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Wildwood Curriculum review

Free#40 of 40 in Homeschool Curriculum

A flexible online curriculum resource with subject programmes and suggested readings.

4.2/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Wildwood Curriculum is a free, secular online curriculum resource created by volunteer homeschooling parents. Its Charlotte Mason-inspired programmes are intended for families educating children at home who want subject-by-subject guidance and room to adapt resources. Material is organized into forms for different age groups, including ages 6–9, 9–12 and 12–14, with Form 4 also listed. It is presented on the web rather than as a paid software service, making it a fit for families seeking a digital curriculum resource rather than a dedicated learning application.

The programme pages include suggested readings and resources, along with activities and approaches to teaching. Some subjects offer guidance on adapting or choosing materials, which gives parents latitude to shape a programme around their household. That flexibility also means families may need to source books themselves and make choices about subjects where they want their own programme, such as mathematics or foreign languages. Wildwood is most suitable for parents comfortable making those selections; it is less suited to families looking for a fully specified, uniform programme across every subject.

The structure is organized around subjects and age-group forms, rather than a single prescribed sequence. Families can use that organization to find material relevant to different ages, while retaining responsibility for assembling resources where needed. The published information describes lesson plans and parent guidance, but the available programme details emphasize suggestions and teaching approaches; families seeking a tightly scripted daily schedule or defined assessment system should compare alternatives with those requirements in mind. Choose Wildwood if a free, adaptable Charlotte Mason resource is the priority, and look elsewhere if comprehensive materials and consistent structure across all subjects matter more.

Wildwood Curriculum pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free subject-by-subject Charlotte Mason-inspired programmes
    • Forms organize programmes for ages 6–9, 9–12 and 12–14
    • Some subjects include guidance for adapting or choosing resources
  • Where it doesn't
    • Families may need to source books and other lesson resources
    • Families choose their own programmes for some subjects, including maths and languages
    • Online curriculum resource rather than clearly identified software

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