How It Works
Apple Home School blends creativity, technology, and family rhythm into a simple system you can actually keep.
Start with a few templates, follow a weekly pattern, and celebrate small wins together.
A Simple 3-Step Process
Set up once, then repeat weekly with minimal prep.
1) Create Folders
In Apple Notes, add folders for each child: Journal, Projects, Reading, Bible & Values, Tech. Pin them for quick access.
- Caleb → Journal · Projects · Reading · Bible · Tech
- Maddie → Journal · Projects · Reading · Bible · Tech
2) Load Templates
Open the Pages/Notes templates for Daily Journal, Story Builder, Book Tracker, and Memory Verse. Duplicate as needed.
3) Follow the Rhythm
Use the weekly pattern to keep momentum: create, learn, explore, reflect, celebrate. Keep sessions short and fun.
The Weekly Rhythm
Repeatable structure makes learning stick. Adjust as your family grows.
Make something in Freeform, Pages, or Keynote.
Short lesson + Daily Journal entry.
Nature walk, photo prompt, or science mini-lab.
Gratitude list, reading notes, memory verse.
Share wins, add photos, and plan next week.
Watch the Quick Overview
A two-minute walkthrough of the folders, templates, and weekly rhythm in action.
Prefer images? See template screenshots →
What’s Inside the Family Kits
Everything you need to start in minutes — organized for Apple apps.
Daily Learning Journal
Today’s Adventures, Gratitude, Photo of the Day, Feelings Tracker, Weather Watch.
Projects
Freeform Board, Family Tree, Science Fun, Story Builders, Nature Journal.
Reading & Stories
Favorite Story, Book Tracker, New Words, Story Notes, Read-Aloud.
Bible & Values
Memory Verse, Kindness Challenge, Creation Journal, Sunday Reflection, Prayer Notes.
Tech Lessons
Notes Checklist, Take a Photo, Reminders To-Do, Freeform Drawing, Voice Memo.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much time does this take each day?
Aim for 20–40 minutes. Keep it short, positive, and consistent. The weekly rhythm makes planning easy.
Do I need every Apple app?
No. Start with Notes and Photos. Add Freeform, Pages, or Keynote as your kids get curious.
Can we use this with other curricula?
Yes. The kits act as a flexible layer—capture learning, reflect daily, and celebrate weekly.
Ready to Begin?
Grab the starter kit, open your first template, and try the rhythm for one week.
