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All About Learning Press review

#35 of 40 in Homeschool Curriculum

A focused curriculum choice for families prioritizing sequential reading and spelling instruction.

4.7/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

All About Learning Press publishes homeschool curriculum for reading, spelling, and elementary mathematics. Its materials are designed primarily for homeschooling parents, teachers, tutors, struggling learners, and students who benefit from sequential instruction. Reading progresses from pre-reading through Level 4, spelling includes seven levels, and elementary math includes five levels covering kindergarten through fifth grade. Reading and spelling materials can also serve teens and adults.

The curriculum follows a mastery-based approach with scripted or lightly scripted lessons, teacher manuals, student materials, readers, activities, games, and manipulatives. Placement tests for reading, spelling, and math help families select an instructional starting point. The published format combines physical curriculum sets and individual materials with optional digital support, including a letter-tile learning app. Lessons are structured for direct parent guidance rather than an entirely self-directed student experience.

All About Learning Press is a strong fit for families seeking a focused, sequential approach to literacy, especially when reading and spelling are the main priorities. Its elementary math offering adds useful coverage for younger learners, but the overall subject range is narrower than a full homeschool program spanning every core subject. Families should choose it when they want scripted instruction, mastery-based progression, and supporting readers and activities; those seeking a single broad curriculum across many subjects should look elsewhere. The programs are paid rather than free, and the product line is centered on curriculum materials instead of recurring subscription plans.

All About Learning Press pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Mastery-based, sequential instruction with scripted lessons
    • Multisensory reading and seven-level spelling curriculum
    • Placement tests and supporting materials for multiple subjects
  • Where it doesn't
    • Subject coverage centers on reading, spelling, and elementary math
    • Physical curriculum materials require advance planning and storage
    • Paid curriculum with no free plan

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