
Cooking & Food
Eggs Five Ways
Scrambled, fried, boiled, poached, omelet; the first-meals merit badge.
Free homeschool activities · Built on the science of learning
Beautiful, done-for-you activities and recess ideas — from a mom who studies how children's minds actually grow. You're already doing enough; this just takes the "what do we even do today?" off your plate.
Free forever. One a week or once a month — you choose. Unsubscribe anytime.
We'll email you free activities. See our Privacy Policy.

"The morning my son learned to cook an egg, the first one broke. So did the second. Then he turned the heat down and tried again without me saying a word. That is the whole skill."
— from the parent's page, every free activity
These aren't a side project — they're a free taste of the full Knowly experience, built to bring parents and family back to the center of a child's world.
The whole library — free
Choose from Skills, Activities, and Recess. Tap any one to open it — email required at download, but every single one is free.

Cooking & Food
Scrambled, fried, boiled, poached, omelet; the first-meals merit badge.

Farm & Garden
Start vegetable seeds in trays; each kid takes home transplants.

Communication
Write, address, and mail real letters; pen pals across the group.

Technology
Digital footprint, predators, and privacy settings; real scenario practice.

Civics & Legal
Registration, ballots, and how elections work; hold a full mock election.

Sewing & Textiles
Weave on cardboard or frame looms; warp, weft, and patterns.

Woodworking
Circular saw, drill, jigsaw, and sander safety with guided practice cuts.

Navigation & Travel
Build a trip medical kit and know motion sickness and traveler basics.

Health & Safety
Backcountry patient assessment, splints, and evacuation decisions.

Personal Finance
How credit works, what builds and wrecks a score, and card traps.

Household
Batch-cook a week of lunches; containers, cooling, and food safety.

Automotive
Hook up jumper cables and a jump box correctly; battery safety and testing.

Arts & Music
Keyboard basics, reading simple notation, and a first recital piece.

Technology
Write first real programs: calculators, guessing games, and simple automation.

Home Repair
Repair nail holes and a fist-size hole with patch, mud, sand, and paint.

Personal Finance
Auto, health, renters, and life insurance; how deductibles and premiums trade off.

Household
Kitchen and bathroom deep cleaning done right, including behind things.

Career Skills
Applications, essays, FAFSA, and scholarship hunting mapped out.

Communication
Multi-course practice dinner: table settings, manners, and conversation.

Health & Safety
Clean and bandage wounds, treat burns and stings; pack a mini kit.

Emergency Prep
Assemble personal go-bags; food, water, light, and documents.

Civics & Legal
Permit process, required documents, and study plan for the written test.

Home Repair
Set a post in concrete, hang rails and pickets, and repair a leaning section.

Survival
Carve a simple selfbow or bamboo bow and fletch arrows.
Every free download is a real, beautiful PDF — a genuine taste of what's inside Knowly's Parent Portal, where the same skills come with a vetted local expert near you, tools to plan them around your family's week, and your child's Passport filling in on its own.
What lands in your inbox

A complete, beautifully printable activity — materials, steps, and safety — so you never have to invent Tuesday from scratch again.

A parent's page that shows you the real skill your child is building — so you can see the learning, not just hope it's happening.

A fresh one on the schedule you pick — weekly, monthly, whenever. Never the same busywork twice, always the next skill worth their time.
Proof you can hold
Homeschool has no report card — so your child gets something better. A passport that fills as they master real skills. Two kinds of stamp: the ones you give, and the ones only Knowly can.
Unlocks inside the Knowly Parent Portal · earned by the child, confirmed by the platform
Tutored children outperform 98% of their classroom peers. You can't hire a tutor for every subject — but you can teach one real skill at a time, all the way to mastery. That's the whole idea.
Bloom's "2 Sigma" finding, 1984 · the principle every Knowly activity is built on
Sign up to get free resources sent directly to your inbox. Daily, weekly, monthly. Your pick.