Homeschool & Learning
Made at our kitchen table, for yours.
Workbooks, guides and printables built by a family that homeschools every day — because we couldn't find what we needed either.
- Français · English · Español
- Print at home
- Ages 3 to 12
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Tell us what you're short of, and we'll build that first.
Why this exists
We started making these for our own two.
We teach our children at home. Every week we went looking for something — a worksheet that actually held their attention, a tracker that didn't take longer to fill in than the lesson itself, decent material in French — and every week we ended up making it ourselves.
After a while it seemed silly not to share it. Everything here has been used at our own table first, with real children who tell you plainly when something is boring.
What's being built
Things you print once and use all year.
No subscription to keep up with, no platform to log into. Files you download, print, and put on the table.
Workbooks
Practice pages by level, in the three languages — not a translation of the same page three times.
Reward charts
Sticker systems and task boards that a six-year-old will actually keep going with.
Planning & records
Week plans and progress logs, built with Quebec's reporting requirements in mind.
Mission cards
Short activities for the mornings when the plan falls apart and you need something ready.
The French gap
Good homeschool material in French is genuinely hard to find. That's not a marketing line — it's the reason we started.
In development
Tell us what you need.
The waitlist isn't only a list — the answers decide what gets built first.
Join the waitlistHomeschool & Learning
Made at our kitchen table, for yours.
Workbooks, guides and printables built by a family that homeschools every day — because we couldn't find what we needed either.
- Français · English · Español
- Print at home
- Ages 3 to 12
Join the waitlist
Tell us what you're short of, and we'll build that first.
Why this exists
We started making these for our own two.
We teach our children at home. Every week we went looking for something — a worksheet that actually held their attention, a tracker that didn't take longer to fill in than the lesson itself, decent material in French — and every week we ended up making it ourselves.
After a while it seemed silly not to share it. Everything here has been used at our own table first, with real children who tell you plainly when something is boring.
What's being built
Things you print once and use all year.
No subscription to keep up with, no platform to log into. Files you download, print, and put on the table.
Workbooks
Practice pages by level, in the three languages — not a translation of the same page three times.
Reward charts
Sticker systems and task boards that a six-year-old will actually keep going with.
Planning & records
Week plans and progress logs, built with Quebec's reporting requirements in mind.
Mission cards
Short activities for the mornings when the plan falls apart and you need something ready.
The French gap
Good homeschool material in French is genuinely hard to find. That's not a marketing line — it's the reason we started.
In development
Tell us what you need.
The waitlist isn't only a list — the answers decide what gets built first.
Join the waitlist