For Homeschool Families
Preschool homeschool curriculum.
Free. Play-based. Ready Monday.
20,000+ hands-on activities, weekly plans, and printables for ages 2 to 6. Built by educators, loved by homeschool parents. No credit card to browse the whole library.
Trusted by homeschool families in 98 countries.
Everything a homeschool preschool needs
No more pinning a hundred ideas you never use. Open the app, pick the week, set up the tray.
Daily home routines
Morning circle, sensory bin, story time, and project work that fit a real family day.
Done-for-you weekly plans
Each week comes with 5 themed activities, a craft, and a story so you never plan from scratch.
Printable everything
Worksheets, song cards, recipe cards, and project guides print straight from the activity page.
Mixed-age siblings
Use one theme across ages 2 to 6 with built-in extensions for older children.
A typical homeschool week
Monday
Theme intro and read-aloud
Tuesday
Math or science exploration
Wednesday
Creative arts project
Thursday
Outdoor or nature activity
Friday
Cooking, music, or family circle
Pre-built. You can swap any day with a click.
Why homeschool families pick IPC
Homeschool Preschool Curriculum FAQs
Is the IPC preschool homeschool curriculum really free?
Yes. Homeschool families browse all 20,000+ activities and lesson plans for free. No credit card to start. Optional paid plans add progress reports and milestone tracking for families who want formal records.
What ages does the homeschool preschool curriculum cover?
Ages 2 through 6 for preschool and pre-K, with kindergarten and elementary K to 5 included if you want one curriculum that grows with your child. Mixed-age siblings can work side by side from the same library.
How much time per day does it take?
Most homeschool preschool families spend 60 to 90 minutes a day on structured activities, with the rest of the day for play, outdoor time, and read-alouds. The IPC weekly plans are built around this rhythm rather than the long school day.
Do I need teaching experience to use it?
No. Every activity includes a simple script: what to say, what to set out, and what to look for. The platform suggests what to do next based on what your child has done, so you do not plan from scratch.
How is this different from Sonlight, BookShark, or Abeka?
Sonlight and BookShark are literature-based with weekly book bundles. Abeka is workbook and faith-based. IPC is play-based and project-based, with hands-on activities mapped to the same standards US public schools use. You get school-quality structure without the worksheets.
Can I use it to meet my state's homeschool requirements?
Yes. Every activity maps to US Common Core, all 50 state standards, and international frameworks like EYFS and IB PYP. The platform can produce a record of what was covered, which most states accept as part of an annual review.
Start homeschool preschool this week
Browse the full library free, pick a theme, and you are ready by Monday. No commitment, no credit card.
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