What we run
Learning together looks different here. Our homeschool enrichment programs combine meaningful academics with the kind of hands-on experiences young children naturally learn from. Rather than moving through disconnected worksheets and lessons, each month begins with a big idea. We explore it through literature, literacy, math, science, art, sensory play, nature, movement, and collaborative projects. Different ages may approach the same idea in different ways because children don't need identical work to learn together.
Tuesdays & Thursdays
Perfect for families looking for a consistent homeschool community where children can learn, play, create, and build friendships together. Our Tuesday & Thursday Homeschool Enrichment Program combines purposeful play with literacy, early mathematics, science, creative exploration, and hands-on projects. Small groups allow children to learn alongside peers while being supported at their individual developmental level.
Meets at: Jupiter Learning Studio
A typical week: Every class is a little different, but our predictable rhythm gives children the security of knowing what comes next while leaving plenty of room for curiosity and spontaneous discovery. Invitation to Play → Welcome Ritual → Letters & Sounds → Storytime → Themed Exploration → Journaling → Closing Reflection
Homeschool Enrichment Community Membership FALL
$425.00 / child
−15% off each additional child
Add-on: Annual Registration Fee — $75.00 / child
4 seats left
Mondays, 10am–11:30am
Follow the monarchs on one of nature’s most extraordinary journeys! During this three-week outdoor Nature Study, young naturalists will explore monarch butterflies, the habitats they depend on, and their incredible fall migration through Florida and along the Gulf Coast. Through stories, hands-on investigations, sensory exploration, nature journaling, and process art, we’ll discover how something as small as a butterfly can travel so far—and what we can do to help protect them along the way.
Meets at: Northern Palm Beach County
Following the Monarchs: 3-Week Nature Study | Ages 4–7
$75.00 / child
−10% off each additional child
Full — join the waitlist
Enrollment reserves your child's place in our small-group program for the entire semester. Tuition is based on reserving a space in the program rather than attendance at individual class sessions. For this reason, tuition is non-refundable, and refunds, credits, make-up classes, or reductions in tuition are not provided for absences or voluntary withdrawal from the program. Families using scholarship funds acknowledge that payments are applied toward the reservation of their child's semester enrollment and participation in the program. By enrolling, families agree to these tuition and attendance policies prior to the start of services.
Oct 14, 2026
Fly into a morning of magical play inspired by Room on the Broom! Children will enjoy witchy sensory explorations, a creative art project, and an enchanting interactive storytime.
−15% off each additional child
PGA National Park
Oct 30, 2026
Favorite stories come to life! Children are invited to dress as a beloved book character and join our storybook parade, with themed sensory play, an open-ended art project, and storytime featuring There’s a Monster in Your Book by Tom Fletcher. Costumes are encouraged but never required!
−15% off each additional child
Lilac Park
Pick a membership period above and book directly — a full period automatically offers a waitlist spot instead.
To foster a strong sense of community, our cohort will be capped, intentionally keeping our group size small. If classes are filled, please consider completing an interest form to be added to the waitlist. We will meet Tuesdays & Thursdays, specific time is determined by groupings. Classes will not run on holidays. A specific calendar with dates, times, and locations will be provided upon enrollment and payment. The Little Literacy Collective does not discriminate on the basis of race, ethnicity, religion, national origin, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability, family structure, or any other protected status.
Please dress your child in comfortable clothing that can get messy. We love paint, mud, sensory play, water exploration, and outdoor adventures! Closed-toe shoes are strongly encouraged for safety, and we recommend bringing a change of clothes for our youngest learners or especially messy days.
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Occasionally, families may be invited to bring an item connected to our monthly theme or a special classroom project.
Life happens! Please let me know if you're running behind. We'll welcome your child into the class as smoothly as possible while minimizing disruption to the learning environment.
We understand that illnesses and family commitments happen. Please notify us if your child will be absent. Because our curriculum builds throughout the semester and enrollment reserves your child's place, missed classes are not refundable and cannot always be recreated.
Families are invited to volunteer through our Village Council, which helps support field trips, family events, classroom celebrations, our annual yearbook, and other community-building experiences throughout the year.
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