Looking for a free Easy Peasy homeschool curriculum that actually lays out a year—without buying a boxed set for every subject? Easy Peasy All-in-One Homeschool is a complete, free online Christian curriculum that uses free internet materials so families can keep schooling even when time, money, or know-how feel tight.
Creator Lee Giles started putting her children’s assignments online in 2011 so they could work independently (and so younger siblings could reuse the plans). Other families were welcome from the start. Today the main site covers preschool, kindergarten, and 1st–8th, with a separate sister site for high school.
Honest framing before you click: Easy Peasy is a homeschool resource, not an online school. There is no enrollment. You (the parent) are the administrator and keep your own records. The online curriculum itself is free. Optional store printables / offline books and a suggested donation for My EP exist if you choose them—they are not a gate to the free lessons.
Start on the official site →
https://allinonehomeschool.com/
Want more than one free online program to compare? See our Free Online Homeschool Curriculum List (2026).
What’s Included
From the live Easy Peasy site (verified Sep 28, 2026 CT):
- Complete free online Christian curriculum built from free internet materials
- Subjects covered: reading, writing, grammar, spelling, vocabulary, math, history/social studies/geography, science, Spanish, Bible, computer, music, art, PE/health, and logic
- Levels on the main site: preschool, kindergarten, and 1st–8th
- ~180 days of lessons/assignments for grade levels and courses (daily subjects); weekly subjects are set up for a 36-week year
- My EP: choose a level (reading, language arts, math, computer, and logic can switch independently) or a theme so siblings study the same history-era topic together (ancient, early American, geography/cultures, modern). Music and art ride with the themes; science is set to what would typically be studied alongside
- Lesson tracking only: My EP tracks which lesson day you’re on—it does not keep student grades or other records for you
- High school sister site: All-in-One High School (free HS courses; do not expect a course-by-course list here—browse that site for current offerings)
- Biblical worldview: Lee describes EP as a Christian curriculum with a biblical worldview (including a literal six-day creation stance noted on About)—read About/FAQ on their site if worldview fit matters for your family
Paid / optional honesty: Offline courses (math, reading, language arts) and Printables workbooks are available in their store. There is a suggested donation for My EP if you choose. None of that is required to use the free online curriculum.
Who It’s For
- Christian families who want Bible woven into a full PreK–8 spine without buying a complete boxed curriculum
- Tight-budget / new-to-homeschool homes that need day-by-day assignments already laid out
- Multi-age tables that like shared history themes while still setting math/LA levels independently
- Parents who want a resource, not a school—you stay in charge of records, pacing, and whether a day is “enough”
- High school next: families who may later move into All-in-One High School
If you need a secular-only list or many programs side by side, use the 2026 free online curriculum list instead of stretching this Easy Peasy intro into a mega-roundup.
How to Start This Week
You do not need a perfect plan—just a clear first click.
- Open the homepage and skim Lee’s overview: allinonehomeschool.com
- Walk through getting started on their live guide: Start Today
- Check placement if you’re unsure where to begin: Placement Guides
- Read the parent FAQ / About so expectations are clear (not a school; parent keeps records; computer + internet needed): FAQ · About
- Pick a path for day 1: set levels/themes in My EP Assignments, or work day-by-day from the site—whichever their Start Today / FAQ walkthrough fits your family
- Do one real school block—paper, pencil, browser open—then adjust levels tomorrow if needed
High school? Start on the sister site: allinonehighschool.com (About / How To Use / FAQ links live on that homepage).
What You’ll Need
- A computer (or device) + internet for the online lessons and linked free materials
- Paper and pencil (and a printer if you choose to print worksheets yourself)
- Minor experiment / art supplies only if you opt into those projects
- Optional: store Printables workbooks or offline math/reading/LA courses if you prefer less printing or offline work
- Optional: suggested donation for My EP if you use that tool and want to support it
That’s it for the free online path—no enrollment fee and no required curriculum purchase to begin.
Start Easy Peasy (free online)
Main site (PreK–8) →
https://allinonehomeschool.com/
Get started walkthrough →
https://allinonehomeschool.com/start-today/
High school sister site →
https://allinonehighschool.com/
About · FAQ · Placement (as needed) →
About · FAQ · Placement Guides
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I just wanted to thank you for posting this. We were going to try switched on school house next year, b/c my kids are a tad screen addicted and I’m not wanting homeschooling to be such a fight. But I also don’t have time to go out and find all these things either. This is an amazing blessing from the Lord! Thank you so much!
I noticed that you mentioned college preparatory curriculum. Does this mean it goes further than 8 th grade? I have two boys going into 9th and I would love something like this for them. Please email me responses.
Thanks
Renee, I belive she’s going to take it past 8th grade. Maybe you could email her on her site.
Thanks for sharing!
This sounds great! We just started homeschooling in July with my slightly advanced 5 yr old. It didn’t go very well. We are a missionary family who is now working in Thailand therefore this is perfect for us. I will give it a try in Jan 2013!
Thank you!
Great! I know many families are very happy with it 🙂
Easy peasy homeschool curriculum is one of the best homeschooling curriculum out there. No doubt about that. I have used it personally and thus i can say from my experience.
Lessons and schooldays are short in the easy peasy curriculum – exactly. It is like an abstract form of many other popular homeschool methodologies.