Keiki homeschool programs

Why is choosing the right homeschool curriculum so important?

The homeschool curriculum shapes your child’s learning path, interests, and development. A wrong choice can lead to:

• Overload and stress – a program that is too difficult or monotonous can quickly kill the motivation to learn, turning discovery into routine
• Knowledge gaps – an incomplete or unbalanced plan can leave serious gaps that will be difficult to fill later
• Loss of interest – children don’t lose their desire to learn if the process is engaging, but the absence of interactivity makes learning boring

Diving into Knowledge with Keiki: Age-Based Programs

We understand that each age has its own developmental needs. That’s why Keiki has created differentiated learning programs that gently and effectively guide children along their learning path.

1–2 years – first steps in discovering the world

At this age, sensory development, speech formation, and attention building are key. Our homeschool curriculum 1–2 years is focused on:

• speech development – first words, sound imitation, forming simple phrases;
• sensory perception – learning colors, shapes, and textures through interactive games;
• basic attention – short, bright tasks that help maintain focus;
• fine motor skills – games with dragging elements and sorting tasks.

It’s equally important during this period to introduce the child to the surrounding world as much as possible. This kind of discovery is how natural, gentle development happens. That’s why Keiki includes plenty of content about animals, cartoons, and activities on healthy habits and everyday objects.

3–4 years – discovering ourselves, others, and the world around us

At this age, children actively explore the world and begin to form their first ideas about themselves as individuals. The toddler learning curriculum for this stage includes:

• connected speech development – building sentences, short stories, and verbal construction tasks with interactive activities;
• early counting – introduction to numbers, simple quantity operations, understanding more and less;
• shape and color recognition – more advanced classification tasks, learning the names of shapes and colors;
• development of logical thinking – simple puzzles and matching games;
• creative self-expression – drawing, coloring, musical games;
• social skills – learning about emotions, role-playing, and basic behavior rules.

Starting at age three, children absorb knowledge rapidly and are curious about every detail of the world. They are both theorists and practitioners – full of curiosity and active interest. That’s why curriculum for 3–4 year olds always includes plenty of interactive elements.

5–6 years – school readiness and knowledge expansion

This stage is a key part of preparing for school. The homeschooling curriculum 5–6 years focuses on:

• reading – learning letters, syllables, building words, and reading simple sentences;
• writing – practicing letters and numbers, preparing the hand for writing;
• arithmetic – counting to 10 and beyond, simple addition and subtraction;
• English – first words and phrases, listening comprehension, introduction to the alphabet;
• logic and analytical thinking – more complex puzzles and reasoning tasks;
• world knowledge – exploring nature, space, and different professions;
• memory and attention development – memory games and concentration training.

We offer the best homeschool curriculums that, in addition to all of the above, focus on something even more essential. They not only deliver useful knowledge for the start of school – they gently prepare children for a new chapter in life, giving them confidence and showing that learning can be truly exciting.

What do Keiki’s online homeschool curriculums include?

Each home learning program in Keiki is a carefully structured journey that guides your child from simple concepts to more complex ones, reinforcing knowledge and developing essential skills. Our curriculums for kids include:

• step-by-step lessons – from learning letters and numbers to building sentences and solving simple math problems. They don’t need to be numbered, but you’ll notice the workload gradually increases as your child’s knowledge and skills grow;
• educational games – interactive activities that reinforce the material through play while developing logical thinking, memory, and attention;
• short stories – supported by an animated reading progress bar and illustrations, which make them easier to follow. These also serve as important tools for developing reading skills;
• printable worksheets – activities for fine motor development, writing, and drawing that can be completed offline;
• tests and progress tracking system – for parents who want to monitor their child’s advancement and identify areas that need more attention;
• themed modules – our curriculums for homeschooling include dedicated blocks on the world around us, emotions, and social skills, making learning well-rounded.

With Keiki, you get not just a learning program but a full educational system that is continuously updated and improved. Curriculum development for homeschooling is a priority for us, so you can inspire your child to discover more and make home learning truly successful and joyful.