OUR APPROACH
A little structure. A meaningful week.
Parents lead. The tools help make the next step clear.
One rhythm, room to adapt.
Begin with a short reading or explanation. Practice a specific skill, discuss the reasoning, and apply it to something useful. End the week by looking back together.
- Plan: choose a small set of goals and a realistic pace.
- Learn: read, ask questions, and try an example.
- Apply: write, make, solve, or serve.
- Reflect: notice what changed and decide what comes next.
Two different experiences.
The public sample uses made-up progress and original demonstration material. It works without an account and forgets your selections when you leave or reload.
The local family application supports planning, attendance, course records, and backup files on your own device. It is being prepared for a downloadable release; this website does not provide hosted family accounts.
The sample week takes a simple question—how do we distinguish what we observe from what we infer?—through reading, practice, making, and reflection.
Open the sample week →What remains your responsibility?
You choose material, supervise learning, evaluate suitability, and meet the requirements that apply to your homeschool. King’s Prep does not make legal, accreditation, or diploma decisions for your family.