Homeschool math

Homeschool math records, built from the real work

Math is often the subject with the most paperwork: hours, work samples, a scope and sequence, and for high school, a transcript with credit. Most families assemble these by hand at the end of the year.

Mathbloom produces them from what your child actually does in their course, so the records match the work.

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The four records

Progress report: per-objective mastery for each course.
Attendance log: days worked and instructional minutes.
Scope and sequence: what the course covers, in order, with named objectives.
Transcript: course name, grade, and credit line, for high school.

What to check for your state

Homeschool requirements vary a lot by state and by umbrella school: some want hours, some want a portfolio, some want a transcript only for high school. Mathbloom prints the common records, but you should confirm what yours asks for, and Mathbloom is not legal advice.

Where it fits

As the main math curriculum, with records included.
Alongside another curriculum, as a documented way to cover gaps.
In a co-op or tutoring setting on the Studio plan, for up to 10 learners.

See it first

Play a sample course free, no sign-up, and look at how the work is recorded. The Family plan is $49/mo for up to 3 kids. Cancel anytime.

Questions parents ask

Will the records satisfy my state?

They cover what is commonly requested: evidence of instruction, days and hours, work samples, and for high school a transcript. Requirements differ, so check your state or umbrella school.

Can I print them?

Yes. One click prints each record.

Does it track more than one child?

The Family plan covers up to 3 kids, each with their own courses and records. Studio covers up to 10 learners.

How much does it cost?

Sample courses are free. The Family plan is $49/mo for up to 3 kids. Cancel anytime.