The free homeschool algebra curriculum on this page is listed alphabetically. There are options for Pre-Algebra, Algebra I, Algebra II, and other algebra courses. Pre-Algebra is usually taken in 7th or 8th grade. Although Algebra I is a high school course, many students take it in 8th grade.

All the Christian resources on this page are labeled with a “C,” and any resource not labeled as Christian is either secular or neutral.

To use any of the algebra curriculum listed below, click the curriculum’s title to visit its website. Then, follow the instructions found there to begin using the curriculum.

If your child isn’t ready for algebra yet, you can find middle school math courses on our Free Pre-K – 8th Grade Math Curriculum page. For other subjects, visit our homepage and choose a subject from the free curriculum menu found there. There are options for all the standard subjects and many electives.

Free Homeschool Algebra Curriculum

CK-12

CK-12 offers both Interactive and Conventional versions of its Algebra I and II courses. Both versions use online textbooks and include videos. The Interactive textbooks also include online activities, questions with immediate feedback, adaptive practice, and more. To find these textbooks, select “courses” from the menu at the top of the website.

Easy Peasy All-in-One Homeschool  C

This Pre-Algebra course combines lessons from MasterMath, Mathematics Essentials, GA Virtual Learning, and other sites. It includes 180 daily lessons with videos, readings, online practice, and quizzes. The online course is free, but an offline workbook and parent guide are available for purchase.

Easy Peasy All-in-One High School  C

Easy Peasy’s Algebra I and Algebra II courses each have 180 daily lessons that pull together materials from Khan Academy, Coolmath, MathBitsNotebook, Kuta Software worksheets, and other sites. Algebra I includes timed PSAT practice tests, while Algebra II includes review quizzes, a midterm, and a final exam. The online courses are free, but offline workbooks are available for purchase.

Flipped Math

Flipped Math offers Traditional Algebra I, Common Core Algebra I, Traditional Algebra II, and Common Core Algebra II. Each lesson includes a video and a printable practice packet with solutions. If the student struggles with a concept, an additional corrective assignment provides more practice on that skill. The traditional courses, including all printable packets, are free. The only purchase for the traditional courses is the assessments, if you choose to use them. However, the Common Core courses aren’t truly free because the printable packets are free only for the first few units. After that, you must purchase them. Please note: Flipped Math is developing a new Algebra II course that’s scheduled to be complete in April 2027.

Georgia Virtual Learning 

The Georgia Department of Education provides free public versions of its online high school courses, including Algebra: Concepts and Connections (Algebra I) and Advanced Algebra: Concepts and Connections (Algebra II). The lessons are presented in an online textbook format and include examples, videos, and practice problems. For advanced students, the site also offers Enhanced Advanced Algebra: Concepts and Connections and AP Precalculus, which covers Algebra II and precalculus in one year. Assessments are not included.

Simply Good and Beautiful Math   C

This 120-lesson Pre-Algebra course includes four printable course books, an answers and solutions manual, and video lessons. The PDFs and videos are free, but physical course books and optional extra practice worksheets are available for purchase.

HippoCampus

HippoCampus’s main algebra course is Algebra I: An Open Course. It is divided into two semesters, each with an online textbook. Each lesson begins with a warm-up, followed by a video presentation, examples, practice problems, and a review. The site also offers two NROC Developmental Math courses, Beginning Algebra and Intermediate Algebra and Trigonometry, which use the same lesson format but are designed for college-bound students who need algebra review. Older versions of Algebra I and an Elementary Algebra course are also available.

Illustrative Mathematics

Illustrative Mathematics offers problem-based Algebra I and Algebra II courses. Each lesson includes a warm-up, problem-solving activities, a short cool-down problem, and practice problems. The site also offers Integrated Math 1 – 3, which combines algebra, geometry, and statistics over three years as an alternative to the traditional math sequence. With a free educator account (which requires a photo ID), parents can access printable materials, answer keys, and tests. When signing up, homeschoolers can select ‘other’ as their school district.

Khan Academy

Khan Academy offers Pre-Algebra, Algebra I, and Algebra II. These courses include video lessons, practice problems, quizzes, and unit tests. Parents can create an account to track progress. The site also offers Integrated Math 1 – 3, which combines algebra, geometry, and statistics over three years as an alternative to the traditional math sequence.

MasterMath

This Algebra I course uses short video lessons with built-in “You Try It” problems. Students pause the video to solve a problem before seeing the answer. Each lesson includes a printable worksheet and an online quiz. The curriculum also includes quarterly and final exams.

Math is Fun

Math Is Fun’s High School Algebra 1 and High School Algebra 2 pages list the skills students need to learn in each course, organized by topic. Each skill includes an explanation, examples, and practice problems. The site explains that the lists are only a guide and encourages additional exercises and book work. Therefore, parents will need to add another resource for regular practice.

Modern States 

Modern States courses prepare students to take College-Level Examination Program (CLEP) exams. Students can earn college credit through CLEP exams while still in high school, making college more accessible and affordable. The College Algebra course includes video lessons, assigned readings, quizzes, and a final exam modeled after the CLEP exam. Students who pass the course receive a voucher that covers the CLEP exam fee, though some test centers may charge an additional fee.

OpenStax

OpenStax offers online textbooks for Prealgebra, Algebra I, and Algebra II. Each textbook includes explanations, examples, and practice exercises. Answer guides, test banks, and other teacher resources require a verified educator account. See Free OpenStax Textbooks for more information on signing up for an educator account as a homeschooler.

Ray’s Arithmetic

This vintage textbook series is now in the public domain and available for download. It includes Ray’s New Elementary Algebra and Ray’s New Higher Algebra, which are roughly equivalent to Algebra I and II. However, these textbooks focus on solving equations and include little graphing. So, parents will want to add another resource to cover functions and graphs.

Saylor University 

Saylor University is a nonprofit initiative offering courses at the college and professional levels. However, high school students may also take its classes. Saylor offers two self-paced algebra courses. Real World Math: Algebra is an introductory algebra course that focuses on using algebra in everyday life. It is equivalent to about the first half of a typical Algebra I course. Applied College Algebra is similar to an Algebra II course. The courses include articles, videos, practice problems, and quizzes. Students who pass the final exam earn a free certificate of completion. For a small fee, Applied College Algebra students can also take a proctored exam to earn college credit.

School Yourself 

This organization’s Algebra course uses interactive video lessons. Students answer questions as they go, and the lessons provide extra help or let them skip ahead based on their answers. With a free account, students also get personalized quizzes, review plans, and suggestions for what to study next. The course begins with a review of pre-algebra skills and covers most of Algebra I through quadratic equations, but it does not include functions or exponential growth.

More Free Math Curriculum

If you are looking for other math courses, visit our Free Math Curriculum page. There you will find many options for elementary math, middle school math, geometry, trigonometry, calculus, practical math, and statistics.

More Free Math Resources

Free Math Worksheets and Workbooks

This page lists downloadable math worksheets and workbooks. These printables provide practice in countless math skills.

Free Math Videos

Here, you’ll find websites and YouTube channels that offer video instruction. Math videos can help introduce new topics or explain difficult concepts

Free Online Math Practice

This page lists websites that provide free online math practice. They give immediate feedback to help reinforce math skills.

Free Math Games

These games are a fun way to reinforce math skills, memorize math facts, and improve computation speed.

 

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