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Top 3 free homeschool curricula, and how complete each is

Ours is on this list: Peabody Year is number 3, ranked by the same rule as the rest. We found three whose own pages held up, not ten.

Easy Peasy All-in-One is the only free curriculum here whose own page calls itself complete: preschool through 8th grade, from reading and math to science, art and music. AmblesideOnline is free from kindergarten to 12th grade but calls itself a work in progress. Peabody Year covers kindergarten (180 days) and 1st grade (90 days so far) with reading, math, science or history and a read-aloud each day.

Checked October 30, 2026.

By Peabody editors. Free with no account required first; then whether its own page says it covers every subject; then how many grades it covers.

  1. Easy Peasy All-in-One Homeschool · Faith-basedCalls itself a complete, free online curriculum for preschool, kindergarten and grades 1–8, using only free materials found online: reading, writing, grammar, spelling, math, science, Spanish, music, art, PE and health, and logic. High school is on a sister site; there is a suggested donation for the My EP account and a store. Opened October 30, 2026.
  2. AmblesideOnline · Faith-basedFree for homeschoolers' private use, Year 0 (kindergarten) through Year 12, on Charlotte Mason's methods. It does not call itself complete (its about page says "a work-in-progress"); its subjects include language arts, math, science, history, geography, a foreign language, nature study, poetry, artists and composers. Opened October 30, 2026.
  3. Peabody Year (Ours) · SecularFree, no account, no ads. Every day has four parts, reading at the child's level, a math lesson, a science or history topic and a read-aloud, with a checklist to print. Written: kindergarten (180 days) and 1st grade (90 days so far); 2nd grade is not written yet. It does not cover art, music or a foreign language. Opened October 30, 2026.

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