84 courses from learning-to-read through Precalculus, on a next-generation learning platform: Clara teaches every lesson one-to-one, the course adapts to how your child learns, and the records the state asks for keep themselves. Christian, old earth, standards-aligned, built for homeschool families.
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Explanations at three depths, worked examples, and feedback that names the actual mistake, not just "incorrect."
Not grade level, actual level. The course adapts its depth and pace to your child, skill by skill.
Hours log automatically, grades derive from mastery, and the transcript prints in one click.


Your kid learns on whatever's in the house, tablet, laptop, phone. They pick how they like to learn (games, reading, visual, hands-on) and the course meets them there. You get a dashboard that shows exactly who's stuck and on what, without hovering.
Start where they actually are, the course adapts from there.
Other curricula sell you one grade at a time, per child. Letters & Devotion is one family subscription that unlocks the entire catalog, pick a bundle to start from, and switch, mix, or add any time at no extra cost.
All 84 courses, every grade. One subscription carries your family from learning to read to the senior-year transcript.
Included at $29/mo
Transcript-readyFour complete years, 30 courses with lab-equivalent sciences, two years of Spanish, and transcripts colleges recognize.
Included at $29/mo
The bridge yearsThree complete years, 19 courses from ratios to Pre-Algebra, plus Spanish, music, art, PE and real-life skills.
Included at $29/mo
Gentle startComplete years for every grade K-5, 22 courses with spoken questions and tap-to-answer for the youngest, plus music, art and PE.
Included at $29/mo
Just need a single grade, or a single course? Also included, that's the point. Everything is $29/month for the whole family, or $290/year, two months free. The first 30 days are free.
Clara teaches every lesson one-to-one. And a study crew turns up along the way to celebrate, commiserate, and, in Nova's case, take it personally when your kid does better than her.
Clara
Your teacher. Explains, asks, waits, never sighs.
Nova
βUgh, MASTERED?! Fine. Teach me your ways.β
Sheldon
βOne module at a time. That is the whole secret.β
Buzz
βTHAT WAS AMAZING DO ANOTHER ONE!!β
The crew are cartoon characters, not real people, and we say so to your child too.
The complete scope & sequence of every course is published, every unit, every skill, every learning objective. You can try a real lesson, wrong answers and all, without an account.
Browse the catalog βor $290/year, two months free
Not per child, not per grade, not per bundle. Two kids or six, a 2nd grader and a senior, every course K-12, same price. Compare: the leading per-student platform costs a three-child family $75, 105 a month.
Start 30 days freeCancel anytime, no questions asked. You are never locked in, and your records stay yours.
Letters & Devotion produces a printable transcript on Letters & Devotion letterhead with grades derived from mastery, not assigned by you, plus hours logged per course against the standard 120, 180-hour credit convention. That arithmetic is what an admissions office wants to see, and it is the honest answer to the objection every homeschool family eventually faces: "the parent gave the grades."
No, and almost no homeschool curriculum is, accreditation applies to schools, and in most states your homeschool is the school. What matters for records is documentation, which is exactly what the transcript and hours report are for. Anyone claiming their curriculum is "accredited" is usually selling you an umbrella school, which is a different product.
Christian, with a full Bible course every year from kindergarten through twelfth grade. The sciences stay standards-aligned to NGSS and Common Core, so an old earth and common ancestry are taught as the evidence has them, and this curriculum holds that position on purpose. Christians read Genesis differently on this point, and we say plainly which way we went and why. It is nondenominational: where Christians genuinely differ elsewhere, the course names the positions instead of choosing one for your family.
Grade level is the starting label, not the ceiling or the floor. Every module is mastery-paced: proving a skill early unlocks the next one the same day, and struggling slows the course down automatically instead of marching on. A 9th grader working at a 7th-grade level in math and an 11th-grade level in reading is a completely normal Letters & Devotion student.
Roughly 30, 50 minutes per subject per day, and PE is deliberately off-screen, it hands you a weekly plan of what to actually go do. Clara teaches through conversation rather than video, so there is no autoplay and nothing designed to keep your kid watching.
Not yet, and we would rather say so than let you find out at checkout. Programmes like Arizona ESA require a vendor to register with the state and with ClassWallet, and we have not done that for this curriculum. Some families pay us directly and claim reimbursement from their programme, which is between them and their programme, so check its rules first. Note that most programmes will not reimburse a subscription covering more than one child unless the receipt itemises each of them, and ours is a household plan. Email us if you need documentation in a particular format.
Add your child, then read the dashboard. Clara does the teaching, the questions grade themselves, hours log automatically and the transcript prints in one click. You are not preparing lessons or grading at the kitchen table at 10pm, the point is that you get to be the parent again.