The preparation
You have to learn the lesson before you can teach it
A curriculum may give you the sequence and answer key while still leaving the explanation to you. That turns one subject into lesson preparation, teaching and grading every day.
A mathematics & physics department for homeschool families
Complete math and physics courses for homeschool students from about age 10 through high school. Lessons, practice, tests, grading and records are built in, so your child can work independently while you keep oversight of their education.
Complete courses from $199 · one subject fully taught and graded · 30-day refund policy
The preparation
A curriculum may give you the sequence and answer key while still leaving the explanation to you. That turns one subject into lesson preparation, teaching and grading every day.
The placement question
Math builds on earlier skills. Trouble with algebra may begin with fractions or negative numbers, and a grade label alone does not tell you where the repair should start.
The cost of outside help
A tutor can help with difficult topics, but you may still need to choose the curriculum, assign work, grade tests and prepare records. Many families need the whole subject handled, not another layer added to it.
You remain responsible for your child’s education.
Fieldstone handles the day-to-day teaching, practice, testing and records for math.
Each course covers the curriculum, lessons, practice, exams, grades and records for the year. You receive a short weekly update and can step in when needed without running every lesson yourself.
1 · Placed correctly
Before day one, a placement diagnostic maps what your child actually knows — and the course quietly inserts repair lessons wherever old gaps would have caused trouble later.
2 · Taught patiently
Structured lessons include worked examples and guided practice. A digital teaching assistant can re-explain a concept in a different way when the first explanation does not land.
3 · Practiced properly
Practice is checked step by step, with hints when needed and additional problems when a skill is not secure yet.
4 · Tested honestly
Assessments are separate from guided practice, use no hints and are graded automatically to produce a course grade.
5 · Documented completely
Quarterly reports, completion certificates, portfolio-ready documentation and transcript-formatted entries for high-school credit — generated for you, not by you.
6 · You, briefed
A weekly Parent Briefing shows what was covered, what is secure, what comes next and whether anything needs your attention. Email support is included in every course.
The free diagnostic uses 12 real math questions to identify the strongest current level and the earlier skills that may need repair. You will receive a course recommendation before you apply or pay for anything.
Take the free placement testAbout three minutes · no email required to see the result
You still see the progress and make the decisions. You no longer have to prepare and administer every math lesson.
Try the teaching
A real lesson — instruction, worked example, guided practice, mastery check — including the re-explain button. Let your child try it; that’s the whole test.
Start the lesson →Try the placement
Real math questions, three minutes, an honest read of your child’s level with the course we’d place them into — even if the answer is “not ours yet.”
Test the level →Read the curriculum
Review the complete Algebra I scope and sequence before deciding whether the course covers what your homeschool requires.
See the scope →Want to compare the time as well as the price? Use the homeschool workload calculator.
The Independent Learner Guarantee
Use the course at home for up to 30 days. If it is not a workable fit, request a full refund within that period.
This gives you time to evaluate the routine with your actual child, schedule and level of parent involvement.
The Pass-the-Final Guarantee
If your child completes all required lessons and does not pass the verified final exam, the next course is included at no additional charge.
See the course terms for the completion requirements and full policy.
Career classroom teachers wrote the curriculum, the explanation libraries and every verified exam, then tested them against decades of watching where students actually get stuck.
The application asks about your child’s experience, schedule and goals so the academic team can confirm the recommended starting point before enrollment.
Applying is free. Every applicant receives a placement summary, course recommendation and multi-year roadmap.
Courses begin with the academic term
It is a complete, sequenced course with lessons, practice, mastery checks, hint-free exams and a final course grade. It is designed to replace a separate math curriculum for that subject.
The curriculum, the explanations and the exams are authored by our faculty — career classroom teachers. Day to day, your child works through their structured lessons accompanied by a digital teaching assistant that re-explains, checks steps and adjusts practice instantly, built on and bounded by our teachers’ material. When something needs a human, email support from a real person is part of every course.
That’s the design goal of every page: short structured lessons, immediate feedback, and help that never requires waiting for you. The honest test is the free sample lesson — and the 30-day guarantee exists precisely so you can watch it happen in your own home before the decision is final.
Every course produces quarterly reports, a completion certificate, and portfolio-ready documentation; high-school-level courses produce transcript-formatted entries with a final grade. Homeschool regulations vary by state, so we format records to slot into the reporting approaches homeschool families actually use — and we’ll answer questions about your situation by email before you enroll.
Expected — most enrolling students do. The placement diagnostic finds them, and the course inserts repair lessons automatically where they’d otherwise cause trouble. Gaps are a reason this works, not a reason it won’t.
Lessons are focused work sessions, not entertainment — most students spend 30–45 concentrated minutes a day, less than the time a curriculum-plus-mom lesson usually takes, with none of it being yours.
Please do — write to us about your child’s situation and a real person will answer within two business days. If we don’t think we’re the right fit yet, we’ll say exactly that.
12 real questions, 3 minutes — an honest level, and the course we’d start them in.
Take the free placement test