Self-Paced, Online Video Courses for Kids, Teens, and Adults!
Do you have to be a homeschooled student to take Homeschool Spark courses?
No. But I was a homeschool mom for seventeen years. Once a homeschooler, always a homeschooler, I guess.
Even more, you don't have to be a student at all. Adults are welcome to take the video courses as well. The courses aren't childish in their approach.
I love the concept of self-directed learning. I created these courses to provide quality video courses on software, programming, computer graphics, writing, and more. The courses are clean and wholesome, with no objectionable content. That's getting harder to come by in today's world.
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Note that the listed prices are for use within a single family. If you'd like to use a course for multiple students in a homeschool group or co-op, please contact me with the number of students, and I'll provide a discount code for each member of the class.
The Latest From Homeschool Spark

Misty of Chincoteague Quiz
Test your knowledge of the popular novel, Misty of Chincoteague, by taking this self-correcting, online quiz.
Black Beauty Interactive Video Course for Anna Sewell's Classic Novel
Anna Sewell's classic, Black Beauty, written nearly 150 years ago, still has many lessons to teach us today. Learn about horses, Victorian England, as well as the author and her Christian beliefs in this interactive course on the best-selling book.
Fiction Writing Course for Homeschoolers and Other Aspiring Authors
I've heard it said that anyone can sing. I believe the same is true for creative writing. Everyone has a unique story only they can tell. I've included my insights gained from writing the Sonrise Stable series in this creative writing course.
What is the Best Graphics Software for Windows and Mac Computers?
Computer graphics programs are created to work with particular types of images, so the "best" software depends on what type of images you’re working with and what you want to do with them.