Learning Math WITHOUT Curriculum
A SELF-PACED COURSE FOR PARENTS
Feel More Confident About Unschooling Math
Let's face it, traditional schooling methods for teaching math just haven't been effective for most of us. The search for the perfect curriculum to engage our children and eliminate power struggles seems like an impossible task for many parents.
But what if the answer isn't a different curriculum, but a different approach altogether?
Enter the Learning Math Without Curriculum Course, created by Sue, an experienced unschooling parent who has been guiding others and walking this path herself since 1996. This self-paced program takes an unschooling approach to math, starting with the learner and the environment and working out from there.
$75.00 Self-Paced Course


WHEN ANOTHER CURRICULUM ISN’T THE ANSWER
What If You Could Stop Searching for the Perfect Math Program?
Maybe you’ve tried the colorful workbooks, the online lessons, or the program everyone recommended. You hoped this one would finally make math click, or at least make it less of a struggle.
Or maybe you haven’t started formal math lessons, but you keep wondering whether you should. You can see your child learning through their interests, yet math brings back the fear that you’re missing something important.
A different approach begins with understanding your child, looking at the life you share, and examining what you’ve been taught to believe about math.
Sue has been walking this unschooling path since 1996. In Learning Math Without a Curriculum, she brings together reassurance, everyday examples, and practical ideas to help you make that shift.
DOES THIS SOUND LIKE YOU?
You’re Ready for a Different Approach, But You Have Questions
You may feel ready to embrace unschooling, until someone asks, “But what about math?” Suddenly, you’re wondering whether you should buy a curriculum, require a little practice, or make sure your child is keeping up.
You’re not alone in that hesitation. Math is often where school expectations hold on the tightest. This course gives you reassurance and practical ideas to help you see another way forward, even if you’re still feeling unsure.
This course is for you if:
- You love unschooling but still wonder how your child will learn enough math.
- You’re tired of the resistance and tension surrounding math lessons.
- You keep searching for a curriculum that your child will actually enjoy.
- You worry that letting go of formal lessons could limit your child’s future.
- Your own experiences with math make it hard to feel confident.
- You want to recognize mathematical thinking beyond worksheets.
- You’re wondering how this approach can work through the teen years.
A FRESH WAY TO SEE MATH
Start With Your Child and the World Around Them
Math is woven into everyday life, but it can be hard to recognize when you’re used to looking for lessons, written calculations, and completed assignments.
This course helps you look more closely at what’s already happening in your home and community. You’ll explore your role as an unschooling parent, ways to make opportunities available, and how to connect with your child without turning their interests into schoolwork.
The focus is on helping you understand and support learning, not giving you another program to make your child complete.
WHAT’S INCLUDED
Reassurance, Practical Ideas, and Space to Reflect
Watch, pause, reflect, and return to the material as you work through your questions.
Work through the course at your own pace, with:
- 90 minutes of video content exploring unschooling and math.
- Three core modules focused on your environment, your own perspective, and your child.
- Workbooks and journal pages to help you reflect and apply what you’re learning.
- Resource links for further exploration.
- A separate section on teens and math, including supporting the math they need without a curriculum.
INSIDE THE COURSE
Explore Math From Three Connected Perspectives
In the Nest
You'll be shocked to see all the math in your own home and community! Sue shares so many examples of how math is weaving through your every day activities!
All About YOU!
Our own childhood experiences with math, as well as the expectations of society, can have a huge impact on how we handle math with our own kids. This module helps us examine a little under the surface so we can be more intentional and deliberate.
Let’s Focus on the Kids!
his module is packed full of fun ideas and ways to connect with our kids through math activities and conversations.
Also included: A separate section devoted to helping teens learn math they need without using a curriculum!

SUPPORT FOR A DIFFERENT PATH
You Don’t Have to Work Through Your Math Worries Alone
Letting go of a familiar approach can feel uncomfortable, even when that approach has been creating frustration.
Sue’s experience as an unschooling parent and guide gives you another perspective to draw on. You can examine your fears, discover practical possibilities, and begin to feel more comfortable supporting math in your family’s life.
You don’t need to know every answer. You can start by seeing math differently.
But What About...?
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this a math course for my child?
This is a course for you, the parent. It helps you understand an unschooling approach to math and explore ways to support your child. It isn’t a sequence of math lessons or assignments for them to complete.
Do we need to be unschooling already?
You may already be unschooling, be considering it, or be looking for a different approach after frustrating experiences with math curriculum. The course introduces a perspective you can explore wherever you’re starting.
What if I’m not confident with math myself?
Your own relationship with math is part of the course. The second module helps you examine experiences and expectations that may be influencing how you approach math with your child.
Does the course include support for parents of teens?
Yes. Alongside the three core modules, there’s a separate section devoted to helping teens learn the math they need without using a curriculum.
Do I have to work through it on a schedule?
No. The course is self-paced, so you can take time with the videos, workbooks, journal pages, and resources.
Does unschooling mean we can never use a math curriculum?
No. Books, classes, videos, and curriculum can be resources when they serve your child’s interests or goals. You can explore an unschooling approach without treating any particular tool as forbidden.
