At Always Learning Books, we support and encourage you on your home educating journey, helping you find approaches that genuinely meet your family’s educational needs.
The resources we create are based on personal lived experience. We understand our subject, having built empathy and understanding of the needs of home educating families over 40 years of volunteering and advocacy in the homeschooling and unschooling community.
Our e-books are written for educating parents. They’re designed to build confidence, understanding, and trust in your own capacity to support your children’s learning. Rather than fill-in-the-blank curriculum materials, we offer insight into the why and how of home education in ways that respect your family, your children, and the learning that unfolds through real life. Please respect our copyright: materials for personal use only.
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Use our plans as a guide to developing your own in the years to come.
Our Learning Plans include:
✔️ a how to use guide
✔️ description of the learning environment
✔️ suggested resource lists for every subject
✔️ explanations of how to cover the Australian Curriculum subjects with real world learning
✔️ comprehensive collection of suggested activities and links to mostly free curriculum aligned lesson plans and unit studies
✔️ 8 key learning / subject areas
Attach your learning plan to your home education registration application or renewal.
Consider our All-In-One Planner Diary & Report and Learning Materials for Home Educating Families for a reassuring and confident start to your homeschooling adventure!
✔️ PDF: Only print the pages you need!
✔️ F-10 Year Level Outcome Checklists
✔️ Planning Pages
✔️ Diary Pages
✔️ Calendar Pages
✔️ Student Self-Assessment Pages
✔️ Australian Curriculum V9 Aligned
“Ideal for homeschoolers and unschoolers to plan and keep track of what, how and when their kids are learning, excellent for planned and spontaneous learning. What a time saver!” Tamara Kidd, TutorYourOwnChild.com
"As a recent family to home education, being able to track the 'non-curriculum based' aspects of our days have been invaluable! Thankyou for creating and sharing such helpful resources!" Prudence Chaz
"Seeing and using the template gave me just what I needed to help me get my learning plan and application sorted." Carol D
Combine with our Always Learning Homeschool Year Plans and Learning Materials for Home Educating e-book for a reassuring and confident start to your homeschooling adventure!
The Natural Learning Diary will help you recognise the natural educational embedded in your children's everyday activities such as chores, hobbies and play. This popular diary has helped many families feel confident and comfortable about developing a 'play curriculum' and allowing their children greater freedom and responsibility in determining their own learning outcomes and activities.
$3.99 — Print pages as you need them! — PDF
Feeling overwhelmed by homeschooling? Endless curricula options, conflicting advice, and the pressure to “do it all” can make planning feel impossible.
What if you could design a personalized learning plan for your child — one that fits their interests, your family's rhythm, and your goals — without stress or confusion?
With our mini-course eBook “Write Your Own Homeschool Learning Plan: 8 Simple Steps,” you can.
✔️ Step-by-step instructions for creating a homeschool learning plan that works for your family
✔️ Practical worksheets and checklists to map goals, subjects, and resources
✔️ Tips for tracking progress without feeling like a drill sergeant
✔️ Strategies to spark curiosity and motivation, not compliance
Everything is laid out clearly so you can start planning today — even if you've never created a learning plan before.
"The information is real and generous. Most books do not really explain 'how' as well as you do." Tracy, SA
"I cannot seem to get enough of your writings on the whole home ed subject! You portray a lot of wisdom, knowledge and experience..." Marie, NSW
"A fabulous source of information and inspiration. I am very pleased to have some of your titles on my bookshelf... providing me with wonderful, detailed information and resources." Faye, QLD
"Whenever I read your writing I always come away with increased confidence in my ability to provide and share a wonderful learning journey with my family. Thank you!" Maaike, VIC
"Your words and all the resources you share are like a lighthouse, especially for those of us at the beginning stages." Michelle B, WA
Beverley Paine, The Educating Parent
April Jermey, Always Learning Books
Tamara Kidd, Tutor Your Own Child, B.Teach(Primary)/B.A.,GCertEdStud
"This practical workbook, densely packed with Beverley's common sense ideas based on years of personal experience, is a comforting guide for parents just starting out on their homeschooling adventures." Grace C
"They are my bible. I'm always looking at them." Caroline Gault
The authors walk you through HOW to create a learning plan that that works for YOUR family, ticks all the home education registration boxes, covers the curriculum, and creates a solid foundation on which to grow your home educating experience! Designed to build your confidence as an educating parent.
