No class to keep up with
Is there a self-paced Christian homeschool curriculum with no live classes?
Free for 30 days. No card.
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. Letters & Devotion is self-paced: lessons are units rather than weeks, nothing meets at a set time, and a skill can be revisited as many times as it takes. Clara, the AI teacher built into every lesson, is there whenever your child opens one.
Units, not weeks
The lessons are organised as units and lessons, not Week 1 and Week 30. A unit is a body of work, not a date, and finishing one on day 40 is finishing it. There is no schedule to fall behind.
No class time to arrive for
There are no live classes. Your child opens a lesson when your family is ready, and Clara teaches it one to one, so you choose the hour and the order.
Roughly how long a lesson day is
Plan on roughly 30 to 50 minutes per subject per day. How many subjects you do in a day, and which days, is yours to decide.
Take as long as a skill needs
Work is paced by mastery. A skill can be revisited as many times as it takes, and the course slows down automatically when a child struggles.
The records keep themselves
Hours log while your child works and a transcript prints in one click, so a flexible week still leaves the paperwork a state notice or a receiving school asks for.
What this is not
- Self-paced means you keep the rhythm. Nothing nags your family into a schedule, so a child who is slow to start needs you to start them.
- There is no human teacher and no live class. The teacher is Clara, an artificial intelligence, and you are the one who decides.
- It is not an accredited school and does not issue a diploma. It prints a transcript of what was taught and mastered.
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Questions parents ask
Are there live classes or set times?
No. Lessons are open whenever your child is ready, and nothing meets at a set time.
What if my child falls behind?
There is no schedule to fall behind. Work is organised in units, and a skill can be repeated as many times as it takes.
How long is a school day?
Roughly 30 to 50 minutes per subject per day. The daily total depends on how many subjects your child takes.
Do I still get a transcript?
Yes. Hours log themselves and a transcript prints in one click.