Here are some of my favorite sites to help you on your homeschool journey!
Cathy Duffy Reviews --Cathy Duffy has written reviews on almost all the homeschool curricula out there. Her reviews are insightful and can help you make decisions.
Letter of the Week--This website is OLD, but I so enjoyed using ideas from it when my now 20-year-old was little. We had a theme each week and used copious amounts of library books to learn through.
Curricula We Have Used/Are Using Currently
Sonlight Curriculum--we use this company's History, Readers, and Bible. Last year, we also tried their science out for the first time. I didn't hate it. It might not have sparked a love of science, but it was solid and got the job done.
Guesthollow--This is one of my favorite homeschool curricula companies out there. We have used most of their science and a few other things over the years. Currently using their Language Arts, which is amazing.
Notgrass--This is a solid curriculum. My high schoolers learned a lot about going back through a non-fiction text to find answers. You can get 3 high school credits from each course or just use what you need. Currently using the civics curriculum for middle school. It has a great supplemental app with videos and extras that are really helpful.
Mystery of History--I used this when it was very first being published with my older girls, and now I have returned to it with my youngest. I like the organization of the week, but I do like to draw from other sources to learn more as my daughter is older.
The Good and the Beautiful--It's not for everyone, but I truly loved using TGTB to teach my youngest daughter to read. We enjoyed years of their math (although I preferred the old math to the newer Simply Math). It is an excellent math curriculum and gives a good math knowledge base. I recommend it mainly because the elementary level of language arts is free. That is so needed sometimes. We've all been there.
Check back, as I will be adding more homeschool links often!
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