One plan. Every child. The right level.
Plan one connected school year for your whole family, teach children together where it makes sense, and give each child work at the level they actually need. HomeArc prepares each new teaching week from what your children have really learned — with lessons, worksheets and answers ready to print.
Use the books and materials you already own. Review the learning direction before lessons are generated. Adjust each child by subject — not by one fixed grade level.
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Your week, organized before you teach it.
Your teaching guide, child-level tasks, worksheets, answer keys and progress record stay together in the order you need them — so you spend less time assembling school and more time teaching it.
What you get
A complete teaching week you can print and use.
Each week comes together as one practical teaching pack: parent guidance, differentiated work for every child, printable worksheets and the answers you need.
Unit 3 · Lesson 2 — Teaching guide
Family style · 45 minutes
Warm-up · 5 min
Together · 15 min
At your level · 20 min
Materials: M1, M2
Parent guide
Script, timings and what to look for.
Worksheet — Level A
Name: ______ Date: ______
Worksheet · younger learner
Full-page sheet at the earlier level.
Worksheet — Level C
Name: ______ Date: ______
Explain your reasoning
Worksheet · older learner
Same theme, harder thinking.
Answer key — Lesson 2
Levels A · B · C
Level A
Level B
Level C
Answer key
Every task, with what counts as correct.
How it works
Five steps from your family to an adaptive school year.
- Step 1
Add your family
Add each learner's level, strengths, needs, interests and the books or materials you already use.
- Step 2
Set the learning goals
HomeArc researches relevant standards and turns them into clear goals for each child and subject.
- Step 3
Approve the year direction
Review the goals, major units, sequence and assessment approach before teaching materials are generated.
- Step 4
Teach the next week
Get the parent guide, differentiated child work, worksheets, support materials and answers for the next teaching week.
- Step 5
Check and adapt
Tell HomeArc what worked, what was difficult and what was mastered. The next week can respond without rewriting what has already been taught.
Adaptive by design
A year-long direction. A plan that changes with your children.
Most curriculum forces a trade-off: plan far ahead and lose flexibility, or improvise week by week and lose the big picture. HomeArc keeps the year mapped out while only creating detailed teaching materials when you need them.
See where the year is going
Review the goals, major units and learning sequence before you begin. You keep the long-term direction without prewriting months of lessons.
Only generate what you need next
Detailed teaching materials are created one week at a time, after HomeArc has seen what happened in the weeks before.
Let each subject move at the right pace
A child can need more time in reading and move quickly in math. Future work can adjust by learner and subject instead of forcing one grade-level pace.
Keep the learning record honest
Completed weeks stay exactly as they happened. Adaptation changes only future work.
If a child reaches the core goals early, future weeks can consolidate the learning, extend it or prepare the next level.
Teach together where it makes sense
Decide how tightly your subjects are connected.
Some subjects work beautifully together. Others need their own progression. HomeArc lets you combine learning where it saves time and adds meaning — without forcing every subject into the same theme.
Keep a subject on its own track
Math, phonics or another sequential subject can follow its own progression without being forced into the week's theme.
Shared theme
Let several subjects explore one theme in the same week while each child still works toward the right goals.
Build around one anchor
Let science, history or another core subject lead a project while related subjects connect naturally.
Use what your child already loves
Dinosaurs, space, football or another current interest can become the context for learning without lowering the academic level.
Subject types
Not every subject should be taught — or tested — the same way.
Core academics
Standards-based, assessed, with worksheets and answer keys.
Quick checks and end-of-unit assessments
Studio / Lab
Hands-on projects that apply what a child is learning: build, test, create and improve.
Project sheet instead of a test
Tea Time / enrichment
Low-pressure family learning through stories, biographies, discussion and shared interests.
No tests or worksheets required
Custom subject
Add the subjects your family actually cares about, with your own goals, expectations and evidence.
Fully editable
Standards without one-size-fits-all
Know what each child is working toward — in every subject.
A child does not have to be 'Grade 4' at everything. HomeArc can work from one level in math, another in reading and different goals again in science.
Real standards
HomeArc researches relevant standards for each learner and subject so the plan has a real academic destination.
Goals you can change
Review the level, wording, success criteria and target timing. Keep what fits your child and change what doesn't.
You approve the direction
Nothing moves into teaching materials until you have reviewed and approved the goals.
Progress
A short check keeps next week from becoming outdated.
Tell HomeArc what worked, what was difficult and what your child actually mastered. You should not have to rebuild the curriculum yourself every time reality differs from the plan.
Quick Check
Record the outcome, pace, workload, support needs and important learning signals without writing a teaching report.
What actually happened
See the difference between what was planned, what was taught and what each child has actually mastered.
What comes next
Future work can slow down, consolidate a weak skill, reduce support, deepen the challenge or move forward.
Your weekly teaching pack
One combined PDF, in the order you teach it.
Everything for the teaching week stays together, and individual worksheets, answer keys and support materials are also available separately when you only want to print part of the pack.
- 01Cover sheet and week overview
- 02Parent teaching guide with timings
- 03Lesson pages, family-style
- 04Differentiated tasks per learner
- 05Full-page worksheets per level
- 06Support materials: reading texts, cards, tables, templates
- 07Project sheet for Studio / Lab work
- 08Answer keys for every worksheet
- 09Progress record for the week
FAQ
Questions parents ask first.
Start with your family, not with a shelf of books.
Add your children and the materials you already own. HomeArc maps the learning direction, you approve it, and your next teaching week comes together at the right level for each child.