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Rabbit Hole Reads: Pride Month Book Picks for Board Books
Pride Month is the perfect time to fill your child’s early reading years with books that celebrate love, identity, and belonging. These thoughtfully selected board books are a great way to introduce even the youngest readers to inclusive stories that reflect the beautiful diversity of the world around them. Every title below is available in…
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Rabbit Hole Reads: A Pride Month Guide for the Whole Family
Pride Month is a time to honor, celebrate, and uplift LGBTQ+ identities, histories, and communities. One of the most powerful ways to engage with Pride is through literature, using stories that open windows and doors into the diverse experiences of queer people, offering empathy, understanding, and hope. Books have the unique ability to reflect our…
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Introducing Rabbit Hole Reads: Preview Our Pride Month Reading Guide for the Whole Family
What Is Rabbit Hole Reads? Rabbit Hole Reads is a monthly, inclusive reading series from Rabbit Hole Learning, designed to help families, homeschoolers, and educators dig deeper into meaningful themes, one book (or a whole stack) at a time. Each month, we spotlight a new theme tied to cultural awareness, social justice, or identity (like…
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New Resource Drop: Level 0 Rhyming Unit for Early Learners!
We’re excited to introduce Unit 2: Playing with Rhyme and Prewriting, a brand-new Level 0 unit from Rabbit Hole Learning! Designed especially for preschool and early kindergarten learners, this playful and engaging unit invites children to explore the sounds of language through rhyme, while gently building the fine motor and prewriting skills they’ll need for…
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The Illusion of Inclusion: Why Moving Beyond the Page Isn’t Secular or Inclusive
As a secular homeschooling parent committed to inclusive, anti-racist education, I often find myself searching for curricula that align with both my academic goals and my values. Moving Beyond the Page (MBTP) is frequently recommended in secular homeschooling circles and praised for its literature-based approach and creative projects. But after working through its materials and…
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BFSU or SCI: Which Science Program Fits Your Family?
When it comes to teaching science at home, finding the right curriculum can feel overwhelming. You want something that builds true understanding, encourages curiosity, and fits your family’s needs. Two of the best science options out there are BFSU (Building Foundations of Scientific Understanding) and SCI (Scientific Connections Through Inquiry). The good news? Both are…
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What Is Whitewashing? (And Why It Matters in Homeschooling)
If you’ve been in progressive homeschool spaces for a while, chances are you’ve run across the word whitewashing—especially in conversations around history and literature. It’s a term that’s often misunderstood or brushed off, but it’s one that deeply impacts how our kids see the world, understand history, and relate to others. So let’s talk about…
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Where Build Your Library Falls Short: A Call for Greater Inclusivity in Secular Homeschooling
Build Your Library is often recommended in homeschooling circles as a well-structured, secular, and literature-rich curriculum. For families searching for a Charlotte Mason-inspired approach without religious content, it can feel like the golden ticket. It’s organized, affordable, and offers a book-loving path through education, which is no small thing. But while BYL has many strengths,…
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Why I Use Levels Instead of Grades in Our Homeschool
When people ask what “grade” my kids are in, I usually pause. Not because I don’t know—but because that word doesn’t mean what it used to in our home. We don’t really do grades. We use levels. And there’s a good reason for that. For years, I tried to make grade levels work. I matched…
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What We Mean by “Secular and Inclusive”
In the world of homeschooling, the words secular and inclusive get thrown around a lot. But when you start looking closely, those words don’t always mean what you think they mean. You’ll find “secular” programs that still frame science through a religious lens. You’ll find “inclusive” resources that offer little more than a token picture…
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