Layers of Learning is homeschool curriculum designed to let you learn together, all ages, all at once. Read real books, do hands-on projects, watch videos, have family discussions. Have glorious fun exploring the world together!

Layers of Learning Offers

History

History proceeds chronologically and is divided into four big periods: ancient, middle ages, colonial, and modern.

Geography

Geography explores map skills and studies of continents and countries around the world including maps and cultures.

Science

Science is experiment based and divided into four subjects including earth & space, biology, chemistry, and physics.

Arts

Arts creates with poetry, painting, music, sculpture, folk art, and more. Kids learn about artists and practice creative skills.

Language Arts

In Language arts your kids will learn to love writing again with gentle and creative Writer's Workshop lessons.

It's easy to use and tremendously flexible. Here's how each unit works:

Step 1

Library Research

Start with an expedition to your library to find great books. Use the lists provided in each unit book for top titles. Then use the search terms to discover your own great finds.

Read, read, read!

Step 2

Explore

Next, explore what you've learned with hands on projects you select from among the many choices in each unit. The whole family can dig into the learning together.

Step 3

Show What You Know

Finish up by completing a writing assignment. Each unit gives lots of ideas for fun writing projects and presentations for your family group or individuals to display their prowess.

Awww . . . We're Blushing!

We are not new to homeschooling and so have tried a lot of curriculums and I’ve never been overly excited about any. Many have worked but not really stood out for any major reasons. Yours just hits so many major wishes and then just keeps on delivering. I am just a little awe struck.

-Joy

One of the greatest assets of this curriculum is that it can be used simultaneously with multiple ages. Each unit is meant to be used over a two week period, but believe me, there are so many activities, you probably won’t be able to get to them all!

-Kyra

Yesterday my 12-year-old son said (completely unprompted, out of the blue) “Mama, I just love how we are doing school this year. I love that we are all together. And I feel like we are learning so much!” I couldn’t agree more. I feel like we’ve finally found our long-lost curriculum! ❤