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Homeschool Enrichment Kindergarten
Homeschool Enrichment Kindergarten is designed for families who plan to homeschool and are seeking social connection, outdoor learning, and enrichment experiences.
Children participate in nature play, cooperative projects, creative expression, and group learning. The program includes light academic exposure (such as letter recognition, early phonics, number sense, and counting) but does not follow a formal kindergarten curriculum or include academic benchmarks tied to grade-level readiness.
This program is intended to complement a family’s homeschool, with families remaining responsible for core academic instruction.
A good fit for families who:
Plan to homeschool
Want social interaction and peer connection
Value play-based, hands-on learning
Prefer gentle academic exposure without testing or benchmarks
Prioritize curiosity, confidence, and whole-child development
Families planning for their child to transition into a “traditional first grade classroom” after Homeschool Enrichment Kindergarten are responsible for ensuring their child is prepared for the expectations of that setting. Some families may choose to supplement academics at home to support a smooth transition.
Homeschool Enrichment Kindergarten
Homeschool Enrichment Kindergarten is designed for families who plan to homeschool and are seeking social connection, outdoor learning, and enrichment experiences.
Children participate in nature play, cooperative projects, creative expression, and group learning. The program includes light academic exposure (such as letter recognition, early phonics, number sense, and counting) but does not follow a formal kindergarten curriculum or include academic benchmarks tied to grade-level readiness.
This program is intended to complement a family’s homeschool, with families remaining responsible for core academic instruction.
A good fit for families who:
Plan to homeschool
Want social interaction and peer connection
Value play-based, hands-on learning
Prefer gentle academic exposure without testing or benchmarks
Prioritize curiosity, confidence, and whole-child development
Families planning for their child to transition into a “traditional first grade classroom” after Homeschool Enrichment Kindergarten are responsible for ensuring their child is prepared for the expectations of that setting. Some families may choose to supplement academics at home to support a smooth transition.