Enrichment Options by Grade

Beyond the core 4 subjects of math, ELA, science, and social studies lies exploratory learning like art, music, logic and games. We have curated especially appealing materials you may choose for your learners. Choose one, or many! All items here are currently available and we will refresh the offerings regularly. Occasionally you will see a button to click on and see more color options of the item shown. Rest assured these items are age appropriate. You may discover a hidden talent in your own home! Be sure to check with your specific charter school to see if items are approved for purchase. 

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Kindergarteners thrive when they can explore their surroundings through hands-on, sensory-rich experiences. While art and music naturally spark joy and creativity, we’ve included additional engaging topics such as social-emotional development and basic logic to round out their playful learning.

First graders are eager to discover the world through multisensory play and active engagement. Art and music form a delightful core, but we’ve expanded the fun with meaningful extras like social-emotional learning and introductory logic activities to support well-rounded growth.

The primary years are an exciting time of daily discovery! Dive into these second grade enrichment options and you might uncover fresh passions or activities that easily blend into your homeschool routine.

Early elementary is all about encountering something new each day. Take a look at these third grade enrichment ideas—you could discover interests that naturally weave into your daily homeschool flow.

Students in the middle to upper elementary range love connecting what they learn to real-world application. Browse the featured math and ELA games for interactive practice, and don’t miss the chance to explore fine arts offerings as well.

Mid- to upper-elementary learners are motivated by seeing concepts come alive. Review the suggested math and ELA games for hands-on reinforcement, and consider adding some fine arts exploration to bring creativity into the mix.

For upper-elementary students, learning feels most meaningful when it’s active and applicable. Check out the recommended math and ELA games, then branch out into fine arts to keep things dynamic and inspiring.

The middle school years offer an ideal window for deeper exploration of extracurricular interests. This is the time to identify strengths, build skills, and gain confidence—what might come next could be a perfect high school elective.

Middle grades provide excellent opportunities to immerse in passions beyond the core curriculum. Focus on discovering what you excel at, honing those abilities, and looking ahead—perhaps toward a high school elective that builds on what you love.