Learn how to help the kids get the most out of homeschooling with these tried and proven home educational strategies. Create your own lesson plans and unit studies to suit your individual children' learning needs and watch them thrive as their motivation for learning grows! Packed with ideas and examples.
Learn how to record and use authentic and continuous assessment, evaluating your children's learning every day, and it can help you help confidently plan and implement homeschooling and life learning activities that meet their immediate and emerging learning needs. Includes real examples.
We know what it’s like to have doubts, to make mistakes, spend money we don’t have buying resources we never used. We know we all start in more or less the same space and how it feels to leave mainstream education to embark on this awesome adventure. Scary, right? But you’re not alone. Let Beverley help you.
Subscribe to The Educating Parent for $8 a month or $80 a year and start receiving her regular newsletter, plus homeschooling templates, guides, checklists, unit studies and more.
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A collection of short reflections sparked by quotes about learning, education, and childhood. Each piece begins with the words of educators, thinkers, and philosophers and unfolds into lived experience: homeschooling, unschooling, parenting, grandparenting, and the long arc of learning across a lifetime.
ISBN-13 978-187665123-6, 53 pages, e-book, $4.00
"Having a meaningful quote, about learning, parenting, what we do, can be stabilising in those early months of home educating. This collection, of quotes and reflections, are a meaning resource. I can see a new educating parent returning again and again, throughout their years of participating in a community of committed parents, and feeling a hug back that says “welcome to the community, welcome to the continuity of care, to children, to humanity." Tamara Kidd
Homeschooling children are rarely reflected in fiction, and yet their lives are rich with curiosity, freedom, friendship, and real-world learning. This Adventure Club children’s book series was written specifically for them.
Each story follows a group of homeschooling kids as they live and learn outside of school — exploring, questioning, and growing through everyday experiences and shared adventures.
Alongside each story is an optional, age-appropriate literature unit study, thoughtfully aligned with curriculum outcomes. These unit studies are designed to support families who want to extend the learning — adapt them to suit your child, your rhythm, and your approach to learning. Read the stories for enjoyment. Use the unit studies for inspiration. Or do both.
Tahlia Takes to the Sky
Tahlia, 9, wants to be a pilot. She spends her homeschool days reading about Amelia Earhart, sketching flying machines, and watching planes take off from the local airstrip. When she enters an Australia-wide STEM challenge for girls in aviation, she ropes in her homeschool friends for help with the design. Win or lose, the experience changes her—and opens the skies to more than just her dreams. © 2025, A5 e-book
Levi and the Town of Treasures
Levi, 10, is obsessed with architecture and design. For his homeschool project, he decides to create a model of their entire small town using recycled materials. As he interviews townsfolk and learns about local landmarks and hidden histories, he begins to see his sleepy town in a whole new light. The project soon draws the attention of the local council—and inspires a movement to preserve the town's heritage. © 2025, A5 e-book
Adventure Club and the Lost Map
After a busy homeschool co-op morning activity, the Adventure Club kids head into the conservation park behind Zara's house for an impromptu exploration of Wombat Hollow. Led by curiosity and Zoe's adventurous spirit, they stray from the marked path and discover a hidden cave sparkling with mystery. © 2025, A5 e-book
Adam and the Truce Treehouse
When Adam arrives at the homeschool co-op meeting in the forest, he struggles to fit in. After destroying the cubby the kids had been building, he fears he'll never be accepted. But through patience, friendship, and teamwork—especially with Max's kindness—Adam finds his place. A heart warming chapter book about friendship, resilience, and the joy of creating something real together in nature. © 2025, A5 e-book, 48p
Ruby and the Reef Explorers
A group of curious homeschoolers led by eight-year-old Ruby set off to explore the fascinating rock pools and reef at Lady Bay during low tide. With buckets, nets, and a sense of adventure, they discover shells, crabs, sea stars, and shrimp, all while learning to observe and protect the creatures they find. © 2025, A5 e-book,12p
Beverley's first novel, YA Science Fiction, published by Greater Glider, 2002
Aquadome, an underwater colony is shrouded in mystery, hiding controversial genetic research and treacherous secrets. Psychic links draw teenagers Katya and Coen into an international conspiracy which threatens their very existence.
