For first-time homeschool parents

Start first grade at home—with a complete plan from day one.

Treeschool gives you a paper-first first-grade curriculum, printable weekly lesson plans, and one calm place to manage attendance, progress, and optional grades. You do not need to invent school at home from scratch.

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Try Single for $6 for your first month. Then $14/month. Cancel anytime.

Children completing paper-based homeschool lessons at a table

Your first week

A ready-made first-grade starting point

  • Core subjects organized into teachable days
  • One printable PDF for the week—or separate daily files
  • Attendance, progress, points, and optional grades ready to use

The parent plans online. The child learns primarily on paper.

One click

Add Treeschool’s recommended core curriculum

Week by week

Know exactly what to teach next

Paper first

Keep the child’s school day off the screen

A confident beginning

Made for the parent asking, “Where do I even start?”

Beginning homeschool should feel deliberate—not like assembling dozens of disconnected resources and hoping nothing important was missed.

You want a complete starting point

Begin with Treeschool’s recommended first-grade curriculum, then review and adjust it for your child.

You want a clear daily rhythm

Choose your teaching days and school-year dates. Treeschool turns the year into printable weekly and daily plans.

You want less screen time

Use the parent dashboard for organization while your child works from paper, books, projects, and real life.

A guided setup

From a blank slate to Week 1.

Treeschool handles the organizational work while you remain in control of what your child learns.

  1. 1

    Tell us about your child

    Set grade, school-year dates, teaching days, and a few helpful notes about strengths and needs.

  2. 2

    Choose the curriculum

    Add Treeschool’s recommended first-grade books in one click, use your own PDFs, or combine both.

  3. 3

    Review the coverage

    See whether the core academic areas are represented before approving the curriculum.

  4. 4

    Print Week 1

    Download the whole week or individual days and begin with a clear, manageable plan.

Everything connected

The practical tools a new homeschool parent needs.

Printable core curriculum

Use included Treeschool workbooks for reading, language arts, mathematics, science, and social studies.

School-year pacing

See whether your child is ahead, on schedule, or behind based on your own calendar and planned days off.

Natural attendance records

Completed lessons build the attendance record, while field trips and other learning can be recorded separately.

Encouragement without more screens

Use learning streaks and customizable points to celebrate consistency without putting the child inside another app.

The easiest place to begin

Start with Treeschool Single.

Single includes one student and the complete Treeschool K–4 platform. It is built for a parent starting with one first grader who wants the curriculum and the organization in one place.

  • One student profile and up to two Teacher users
  • Treeschool core curriculum included
  • Printable weekly and daily lesson plans
  • Attendance, grades, progress, points, and streaks
  • First month $6, then $14/month
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Questions parents ask

The practical details.

Do I need teaching experience?

No. Treeschool organizes the curriculum and sequence so you can concentrate on teaching and supporting your child. You remain the parent and teacher.

Does Treeschool include first-grade curriculum?

Yes. Treeschool can provide a recommended first-grade core curriculum, and you can also add your own workbook PDFs.

Will my child need to learn on a computer?

No. Treeschool is designed so the parent uses the planning dashboard while the child learns mainly from printed pages, books, projects, and other offline activities.

Does this cover homeschool laws in my country or state?

No. Treeschool is an academic planning and recordkeeping tool, not legal advice, accreditation, or a country-specific compliance service. Parents remain responsible for local requirements.

Can I change the curriculum later?

Yes. You can update future materials and replan work ahead while preserving weeks that have already been started or completed.

Can another parent or tutor help?

Yes. Single includes up to two Teacher users who can help record attendance, grades, and completed work without receiving destructive account permissions.

Your first homeschool year

Begin with a plan you can actually follow.

Give your child a paper-first first-grade year and give yourself a clear next step every week.

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