I’m excited to share something I’ve been working on: a homeschool-friendly version of Illustrative Mathematics Algebra I. If you’ve ever looked at the official teacher materials and felt overwhelmed, this guide breaks the course down into a simpler, easier-to-follow format designed for families learning at home.
Here’s what you’ll find inside:
- Most lessons use Khan Academy videos and practice problems, so your learners gets clear explanations plus interactive practice.
- Canva templates for missing lessons – For topics that Khan Academy doesn’t currently cover, I’ve created templates you can use right away.
- Free teacher resources – I still recommend signing up for a free teacher account with Illustrative Mathematics to access teacher guides, assessments, and printables.
Right now, the guide is still a rough draft. Everything through Week 15 is complete, and I’ll continue updating as I create the rest of the slideshows and resources. You’ll also notice notes marking lessons that don’t yet have slides.
I’m sharing this early because I know so many families want to start using Algebra I now, and I’d love to hear your feedback as you try it out. Your thoughts will help me refine and improve the final version.
Rabbit Hole Learning 
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