For homeschool parents of K-8 kids

Turn your kid's obsession into a full month of school.

Sharks. Space. Ancient Egypt. Minecraft. Whatever they can't stop talking about, Rabbit Hole builds a complete unit study around it in two minutes: reading, writing, math, science, history and a project, day by day, printable, with your state's requirements and a record log built in.

One-time payment. Unlimited unit studies. Instant access, no subscription.

You already know the secret. You just don't have the time to build it.

Kids learn fastest when the subject is the thing they already love. Every veteran homeschooler says it. The problem is that building a real unit study around "volcanoes" takes a weekend you don't have: finding books at the right level, inventing math problems that fit, planning experiments, and then proving to your state that it counted as school.

Rabbit Hole does the weekend for you. You answer six questions. It hands you the month.

How it works

Step 1

Tell us about your kid

First name, grade band (K-2, 3-5, 6-8), what they are obsessed with, how they learn best, and your state. Two minutes.

Step 2

Get the full unit

A 2- or 4-week plan with the same five blocks every day: Read, Write, Math, Science or History, Make. Plus a book list, vocabulary, weekly projects, field trips and a showcase day.

Step 3

Print it and go

Save as PDF or print. The last pages are your state snapshot and a record log that doubles as a portfolio entry. Build another unit whenever the obsession changes.

What's inside every unit

Day-by-day plan, 8 to 20 days, with five subject blocks per day
Grade-band skill targets so the theme never replaces the fundamentals
Real book list (library-available titles) matched to reading level
Theme math problems plus skill practice, with real numbers
Kitchen-science investigations with a question, method and what to record
History and geography threads so social studies is covered
Weekly project matched to how your kid learns: hands-on, bookworm, artistic or outdoors
"Rabbit hole" discussion questions to end each day
Vocabulary list, careers list and field trip ideas
Showcase day with four ways to show what they learned
Your state's notice, testing and record-keeping snapshot
Attendance and portfolio log pre-filled for the unit

"Interest-led does not mean unstructured. The theme is the hook. The skills are grade-level."

Eight ready themes, or type any interest

Ocean & Sea Creatures. Space & the Solar System. Dinosaurs & Fossils. Ancient Egypt. Weather & Wild Storms. Bugs, Insects & Spiders. Volcanoes & Earthquakes. Inventions & Engineering. Each one has its own book list, experiments, projects and math written for three grade bands.

Kid into something else? Type it. The universal framework builds the same five-block structure around any interest, with fact-finding and a library visit built into the first two days.

Simple pricing

Launch price
$27 $47

Family Pass

  • Unlimited unit studies, every theme, every grade band
  • All 50 states' requirement snapshots
  • Printable PDF output, record logs included
  • One-time payment, use it for every kid, every year
  • Free updates as new themes are added
Get the Family Pass
Free
$0

Try it first

  • Build a preview of any unit in the browser
  • See the structure, the book list and the first days
  • Download a full real sample unit (Ocean, K-2)
Open the free preview
The refund rule: if you build a unit and it isn't better than what you would have made yourself this weekend, reply to your receipt within 14 days and you get your money back. No forms.

Questions parents ask

Is this a full curriculum?

No. It is a unit study: a month of interest-led work that covers every subject at grade level. Most families run it alongside their math and phonics program, or use it as a reset when the regular plan has gone stale.

Is it religious or secular?

Secular and neutral. There is nothing to edit out, and nothing that conflicts with adding your own faith content.

Does it work for my state?

The unit works anywhere. The state snapshot covers all 50 states plus DC and summarizes notice, testing and record-keeping rules from public guidance, with a link to verify. It is a summary, not legal advice.

My kid is into something that isn't on the list.

Type it in. The universal framework builds the same structure around any interest. The built-in themes are richer, and we add new ones based on what parents type most.

What if I have more than one kid?

Build a unit for each. The Family Pass has no limits. Siblings can share a theme with different grade-band plans.

Is it AI-generated?

The content library was written and reviewed by people, with real book titles and real numbers. The builder assembles and personalizes it. Nothing you type is stored on our servers.

How do I get access after paying?

Instantly. Your receipt email contains your license key and a link to the builder. Save it. It works on any device.