The September Collection

September homeschool unit studies focus on building self-awareness, healthy habits, and a strong understanding of family and community. These hands-on, play-based learning experiences help children explore who they are as individuals, how to care for their bodies through nutrition, and how they connect to the people and world around them. Through sensory play, STEM activities, literature-based learning, art, and dramatic play, these September themes support meaningful, real-world learning for preschool, kindergarten, and elementary students.

Browse Our May Unit Studies:

Back to School

Ease into the school year with a Back to School homeschool unit that builds early literacy, numeracy, and curiosity through hands-on exploration. Children engage with letters and words using mirror cube and light table activities, alphabet sensory bins, book pairings, and STEM-based projects that connect stories to print and early academic skills in a playful, engaging way.

Apples & Healthy Food

Encourage healthy habits and nutrition awareness with an Apples & Healthy Foods homeschool unit filled with sensory exploration, process art, literature connections, and creative dramatic play setups. This unit helps children learn about nutritious foods, food groups, and healthy choices while engaging in hands-on activities that make learning about wellness fun and memorable.

All About Me, My Family, & My Community

Explore identity, relationships, and community roles with an All About Me homeschool unit designed to help children understand themselves and the world around them. Through STEM activities, geoboard math, neighborhood-themed literature, and creative hands-on learning, children discover what makes them unique, how families function, and how communities work together in everyday life.

Additional books, field trip ideas, and enrichment resources are available in the September Learning Resources & Experiences page.