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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, 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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The Learn + Live Letter

Hands-on, faith-neural 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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We are so excited for our Peru Level 3 unit study! It is filled with history, culture, science, math, writing, and art, and we know all the hands-on activities will keep your families engaged and curious! For each week of our hands-on, eclectic unit studies, we include a skills tracker document you can use to record what you read and work on with your child. We also include space for personal reflection and notes for each activity. Have you been making use of this resource? Here are four reasons to use the skills trackers in our unit studies: We love getting this feedback from any of our members, but it’s especially rewarding to see the success families with neurodivergent children are having with our curriculum! ✨ Even though many people’s image of a homeschooling family is a mom with many kids sitting around the dining room table, that isn’t always the case. Some families are only homeschooling one child! 😄 It could be that older children are out of the house or in traditional school outside the home. It could be that you only have one child. In either case, it can feel like a challenge. But it doesn’t have to sap your homeschool joy! Are you homeschooling (or considering homeschooling) a neurodivergent child? While the idea can be daunting, the reality is often filled with positivity, growth, healing, and bonding for you both.⁠ One of the most common questions we get from our community? How can I homeschool multiple children (across a range of ages) at once?? ⁠ What do the preschool years look like in a play-based homeschool? 🤔 Are you homeschooling an older child with a toddler in tow? While that situation can feel daunting, it can also lead to some incredibly rewarding family learning moments. Here are a few tips to make homeschool successful with a younger toddler sibling:⁠ We like, REALLY like books. And we know there are so many great choices out there! So we put a lot of thought into what will make the cut into our hands-on, eclectic homeschool unit studies. Here are a few questions we ask ourselves before deciding if a book should be included: