Montessori Homeschool Curriculum | Parent-Guided Program for Ages Infant–12th Grade | Available Worldwide

Welcome to our Quantum Montessori Homeschool Program.

We are a grassroots collective of parents and educators who came together with one simple belief: learning should be heart-centered, meaningful, and accessible to all families.

Through this program, I share weekly Montessori work plans, carefully sequenced to honor your child’s natural development. Every assignment is designed following authentic Montessori principles, research-based educational methods, and a deep respect for the individuality of each learner.

Using our simple online system, you will receive weekly work plans, activities, and resources — ready for you to lovingly implement at home.

This ongoing program supports learners from infancy through 12th grade and is available to families worldwide.

Our approach is flexible and adapted to your child’s stage of growth:

• Infant–Preschool: Parent-led hands-on activities and nurturing experiences

• 1st–6th Grade: Parent-guided collaboration that builds independence

• 7th–12th Grade: Student-led learning, with ongoing mentorship and structure

At Quantum Montessori, we focus on preparing children for life — not just for academic tests. Every week’s plan integrates literacy-rich activities, historically accurate and inclusive history and social studies, research-based math and science adapted for diverse learning styles, and social-emotional learning (SEL) woven into daily experiences.

Please note:

• This is a homeschool program. Parents are classified as homeschoolers under their local laws.

• An accredited high school diploma is not included.

• Families seeking a diploma path may explore our separate School-from-Home option.

Our curriculum aligns with the highest standards, drawing from the National Center for Montessori in the Public Sector (NCMPS), the American Montessori Society (AMS), and Arizona State University’s innovative education models.

Whether your child dreams of college, trade school, starting a business, or traveling the world, we prepare them to think critically, live compassionately, and pursue their unique path with confidence.

What to Expect Each Week

• A detailed, age-appropriate Montessori work plan

• Assignments in language arts, mathematics, science, cultural studies, and SEL

• Practical life activities designed for home use

• Hands-on, experiential learning opportunities

• Clear instructions for parents and learners

• Access to printable Montessori resources

• Optional personalized feedback through our LMS

All work is flexible and can be adapted to meet your family’s schedule.

Learning Goals

Students will:

• Develop independence, critical thinking, and emotional resilience

• Strengthen literacy, math, science, and cultural knowledge

• Build executive function and organization skills

• Cultivate a lifelong love of learning

• Practice social-emotional skills and self-government principles

• Engage with historically accurate and culturally inclusive lessons

Parental Guidance

Parents are active partners in their child’s education.

For infants through 6th grade, daily parental support is expected to guide and reinforce activities. Middle and high school students work more independently but benefit from regular check-ins.

All materials are developmentally appropriate and thoughtfully adapted for diverse learning needs, including ADHD and executive function challenges.

Families will need basic materials at home, which can be adapted based on availability (see Supply List below).

Supply List

Most activities can be completed with common household items.
Recommended supplies include:

• Notebook or journal

• Pencils, colored pencils, crayons

• Basic craft supplies (scissors, glue, construction paper)

• Simple math manipulatives (beads, buttons, small counters)

• Printed Montessori materials (provided through our LMS)

• Access to books or internet for research (for older students)

Technology needs:

• Internet access

• Device (computer, tablet, or smartphone) to access weekly assignments

• Printer access

Assessment

This program uses informal, non-graded assessments.

Parents and students may:

• Track assignment completion each week

• Submit selected assignments through the LMS for optional feedback

• Build a portfolio of completed work for documentation and celebration

• Engage in self-reflection activities to encourage student-led growth

There are no formal grades or report cards. Parents remain the primary record-keepers.

Overview

About Us

At Quantum Montessori, your family is supported by a dedicated collective of certified Montessori guides, educators, and success coaches who specialize in working with children from infancy through high school.

Our team brings together decades of combined experience in Montessori education, homeschooling support, special education, executive functioning coaching, and social-emotional learning.

Each guide is carefully selected based on their expertise and experience with specific age groups, ensuring that your child’s work plan is developmentally appropriate, research-based, and aligned with Montessori best practices.

Our collective follows standards inspired by the American Montessori Society (AMS), the National Center for Montessori in the Public Sector (NCMPS), and Arizona State University’s innovative educational models. We are passionate about honoring each child’s individuality, supporting parents as the primary educators, and preparing young people not just for academic success — but for a meaningful life.

We believe every family deserves access to high-quality, heart-centered Montessori education at home, no matter where they live. When you join Quantum Montessori, you are not assigned to one teacher — you become part of a global learning community rooted in love, respect, and a commitment to lifelong learning.