Choosing a homeschool curriculum can feel overwhelming. Here’s a look at homeschool curriculum options and resources to help Rhode Island families find an approach that works for them.

School may be back in session, but that doesn’t mean homeschoolers have to stay indoors. Discover some of the best playgrounds in Rhode Island for climbing, swinging, exploring, and getting the wiggles out.

Discover where Rhode Island homeschoolers can learn about birds, from birdwatching and wildlife refuges to zoos, sanctuaries, rescue organizations, and hands-on educational programs.

Rhode Island libraries offer homeschool families free books, audiobooks, research tools, museum passes, STEM resources, classes, 3D printers and more.

Explore where Rhode Island homeschool families can learn about stars, planets, and space through museums, planetariums, hands-on exhibits, and astronomy activities.

Explore elephant-themed learning resources, activities, museums, zoos, art, science, and educational opportunities for Rhode Island homeschool families.

Save money on homeschooling in Rhode Island with free museum passes, library discounts, memberships, insurance benefits, and more. Discover affordable ways to make field trips and educational adventures fit your homeschool budget.

Explore homeschooling in Rhode Island, including co-ops, hybrid programs, microschools, homeschool days, classes, library programs, and more.

Discover the best Rhode Island beach field trips for homeschool families. From rocky shores and marine life to local history and nature study, these coastal destinations offer hands-on learning opportunities that make education come alive.

Homeschooling a neurodivergent child looks different for every family. Explore learning approaches, sensory needs, support services, and Rhode Island resources to help your child thrive.

Confused by homeschool terms like unschooling, deschooling, Charlotte Mason, Montessori, and unit studies? Explore the different homeschooling approaches and discover how Rhode Island families create learning experiences that fit their children.