Designed for children ages 2 to 13
Age-appropriate experiences connect biblical truth with conversations, projects, and habits children can practice at home.
MasterSteps for Families
Help your children discover who they are in Christ.
A live, practical formation path for children and parents who want faith to shape everyday life.
Discover Home SchoolHome School
Formation for life, alongside school.
Home School is MasterSteps' integral formation program. It does not replace academic school; it complements it by helping children grow in identity, purpose, character, and practical skills.
Curriculum
Six areas that prepare children for real life.
- Identity in Christ
- Talents and purpose
- Personal safety
- Creativity
- Entrepreneurship
- Finances
Live classes taught by MasterSteps
MasterSteps mentors lead the sessions online, guide each activity, and give families a clear rhythm to continue learning between classes.
Support for parents
You are accompanied, too.
Parents receive classes with the mentor and personalized support to apply each topic at home, ask questions, and walk alongside their children.
Membership plans
Simple pricing for every family size.
Choose monthly billing or pay for ten months and receive a full year.
1 child
$50
USD / monthBilled monthly
Save 17%
Ask about enrollment2 children
$75
USD / monthBilled monthly
Save 17%
Ask about enrollment3 children
$90
USD / monthBilled monthly
Save 17%
Ask about enrollmentTalk with our team
Tell us about your family
Share your children's ages and your questions about Home School. Our team will contact you with the next available class and enrollment details.
Frequently asked questions
What families usually want to know.
Does Home School replace school?
No. It complements academic education with integral, Christ-centered formation.
What ages can participate?
The program is designed for children from 2 to 13 years old, with age-appropriate activities.
Who teaches the classes?
MasterSteps mentors teach the live online classes and accompany parents throughout the process.
Can we participate if we do not attend a church?
Yes. Families can participate directly; belonging to a congregation is not required.