Curiosity Untamed

Extracurricular
Nine Areas of Discovery
Click the links below to see badge options in each section.  New badges are added each month.



Each badge has a list of requirements that encourages participants to learn new skills, acquire new knowledge, take field trips,  and provide service to their communities.  While there are certain requirements that are mandatory to earn a badge, there are plenty of optional requirements as well to let each participant focus on aspects of the topic that interest them.  


Fun for the Whole Family

With badge requirements from preschool age through adults, Curiosity Untamed badges can be earned by the whole family.  Requirements get more numerous and difficult as participants age . This allows all ages to work together at the same time.


Use the free HomeTrail planner to keep Curiosity Untamed beside co-op, activities, and records. Plus adds TrailGuide, Nest, Compass, generated packs and worksheets, grading, and transcripts when you want help carrying the plan through real life.

From curriculum to real life

Turn the plan you have into a homeschool that can flex

Keep curriculum, co-op days, activities, attendance, and records in one planner. Plus adds TrailGuide, Nest, Compass, generated packs and worksheets, grading, and transcripts around that same plan.

Now in Compass: turn an authorized curriculum PDF into planner sessions you review.

Ask TrailGuide to move the unfinished session you choose, while you stay in control.

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*These resources are not recommendations from HomeTrail. Inclusion in this list does not imply HomeTrail’s endorsement. Please do your own research to determine if a resource is a good fit for your family.

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