a year of wonderTwelve units designed to cultivate awe, build academic foundations, and bring the whole family back to the table.
12 Monthly Units
Each month, your family dives into a new theme that follows the natural rhythm of the year—from the wonder of Little Oceans to the gratitude of The Feast. These units aren't just themes; they are monthly invitations to see the Creator’s hand in everything from a microscopic seed to the vast Milky Way.
4 Weekly Cycles
Every unit is broken into four manageable cycles, designed for a 4-day homeschool week or a gentle, slow-paced rhythm. Each cycle flows through a consistent, peaceful pattern: Gather, Move, Listen, and Record, allowing your children to internalize concepts through movement, literature, and hands-on discovery.
Three Developmental Tiers
We meet your child exactly where they are through three distinct tracks. Explorers (ages 3–5) focus on sensory discovery and letter sounds, while Pathfinders bridge the gap into phonetic blending and number logic. For Voyagers (ages 5–7), the journey deepens into scientific sketching, sentence building, and mathematical storytelling.
Discover the miracle of marine life and ocean zones. We begin our academic journey with an introduction to letters S, T, F, W and numbers 1–4.
Look up in wonder at the moon's phases and the rhythm of the night sky. This unit introduces letters M, A, P, N and numbers 5–8.
Explore the water cycle and the beauty of weather phenomena. We focus on letters C, R, L, G and a review of numbers 1–10.
A gentle celebration of the five senses, emotions, and personal identity. We introduce letters B, I, H, E and numbers personal to your child.
Learn the joy of serving others while meeting community helpers. This unit covers letters D, V, 2D shapes, and a review of numbers.
Explore personal history and timelines through the power of narrative. We introduce letters J, Q, X alongside patterning and measurement.
Discover the busy world of metamorphosis, pollination, and habitats. This unit introduces letters K, U, Y, Z and 2D shapes.
Journey from seed germination to the function of roots and stems. We focus on letter O, vowels, and concepts of time.
Learn from nature’s architects to understand strong foundations. This unit features a comprehensive review of all 26 letters.
Explore the science of light, shadows, and the rainbow of God’s world. We focus on vowel sounds, oral blending, and sorting.
Discover the "3 R's" as we learn to care for our local creatures and land. Includes rhyming, sight words, and concrete addition.
We gather at the table to explore food traditions and the practice of gratitude. A final review of all skills with subtraction and simple graphing.
collection one: the wonders above and belowLearning Objectives
Phonemic awareness (Beginning sounds)
Introduction to CVC blending (Cononant-Vowel-Consonant)
Letter recognition and formation (A, M, S, T, C, R, L, G)
Introduction to the concept of a "sentence"
Numeracy
Number sense (0–10)
One-to-one correspondence
Using Ten Frames to visualize quantity
Introduction to the concept of "zero"
Science
Ocean zones and marine life
Lunar phases and constellations
The water cycle
Cloud identification and weather tracking
Virtues
Stillness
Awe
Trust
Patience
“But how do I teach a 3-year-old and a 7-year-old at the same time?”
It’s the number one question we get, and the answer is our "Scroll & Amplify" system. We don’t believe in "levels" that pull your family into separate rooms. Instead, every lesson starts with a shared core experience, followed by a simple way to "Amplify" the challenge for your older child.
One Table. One Activity. Two Journeys.
We head outside to find a ladybug. We look closely, notice the spots, and come back to the table to open our Wonder Journals.
The Explorer (Age 3-4): They are practicing their "pencil grip" as they scribble a red circle and add black dots. They are learning to observe and translate the world onto paper.
The Voyager (Age 5-7): They draw the same ladybug, but they "Amplify" the moment. They count the spots for math, and then they use our Secret Sound guide to label their drawing: L - A - D - Y - B - U - G.
One table, one box of crayons, and one beautiful conversation. While your 3-year-old is busy discovering, your 7-year-old is busy documenting.
what a year of wonder gives you
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Your Time Back
We've created a complete, done-for-you guide so you can stop searching for materials and start being present.
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A Deeper Bond
Our curriculum isn't just about academics; it's about connecting with your child through shared discovery and joy.
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A Heart of Awe
Watch as their little minds are shaped to see God's hand in everything, from the smallest sprouting seed to the widest night sky.
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Confidence in Your Role
Our simple, intuitive plans make teaching stress-free, empowering you to lead with confidence and joy.
Raising good humans starts with Jesus.A central portion of our curriculum is a section we call Mornings with Jesus. It is a 10-to-15-minute daily anchor designed to help you and your children pause, read a Bible verse, and learn about the Lord through a story in your favorite children’s Bible. It’s a simple way to see the world through the lens of God's handiwork—not as a formal test or a lecture, but as a gentle way to begin your day together.
As you move through A Year of Wonder, think of this time as setting an intention for your day and creating life-giving habits for you and your children. This is a space for deep connection, where you can share your love for Jesus and plant seeds of faith in the quiet, early moments. Even on the messy days, this morning rhythm becomes the ground your family stands on.
the wonder-full electivesA little bonus included for free for Founding Members.
