Yes! Many Gather 'Round families use this curriculum on its own for all their children and all their subjects—right through high school! We have testimonies of many grad students who have successfully made the leap to college or university, fully equipped to think for themselves and read the subtext of what is being presented. That being said, we also have some families who choose to supplement based on their student's needs or because they have a curriculum that they just love and don't want to give up.While there are some reviews online that question whether we are enough, it is important to note that those were often done in the early years when we were still a startup. We have created many more resources to help close gaps, beef up our content, and find the elusive balance between "enough" and "too much". Our style is different, we focus on less quantity and more contextual learning—which can feel too simple especially if you are coming from a more traditional curriculum. However, many of our parents say that their students actually remember what they are learning and the results speak for themselves over time.

Choose a unit/topic that either interests you or meets a need (such as if you are working toward certain credits).Purchase either the digital full family bundle (which includes both the Teacher's Guide and all levels of student books), the one student bundle (which includes the Teacher's Guide and one level of your choice), or the printed books. If you decide to go with our beautiful, high-end printed books . . . you will need the Teacher's Guide and one book for each student.

What do I need to add?

The units cover all of your subjects but math. Our Modular Math program is available to cover K-grade 9 math, but high school math is not yet available on our site (though we do have plans to create it). Currently, you will need to get about 8 units per year along with about 8 math units per student in order to create a full curriculum year. Some families choose to add seatwork or our other Language Arts add-ons, fun holiday mini-units, and more . . . but these are not required.

How do I choose levels for multiple kids?

Our main units are designed to be used with the whole family. We have individual student books available in the following levels.Pre-Reader: recommended for younger students who are not ready to read/write (preschool/kindergarten age)Early Reader: recommended for emerging readers/writers (6-8 years old)Early Elementary: recommended for students who are comfortable using a word bank to write some of their answers (8-10 years old)Upper Elementary: recommended for students who are ready to write a sentence response (10-13 years old)Middle School: recommended for students who are ready for paragraph responses and more personal application/light research (13-16 years old)High School: prepares students to ask big questions, think for themselves, and apply topics to their own lives. This level is recommended for 16-18 years old and includes papers, essays, and more research.Some of our units are shorter or more simplified into levels 1, 2, and 3. For these, Level 3 is designed for Middle and High, level 2 for Early Elementary and Upper Elementary, and Level 1 for Pre-Reader and Early Reader.

How Long does it take?

Each unit is designed to take about a month—which means you will never get bored! You get to create your year based on your students' interests, covering all your subjects for all your grades, through one cohesive program that all points to Jesus! Each lesson is designed to take about 2-4 hours (depending on how many students you have, their ages, and whether you are completing the option rabbit trails or watching the resource videos available on our app). You will read the Teacher's Guide first to all students (which takes about 40 minutes to an hour depending on how many videos you show or the discussions you have) and then students will move to their student workbooks and complete their pages there. Units that have 20 lessons can be done 5 days a week and therefore being completed in 4 weeks. Or they can be done 4 days a week and take a bit longer. Because of this, most families work through about 8 units in a year with breaks and co-op days mixed in.

All of our units come with answer keys to help you mark your student's work. We have tried a bit of everything: including the answers in the Teacher's Guide, having them in the back of student notebooks, and eventually settling on including them in your downloads immediately after your order. You can use the answer key to help assign grades, but we recommend using a rubric for more accurate grading. To do this, you would assign points based on things like understanding (30%), completion (50%), effort (15%), and neatness (5%).

What is Modular Math?

Modular Math is our brand new math curriculum that covers K-grade 9 math—taking students all the way through Algebra 1. The units are topical and each step takes about 1 month. This means they can be used in either a mastery approach (staying on a topic and working on it through multiple levels) or spiral approach (completing one step of each topic throughout the year). This program was created with steps instead of grades, allowing you to custom-tailor the program to your student without discouraging them with where they are at. It can be used as a remedial program or for gifted students who want to move faster. Each day includes 2 pages. Day 1 teaches a new concept (and includes a devotional) and day 2 has practice that builds throughout the unit in a spiral approach. All you have to do is take a placement test on a topic and jump in! It is open and go with no teacher's guide, no manipulatives or resources required, and written directly to the student so that they can work independently. Yes, math can be this easy!