ISBN 978-1-876651-57-2, 2011, paperback, $9.95 (includes postage within Australia)
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"I borrowed and read this twice before buying my own copy." Bookel
"The action is swift, tautly written, and pulls no punches. Despite the breakneck pace of this novel, there is plenty to think about. Genetic engineering, cloning, cross-species communication, ethics, nature versus nurture, and the true meaning of family all form part of the story; death, redemption and identity are also part of the blend. The background information is blended seamlessly into the narrative; there are no awkward chunks of exposition, nor is the reader kept unnecessarily in the dark. This adventurous thriller is Beverley Paine's first published book, and a very accomplished debut it is!" Sally Odgers
Finding the 'right' curriculum can be daunting, more so because we have a plethora of choices. Beverley gives a brief summary of the most popular approaches and guides you to asking the kind of questions that will help you determine if it is the one for you and your family. From DIY writing-your-own-personalised curriculum for your child to buying a 'packaged curriculum' or enrolling your child in an online school or course, the emphasis is on working out what will work for your child and suit your family's situation.
ISBN 978-1-876651-57-2, 2011, e-book. $2.99
"Beverley has provided so much useful information and so many different ways of how to work best with your child and their style of learning. She has researched and used so many, while also making the description per style easy to understand. This is a document I will continue to refer to regularly as a guide. It also provides so many helpful links." Judy Nagel
"I'm known for saying that the benefits of home educating your children just keep on growing. And while that's true, it isn't all love and roses, there's a fair bit of sacrifice, hard work and way too many doubt-plagued days. Let me talk you through the ups and downs and hopefully help to build your confidence as we piece together a realistic vision of what home education is and can be for your family."
The first part of this e-book comprises a collection of article from Beverley's archives, and concludes with the notes from her popular Eyes Wide Open presentation at the 2020 Australian Homeschooling Summit.
ISBN 978-1-876651-66-4, 2021, ebook $2.99
"You are the reason I chose to homeschool. You made it all look possible. Thank you and thank you from my wonderfully educated and happy grown children." Kathryn Marks, SA
Three decades of home educating experience is pulled together in this comprehensive list of consumables, materials and resources; everything you can think of to inspire learning and creativity in the home educating environment. Arranged under the curriculum subjects of English and Language Development; Mathematics; Health and Physical Development; Humanities and Social Sciences; Science; The Arts; Technology and Information Technology. Also includes invaluable information and tips on how to set up your home to encourage and maximise learning opportunities.
ISBN 978-1-876651-48-0, 2008, e-book $2.99
"This is a wonderful home education resource that provides many useful suggestions on what kinds of learning materials and resources you may need, as well as ideas on how to set up your learning spaces at home. As a newcomer to homeschooling, this document takes a lot of the guess work out and provides clear ideas in simple category/list form to help start you on your journey without feeling too overwhelmed." Sophie Nelson
Home educating families are often asked the same questions, again and again. This book is here to help you meet those moments with confidence and ease.
Drawing on forty years of lived home education experience — with both her children and now her grandchildren — Beverley shares thoughtful, real-world responses to the most common objections homeschooling families encounter. These are not arguments to win debates, but grounded answers shaped by years of conversation, advocacy, and lived practice.
If you’ve ever felt caught off guard, unsure how to respond, or simply tired of explaining your choices, this book offers reassurance, clarity, and words you can return to when you need them.
ISBN 978-1-876651-43-5, 2008, e-book $2.99
"Thank you Beverley. You have given me the confidence I needed to educate my children." Hannah K, NSW
In this e-book Beverley combines her 2019 online conference presentation on socialisation with an excerpt from her Building Homeschool Networks to help reassure you, and hopefully arm you with some answers, when facing that prevalent and pesky question we all get asked, as well as share some of the different ideas families use to provide social opportunities for their children.
