Abeka Homeschool review
A structured K4–12 curriculum combining parent-led materials with video instruction.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Abeka Homeschool provides Christian curriculum for preschool through grade 12, combining parent-led textbooks, lesson plans, teaching aids, subject kits, and Abeka Academy video instruction. It is designed for families seeking structured, full-grade instruction with guidance for parents rather than a standalone student-only course. The curriculum covers core areas including language arts, mathematics, history or geography, science or health, and Bible, with additional electives available in secondary grades.
The published plans show monthly pricing by grade and format. K4 Video Instruction costs $44.40 per month, while K5 costs $72.40. Grades 1–6 cost $108.40, Grades 7–8 cost $126.40, and Grades 9–12 cost $128.40 per month. Single-subject options include Language Arts Full-Year Video at $72.50 per month, and Arithmetic or History Full-Year Video at $57.50 per month. Plans include video lessons and manuals, while full-grade video instruction also includes progress reports, test and quiz books, and keys. Pricing varies by grade, courses, program option, and whether books are included.
Abeka’s main strength is its breadth of structure: families can use step-by-step lesson plans, printed and digital materials, quizzes, tests, answer keys, and a mobile dashboard for calendars, lessons, and assignments. Video instruction is available through streaming or DVD delivery, supporting both digital and offline formats. Optional accredited enrollment and transcripts add a formal pathway for families who need those services. Families wanting a Christian, guided curriculum with materials organized across an entire grade are the clearest fit. Those seeking a secular program, a free option, or a narrower and lower-cost starting point should consider alternatives.
Abeka Homeschool pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Covers K4 through 12th grade with full-grade and single-subject options
- Combines video lessons, printed materials, plans, assessments, and progress reports
- Offers streaming or DVD delivery plus optional accredited enrollment and transcripts
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan; the curriculum uses a paid monthly model
- Full-grade monthly prices increase for older grade levels
- Christian curriculum may not suit families seeking secular materials
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