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Kindergarten is here when you are ready.
Explore the curriculum, books, and preparation now. Attendance and daily records can wait until your family actually begins.
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The app stays local-first. A Home Screen install, browser storage protection, and occasional backups each reduce a different risk.
Your records are worth backing up.
- Tap Safari’s Share button.
- Choose Add to Home Screen.
- Open the homeschool app from its Home Screen icon.
A Home Screen app plus downloadable backups is safer for records you plan to keep.
Private by default. Records stay on this device unless you export them or connect your family account for sync.
Today's lessons
Do the next useful lesson. A missed day does not make the child behind.
Why this tool is built this way + records overview
Know what to teach, why it matters, and where it fits.
A Christian classical homeschool companion built around Scripture, language, literature, history, mathematics, science, logic, rhetoric, cultural literacy, practical competence, and parent judgment.
Keep the categories visible
Scripture should not be treated as decoration, and educational traditions should not be treated as Scripture.
ScriptureInferenceHistoryInterpretationFamily choiceDistinct school days logged for the active child’s academic year.
Active child · completed in the current academic year.
Active child · memorization milestones in the current academic year.
Family-wide · distinct topics in the workspace.
The parent is the teacher; this is a notebook
Suggestions here are starting points, not assignments. Scripture governs where Scripture speaks; everything else — book lists, schedules, review intervals, and connections — is family judgment, meant to be edited, overruled, and improved.
Three steps to a ready first day
You can change any of this later.
Who are you teaching?
How should the site help?
Proper terms such as narration, copywork, Grammar, Logic, and Rhetoric remain part of the curriculum; the app explains them rather than replacing them.
Your first teaching day is one click away.
The recommended start builds the current week without locking lessons to calendar dates. If a day is missed, the same next lesson remains next.
Using outside material? See how the available paths work.
Use your own phonics, math, history, science, literature, Latin, or writing resources while the site supplies a balanced classical rhythm, narration/copywork reminders, and records.
Use a grade-level cultural-literacy book or knowledge guide externally. The site gives you a weekly rhythm for reading, discussion, vocabulary, maps/timelines, science knowledge, and review without reproducing copyrighted content.
Use the built-in original lessons. Kindergarten Weeks 1–12 currently include complete daily Bible, phonics, handwriting, mathematics, and rotating discovery lessons.
Outside publishers and authors are not affiliated with this project. Their books remain separate resources; this site stores your plan and original guidance.
Children & learners
Today's actual lessons
Build the week
Season notes
Useful for longer-range priorities; not required to teach the current week.
Use this as the child's current direction of travel. The weekly planner can pull from these priorities without turning them into rigid assignments.
A term plan is family judgment. It is not a biblical command, state requirement, or promise that every item must be completed.
Attendance & records
Indiana notes State-specific reference
Indiana: Maintain an accurate daily attendance record and provide 180 days of instruction in the academic year, which runs July 1 through June 30. You choose the school days and length of each day. Hours and subject notes below are optional family records.
This is a family organization aid, not legal advice. Verify current requirements when they matter.
Skills & scores
Use this only when it helps your family. Record skill mastery without a score, add traditional scores when useful, or use both. Completing a lesson never becomes an automatic 100%.
See the year at a glance
How the year is going by subject
Bible curriculum map
What to know
How to teach
Read whole passages
Read enough context to understand the argument, event, audience, and purpose.
Separate text from commentary
Distinguish biblical wording from what a teacher, commentator, creed, tradition, or curriculum says about it.
Use chronology and geography
Place biblical events among surrounding kingdoms, empires, cities, languages, and historical periods.
Test inherited claims
Examine claims against Scripture itself, including claims made by one's own family or tradition.
Doctrine Workspace
Authority labels — label every claim
Memorize in context
Set your own intervals
The classical framework
An educational framework, not a requirement.
Build the storehouse
Language, facts, stories, chronology, number, Scripture, poetry, geography, science vocabulary, and cultural knowledge.
Test claims
Definitions, causes, arguments, evidence, ambiguity, fallacies, and competing explanations.
Communicate truth
Writing, speech, debate, teaching, analysis, and disciplined language.
The trivium is an educational framework, not a biblical command and not a rigid developmental law.
Subjects worth teaching
History / Timeline
Read the long conversation
Build the shared storehouse
Printables
Paper where paper helps
Every built-in Kindergarten lesson now has an original matching printable available when paper helps. Use them for practice, narration, observation, or a family record—not as busywork. They are generated from our curriculum or your choices rather than copied from another curriculum.
For copyrighted Scripture translations, paste only the text your family is licensed or permitted to use. The app does not supply copyrighted Bible text.
Letter formation
Trace a large model, copy the letter, then write it independently and use it in a word.
Letter & sound practice
Say the sound, trace the letter, identify words that begin with it, and write one word.
Copywork
Paste a short sentence, Scripture passage, poem, maxim, or historical quotation for careful copying.
Sentence sense & first diagram
A gentle early-Grammar sheet: fix the sentence, ask who or what it is about, ask what happens or is true, then place those two parts on a first subject–predicate diagram.
Reading & narration
Read the assigned passage from your family's Bible, then sequence, narrate, draw, and answer lesson-matched questions without reproducing copyrighted Bible text.
Lesson-matched practice
Concrete work comes first. The built-in lesson can prefill three original practice tasks so the child can draw, record, and explain the same idea on paper.
Observation & evidence
A lesson-matched science notebook page for prediction, observation, measurement, drawing, evidence, and revising an idea when results disagree.
Memory & context
Read, copy, cover, write from memory, and record who is speaking and what surrounds the passage.
Tell it back
Use after a Bible story, history reading, science lesson, biography, or literature read-aloud.
Timeline entry
Record an event, date/period, people, place, primary source, and why it matters.
Place study
A blank study page for location, neighbors, land/water, historical significance, and a hand-drawn map.
Turn connections into next actions
What could naturally come next?
Books in progress or completed
Books that fit this period
Reference-linked notes
Sources, influences, and curriculum choices
Backup, restore, and export
Use more than one layer.
No browser storage method is a substitute for a backup you control. These protections work together.
1 · Install the app
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- Tap Safari’s Share button.
- Choose Add to Home Screen.
- Open it from the Home Screen icon.
2 · Ask for storage protection
Storage status appears here.
Protect your family data
Download a backup you can keep safely or move to another device.
The parent teaches; the app remembers, prepares, and organizes.
This is an independent parent-built Christian classical homeschool companion. It is designed to make the next teaching step clear without turning family education into a compliance dashboard.
Records stay local to this device unless you export them or connect your family account for sync. Attendance and state-specific notes are organizational aids for families, not legal advice. Requirements can change; verify current rules for your state when they matter.
Parent Companion · v11.21.0Before relying on one device
- Download a backup, reset test data, and restore it successfully.
- Visit once online, then confirm the app opens in airplane mode.
- Print the worksheets your family actually uses from a phone.
- Test two children and confirm Today, Plan, and year records stay separate.
Reset local homeschool data
This permanently clears this app's saved data from this browser only. Download and verify a backup first if the records matter.