The Learning Haus
Flexible Learning · Meaningful ConnectionA modern homeschool co-op in the heart of Kendall — where children learn and interact in small pods, and parents are welcome to stay, work, or simply belong.
Scroll to beginOur PhilosophyThe Learning Haus is not a school. It is a collective — a small, intentional community of families and children who learn, play, and grow together through the full shape of a year.
We built this for the family that wants a co-op experience for their homeschooled child. A place where structured learning, genuine friendship, and real community come together in one beautifully designed space.
Three pedagogies, one ideaChildren learn best when they feel seen.
Our approach blends three educational philosophies that share a common thread: the pace of a child's mind deserves respect, not rushing.
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The Good and the Beautiful
A gentle, beautifully illustrated approach grounded in strong phonics and math foundations. It respects the pace of a child's mind and honors the beauty of the natural world.
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Montessori
Practical life activities woven throughout every day — pouring, sorting, caring for plants, preparing snacks. Real skills in a real environment, building independence and concentration.
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Reggio Emilia
Children are given space to follow their own curiosity through long-form project work. A question about the moon becomes a two-week exploration. The child leads; the guide follows.
A day in the hausThe shape of your week.
Two pods of five children run at the same time, each with their own dedicated guide. Two sessions daily. Seven gentle transitions. A rhythm that honors how young children actually learn.
MWF
Mon · Wed · FriT/TH
Tue · Thu0:00 · 15 MINArrival & welcome
Settle in, free choice, quiet play
0:15 · 20 MINMorning meeting
Both pods together · circle time
0:35 · 30 MINLearning block one
The Good and the Beautiful
1:05 · 30 MINSnack & transition
Practical life skills together
1:35 · 30 MINLearning block two
Montessori & Reggio activity
2:05 · 30 MINEnrichment block
Art · Music · Spanish · Yoga · STEM · Cooking
2:35 · 25 MINPretend play until pickup
Both pods together · imaginative free play
Our spaceA home, not an institution.
The Learning Haus is one thoughtful space, designed for the whole family. The children’s area is the heart of The Learning Haus — purposeful rooms for focused learning, imaginative play, quiet reading, and enrichment activities. The parent lounge sits steps away, a calm space for you to stay, work, or simply belong while your child is in session.
FOR THE FAMILYA lounge that welcomes parents to stay.
A bright, defined space where parents can settle in with coffee, work quietly or interact with other parents — calm, unhurried, and personal.
The family lounge
FOR THE CHILDRENRooms designed for how children learn.
The children's program area holds the heart of The Learning Haus — purpose-built spaces for focused work, imaginative play, quiet reading, and group gathering. Each area is intentionally designed around the daily rhythm
The pretend play area
A focus room
The little library
Our CommunityYou're joining a collective.
With only 40 families across our full week, every parent will know every child. Every family will know every other family.
Playground Mornings
Monthly · SaturdayCasual gatherings at a rotating Miami park. Parents sip coffee while children play in a space they already love. No planning required.
Family Potlucks
Seasonal · Friday eveningsGatherings at The Learning Haus. Families bring a dish, kids play, parents finally sit and talk at length.
Group Outings
Quarterly · ThemedPumpkin patches in October. Botanical gardens in March. Science museum in May. We coordinate — you show up.
Seasonal Events
Four times a yearHarvest Festival, Winter Pajama Storytime, Spring Garden Party, Summer Picnic. The traditions that make a community.
Year at glanceA full year of wonder.
Each month has a thematic focus that runs through curriculum, enrichment, and even the pretend play area. The progression starts with the child's own world and expands outward through community, nature, and eventually the cosmos.
Fall
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All About Me
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Community Helpers
OctoberFall, Pumpkins & Nature
Winter
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Gratitude & Traditions
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Holidays Around the World
JanuaryArctic Animals & Winter
Spring
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Love & Kindness
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Gardens & Growing Things
AprilOceans & Sea Life
Summer
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Space & Stars
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Camping & Adventure
JulyTransportation
EnrichmentSix disciplines, one beautiful rotation.
Beyond the core learning blocks, every child at The Learning Haus experiences a thoughtful rotation of enrichment disciplines — exposure to art, language, movement, science, music, and life skills. The breadth is intentional. Young children deserve to discover what they love.
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Art
Children explore color, texture, and form through mixed-media projects tied to the monthly theme. Process over product — what matters is the discovery, the choice, and the conversation around the work.
Watercolor · clay · collage · nature pressing · printmaking
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Music & Movement
Rhythm games, group songs, instrument exploration, and full-body movement work. Children build coordination, listening skills, and the kind of confident self-expression that makes them feel at home in their bodies.
Group singing · rhythm sticks · scarf dancing · simple choreography
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Spanish
Gentle conversational exposure to Spanish through songs, stories, and themed vocabulary. Not a drill, not a flashcard exercise — a warm introduction to a second language at the age it sticks most easily.
Greetings · color words · family vocabulary · simple storytime
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Yoga & Mindfulness
Child-friendly yoga poses, breathing exercises, and quiet moments of stillness. Children learn to name their feelings, settle their bodies, and find a calm they can return to throughout their day.
Animal poses · belly breathing · gratitude circle · gentle stretching
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STEM & Sensory
Hands-on experiments, building challenges, and rich sensory play that builds curiosity and problem-solving. Real materials, real questions, real discovery — the way young scientists actually learn.
Magnets · plant cycles · simple machines · water tables · counting games
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Cooking & Life Skills
Children prepare simple snacks, practice kitchen safety, and learn the practical-life skills that build independence. Measuring, mixing, pouring, cleaning up — the small competencies that grow real confidence.
Fruit salads · simple baking · table setting · garden harvesting
HOW THE ROTATION WORKSEvery child experiences every discipline.
Enrichment activities rotate on a six-week cycle, woven into the daily Enrichment Block. Whether your child attends MWF or T/TH, they'll move through all six disciplines across the season — building a balanced, well-rounded foundation across body, mind, language, and creativity.
Memberships & EnrollmentOne season at a time.
Enrollment happens in three-month seasonal sessions. A rhythm that matches how families actually think about the year, with clear commitment windows and priority renewal for current families.
Option oneMWF
Monday · Wednesday · Friday
$975
per month
Full season upfront $2,780 — save 5%
Option twoT/TH
Tuesday · Thursday
$725
per month
Full season upfront $2,065 — save 5%
A one-time $250 enrollment fee applies to first-time families. Current families have a 14-day priority window each season to renew their spot before it opens to the waitlist.
Common questionsThings every family wonders.
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Something else. We're a homeschool enrichment collective. Parents remain the legal homeschool, and The Learning Haus provides structured sessions, small-group instruction, enrichment, and community. Think of us as the space where your homeschool lives for part of the week.
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Yes. Because we operate as an enrichment center for homeschooling families, parents need to file the Notice of Intent with Miami-Dade County. If this is new to you, we'll walk you through every step.
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Small groups change everything. A 1:5 guide-to-child ratio means your child is deeply known, their needs are noticed, and real connection happens every day. It's also why our community feels intimate rather than institutional.
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Our afternoon block starts at 2:30 PM precisely so it doesn't interfere with nap time. Morning families wrap by 1:00 PM — plenty of time for an afternoon rest at home. Many of our youngest children attend in the afternoon.
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Currently, enrollment is for one block per day. The midday break protects our guides and lets us reset the space thoughtfully between sessions.
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Yes — we welcome parents to read a story, share a skill, or help with a seasonal project. Just give us a heads-up so we can welcome you into the flow of the day.