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Curriculum

There is no perfect homeschool curriculum.  That being said, many great choices are available to homeschoolers today.

Research any curriculum options that you are considering.  If you have friends who homeschool, ask what they use.  Figure out your homeschooling style, and find resources that support your unique homeschool.  Look for options that fit your budget.  Some may be returnable for a refund if you are not satisfied.

Below are curriculum and resources that we’ve used in our homeschool over the past several years.  I plan to add several more reviews in the coming months to cover the other fantastic resources that we rely on for our homeschool.

Institute for Excellence in Writing (IEW)

IEW: The Definitive Guide

Learn the value of the Structure and Style method for writing, how to save money with IEW, how to get started at any level, and more.

Fix It! Grammar {an IEW Review}

Fix It! Grammar has been an amazing resource for our homeschool. I don’t dread teaching grammar because this method actually makes it enjoyable.

Poetry Memorization {an IEW Review}

One of the best decisions we made for our homeschool was adding Linguistic Development through Poetry Memorization. The benefits of this challenging program are substantial.

Lap Books {Hands-On Learning}

Lap Books for Memorable Learning

A lap book is an extraordinary learning tool that results in a memorable project worth revisiting time and again. Discover the best lap books available.

U.S. Elections Lap Book Review

The U.S. Elections Lap Book makes learning about the election process fun and interactive. When finished, my children enjoy “reading” it again and again.

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