Curriculum itself cannot be accredited, only schools can. Accreditation means a school with qualified teachers, reporting, and grading that is following the government requirements for each grade. That being said, Gather 'Round Homeschool curriculum can absolutely be used all the way through High School by you, the parent! Most schools use the Carnegie method to assign credits, this means that 120 hours of instruction in a topic = 1 credit. We've made it super easy to you by training our very own Gather bot! All of our units cover such a wide variety of subjects that you can use the bot to help figure out how many credits have been covered (or will be covered) based on the units you have done or are planning on. We also have access to full high school plans, transcripts, and unit credit breakdowns on our high school page here.

What is the Online Academy?

The Online Academy is our new online school. We have about 600 students who tune in online to watch a lesson being taught live—complete with live polls, comments, reactions, and resources. Replays are also available for families who miss a class. Homework is assigned and families complete their student notebooks together—we are even looking at adding in grading and report cards! There are currently three frequency options available (or three different levels of homeschool support): One day a week (join us every Tuesday at 10am EST)Two days a week (join us every Tuesday and Thursday at 10am EST)Four days a week (join us Monday-Thursday for every single lesson!)Currently, these lessons are being taught by the founder, Rebecca Spooner, though we hope to expand to hire more teachers and offer more class times and options in the future. Learn more

Can I use it in a group?

Gather 'Round is licensed for individual family use only (which means to a parent/guardian and the children they are legal guardians of). If you want to use this in a small group (with your sister, friend, or a few friends), you will need to make sure that each person owns their own materials, as file sharing and copying (or teaching to student's outside your home) is not allowed. If you want to use this in a co-op or hybrid model to a large group of students, we do require that you purchase print and sign an agreement stating that you will not photocopy or share. With this option, we also do have a group discount available. Learn more here.

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This 9-week set, Ice and Snow, is Book 3 of 4 in the full-year program and explores the fascinating animals of the frozen tundra through engaging daily readings and lessons. Students advance to four–six letter words while learning important phonics patterns like silent e, long vowel endings, and -ay, helping build confidence and reading mastery. Math and skills practice continue with concepts like place value, sequencing, money, time, days of the week, and comparing numbers, making this level ideal for advanced Kindergarten or Grade 1 learners. Ice + Snow is a 9-week unit that explores the animals of the frozen tundra through engaging daily readings and lessons while building reading fluency with four–six letter words and key phonics patterns like silent e, long vowel endings, and -ay. Students also strengthen early math and foundational skills such as place value, sequencing, money, time, days of the week, and comparing numbers.

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Ice + Snow is the third interactive storybook in our Ready to Read series from Gather ’Round Homeschool and focuses on compound words and more structured reading to put it all together. This comic-style book continues building reading confidence by starting to transition to independent, fluent reading and introducing compound words for a reading experience that’s simple, effective, and fun. Each story includes word you should know and then a simple storyline that is easy to follow. Repetition and support are key, and that’s why each book includes a built-in reading log to encourage rereading throughout the week. As fluency increases, so does confidence and comprehension. Ice + Snow Story Book helps young readers transition to fluent, independent reading through engaging comic-style stories, compound words, and key vocabulary. Built-in repetition and a weekly reading log strengthen fluency, comprehension, and confidence.

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Week 1

Lesson 1

Language Arts

Phonics: silent e
Digraph blend: ch-
Long and short vowel sounds

Math

How to read a recipe
The importance of reading the ingredients and directions carefully
A measuring cup is a special size

Bible

Job 37:6
God made everything, including the weather

Art

Draw a picture of your house for your poster project

Science

Snowflakes are unique
Things you can do with snow
Some places that have cold temperatures are snowy all year long

Social Studies

Start working on My World project by drawing a picture of your house and gluing on a picture of your city

Geography

Polar regions
North Pole
Arctic region
South Pole
Antarctica

Lesson 2

Language Arts

Silent e changes the sound of the vowel in the middle of the word
Practice saying words with and without the silent e
Sight words: we, me, be

Math

Learn about greater than and less than symbols
Practice using greater than and less than symbols to compare numbers

Bible

Ezekiel 36:26
God can make our hearts soft so we can receive His love and share it with others

