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Because Campfire units are for multiple subjects and ages, you can find which are best for your family in a 4 simple ways:

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Teaching a new or struggling reader?

Phonics & Reading Around the Campfire

Teach reading in a way you’ll never second-guess. A reading program you can do at home, founded on Orton Gillingham and joyful connection… plus the essential piece most OG structures miss.

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Don’t start the year without this.

The Homeschool Life Planner

A complete game changer. Most homeschool planners end up in the trash when the year is over. This one ends up on your bookshelf… and you’ll be so thankful you didn’t let it all slip by.

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What else is there?
Academic Portfolio &
Note-Taking Companion

Everything your student learns, documented and organized. Cornell-style notes, lab reports, and learning extensions — ready for state portfolios or transcripts. Beginner + Skilled levels included.
$24
Audio Companion
Lessons narrated by a professional voice actor. Do school in the car, pull your child in, or just give your voice a break.
$20
Life & Homeschool Planner
A complete game changer. Most homeschool planners end up in the trash when the year is over. This one ends up on your bookshelf… and you’ll be so thankful you didn’t let it all slip by.
$39

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Find Your Perfect Path

Answer two quick questions, and we’ll suggest the best starting paths for your family. If you’d rather filter by your child’s age and customer favorites, scroll below.

Question 1 of 2
Start with your kids around your table. Ask: which of the six categories below gets the highest family vote?  (Alternatively, go child by child, as desired)





Question 2 of 2
What does learning usually feel like in your home?



HERE’S WHERE WE’D START YOU —

These paths are curated suggestions, not required bundles. Simply choose your favorite of the three suggestions below.

All core subjects are covered, except math.

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Start Campfire with one of these ready-made paths.  This is a list of all suggested pathways from the quiz above.

These paths are curated suggestions based on family interests, not required bundles. Pick any units from any path.

6 units

Equipped for Life

Want your child to step into adult life with confidence? Students build skills in personal finance, auto repair, home maintenance, emergency readiness…

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7 units

Into the Wild

Want to venture into the wild and learn how living things survive, adapt, and shape the world? Students study zoology, ecology, paleontology, and…

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5 units + 1 full series (9 units)

The America Series

What does it mean to understand a nation, its people, and its place in history? Students explore American history, geography, civics, culture, service, and identity…

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5 units

Ancient Worlds

What can ancient civilizations teach us about culture, belief, power, and human nature? Students study mythology, archaeology…

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4 units

Medical Minds

How do living systems work, heal, and respond to care? Students explore anatomy, health, veterinary science, and medicine…

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7 units

The Human Heart, Emotional Wellness, and Discernment

What shapes courage, compassion, identity, and moral responsibility? Students examine emotional health, different kinds of love, manipulation, fear, gratitude…

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4 units + 1 series (9 units)

Culinary Arts & Farm to Table

How do biology and chemistry shape the food we grow, prepare, and share? Time to find out through planting in the garden and cooking in the kitchen. Actual professional chefs, farmers…

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8 units

Danger & Discovery

How do we investigate disasters, discoveries, and extreme events? Students study weather and storm chasing, volcanoes, shipwrecks, pirates, and crimes…

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9 units

The Holiday Series

How do traditions, stories, seasons, and celebrations shape family and culture? Students study history, literature, theology, art, and customs through the rhythm of the calendar year…

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6 units + 1 series (9 units)

The Investigator

How do we know what really happened? Students examine forensics, primary sources, the Titanic, the Holocaust, and real-world mysteries through research, source analysis, propaganda discernment, redacted FBI files, and…

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10 units + 1 series (9 units)

The World Traveler

How do place, culture, geography, and environment shape the way people live? Students explore world cultures, anthropology, continents, and global connections…

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6 units

Animal Lovers

How do animals live, adapt, communicate, and depend on the world around them? Students study veterinary science, zoology, ecology, paleontology, beekeeping, and island biology…

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7 units

The Homestead

How do land, food, health, and household life work together? Students gain firsthand experience in plant science, food chemistry, ecology, nutrition, and stewardship through…

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5 units

Fast Track Skills

For the student who’s ready to do real things in the real world. Professional photography, wilderness and camping skills, emergency medicine, and home defense…

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Customer Reviews
★★★★★

My goodness, this is a homeschooling dream. My kids are engaged and interested. And we had fun and I was shockingly impressed by the notes they took… I’ve been homeschooling for almost 20 years and I am as excited today as I was on my first day ever… THANK YOU!!!

— Kelli C.
★★★★★

“We are fairly new to homeschooling… This curriculum has been AMAZING for our almost 12 year old… The multi-style learning approach is PHENOMENAL! …Our son asked every day if he had any lessons, and was always SO excited to share everything he had learned!! The way this curriculum is able to capture, engage, & keep the curiosity & wonder in our children’s minds while also challenging them to dig deeper & think critically is TRULY AMAZING!!

— Sarah H.
★★★★★

“I feel like we need a degree after finishing these units. My oldest started her first year at university and her professor called everyone’s attention to her as the example of what to do right. He literally showed her notes and held them up as the example. Campfire’s units are so deep that some of what she’s learning in university she already learned through homeschool. Thank you, Campfire!”

— Simone B.
★★★★★

“We’ve never done a study before and thought “Wow, we could do this every year and get more and more out of it…” but this is the one!

— Shena G.

Have questions?

Here are a few of the most common ones we hear from families just like yours.

Because Campfire is integrated, the science credit doesn't need a specific name right away. Many families temporarily list the course as "Integrated Science" while their student is still working through high school.

When your high schooler is ready to graduate, you can separate those credits. They naturally fall into biology, chemistry, foundational physics, and applied science. Some units will also directly apply to health or pre-med.

Another option: list a specific science course and award partial credit per unit, as shown on each product page. For example:

Biology — 1/6 credit for Holocaust

Over time, those partials add up. Your simplest approaches:

  • Option 1 — Use "Integrated Science," then separate credits into subjects once the student is approaching graduation (biology, chemistry, foundational physics, etc.).
  • Option 2 — Keep "Integrated Science" permanently. Many public and private schools now do this intentionally — Integrated Science 1, 2, 3, 4.
  • Option 3 — Track each unit under a specific science category and award partial credit as you go along.

All approaches work. US transcripts use the Carnegie method (credits based on time spent in a subject). Visit the High School & Newcomer page for more.

Great question! Many parents of younger students opt to complete that unit on its own, pausing other subjects for the duration.

Older students may layer it on top of a regular unit — think "Finance Fridays" or 20 focused minutes a day. Set a timer, stop when it goes off, and it can carry you throughout the year.

Yes. Our Classic units come from our original catalog when the units were structured differently. They include a gentler Core Connections Companion for full subject coverage (except math) and will take less time to complete than our Signature units. They are also organized slightly differently.

Our Signature units carry our deepest, most comprehensive coverage. We plan to move all units into the Signature category over time, and if that happens, you'll receive the Signature version FREE of charge if you purchased Classic.

Check out our History pathway — it shows you exactly how to approach sequence! For any similar questions about structuring your high school years, the High School & Newcomer page lays out everything you need.


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