What is Rabbit Hole Learning
Rabbit Hole Learning is a secular, inclusive homeschooling resource built around a simple belief: families deserve access to an education that respects who they are, how their children learn, and what they can afford.
Prioritizing and amplifying marginalized voices is central to that work. I want the materials we use to reflect a wide range of people, experiences, and perspectives. I also want families who are often overlooked to feel welcome here.
The long-term goal? A free, secular, inclusive K–12 curriculum.
That’s a big project, and it will take time, feedback, and help along the way. Rabbit Hole Learning is growing toward that goal, one resource at a time.
Who Am I?
I’m a neurodivergent mom of three neurodivergent kids, a longtime homeschooler, and someone who can easily lose an afternoon down a research rabbit hole.
Homeschooling my own kids has meant navigating ADHD, autism, depression, dyslexia, giftedness, and asynchronous development. Along with figuring out what works for three (very) different learners. Our family is also proud to be part of the LGBT community.
Along the way, I’ve taught at homeschool co-ops, become an educator at a science museum, worked in childcare for over a decade, and become deeply invested in understanding how kids actually learn.
I hold a bachelors in Elementary Education and Special Education with plans on pursuing a Masters in Curriculum Design and Instruction when it’s financially feasible.
Why I’m Building This
Our family knows what it’s like to find a curriculum that looks wonderful and realize it’s out of reach financially. We also know what it’s like to buy one and still spend hours adapting it to meet our kids’ needs.
There are so many free religious homeschool programs available, but finding free resources that are both secular and inclusive has been a challenge for us.
I started Rabbit Hole Learning because I want more families to have that option. Cost should not keep a family from accessing an education that fits their values and supports their learners.
You Know Your Child. I’m Here to Help.
I bring research, teaching experience, and years of learning alongside my own kids to this project.
You bring knowledge of your child that no curriculum creator can replace.
Explore what I’ve put together. Adapt it to fit your family. Tell me what’s helpful, what’s confusing, and what could work better.
You don’t have to use every resource or follow everything exactly. My hope is to give you useful materials, room to adapt, and a little less work to do on your own.
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