Art

Study a piece of art and answer questions
Scene in the Arctic by William Bradford (1823–1892)

Science

Water can be a solid or liquid
Ice is frozen water
Water freezes at or below its freezing point
Ice in nature can be found in different forms: ice sheets, glaciers, and icebergs

Lesson 3

Language Arts

Sentences begin with uppercase letters

Math

Use the greater than and less than symbols to compare numbers
Solve addition problems

Bible

Isaiah 66:13
God comforts us and is always near

Science

Characteristics of polar bears: size, diet, habitat, predators, habits, and swimming ability
How mother polar bears protect and care for young

Lesson 4

Language Arts

Review silent e words
Fill in the missing silent e words in a story using a word bank
Circle the silent e word that is spelled correctly to complete sentences

Math

Review math skills, including identifying 3D shapes, patterns, adding and subtracting, and creating greater than and less than math comparisons

Bible

Matthew 5:16
God wants us to let our lights shine

Art

Draw a picture to illustrate a sentence

Science

Characteristics of arctic animals: white fur and camouflage
Blending in helps predators like polar bears sneak up on their prey
Characteristics of polar bears: thick fur to stay warm, black skin to absorb the sunlight, a layer of fat for added insulation, and bumps on their feet to keep from slipping on the ice
If a storm hits, polar bears will dig holes in the snow to stay safe and warm until it passes
Answer true and false questions to review facts about polar bears

Week 2

Lesson 5

Language Arts

Practice silent e words with the long /ī/ sound
The wh- digraph
Practice reading words and circle the ones that match the pictures
Identify the correct way to write a sentence, including a capital letter

Math

People in different places use many types of currency
Learn about money using Spooner Bucks

Bible

Psalm 33:2
You can worship God with any kind of instrument, even your voice
People can praise God in different ways

Art

Listen to a worship song
Different types of musical instruments: harp and lyre

Science

Characteristics of harp seals: appearance, habitat, swimming ability, and predators
Saddleback seals
Pinnipeds

Lesson 6

Language Arts

Practice long and short /i/ sounds with a reading game
Sight word: why

Math

Some pieces of money are more valuable than others
Use manipulatives to see how to make a "buck" with different types of coins

Bible

Exodus 16:4
We can trust God to provide for all of our needs
Explore different ways to praise God

Art

Illustrate something special about your province or state

Science

Characteristics of baby harp seals: appearance, habitat, diet, and swimming ability
Newborn harp seals are called yellowjackets
Baby harp seals with white fur are called whitecoats

Social Studies

Continue working on My World project by adding your state or province and country

Lesson 7

Language Arts

Punctuation that goes at the end of a sentence: periods, exclamation points, and question marks
Identify words with the long /ī/ sound

Math

Relationships between various forms of currency
Figure out how many Malakais and Janiahs you will need to purchase different items
Review math skills: counting by 10s, addition, subtractions, greater than, and less than

Bible

Psalm 133:1
When we keep God the focus of our lives and love each other the way He loves us, people get a little glimpse of what His love is like

Art

Paint an icy background and glue on a beluga whale

Science

Characteristics of beluga whales: appearance, adaptations to cold, and habits
Large groups of whales that live together are called pods
Baby beluga whales are called calves
Answer true and false comprehension questions about beluga whales

Lesson 8

Language Arts

Review long i words
Practice writing the middle vowel and silent ewith words containing the long /ā/ and long /ī/ sounds

Math

Use greater than and less than to compare money
Take a closer look at the currency used in your country

Bible

John 10:27
You are a child of God and can hear His voice

Art

Different categories of musical instruments: stringed, woodwind, brass, and percussion
Examples of instruments in each category

Science

Characteristics of beluga whales: appearance, communication, and hunting techniques
Belugas are nicknamed the canaries of the sea because of the different sounds they can make
Threats to beluga whales

Week 3

Lesson 9

Language Arts

Silent ewords with the long /ō/ sound
The br- digraph

Math

Understanding receipts, including date of purchase, store name, name and prices of items, and total cost
Explaining the decimal point and numbers in prices
Answer questions about information on a receipt
Use Spooner Bucks to show how much each item on a reciept cost

Bible

Genesis 8:22
We can trust that God will keep our world spinning and the Sun warming us
Seasons remind us that He is always in control

