Play & Project Based Curriculum

for homes & schools

Wonder-filled learning… made practical.

Built by microschool founders and educators, WonderHere Press helps homeschool families and schools bring play & project based learning to life through ready-to-use unit studies rooted in curiosity, creativity, and meaningful exploration.

Less overwhelm.
More wonder.

What we’re all about

Our bread & butter? Six-week thematic Unit Studies centered on science & history topics.

Ages? Best for elementary ages (though there are fun “challenge activities” that middle schoolers would love). Family-style, meaning kids K-5 can learn the same topics together!

What’s in the Units? Weekly literature. Composer studies. Invitations to play & create. Nature journaling. Project time rhythms & ideas. Field trip suggestions. Community service opportunities. And more!

What else? Each Unit Study comes with an accompanying Novel Study that ties into the Unit’s theme. We hit grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, and writing… all by using solid literature as the model. Oh, and you get access to a Learning Library of over 250 literacy games!

Math? In development! Think “play-based math with a real world twist”… stay tuned!

Anything else I should know? This curriculum (and WonderHere in general) was created by two women of faith who feel very strongly that a wonder-filled education should be available to all kids, all families, all schools. For this reason, our curriculum is secular. 

Where do you need curriculum for?

Homeschool families can enjoy a new Unit Study per month through our Curriculum Membership! Plan options include digital curriculum access, print & ship booklets, and fully curated Unit Study Kits delivered right to your door!

School leaders can purchase an annual School License and choose 5 of our 30 Unit Studies for their learning community. Choose between digital access or full Unit  Study Kits perfect for classroom use. PLUS, onboarding training for you and your staff!

more on Our WONDER-Inspiring Strategy

When we began developing this curriculum for our students at the WonderHere Schoolhouse, we asked ourselves: “What is most important?” Wonder, of course… but what elements would be at the core of the learning kids would engage in? We settled on seven fundamental elements we believed kids should have the opportunity to engage with on a regular basis: play, community, phenomena (a fancy word for the wonder that leads to projects), art, literature, nature, and music.