ISBN 978-1-876651-65-7, e-book, $2.99
"I am continuously astounded & supported by your wisdom & guidance. You have, from afar and completely unknowingly, been one of my greatest assets in achieving so much that is important to me, and to the lives of my children. Thank you." Samantha Johnson
Learning Without School explores what learning looks like when it is freed from timetables, classrooms, and compulsory instruction. Alongside Beverley’s reflections, the book includes a rich collection of “how we homeschool” stories from more than 30 home educating families across Australia.
These honest, fly-on-the-wall glimpses into ordinary days and weeks show what home education really looks like in practice — diverse, flexible, and deeply human. Together, they offer reassurance, inspiration, and a sense of possibility.
This is not a how-to manual or a prescription for doing homeschooling “the right way.” Instead, it gently demonstrates that there is no single right way. A wide range of approaches, rhythms, and styles are represented, affirming that families can — and do — find ways of learning that suit their unique needs.
ISBN 978-1-876651-60-2 , 2012, e-book 110 pages $3.99
“I have just finished re-reading "Learning Without School", very inspirational and reaffirming!” Kirby, SA
"Learning Without School and Getting Started with Homeschooling Practical Considerations. Both are books I found invaluable and still refer to in our 3rd year homeschooling." Rowena, VIC
Thinking about homeschooling but not sure where to begin? This practical, reassuring e-book answers the questions families ask most when they’re starting out.
Beverley Paine offers clear, thoughtful responses to common concerns — from confidence and learning to socialisation and navigating outside opinions. There are no rigid rules or one-size-fits-all solutions here, just grounded guidance to help you make informed choices that suit your family. A supportive starting point for families exploring home education.
Over 60 fundamental questions asked by families new to homeschooling are answered.
ISBN 978-1-876651-49-7, 2008, e-book $2.99
"Thankyou! The information you share will be used over & over again. Your resources are clear to understand and it helps so much to make ‘sense' when in a challenging time. I found the e-book version wonderful as it is instantly accessible. Much appreciated!" Amanda Jones
Containing many of Beverley Paine’s articles written during the first decade of home educating her children, this book covers a wide range of topics — from late readers and the value of play to socialisation, learning maths, and testing. Written with intimacy, honesty, and warmth, it offers a frank look at the day-to-day realities of homeschooling over several years.
The title comes from Beverley’s youngest child, who one day asked, “Mum, I’m learning in the absence of education, aren’t I?”, a perfect reflection of learning without school and traditional teaching methods. The book also chronicles the family’s journey from structured homeschooling to unschooling and natural learning, showing how curiosity, trust, and flexibility can guide a child’s education.
A reassuring and inspiring guide for parents who want to nurture confident, curious, and self-directed learners.
ISBN 978-1-876651-01-6, 1999, e-book $2.99
"This book helped me see home schooling as a practical possibility for our family, what home schooling can look like, and prepared me for some of the challenges that lay ahead. My son snuggled up beside me, and asked me to read it aloud to him and asked if he could start being homeschooled straight away, he didn't want to wait." Marika, SA
"It is all in here: how right it feels when natural learning is working well, what happens when we have insecurities ourselves, and the results so far. Beverley has been able to reflect the different moods, the ups and downs, that make the book a valuable resource for all those interested in home education, whatever their current style." Janine Banks, QLD
A comprehensive step-by-step guide which considers factors such as why start a group, how to manage and promote them, resolve conflicts, as well as list suggestions for different types of groups and activities.
Tap into Beverley Paine's three decades of active involvement in the Australian home education community. Since 1988 she has edited and produced newsletters, magazines, promotional leaflets, books and booklets, as well as organising Local Groups and Networks, homeschooling and unschooling Camps and Expos. In addition to presenting Workshops and Seminars Beverley has been a Keynote Speaker at Australian Conferences. She currently volunteers as an administrator for Australia's largest online home educating community, The Educating Parents Homeschooling and Unschooling.