Art

Color half of the globe dark to show which part of the Earth is in shadow

Science

Why the North and South Poles are so cold
Earth spins on its axis
The Arctic has summer, but it is not very warm
The tropical region has a wet season and a dry season
The temperate regions have all four seasons
The Arctic and Antarctica have opposite seasons
Half of the globe is in shadow during the winter solstice
The white color of the snow at the North and South Poles reflects the warmth of the Sun’s rays instead of letting it soak in
Do an experiment to see how much heat different colors of light absorb from the Sun

Geography

Tropical region
Temperate regions
The equator

Lesson 10

Language Arts

Play bingo with silent e words
Sight Words: go, so, no

Math

What is place value
Place value to the hundreds place
Introduction to Place Value Shapes

Bible

Romans 8:38–39
Nothing can separate you from God's love

Art

Draw and color a picture of Earth for your poster project

Science

Characteristics of Antarctica: physical description, sea mammals, birds, and plants

Social Studies

Reasons why people live in Antarctica
Continue working on My World project by adding your continent and your planet

Geography

Continent of Antarctica

Lesson 11

Language Arts

Practice more silent e words
Answer dictation questions about taking a trip to Antarctica

Math

Learn to count by hundreds
Use the Place Value Shapes to practice counting by hundreds to 900
Fill in the missing information in a math sentence by looking for clue words in a story

Bible

Exodus 14:14
Trusting God to take care of us and show us the way to go

Art

Draw a picture of yourself on your Antarctic adventure

Science

Characteristics of leopard seals: habitat, size, and adaptations

Lesson 12

Language Arts

Review long o words by completing a story
Singular and plural forms of words
Forming plural words by adding s

Math

Review math skills, including counting by 100s, solving addition and subtraction problems, and greater than and less than symbols

Bible

James 1:17
Every good thing we have is a gift from God
You can find God's gifts all around you

Science

Characteristics of leopard seals: appearance, diet, predators, and temperament
How leopard seals communicate

Social Studies

Go on a treasure hunt to find gifts from God in your home

Week 4

Lesson 13

Language Arts

Silent e words with a long /ū/ sound
The pr- digraph
Complete sentences tell us who and what it is about and what happened
Practice recognizing complete and incomplete sentences

Math

Telling time to the hour with digital and analog clocks

Bible

Lamentations 3:25
You can trust that God will be good to you as you patiently wait and keep seeking Him

Science

Characteristics of emperor penguins: habits, diet, size, and appearance
Life cycle of emperor penguins

Lesson 14

Language Arts

Practice reading words with long vowels
Sight word: are

Math

Build three-digit numbers using Place Value Shapes
Identify the digit that tells how many 10s and 100s are in three-digit numbers

Bible

Genesis 2:19–20a
Adam named all of the animals that God brought to him

Art

Follow step-by-step instructions to draw an Adélie penguin

Science

Characteristics of Adélie penguins: appearance, nesting habits, care of young, and predators
How Adélie penguins got their name

Lesson 15

Language Arts

Identify singular and plural nouns
Listen to a story, and then narrate it

Math

Write and read three-digit numbers
Story problems: solve for the unknown

Bible

Acts 4:29
God can help you to be bold
Dictate a Bible story after hearing it

Art

Draw a picture illustrating a retold Bible story

Science

Characteristics of chinstrap penguins: appearance, behavior, habitat, and diet

Lesson 16

Language Arts

Review long uwords
Rhyming words

Math

Math skills review: counting by 100s, greater than and less than, and 3D shapes

Bible

Isaiah 64:8
You are perfectly designed by a loving Father

Science

Characteristics of gentoo penguins: countershading, habitat, and physical appearance

Social Studies

Differences between fact and opinion

Week 5

Lesson 17

Language Arts

Practice soft c and g before silent e sound
Use of capitals and end marks in facts and opinons

Math

Skip counting by 5
Name things that come in groups of 5

Bible

Matthew 7:7–8
God will give us what we need

Science

Characteristics of caribou: habitat and appearance
Caribou are a part of the deer family

Social Studies

Determine whether sentences are facts or opinions
Dictate an example of a fact and an opinion
Differences between natural resources and man-made items
Sort objects by type: natural resource or man-made

