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Elevate your family’s home education with handcrafted pedagogical materials tailored for New Zealanders. Explore innovative journals and guides built to foster deep wonder and genuine connections.
The Homeschool Learning Journal
A One Year Record Keeping Resource
Inspired by the Reggio Emilia approach, which views children as capable individuals and focuses on creatively documenting their unique learning journeys, this journal offers a beautiful way to keep homeschool records. It features versatile pages for everything from photos, field trips, and projects to writing samples, and even test or assessment results for those who use them. Tailored for all ages and styles, you can simply omit the pages that don't suit your style to create your personal homeschool learning journal.
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The Homeschool Learning Journal is available as a PDF eBook with a 12-month single-family user license in multiple thematic styles.
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Food and Culinary Skills
A high‑school level Home Economics course designed especially for homeschoolers. Students will learn practical cooking skills, nutrition basics, food safety, meal planning, and budgeting through structured, easy‑to‑follow units. The course blends hands‑on cooking with small written tasks, creation of a personal recipe book, and a photo journal to document progress. Fully CENZ‑accredited through Homeschooling New Zealand, it provides both essential life skills and a recognised academic credit for those who want it.Â
Between the Lines
Coming Soon!
 Between the Lines is a unit study curriculum written for high-school-level home-educated teens, spanning two complementary ranges: our history and social studies units, and our literature-based units. Across both, the goal is the same — students gain a deeper understanding of our world, our history, and the literature that grows out of it.
These units are designed for students ready for in-depth, real-world learning and meaningful discussion, with content that gets them thinking critically about the world they live in and their place in it. Every unit is written from a Christian worldview, but lightly applied so any family can use it comfortably. Where a unit carries a heavier Christian focus, it is clearly noted in its description.
Our history & social studies units are rich, source-led studies of the past and the people who shaped it. Students will learn about history through the experiences of those who were there, such as soldiers and citizens, missionaries, and civil rights activists, all explored through visual, oral and written texts.
Our literature units are a close study of significant texts and the literary themes and ideas expressed through them.