Explore and learn life skills.
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A hands-on journey into the joy of homesteading and growing your own food.
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A joyful, hands-on journey into the practical arts of homemaking and sustainable living.
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A journey into the art of seeing, a chance to explore our world through the lens of a camera.
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A joyful, process-oriented exploration of what it means to be an artist.
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A hands-on, taste-safe adventure into the wonderful world of cooking.
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A journey into the past to discover that history is the living, breathing story of people, places, and families, including our own.
Coming Soon
growing with little homeroomWhile our core curriculum is designed for ages 3–7, we know that wonder has no age limit. We are currently developing 'The One Table' electives for older siblings (ages 8–12), including:
The Nature Journaler: Advanced botanical sketching & identification.
The Master Storyteller: Family history, genealogy, and oral tradition.
The Homestead Engineer: Physics, tool-work, and garden design.
The Steward’s Kitchen: The chemistry of sourdough & the art of hospitality.
The Curator of Clay: Sculpting with earth-based materials & natural pigments.
Founding Member Rate
$299 $199
Little Homeroom is a Living Collection—a curated, all-in-one resource designed to lead your family through a year of intentional discovery. It is a modern companion for the traditional home, providing everything you need to spark wonder at your kitchen table while keeping your days simple, focused, and free.
By joining as a Founding Member, you are securing a permanent seat in our community and a lifetime roadmap for your family’s growth.
What You’ll Find Inside:
The 48-Week Journey: All 12 monthly units organized into a seamless, beautiful experience. From Little Oceans to Little Feasts, your entire year is settled.
Whole-Child Rhythm: Every unit flows with character virtues and gentle academic foundations in Literacy and Numeracy, woven naturally into your daily life.
Layered Learning: Purposeful paths for both Explorers (3-4) and Voyagers (5-7), allowing your whole family to learn together.
The Founders’ Lock-In: Your $199 rate secures every future update, new unit, and elective added to the collection—forever.
Immediate Access for Founding Members:
The Library & Supply Lists: Start thrifting and collecting your favorite living books today.
The Full Scope & Sequence: A bird’s-eye view of your year of virtues and discovery.
The Village: Immediate entry into our private Facebook community of mamas.
The doors to the Collection officially open July 1st—perfectly timed for your August start. Founding price ends June 1st.
The Founding Member Invitation
The Entire Year of Wonder. One Place. Once and for Life.PRE-ORDER
Frequently Asked Questions
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It is a comprehensive 6-in-1 resource. Each unit gently weaves together Bible, Science, Nature, Character, Literacy, and Numeracy. While it is designed to be gentle, it provides a rock-solid foundation for ages 3–7.
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At this age, formal lessons should be short and joyful. You can expect your "core" connection time to take about 30–45 minutes. The rest of the day is for play, stories, and simply living out the unit’s theme!
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Not at all. Because we use a 12-month loop instead of a traditional seasonal calendar, you can start Little Oceans or Little Me whenever you are ready. You are never "behind" in the Homeroom Club.
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To keep your costs low and your access instant, the Handbook is a digital-first resource. However, we have designed it to be "print-friendly" if you prefer the feel of paper in your hands! Many of our mamas choose to view the daily rhythm on their phone or tablet, but print out the monthly "Wonder Journal" prompts or our beautiful curated art to display on their nature shelf. You have the flexibility to make the Homeroom Club work however it best fits your home.
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Most traditional curricula are built for a 9-month sprint, which often leads to a 'finish line' mentality that creates stress for the parent and a total stop in rhythm for the child. At Little Homeroom, we believe wonder doesn't have an expiration date.
The Truth About 'Littles' and Learning is at this age, formal 'lessons' only take a small sliver of your day.
Little Homeroom isn't designed to be a heavy academic burden; it is designed to make your daily life more fun. By spreading these 12 units across the entire year, you aren't adding more work—you are adding a beautiful, consistent anchor to your days.
This isn't about doing school all year; it's about living a life of wonder all year.
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We believe in family-style learning. Explorers (ages 3-4) focus on sensory play and joyful exposure. Voyagers (ages 5-7) dive a bit deeper with Wonder Journaling, scientific observation, and emerging academic skills. You teach both at the same table, using the same materials!
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No. We believe homeschooling is a family affair. One Founding Member membership covers every child in your immediate household. We do ask that you please not share your login with another family.
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Our "Supply Philosophy" is to shop your house first. Most activities use simple pantry staples like flour, salt, and string, or treasures found in nature. If we suggest a "special" tool, it’s usually a one-time investment in a high-quality item like a magnifying glass or a watercolor set.
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You get immediate access to the Homeroom Club portal, where your Library and Supply lists are waiting. You can start thifting books and preparing your space today! In June, our Parent Orientation course will unlock, followed by the full curriculum release on July 1st.