Geography

Northern forests of Alaska and Canada
Upper Europe and Asia
Tundra

Lesson 18

Language Arts

Find items from list with silent e sound
Complete activities to practice the sight word come

Math

Count how many items you found from the silent e list
Practice counting by 5 to 100

Bible

1 Thessalonians 5:11
Build each other up

Art

Draw a pair of antlers for Carter the Caribou

Science

Characteristics of caribou antlers: size, shedding

Social Studies

Uses of domesticated caribou: pull sleds, provide milk for humans, tools made from shedded antlers
Predators

Geography

Arctic tundra

Lesson 19

Language Arts

Sort words by soft and hard c and g sounds

Math

Practice skip counting by 5
Solve the addition or subtraction story problems

Bible

Galatians 6:2
Take care of others

Art

Connect the dots to complete and color the picture
Train in the Snow by Claude Monet
Answer questions about famous artwork

Science

Characteristics of musk oxen: smell, size, habitat, diet, protection, calf, herd Herbivores only eat plants

Lesson 20

Language Arts

Wrtie a story with the long c sound
Practice sight words: come, are, so, we, why

Math

Count money by skip counting by 5
Match 3D shapes to their name
Find analog and digital clocks with the same time
Use manipulatives to review place value

Bible

Psalm 145:9 (CEV)
God takes care of all His creation

Science

Musk oxen fur: description, uses

Social Studies

Hunting laws were made to protect musk oxen from going extinct

Geography

Arctic

Week 6

Lesson 21

Language Arts

Practice blending a and y sounds together
Introduction to the spr- consonant blend
Complete the sentences with words ending in -ay

Math

Practice skip counting by 5s and 10s with Spooner Bucks

Bible

Psalm 104:24-25
God's creation

Science

Characteristics of narwhals: diet, size, herd, teeth, horn

Social Studies

Pollution harms the planet and animals in the oceans
Ways to cut down on pollution: reducing, reusing, recycling
The unicorn of the sea

Social Studies

Arctic seas

Lesson 22

Language Arts

Practice days of the week
Color, trace, and rainbow-write the letters a and y to complete the words

Math

Read time with the minute hand
Count by 5s to tell the time

Bible

Colossians 4:6
Speak kindly

Science

Body parts of a narwhal: flukes, tusk, flippers, blowhole, melon
Label the body parts of a narwhal

Lesson 23

Language Arts

Circle the -ay word that matches the picture

Math

Solve the unknown story problem with Spooner Bucks
Match the clocks with the same time

Bible

Isaiah 43:2a
God is with you

Art

Paint or color an orca

Science

Characteristics of orcas: diet, teeth, size, habitat, pods, intelligence

Lesson 24

Language Arts

Trace -ay words in the puzzle
Tell a story with a beginning, middle, and end

Math

Use a number line to practice solving for the unknown
Draw the minute hand to show the time
Build numbers with Place Value Shapes
Use Aliyahs and Malakais to count by 5s and 10s

Bible

Proverbs 17:17
God wants us to care for others

Art

Draw a picture to illustrate your story

Science

Characteristics of orcas: shading, camoflauge, nursing
Use of echos and sounds to find food and locate objects in the water

Week 7

Lesson 25

Language Arts

Practice reading words that end in y and make the long /ī/ sound
Say the sk- and cr- blend words
Practice counting syllables by clapping

Math

Measuring tools: thermometer, tape measure, scale, measuring cup, clock or watch
Real-life applications of using measuring tools
Go on a scavenger hunt to find measuring tools

Bible

1 Corinthians 13:7–8a
Love never ends

Science

Characteristics of a snow petrel: height, weight, habitat, diet, life cycle

Social Studies

Marking locations on a map
A compass rose shows direction

Geography

Cardinal directions: north, east, south, west

Lesson 26

Language Arts

Play the game and read words ending in -ay and -y
Trace the days of the week
Identify the days of the week on a calendar
Sing a song to help memorize the days of the week

Math

Tell time by the half hour

Bible

Mathew 6:26
You are precious to God
God provides for all of your needs

Art

Draw and paint snowflakes

Science

Characteristics of a snow petrel: nesting behavior, predators, and defenses

Lesson 27

Language Arts

Circle the correct number of syllables in each word
Organize the words of a complete sentence in the correct order

