The Best Homeschool Subscription Boxes

Since we have been homeschooling our children for several years, we have had the chance to try many different homeschool subscription boxes from KiwiCo to Mel Science to History Unboxed.

Subscriptions boxes are very popular and great to add to your homeschool curriculum. Your kids will love them and it’s a great way to break up monotony and get some hands-on learning!

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Our Favorite Subscription Boxes

Best Coding Subscription Box

Bitsbox (for ages 6-12 years old)

Bitsbox is a monthly subscription box that teaches kids to code. Specifically, they teach JavaScript. Each month you receive a collection of cards with different JavaScript coding techniques to use on their website to create your own apps. The first box you receive will have an “Apper Keeper” three ring binder to handily store your cards. My daughter started doing this box at age 6 and LOVES it. It is recommended that your children start out with some reading and typing skills.

Little Passports USA Edition (for ages 7-12 years old)

This USA subscription is great for kids who love activity workbooks. My youngest loves to do workbooks so this is one of our favorites. Each month you get a 32 page workbook featuring 2 different states. The books are colorful and loaded with fun information about the state, as well as stickers and activities for the child to complete like mazes and word searches. There is also access to more information and activities online. The first package you get will include a USA field guide, a USA scratch book, a large wall-sized USA map, a welcome letter and a photo scavenger hunt project.

Steve Spangler Science (for ages 5-12)

This kit is great for younger students. It is well organized and easy for students to follow the instructions for each experiment. Each box has a theme, such as light energy or sound energy. In each box, you get supplies and cards that explain each experiment and the steps to do it – you even get a card with bonus experiments. Their website offers 2 subscription box options and a store to purchase individual kits and supplies.

My Explorations Space Scouts (for ages 6-12)

This is a fun way to learn about outer space. Included info and activities on astronauts, space exploration, planets and stars, this box is out of this world for those who want to learn more about the universe. Your first box includes a metal lunch box to store your monthly items, a solar system poster, a constellation card cover and ring to store your upcoming constellation cards, and more. Each month you get activity sheets, magnets for the lunchbox, stickers for the solar system poster, constellation card, craft and souvenir toys (boxes may vary). This company also offers a Flash to the Past history box for the same age group that we have not tried yet, but we want to!