ISBN 978-1-876651-56-5, 2010, e-book 110 pages $2.99
"This gave me the courage to create my own local homeschooling group, which is absolutely thriving and who meets every Tuesday on a regular, committed basis." Samantha J
Learn how to create your own ‘unit studies'! Personalise your children's curriculum by exploiting their natural curiosity to produce real education experiences that are also fun while covering learning across most of the curriculum subjects. Learn how to capitalise on your children's learning styles by incorporating how they individually learn best into the activities. There are several examples of unit studies to illustrate the principles and information in the booklet. Unit studies are essentially child-centred, parent-guided learning explorations!
ISBN 978-1-876651-45-9, 2008, e-book $2.99
"I bought Beverley's booklets when I first started out on my homeschooling journey (finished that now, with both in tertiary education) and they are AMAZING! Saved me from freaking out with my crazy fears about how I would ever do this!" Kirsten G, SA
Beverley Paine takes a fresh new approach to the issue of motivation in the home learning environment, or what most of us would call, "what to do when my child doesn't want to learn anything"! In her typical self-critical and analytical way she digs deep into the subject of motivation, unearthing some practical and useful tips and ideas to help make life easier for both parent and child.
Peppered with personal anecdotes and examples, Beverley's honest and authentic writing style will help you to discover a path toward developing trust in intrinsic motivation and less reliance on extrinsic motivation. Expect bunches of carrots, rather than bundles of sticks!
ISBN 978-1-876651-44-2, 2008, e-book
"I can't even adequately express how inspiring your common sense, experience, empathetic responses and articles over the years have been." Lusi Austin, That Homeschool Life
A refreshing practical approach to unschooling based on the needs of the child and family which demystifies and simplifies the philosophy and practice of this style of home education. Using a question and answer approach Beverley Paine uses real examples (with names changed) to help parents better understand how natural learning can enhance their home educating experience.
ISBN 978-1-876651-58-9, 2011, 89 pages, e-book $2.99
"Your guidance, understanding, support & words of wisdom changed our lives." Leslie L, NSW
"The natural learning method has been wonderful for us and one that I felt would suit our son; however, until I read your book I had assumed that it would not be an acceptable method. Your book gave me the confidence to go that way. I think that our first year would have failed drastically otherwise; eternal thanks from me." Sue H, NSW
Learn to take your children's everyday activities and wrap them up in the jargon of school – not only to help you report your children's learning to educational authorities if you need to, but also to help build your confidence that no matter what your children are doing, it is probably covered somewhere in the school curriculum – and it's definitely learning!
Beginning with an exploration of what jargon is and why it used, and the benefits of becoming confident (if not comfortable!) users of it, Beverley gives some examples of how we can use it when recording what and how our children are learning. There are also practical examples showing how to decode jargon, and a list of educational jargon with which you can have a play!
ISBN 978-1-876651-54-1, 2008, e-book $2.99
"I sat in a cafe about 9 years ago with that booklet to help myself learn the jargon and 11 years in, its almost natural speech!" Lusi Austin, That Homeschool Life
"You've kept a lot of us afloat when we were sinking. If only everyone would read your books while de-schooling their kids." Geradine, NSW
One of Beverley's earlier booklets, she describes her understanding of natural learning and how you can build a home educating life on your children's natural learning abilities. Allow your children to pursue their passions and interests and build learning programs around every day life.
ISBN 978-1-876651-54-1, 2008, e-book $2.99
"After reading this booklet, I feel encouraged and liberated. It is written simply and clearly, and reinforces my conviction that play, freedom and joy are integral aspects of Home Education. Beverley re-opened my eyes to the learning which occurs during child-initiated play; she offers examples and ideas of how we as parents can facilitate and support that learning as it happens. Her section on ‘What Natural Learning is NOT' dispels some of the myths and misconceptions about this approach. Beverley writes, as always, in a non-judgemental, objective manner." Leslie L, NSW
It's through playing games children learn to share and take turns, work and play together in constructive and sociable ways. To the children, of course, it's all about having fun! This collection of traditional games, largely taken from Beverley's memory as well as those of her friends, harks back to those halcyon days of childhood where long lazy summer evenings were spent playing chasey, hide'n'seek, or all-over-red-rover...
