Weekly rhythm
Can you homeschool in four days a week?
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Every course in every grade, for every child in the family. Lessons pause when the free days end unless you choose to subscribe.
Start 30 days freeYes, and the curriculum will not mind. Nothing here is tied to a calendar, so a four-day week and a five-day week are both just your family's week.
Units, not weeks
Lessons are units, not weeks. There is no Friday lesson waiting to fall behind, because no lesson belongs to a day.
What one day holds
A subject's lesson takes roughly 30 to 50 minutes on screen. Skipping a day moves the next lesson to the next day you open it.
A day for the off-screen work
PE is off screen and comes with a weekly plan of what to go and do. A day away from the device can carry that plan, along with the Bible lesson at the table.
Nothing is marked learned by the calendar
A skill counts as learned when the child shows it, not because a week ended. A course can take longer than one school year, and that is allowed.
Change it whenever
Because nothing is scheduled, you can go back to five days in a hard month or down to three in a busy one without resetting anything.
What this is not
- It does not set your calendar or decide how many days your family must school.
- It is not a guarantee that a four-day week finishes a grade by June. It is paced by mastery, not the calendar.
- It is not a replacement for a record of your days. Hours of lessons log automatically, but the rest of the week is yours to note.
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Questions parents ask
Do I lose progress on a day off?
No. Work stays where the child left it and nothing is graded by the date.
Is there a weekly deadline?
No. Nothing in a lesson is timed and there are no weekly deadlines.
Can I change my schedule mid-year?
Yes. There is no schedule inside the curriculum to change.