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Easy Peasy All-in-One Homeschool

Free Christian history: 4-year Ancient/Early American/Modern/Geography cycle, two reading levels.

Updated September 2026 · 10 sources

Grades	1st–12th
Faith	Christian perspective on standard history
Covers	World history, American history, Geography and world cultures
Approach	Four-year thematic cycle of daily reading/links, with a Christian worldview and an optional History Alive project track
Who teaches	The parent teaches
Parent prep	Low (open-and-go daily links; parent guides discussion, prints materials, no built-in grading)
Screen time	A mix of screen and paper
Video lessons	Available: mostly text and curated links; History Alive projects can include video/documentary work
Cost	$0: Free: complete PreK-8 curriculum online (separate free high school site) (source)
Placement	—

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What parents say

Parents value that Easy Peasy's four-year history cycle (Ancient, Early American, Modern, and Geography/Cultures) covers world and American history for free, with two reading levels (1st-4th and 5th-8th) so multiple kids can study the same era together. The History Alive project component lets kids build documentaries or presentations instead of just reading, which adds some hands-on variety to an otherwise link-heavy course. As with the rest of Easy Peasy, the history content carries a Christian perspective and links out to many different outside sites, so quality and rigor can vary somewhat from lesson to lesson.

Parents love

Four-year cycle covers ancient, early American, modern, and geography
Two reading levels let siblings study the same era together
History Alive lets kids build documentaries or presentations

Common complaints

Christian perspective woven through the history narrative
Links out to many different sites; quality/rigor varies
Mostly reading-and-links based outside the History Alive option

Who it fits

Best for

Christian, standard history. Tells the conventional historical narrative from a Christian viewpoint
World history, in order. Ancient History and separate Geography/Cultures course
American history. Early American History plus high school Early/Modern American History
Geography and world cultures. Dedicated Geography and Cultures course
Yes, siblings together. L (1st-4th) and M (5th-8th) levels let siblings study the same era together
Some screen time. A mix of screen and paper
Some: 20–30 min daily. Parent guides discussion, prints materials, reviews work

Less suited for

No religious content. Christian perspective runs through the history narrative

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Questions parents ask

How does Easy Peasy All-in-One Homeschool teach history?

Easy Peasy All-in-One Homeschool is described as four-year thematic cycle of daily reading/links, with a christian worldview and an optional history alive project track. Parent prep: low (open-and-go daily links; parent guides discussion, prints materials, no built-in grading).

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

Easy Peasy All-in-One Homeschool covers grades 1st–12th.

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

$0: Free: complete PreK-8 curriculum online (separate free high school site).

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

Christian perspective on standard history.

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

World history, American history, Geography and world cultures.

Can siblings use Easy Peasy All-in-One Homeschool together?

Yes. L (1st-4th) and M (5th-8th) levels let siblings study the same era together

Is Easy Peasy All-in-One Homeschool online?

A mix of screen and paper. The parent teaches.

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

We haven't found a placement test for Easy Peasy All-in-One Homeschool. Most history programs are chosen by grade range or by the era you want to study.

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