For homeschool co-ops · Ages 8–15 · Mixed-age friendly
A 12-week STEM curriculum your co-op can run together — one investigation, every age.
EdReal Labs are built for the way co-ops actually meet: mixed ages around one weekly question, a 90-minute rhythm, shared build stations, and facilitator guidance any parent can pick up. Screen-light, low-prep, no research required on your end.
Tell us your co-op size and grade band — we'll recommend the fit.
A homeschool co-op STEM curriculum should work for a mixed-age group in a single weekly meeting. EdReal Labs are 12-week, screen-light programs built around a shared predict-build-test-explain investigation on a 90-minute rhythm, with shared materials, per-learner evidence, and facilitator guidance that lets different parents lead week to week.
Made for how co-ops meet
One question, mixed ages
The whole group investigates the same weekly problem, with roles scaled to each learner's level.
A 90-minute weekly rhythm
Twelve sessions that fit a once-a-week co-op meeting across a semester.
Shared materials, individual evidence
Shared build stations; each learner keeps their own workbook and written thinking.
Easy facilitator handoff
Provided guidance means a different parent can lead any week without reteaching the arc.
How does EdReal work with mixed ages in one co-op class?
Each Lab runs on a shared predict-build-test-explain investigation, so a mixed-age group works on the same weekly question. Younger learners get more shared reading and recording support; older learners justify comparisons and lead more of the analysis. Roles can be split within a group so everyone contributes.
Does it fit a weekly co-op meeting schedule?
Yes. The Labs are 12-week programs built around roughly 90-minute sessions, which maps to a typical once-a-week co-op meeting for a semester. A documented 60-minute option is available for the AI Literacy Lab.
How are materials shared across a group?
Labs use shared physical models plus per-learner books and workbooks. A co-op can run shared build stations while each learner keeps their own written evidence, so materials stretch across the group without losing individual work.
What if a learner misses a week, or a different parent facilitates?
The provided session structure and facilitator guidance make handoff between parents straightforward, and the weekly rhythm is consistent, so a learner who misses a week can rejoin at the next investigation without a facilitator having to reteach the whole arc.
How does co-op pricing work?
EdReal is preparing for U.S. availability in August 2026. Tell us your co-op size and grade band and the team will follow up with group options and next steps.