Homeschool Records
Attendance, learning logs, curriculum, highlights, and parent-reviewed progress reports — built from records you update as you go.
Also includes the Activity Hub for kids — a playful space to log reading, writing, and building.
First 30 days
Free
Then $15/month · cancel anytime
Included right away
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What Membership Includes
One family membership centers on practical homeschool records for review later. It also includes a kid-facing Activity Hub for reading, writing, and building.
Homeschool Records
Keep attendance, learning logs, curriculum, highlights, and parent-reviewed progress reports organized by child so future-you has something reviewable.
Activity Hub
Give kids a playful place to log reading, writing, and building; save projects and photos; and build momentum through challenges, rewards, levels, and stickers.
Homeschool Records and the Activity Hub live under one account, organized by child. Use Homeschool Records when you need a reviewable school-year record; use the Activity Hub for daily motivation, photos, projects, and visible progress.
RWB includes source-backed guidance for specific situations, including Florida, Texas, and California state record guides. Requirements vary by location, so this is not legal advice or a compliance guarantee.
What Happens After You Join
Start small: one child, one record you can review later, and one kid-facing win that makes progress visible quickly.
Step 1
Start your 30-day free trial through secure checkout, then confirm your email with a magic link so you can get into the app right away.
Step 2
Mark today’s attendance, add one completed lesson, save a curriculum item, or capture a field trip as a highlight.
Step 3
Log a reading, writing, or building session — or begin with a short kickstart challenge so your child sees progress right away.
Good First Records
Mark today’s attendance.
Add one completed lesson.
Save one curriculum item.
Capture one highlight.
First-Week Payoff
The goal is not a perfect setup. It is getting one useful record and one motivating activity logged quickly.
What You Get
Your membership centers on practical homeschool records and also includes the kid-facing Activity Hub features families can use for daily motivation.
Homeschool Records
Track the practical homeschool records you may need to review later, without turning the app into a heavy planner or pretending requirements are the same everywhere.
Attendance
Mark days and review totals by week, month, or year.
Learning Log
Save completed lessons, subjects, minutes, and notes.
Curriculum
Keep courses, books, programs, and materials together.
Highlights
Capture field trips, clubs, sports, achievements, and memories.
Activity Hub
Kids log read, write, and build sessions, save projects and photos, and work through challenges with parent-set rewards.
✓ Daily activity logs
✓ Projects and photos
✓ Challenges and rewards
✓ Weekly recaps, levels, and stickers
Activity Log
Quick enough to keep up with every day, even when the day is full.
Projects
Save the work itself alongside the progress that got your child there.
Challenges + Rewards
Use milestones and parent-set rewards to keep early momentum going.
Levels + Stickers
Each new level earns a real sticker to add to the collection.
Weekly Recaps
See sessions, minutes, streaks, points, projects, photos, and challenge updates from the previous week.
Parents can customize every coupon and the final reward.
Challenges + Rewards
Start with a short kickstart or sampler, then keep momentum going with milestones and rewards that fit your child’s age and interests.
Level stickers are separate from challenge rewards: challenges help kids finish short sprints, while levels celebrate the bigger habit they are building over time.
Early Win Ideas
Choose dessert tonight
Pick family movie night
Extra 20 minutes of game time
Bigger Reward Ideas
Parent-child outing
New build kit or book
Special weekend activity
You decide the goals, pacing, and rewards so challenges fit your child’s age, interests, and routine.
Monday Email
4
Read
3
Write
2
Build
Highlights
Weekly projects, photos, and challenge updates in one summary.
Weekly Recaps
Every Monday, you get a simple snapshot of reading, writing, building, streaks, points, projects, and photos from the previous week.
See sessions by type, total minutes, streaks, and points at a glance.
Review projects, photos, and challenge updates without digging through logs.
Know what to celebrate and where a gentle nudge would help this week.
Level Stickers
Each new level earns a real ReadWriteBuild sticker. The first 3 start the collection; later stickers are revealed as kids keep leveling up.
The first 3 ReadWriteBuild level stickers are shown. 9 more stickers reveal as kids level up.
How it works
Each new level earns a real sticker.
There are 12 level stickers to collect.
The first 3 are shown; later stickers are revealed as kids level up.
FAQ
ReadWriteBuild Membership currently includes Homeschool Records for attendance, learning logs, curriculum, highlights, and parent-reviewed progress reports, plus the Activity Hub: daily logging, progress timelines, projects, challenges, rewards, weekly recaps, level stickers, and starter activities that help your family begin quickly.
Your first 30 days are free. After that, ReadWriteBuild Membership is $15/month for Homeschool Records plus full access to the Activity Hub.
Yes. Start with today’s attendance, one completed lesson, or one activity your child actually did. You can add older records later only if they are useful.
Yes. ReadWriteBuild is built around a family account, so you can keep each child’s homeschool records and Activity Hub progress organized separately.
Spreadsheets and paper planners are a great fit for some families, especially if you already keep them current. ReadWriteBuild is for families who want records connected in one place, a kid-facing Activity Hub that makes logging and projects more fun, and an optional parent-to-parent Records + Review path when they want another set of eyes.
Right now, the clearest supported output is a printable progress report from saved homeschool records. Broader export formats may come later, and ReadWriteBuild is not a substitute for confirming official requirements in your state.
Yes. Homeschool Records help you collect attendance, completed work, curriculum, highlights, and progress reports you can review later. Those records make it easier to notice patterns and choose the next learning-cycle focus.
ReadWriteBuild can help organize records for review and includes source-backed guidance for specific situations, including Florida, Texas, and California state record guides. Requirements vary by location, so this is not legal advice or a compliance guarantee.
Start your free trial through secure checkout, confirm your email with a magic link, add your child, then start with a simple homeschool record or a short Reading, Writing, Building Kickstart.
Most families can log a day in under a minute. You can keep it simple with the session type, time, and a note, then add photos or project details whenever you want.
No separate kid login is required. A parent can log activities for younger kids, or kids can use the Activity Hub from a shared family device while the parent manages the account.
Each time your child reaches a new level, they earn a real ReadWriteBuild sticker. The first 3 stickers are shown here; the rest are revealed as they keep leveling up. Level stickers celebrate long-term progress; challenge rewards are separate and chosen by parents.
Yes. Your first 30 days are free, then ReadWriteBuild Membership is monthly and can be canceled anytime. After checkout, you can manage or cancel your membership from your account. Read the cancellation policy.
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