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* These can be taught at your parish or home
* Open & Go Plans
* PreK - 8th grade with teens helping
* 3 hours of activities for 5 days
* Minimum supplies & effort needed
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Short Answer: Check out the preschool homeschool laws in your state through our state-by state homeschool information page.
Longer, but same Answer: Homeschooling laws in the United States don't begin until 5 or 6 and in some states 7 years old. While all states permit homeschooling, the rules depend on each state’s compulsory attendance age, notification conditions, subject requirements, and assessment obligations. In general that means there aren't regulations required to homeschool preschool. Make sure to look at homeschool laws in your state by clicking on our State-by-State Homeschool Groups & Information.
At its heart, preschool at home isn’t about worksheets, perfect routines, or hitting milestones on a tight schedule. It’s about building a foundation—not just for academics, but for confidence, curiosity, and connection. It’s about discovering how your child learns, what lights them up, and how to walk beside them with patience and joy.
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In a relaxed, playful environment, math can be seen not as a subject but as a natural part of everyday life. Whether it's cooking, shopping, playing, or simply walking around the neighborhood, math can be integrated into the child’s world in ways that feel engaging and not forced. Read more...
Phonics doesn’t have to be a dry, academic task. With a little creativity, your child will associate reading with fun and exploration, and when they’re ready, they’ll be well on their way to reading success! Make reading and letter recognition feel like a joyful discovery, not a pressure-filled task. Build confidence through play, connection, and consistency—setting a strong foundation for 1st-grade reading success. Read more...
Transitioning from preschool to kindergarten can be a gentle progression, especially in a homeschool setting where lifestyle and routine may shift minimally. Every child develops on their own timeline. Trust your instincts and your child’s natural ability to learn. A gentle, individualized approach nurtures confidence and a love of learning for both child and parent.Rather than rigid standards, families can use developmental milestones as flexible benchmarks.
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