Easy Peasy vs Gallop
Easy Peasy All-in-One Homeschool is a gift to homeschool families. Lee Giles, a homeschool mother of six, built it from her own children's assignments, and it is free. Each level has 180 days of lessons in reading, writing, math, history, science, Spanish, Bible, music, art and more, all using free materials online. Your child clicks the day's assignment and goes. Where some families want more help is the parent's side. Easy Peasy keeps no records, and the parent checks answers and keeps track. Gallop does the checking, planning and reporting for you.
The short version
| Easy Peasy | Gallop | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free. Donations are welcome, and printed books are sold in their store. | $34/month for one child, $54/month for up to 4. Yearly: $348 or $552. |
| Grades | Preschool to 8th, with a sister high school site | K-12 |
| Subjects | Reading, writing, grammar, spelling, vocabulary, math, history and geography, science, Spanish, Bible, computer, music, art, PE and health, logic | Math, English language arts, science, social studies, Spanish |
| How lessons are taught | Daily assignments link to free readings, videos and activities online, with some worksheets to print | Short guided lesson read aloud by a natural voice, then questions |
| Placement | A placement test for math, reading and language arts (K-8). The parent chooses the level and can mix levels. | A placement check finds your child's real level in each subject, below or above grade |
| After a wrong answer | The parent checks work using answer pages | Gallop explains why that answer is wrong, specific to the mistake, and gives a second try. If a skill stays stuck, a Skill Drill re-teaches it. |
| Parent tools | My EP Assignments tracks the lesson and day. Easy Peasy keeps no records, so the parent keeps them. | Weekly parent report, parent dashboard, printable Records report |
| Ads | Lessons link to outside sites, and Easy Peasy suggests an ad blocker | No ads, data never sold, children can't chat or type free text |
| Free trial | Free to use | 7 days, no card needed |
What Easy Peasy does well
It's complete, it's free, and it's made with a lot of love. Siblings can study the same history and science theme together. Art, music, Bible and PE are built in, which is hard to find anywhere at this price. There are offline books for families who want less screen time, and a large community of parents in their Facebook groups.
Where Gallop is different
- A placement check finds your child's real level in each subject, so you don't have to judge it yourself.
- Every skill opens with a short guided lesson read aloud by a natural voice.
- Gallop checks every answer. A wrong answer gets an explanation specific to the mistake and a second try. If a skill stays stuck, a Skill Drill re-teaches it.
- Today's Plan sets a short daily session for each child.
- You get a weekly parent report, a parent dashboard and a printable Records report.
Cost, honestly
Easy Peasy is free, and Gallop is not. With Gallop you're paying for the checking, the re-teaching, and the records being kept for you. If you're happy to grade and keep records yourself, Easy Peasy covers a lot of ground for nothing. Gallop is an approved Arizona ESA vendor and Arkansas EFA provider, paid through ClassWallet, if you have those funds.
Who should pick which
- Pick Easy Peasy if you want a free, faith-based curriculum with Bible, art and music, and you don't mind checking work and keeping records.
- Pick Gallop if you want each answer checked and explained, stuck skills re-taught, and a report each week without doing the grading.
- Some families do both: Easy Peasy for Bible, art and music, and Gallop for the five core subjects.
FAQ
Easy Peasy is free. What does Gallop add?
Gallop checks every answer, explains each mistake with a second try, re-teaches a skill that stays stuck, plans a short session each day, and sends you a weekly report. Lessons are read aloud by a natural voice.
Can we use Easy Peasy and Gallop together?
Yes. Gallop covers math, English language arts, science, social studies and Spanish. Some families keep Easy Peasy for Bible, art, music and PE.
Will Gallop keep records for me?
Gallop gives you a weekly parent report, a parent dashboard and a printable Records report. Gallop is curriculum, not an accredited school, so it does not issue diplomas or transcripts.
Can I try it first?
Yes. Try 7 sample questions, or start the 7-day free trial. No card needed.
Sources (checked October 2026)
- Easy Peasy All-in-One Homeschool home page (free, 180 days, subjects, PreK-8, records): https://allinonehomeschool.com/
- Easy Peasy FAQ (no enrollment, no records, placement, answer pages): https://allinonehomeschool.com/faq/
- Easy Peasy overview (how lessons work, outside links, answers): https://allinonehomeschool.com/overview/
- Easy Peasy placement resources: https://allinonehomeschool.com/placement-guides/
- Easy Peasy All-in-One High School: https://allinonehighschool.com/