It’s that time of year again…time to settle down and finalize homeschool curriculum choices…at least for this month. You would think after more than a decade of homeschooling, I’d be a pro at this. But I put it off every year until I’m under the wire. Thankfully, it’s done…
Our Homeschool Curriculum for 2014-2015
Kindergarten (Girl)
Math
Language Arts
Science
History
Bible
Art
3rd Grade (Girl)
Math
Language Arts
- Wordly Wise A
- Explode the Code, Book 6
- Handwriting without Tears Grade 3 Kit
- Building Thinking Skills Level 1
- Handwriting Without Tears Cursive Grade 3
- All About Spelling
- Mind Benders Warm-Up K-2
- Remedia Publications
Science
History
Bible
Art
5th Grade (Girl)
Math
Language Arts
- Total Language Plus: Cricket in Times Square
- Total Language Plus: My Side of the Mountain
- Total Language Plus: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
- Handwriting without Tears: Can-Do Cursive
- Easy Grammar 5
- Mind Benders Book 3
- Building Thinking Skills Level 2
Science
History
Bible
Art
6th Grade (Boy)
Math
Language Arts
- Remedia Publications
- All About Spelling
- Building Thinking Skills Level 2
- Daily Grams 5
- Mind Benders Book 3
- Waker Uppers
Science
History
Bible
Art
9th Grade (Boy)
Math
Language Arts
- Movies as Literature
- Easy Grammar 180 Daily Teaching Lessons Grade 9
- Vocabulary from Classical Roots Book B
Science
History
Electives
- Thinking Toolbox: 35 Lessons that will Build Your Reasoning Skills
- Mind Benders Book 5
- Building Thinking Skills, Book 3 Verbal
- Keyboarding skills
- Total Health
12th Grade (Boy)
Language Arts
Science
History
Elective
Before you purchase curriculum for the next school year check out these homeschool curriculum reviews, written by real homeschooling moms, giving their unbiased opinions. This list is a great resource for anyone considering homeschooling or looking to try a new curriculum.
Amy B says
August 17, 2014 at 10:44 pmThank you for sharing this list. I’m interested in your thoughts on Movies as Literature. Is this the first time you’re using it? The majority of our high school literature has been Progeny Press. Would like to change it up a bit.
I think I’ll get Teaching Toolbox for 9th grade too!
Toni Anderson says
September 9, 2014 at 11:23 amThis is our first time using it. We’ve only gone through one movie so far, so it is too early for an opinion, but so far we like it.
I’ll update later in the year.
mary says
December 4, 2014 at 11:22 amthis is great 4 my little ones
Billie says
February 23, 2015 at 10:06 pmI have come back to your curriculum list so many times! I have a rising 8th grader and I am a bit freaked out! lol I also have several dyslexics, struggling learners so that puts a spin on it all. I really like your curriculum set up…it seems doable!
Harmony says
March 1, 2016 at 4:31 pmHow do you manage your time with each child especially if they struggle with a certain subject? I have 4 kids and my oldest is 6th grade but really has a hard time with math. I also was never great at math so I feel super inadequate teaching him. Any curriculum suggestions or time management ideas? Also, does your curriculum break the bank cause that seems like a lot of books! I’ve been homeschooling for 5 years but I feel like something’s gotta change in our daily schedule for next fall. Just not sure what. Thanks for your help!
Lisa says
July 7, 2019 at 3:14 amHi – would you share any updated curriculum choices for the kids?