Curriculum Resources
There are countless options for curriculum for homeschooling families. When you are building your own curriculum, it can be hard to know where to start! Here are some curriculum ideas and resources to help.
HSLDA
We believe every child is unique. That children should learn in ways that meet their needs. And that you want the best for your child. Homeschooling gives you the freedom to personalize their education so they can realize their potential. HSLDA passionately advocates for the freedom to homeschool and offers support for every stage of your homeschool journey.
Time4Learning
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Easy Peasy All-In-One Homeschool
My son uses power homeschool for his “core” classes and that way we are 100% up to state regulations. Then we use outschool for some classes.
Power Homeschool
We are new to this (my twins are entering kindergarten), but will be using Logic of English, Math U See, and Handwriting without Tears.
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The Brave Writer
I am paying for ABC Mouse which I think is ok. We also use Khan academy kids & of course all kinds of YouTube subscriptions.
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Charlotte Mason-based Approach
Charlotte Mason based approach, with lots of reading, nature, and interest driven learning.
Handwriting Without Tears
The workbooks are fantastic and the wooden letter pieces are a must! It’s a great tactile and multi sensory program!
Fundanoodle
Magnetic letter pieces and muscle mover cards for movement breaks and activities.
Khan Academy
Khan Academy to supplement math work.
Logic of English Foundations
Logic of English Foundations, pricey, but really good. They have an Essentials program as well for kids who can already read. Orton Gillingham approach