ISBN 978-1-876651-46-6, 2008, e-book $2.99
"We love playing games, and this booklet contains some great ones! Very simple, very effective, and lots of fun." Jennifer D
More than a foray into the different learning styles, in her usual reassuring and personal way Beverley discusses the ways in which environment affects our children's ability to learn effectively.
ISBN 978-1-876651-65-7, 2019, e-book $2.99
"Thank you for opening my mind up to understanding my children in this way." Fee D
"You have given me the confidence I needed ... I didn't even think about finding out my childs learning style, didn't even know this was a thing. to actually hear how different we all are and how it can effect us, has been an eye opener for me. ... I am so grateful. Thank you" Hannah K
Faced with an uncertain financial future, Michele Hasting, a Christian unschooling mother of seven years experience, begins to doubt her ability to continue teaching her children at home. Her insecurities lead her to begin to question her faith and her ability to provide an adequate education for her two boys.
The Homeschooling Trail is an intimate and detailed account of how the children in one family learn at home using an eclectic mix of methods and resources, finely tuned into the passing seasons of school work, community participation, and family life.
ISBN 1 87665131 8, 2004, e-book $2.99
"This is, however, not another book about picture perfect homeschoolers... the author invites us to “be a fly on our wall for a realistic day-by-day glimpse of homeschooling life”, including sports, video games, chores and some angst over covering academic basics. ... Most of all, the book is about trust. Trusting children to learn. Trusting ourselves as parents and as mothers – our intuition and our personalities are important in our homeschooling adventure. And, for Hastings , the importance of trust in God." Leonie Westenberg
"What I sometimes find in the home schooling community is a false projection of perfection that makes me discouraged. I love the way Michele tells it like it is—walking me through her days and sharing with me her passion for home schooling. Her delight-centered learning approach offers me freedom to do home school in a more laid-back, child-centered way."
Paula Moldenhauer
Drawing on her obvious enthusiasm for geography Beverley shows how to integrate this subject into your everyday life in simple, easy and achievable ways. With chapters on why teach geography, it's benefits, how to monitor your children's learning, as well as checklists to guide you as you plan your explorations, Beverley includes 100 ideas and activities you can implement to enhance learning geography from home.
ISBN 978-1-876651-52-7, 2010, e-book $2.99
"Thank you very much for providing me with wonderful, detailed information and resources." Faye C, QLD
Children immersed in a world where reading is valued and an everyday part of life naturally develop a desire to read. With help and encouragement they will soon become readers, even those for whom learning to decode the little squiggles on the page is difficult. In this booklet, Beverley includes dozens of practical and simple, tried and proven ways to encourage your child to learn to love reading.
ISBN 978-1-876651-47-3, 2008, e-book $2.99
"Your website and publications have been a fabulous source of information and inspiration and I am very pleased to have some of your titles on my bookshelf." Faye C, QLD
Drawing on her notes from her 2008 presentation at a conference held in Brisbane Beverley shares insights she's learned along the way as a home educating parent and talks about what she and Robin felt they did right, their regrets, and what they would do differently if they had their time over again. Beverley's honesty and frankness shines through her writing, imbuing them with authenticity. Two decades of home educating experience are packed into this gem of a booklet.
ISBN 978-1-876651-55-8, 2008, e-book $2.99
"Thank You for all your many, many reassuring words over many, many years. You probably don't know exactly how valuable you are to the Australian Home Ed community. I've been reading your stuff for maybe 8 years or more now. And I'm very grateful." Gythaa
Notes from the keynote speakers at the 2008 Adelaide Exploring Approaches to Home Education Seminar, all with many years of experience. Topics covered included: Unschooling, Classical Education, Steiner Inspired, Distance Education, Natural Learning and Unschooling, Using a Unit Study Approach, Charlotte Mason Home Education, Home Educating Children with Special Needs, and Discipleship Relational Based Home Education.
ISBN 978-1-876651-51-0, 2008, e-book $2.99
"This has consolidated my thought processes and reinforced my desire to do the best we can for our girls - OUR way!" Jenni, VIC
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