but really this often adds redundancy and MORE overwhelm. 😣 As curriculum providers, we get many questions on this topic, and often our advice is to do LESS. Yes, this is a real, live criticism many homeschool families get about their decision to opt out of traditional schools. (We don’t get it either!) 🤨 While we strongly encourage you to be knowledgeable about your state or area’s homeschool laws so you can stay compliant, we never want to fall into the trap of thinking the state’s standard is what determines how your homeschool functions. Do you agree? Is this part of your homeschool WHY? Many families choose homeschooling because they find traditional means of evaluating children problematic.