What comes after Power Homeschool?
The next step for Pre-K to Grade 10.
Last updated: 11 October 2026
Power Homeschool is a list of video courses with automated scoring, which a parent runs without teacher support. If you are moving on from it, the four things worth replacing are a planned school day, work your child can do on their own, records that keep themselves, and one price for the whole family rather than one per child. LittleActivity does all four, and its games, printables and day plan are free to start with no account.
What Power Homeschool covers
Power Homeschool sells Acellus video courses to families who homeschool independently. A student watches short video lessons, answers practice problems that are scored automatically, and takes up to six courses at a time. The parent is the teacher of record and there is no diploma.
What your child is ready for next
- A day that is already planned, across several subjects, so nobody has to pick courses each morning.
- Work a child can start and finish alone: a game, a lesson and a printable for the same skill.
- Attendance, report cards and a portfolio that build themselves from what was done.
- Off-screen work every day, so the day still happens without a device.
Where to go on LittleActivity
LittleActivity is free to use with no account and no ads, and it runs from Pre-K to Grade 10, so the next step does not run out after one more year.
- Start a homeschool dayPick a grade and get today's plan. No account needed.
- Placement by subjectPlace each subject separately rather than one grade for everything.
- RecordsAttendance, report cards, portfolio and transcript, from the work completed.
- Off-screen school daysAn authored paper task for every school day, by grade.
- One family priceOur price is published before you sign up, and it covers the whole family.
What Power Homeschool did well
- A single, consistent teaching voice across a course, which video does well.
- Automated scoring, so a parent does not have to mark every answer.
- Remedial video when a student gets a problem wrong.
- A wide course list that includes high-school subjects beyond our Grade 10 ceiling.
Where we fall short: LittleActivity stops at Grade 10 and has no video teaching, so a child who learns best by watching a teacher, or who needs Grades 11 and 12, may be better served by a video-course programme.
The full comparison
Feature by feature, with what Power Homeschool does better and who should stay with it.
LittleActivity vs Power HomeschoolPower Homeschool is a trademark of its owner. LittleActivity is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Power Homeschool. Facts about Power Homeschool on this page describe its grade range and format as stated on its own public pages; we do not quote its prices here.
After Power Homeschool: common questions
What is a good alternative to Power Homeschool for several children?
Look for something priced per family rather than per student, with a planned day and records included. LittleActivity's games, printables and day plans are free with no account, and its paid plan is one family price that covers every child.
Can my child still work independently without video lessons?
Yes. On LittleActivity each skill comes as a game, a short lesson and a printable, and the day plan tells the child what to do next, so they can work through it alone. It is a different format from video: more doing, less watching.
How do I keep homeschool records after leaving Power Homeschool?
LittleActivity builds attendance, report cards, a portfolio and a transcript from the work your child actually completes, so records keep themselves as the day is done. You can start on one device without an account.