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Rabbit Hole Learning is a homeschooling resource built on one belief: every child deserves access to free, secular, inclusive, and affirming education, no matter their family background or financial means.

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Stardust to Storytellers

Stardust to Storytellers: Cosmic

Stardust to Storytellers: Cosmic

Formerly "Prehistory" this course takes you from the Big Bang through the emergence of Paleolithic humans.

Mythology I

Mythology I

work in progress This ELA supplement will cover creation myths, flood myths, and monster myths and be paired to accompany S2S Cosmic.

Stardust to Storytellers: Ancients

Stardust to Storytellers: Ancients

Semester 1 up! This class explores problems that all ancient people faced and the variety of ways they solved them.

Mythology II

Mythology II

coming soon This ELA supplement will focus on epic stories, archetypes, and pantheons

Foundations of Inquiry Science (FIS)

Inspired by Bernard Nebel's BFSU curriculum and the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS).

FIS 1-30

FIS 1-30

The starting point. Sort and classify, then explore states of matter, gravity, energy, air, sound, light, and materials. Along the way you meet living things, from life cycles to food chains.

FIS 31-60

FIS 31-60

Goes deeper with air pressure, magnets, mixtures and reactions, weather, and landforms. A big part of the course is plants, from structure and photosynthesis to seeds and soil. It ends with simple machines.

FIS 61-90

FIS 61-90

This concludes our foundational science and covers inertia, friction, and dissolving, then rocks, fossils, and soil. It finishes with the human body, animal skeletons, and resources. coming soon

Elementary Classes

The How and Why of Us

The How and Why of Us

Bodies, puberty, reproduction, identity, consent, and more. LGBTQ+ affirming.

RHL Phonics and Spelling

RHL Phonics and Spelling

Learn to read and spell in a systematic and explicit way that is still customizable to different types of learners. Follows the UFLI scope and sequence.

RHL Ancient History

RHL Ancient History

An Ancient History course that is engaging for elementary students with a focus on early global civilizations through interactive lessons, picture books, and hands-on activities that focus on human stories rather than memorizing dates.

Early Year Guides

Fishtank Kindergarten ELA

Fishtank Kindergarten ELA

A comprehensive Kindergarten English Language Arts curriculum inspired and informed by Fishtank Learning's ELA framework.

Building Number Town

Building Number Town

Explore shapes and numbers together with this hands-on early years guide—featuring playful activities to spark a love of math early on.

Before Reading

Before Reading

Uncover the foundational pre-reading skills your child needs before taking the plunge into a formal reading program.

Picture Book Studies

Picture Book Studies

Discover big ideas through diverse picture books. Read together, share meaningful conversations, and create a craft inspired by the story!

High School Guides

World History I

World History I

This World History I guide blends the OER Project Origins curriculum (from prehistory to 1750) with selected supplemental resources and multimedia.

World History II

World History II

This World History II guide blends the OER Project curriculum (from 1750 onward) with supplemental resources and multimedia to deepen understanding and engagement.

Algebra I

Algebra I

This guide adapts Illustrative Mathematics Algebra I for homeschoolers. It features Khan Academy videos and practice problems for aligned lessons, plus custom Canva templates where Khan Academy coverage is missing.

Geometry

Geometry

A 29-week, problem-based Illustrative Mathematics Geometry curriculum featuring lesson links, practice videos, enrichment, and complete caregiver resources.