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Easy Peasy All-in-One Homeschool

Free, open-and-go Christian curriculum with daily links across all subjects, PreK-12th.

Updated September 2026 · 9 sources

GradesPreK–12th
SubjectsBible, language arts/reading, math, science, history/social studies, art, music, PE, Spanish, logic, computer basics
MathIncluded
FaithChristian worldview throughout
ApproachEclectic Charlotte Mason blend: day-by-day links to free online resources across subjects
Who teachesThe program does the teaching
Parent prepLow (open-and-go daily links; parent guides Bible discussion, no built-in grading)
Screen timeA mix of screen and paper
Video lessonsAvailable: some linked resources (e.g. Khan Academy) include video, but it's not core
CostFree: complete PreK-8 curriculum online (separate free high school site) (source)
PlacementEasy Peasy: Placement Guides
Free online placement test recommended before starting K-8

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What parents say

Parents love that Easy Peasy is completely free and genuinely open-and-go: you click the day's links and school happens, which makes it a go-to for families facing curriculum overwhelm or tight budgets. The most common criticism is that it's explicitly Christian, including young-earth creationism in places, so secular families need to skip or swap lessons, and that math isn't the program's strongest subject. Because it links out to many different outside sites, quality and difficulty can feel uneven from one lesson to the next.

Parents love

  • Completely free and open-and-go – just follow the daily links
  • Four-year history/science/Bible cycles let siblings learn together
  • Huge subject range from preschool through high school

Common complaints

  • Christian content, incl. young-earth creationism in places
  • Math isn't the program's strongest subject
  • Quality varies since it links out to many different sites

Who it fits

Best for

  • Yes, include math. Math included
  • Christian worldview. Christian content and Bible study throughout
  • Charlotte Mason. Narration, copywork, picture study and real books throughout
  • Yes, siblings together. Four-year cycles let siblings study the same history/science/Bible topics
  • Daily lesson plans done for me. Day-by-day assignment links are fully laid out
  • Some screen time. A mix of screen and paper
  • Some: 1–2 hours daily. Parent guides Bible discussion, reviews work, prints materials

Less suited for

  • No religious content. Christian content throughout (Bible lessons can be skipped)

These come straight from the scoring rules the quiz uses.

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Questions parents ask

What subjects does Easy Peasy All-in-One Homeschool cover?

Bible, language arts/reading, math, science, history/social studies, art, music, PE, Spanish, logic, computer basics. It's described as eclectic Charlotte Mason blend: day-by-day links to free online resources across subjects.

Does Easy Peasy All-in-One Homeschool include math?

Yes, math is included.

What grades does Easy Peasy All-in-One Homeschool cover?

Easy Peasy All-in-One Homeschool covers grades PreK–12th.

How much does Easy Peasy All-in-One Homeschool cost?

Free: complete PreK-8 curriculum online (separate free high school site).

Is Easy Peasy All-in-One Homeschool Christian or secular?

Christian worldview throughout.

Is Easy Peasy All-in-One Homeschool online?

A mix of screen and paper. The program does the teaching.

Does Easy Peasy All-in-One Homeschool have a placement test?

Yes. Easy Peasy: Placement Guides. Free online placement test recommended before starting K-8

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