The free elementary and middle school homeschool math curriculum on this page is listed alphabetically. Each math curriculum has a suggested grade range next to its title. All the Christian resources are labeled with a “C,” and any resource not labeled as Christian is either secular or neutral.

To use any of the elementary or middle school math 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 middle school child is ready to take Pre-Algebra or Algebra I, you can find options for those courses on our Free Algebra 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 Pre-K – 8th Grade Homeschool Math Curriculum

At Home Middle School  (6th – 8th)

This website teaches middle school math using free resources from Khan Academy, Math Antics, Tecmath, TedEd, and other sources. It organizes these materials into 180 daily lessons for each grade.

CK-12  (6th – 8th)

CK-12 offers two complete series of middle school math textbooks: Interactive and Conventional. The Interactive textbooks include online activities, questions with immediate feedback, adaptive practice, and more. CK-12 also provides supplemental elementary math lessons with practice problems. To find the math materials, select “courses” from the menu at the top of the website.

Comprehensive School Mathematics Program  (K – 6th)

This math curriculum was developed in the 1970s and is now hosted online by Buffalo State University. Each grade level includes daily guides with scripted lessons, worksheets, and storybooks. Instead of relying mostly on drills, CSMP uses visual tools and games to teach math concepts.

Easy Peasy All-in-One Homeschool  (1st – 8th)   C

Easy Peasy teaches math through video lessons, games, and practice from various websites, including Khan Academy. It also offers printable worksheets and math facts workbooks for kindergarten through 4th grade.

Everyday Arithmetic  (2nd – 8th)

These vintage textbooks by Franklin Sherman Hoyt were originally published in the early 1900s and are available to download. The series includes First Year in Number (2nd grade), Primary Book (3rd & 4th), Intermediate Book (5th & 6th), Book 3 (7th & 8th), and a teacher’s guide with answers.

Everyday Number Stories  (2nd & 3rd)

Published in 1915, this textbook teaches math through conversations between two children as they shop, measure, and play. Each lesson is followed by practice exercises and short word problems.

Flipped Math  (7th)

Each lesson in this 7th grade math course includes a short video and a printable practice packet with solutions. If the student struggles with a concept, an additional corrective assignment offers more practice on the same skill. Lessons and printables are free, but assessments must be purchased if you choose to use them.

Free Math Program  (1st – 5th)

Free Math lists every math skill for each grade, organized by week in the order schools usually teach them. Clicking a skill displays a brief explanation and an example problem. Students then practice the skill using the day’s printable worksheet.

Illustrative Mathematics   (K – 8th)

Illustrative Mathematics offers a problem-based math curriculum for each grade. Each lesson includes a warm-up, problem-solving activities, and practice problems. With a free educator account (which requires a photo ID), parents can access printable materials, answer keys, and tests. Homeschoolers can select “other” as their school district.

Khan Academy  (Pre-K – 8th)

Khan Academy’s math courses include video lessons, practice problems with instant feedback, quizzes, and unit tests. Students earn mastery points as they progress through each unit, and parents can set up an account to track their children’s progress.

MasterMath  (6th – 8th)

This website teaches middle school math through short video lessons featuring 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  (Pre-K – 8th)

Math Is Fun lists the math skills students need in each grade, based on the New York State curriculum. Each skill includes explanations, interactive activities, games, quizzes, and printable worksheets. Parents can choose which resources to use for each skill, because the lists are guides rather than step-by-step lessons.

Mathematics Enhancement Programme  (K – 8th)

MEP was developed for UK schools and is based on Hungarian teaching methods, but homeschoolers worldwide also use it. Each grade includes printable practice books, copymasters, answer keys, and lesson plans. US families can use this chart to determine their child’s UK school year.

Miniature Masterminds  (Pre-K – 2nd)

Miniature Masterminds offers downloadable full-year workbooks for kindergarten, 1st grade, and 2nd grade. They also offer many shorter themed workbooks for Pre-K through 2nd grade.

Number Stories  (K – 1st)

These classic 1940s books use a storybook format to teach early math skills. Both Book 1 and Book 2 are available for download.

Ray’s Arithmetic  (1st – 8th)

These vintage textbooks, available for download, were published in the 1870s and 1880s. The elementary and middle school level books are Ray’s New Primary Arithmetic (1st to 2nd grade), Ray’s New Intellectual Arithmetic (3rd to 4th), Ray’s New Practical Arithmetic (5th to 6th), and Ray’s New Higher Arithmetic (7th to 8th). All except the Primary book include answer keys.

Robertson Academy Books  (K – 3rd)

Robertson Academy Books offers the following downloadable workbooks: the Picture Math series for preschool through 2nd grade and Fundamentals of Mathematics for 3rd grade.

Simply Good and Beautiful Math  (K – 8th)  C

This math curriculum includes a printable course book and answer keys. Math K–3 uses parent-led lessons with hands-on activities, while Math 4–8 provides video lessons. The PDF course books are free, and the site also provides instructions to help parents assemble the required math boxes for the lower grades. However, the site also sells physical course books and ready-made math boxes.

Sylladot  (K – 3rd)

Each level of this math curriculum includes a downloadable student workbook and an instruction manual. While the PDFs are free, physical workbooks are available for purchase.

Under the Home  (K – 5th)

Under the Home’s math courses are based on the classic textbooks The Eclectic Manual of Methods and Ray’s Arithmetic and are organized into short online lessons. Each course includes a printable workbook.

Zearn  (K – 8th)

This curriculum teaches math through videos, interactive digital lessons, and practice problems. To create a free account, sign up as an adult, then add your students. Families can print the student materials for free or buy printed workbooks.

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 algebra (including pre-algebra), geometry, trigonometry, calculus, practical math, and statistics.

 

 

More Free Math Resources

Use these resources to supplement any math course or even build your own math curriculum.

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 engaging video instruction. Math videos can introduce new topics, explain difficult concepts, or help children memorize math facts.

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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