Made in BC · Hosted in Canada

Homeschool curriculum tracker for Canada

Compass helps homeschool families organize learning goals, track what is planned or covered, and see what they may want to explore next. Clearer learning coverage, without building another spreadsheet.

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Canadian-made Planned · Covered · To Explore Progress summaries Custom curriculum Works with CARL
Compass homeschool curriculum-coverage dashboard
Homeschool tracking without the spreadsheet spiral

See what you’ve covered, what’s planned, and what still needs attention.

Homeschool learning can happen through lessons, projects, books, field trips, conversations, worksheets, and interest-led activities. Compass gives you a clearer way to organize it.

Track covered learning

Log what your child has worked on, whether it came from a lesson, project, reading, outing, or activity.

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Plan what’s next

Mark learning goals as planned so you can see what is coming up without losing track of the bigger picture.

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Spot areas to explore

See subjects, goals, or themes that may need more attention, then decide what fits your family next.

Create summaries

Pull together clearer planning notes and progress summaries for your own records and reflection.

Compass + CARL

Know what’s next, then build it.

Compass is strongest when it helps families see the learning path. CARL is strongest when it turns that next step into a lesson, project, worksheet, or activity.

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Track the learning path

Use Compass to organize goals, track covered learning, and see what is planned or still open.
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Choose the next focus

Pick a subject, goal, topic, or gap that makes sense for your child and family rhythm.
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Build it in CARL

Create lessons, activities, projects, worksheets, assessments, and parent-facing supports.
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Why tracking gets messy

Homeschool learning rarely fits neatly into one notebook.

Many families use a mix of curriculum, custom goals, online resources, books, projects, field trips, and child-led interests. Compass helps keep that learning visible.

Without a tracker

Everything lives in too many places.

It can be hard to remember what was planned, what was actually covered, and what still deserves attention.

  • ×Plans live across PDFs, notebooks, tabs, folders, and memory.
  • ×It is hard to see coverage across subjects over time.
  • ×Interesting projects do not always get captured as learning evidence.
  • ×Planning next week means rebuilding the big picture again.
With Compass

The learning picture is easier to see.

Compass gives families a clearer way to organize goals, coverage, next steps, and summaries.

  • Track what is covered, planned, or still to explore.
  • Use custom curriculum or learning goals as your reference point.
  • Spot subjects or areas that may need more attention.
  • Send next-step ideas into CARL for lesson and activity planning.
What you can track

Organize the learning without making home feel like a school office.

Compass is meant to make learning coverage easier to understand, not add another layer of busywork.

Subjects and goals

Track learning across subjects, themes, curriculum areas, or custom family goals.

Language Arts Math Science

Plans and coverage

Mark learning as planned, covered, or still to explore so next steps are easier to choose.

Planned Covered To explore

Evidence and summaries

Keep track of activities, projects, discussions, reflections, and resources used along the way.

Projects Reflections Notes
Canadian-made tracking support

Made in BC, hosted in Canada, and designed for family-controlled tracking.

Compass helps families make learning coverage visible without deciding what your homeschool should be. You choose the goals, interpret the progress, and decide what makes sense next.

Hosted in Canada A better fit for Canadian families looking for privacy-conscious education tools.
Custom curriculum Use provincial goals, purchased programs, family goals, or custom learning outlines.
Family-controlled Compass helps organize the picture, while families decide what matters next.
Works with CARL Use Compass to find the next focus, then CARL to create the lesson or activity.
FAQ

Questions about homeschool tracking with Compass.

Short answers for homeschool families, parents, tutors, and educators comparing Compass with spreadsheets, planners, and record-keeping tools.

Can homeschool families use Compass?
Yes. Compass can help homeschool families organize learning goals, track planned and covered learning, and see what they may want to explore next.
Is Compass only for classroom teachers?
No. Compass can support classroom teachers, homeschool families, tutors, and educators who want a clearer way to organize learning coverage.
Can I use my own homeschool curriculum?
Yes. Compass can support custom curriculum and learning goal organization, depending on how your materials are structured. Families can use provincial goals, purchased curriculum, custom plans, or family-created learning outlines.
What is the difference between Compass and CARL?
Compass helps you track the learning picture: what is planned, what has been covered, and what still needs attention. CARL helps turn those next steps into lessons, projects, worksheets, activities, and supports.
Can Compass tell me exactly what I legally have to teach?
No. Homeschooling and home education requirements vary by province and territory. Compass is a planning and organization tool, not legal advice or provincial approval. Families should check the requirements that apply where they live.
Homeschool tracking with Compass

Start by tracking one subject.

Choose a subject, add your learning goals, mark what has already been covered, and use Compass to see what might come next.

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