Math

Practice adding 10s and 5s together
Observe relationships between the values of different coins
Write the correct time and what you do at that time of day

Bible

Psalm 98:4
Make a joyful noise

Science

Characteristics of a walrus: habitat, sound, body parts, predators
Birds and mammals are warm-blooded
Put each bird or mammal in the correct category

Lesson 28

Language Arts

Practice long y words by tracing, copying, and building
Find pairs of rhyming words

Math

Practice solving for the unknown
Draw the missing hand to complete the clocks
Build three-digit numbers with Place Value Shapes
Use Spooner Bucks to practice counting groups of coins
Compare different amounts of money

Bible

Philippians 4:19
God will supply every need

Science

Features of a walrus: tusks, whiskers, breathing
Animals have special features to thrive in harsh environments
Blubber
Diet
Baby walrus: pup

Week 8

Lesson 29

Language Arts

Words ending in -y that make different sounds
Proper and common nouns
Proper nouns are capitalized

Math

Use Spooner Bucks to budget a vacation
Add multiple amounts of money together to find the total

Bible

Matthew 18:12
Leaves the 99 for 1
God's love is never ending

Science

Characteristics of an arctic hare: habitat, appearance, speed, eyesight, predators

Social Studies

Different types of communities: rural, urban, suburban
Features of different types of communities
Color pictures of different communities

Lesson 30

Language Arts

Build words ending in -y
Trace, circle, find, and color the sight word who

Math

Practice counting by 1s, 5s, and 10s
Draw greater than and less than symbols to show which group is worth more or less

Bible

Psalm 139:9–10
God is with you everywhere

Art

Draw ears on Ava the Arctic Hare so she can hear predators

Science

Characteristics of an arctic hare: physical features, diet, babies, shelter
Answer true-or-false facts about arctic hares

Lesson 31

Language Arts

Practice reading and writing more words that end with a double consonant and y
Circle words that need to be capitalized

Math

Match the time on the clocks and count by 5s to figure it out
Count how many clocks you have in your house
Solve the story problems

Bible

Galatians 5:13 (CEV)
Serve others with love

Science

Characteristics of a snowy owl: habitat, mate, life cycle, diet, hunting

Lesson 32

Language Arts

Practice reading words with two consonants that end in y
Review sight words
Practice proper nouns

Math

Skip count by 5s and 100s
Complete the clocks
Build the numbers with your Place Value Shapes
Mini tool review

Bible

Psalm 27:14
Wait for the Lord

Art

Draw or paint a bird you have learned about

Science

Characteristics of a snowy owl: feathers, wings, color, diurnal, migration, hearing

Week 9

Lesson 33

Language Arts

Figure out which vowel sound is in the middle of the word
Practice consonant blends
Sort long and short vowel sounds

Math

Use a ruler to measure
Practice greater than and less than

Bible

Job 12: 7, 9–10a
God gave life to everything

Science

Characteristics of an arctic fox: ears, muzzle, tail, habitat
Match special features with the animals they belong to

Lesson 34

Language Arts

Match the word to the picture
Practice capitalization
Practice sight word they

Math

Circle the picture that shows more

Bible

1 Peter 5:2 (NLT)
Be eager to serve God

Science

Characteristics of an arctic fox: color-changing ability, omnivore, family den, predators, litter

Social Studies

Draw a picture of your family and a friend's family: discuss the similarities and differences

Lesson 35

Language Arts

Circle consonant blend you hear

Math

Speedy addition and subtraction
Practice story problem strategies

Bible

1 Corinthians 12:26
Closely connected to each other

Art

Paint the picture and glue the collared lemming to it

Science

Characteristics of a collared lemming: classification, appearance, predators, litter, diet, herbivore

Lesson 36

Language Arts

Review words that end in -y
Tell which animals you remember learning about

Math

Review: count by 10s and 100s, tell time, pick meausring tools, build numbers with Place Value Shapes

Bible

Psalm 18:30
God is a shield for us
Color the picture and trace the verse

Art

Draw a picture of some animals you learned about

Science

Characteristics of a collared lemming: color-changing fur, habitat, front claws, adaptability

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